Posted April 14, 2009 Jimmy Eat World are great for depressive music. Try Polaris, Be Sensible or 23. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 Why has Eminem re-released Without Me? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 Why has Eminem re-released Without Me? Why does anyone rerelease anything? MONEH!1! --- Listening to The Teenagers album. Homecoming is always on at most parties I've been to this year. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 For Dyson (in particular) I listened to Elbow once through, and some of the songs again. I wasn't blown away. I liked the music itself, his voice annoyed me a bit, but not overly so. Some nice lyrics here and there, and obv. songs like Grounds For Divorce are nice and immediate. It'll probably grow on me. Fair enough. Glad you gave it a shot. It is growing music to be fair, but it's the kind of music my Dad has listened to as I grow up as the genre itself has grown on me if that makes sense. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 New Moby album has been officially announced. Wait For Me released on June 30th. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 The new album by Silversun Pickups has been released today O.o I actually had no idea that it was coming out so soon until I saw a track-pack by them on Xbox Live for GHWT and then thought 'hang on a sec I don't recognise that track...' *checks Play.com* *finds new album* that was a pretty nice surprise tbh because I really loved their first proper album titled Carnavas. The new album is titled 'Swoon' for anyone who's interested (I know Dyson may well be ) I've just ordered it along with a copy of their original EP which I'd heard of before but never got around to buying. For anyone who still doesn't know what the hell I'm going on about, here is a video of them performing 'Lazy Eye' the first few seconds are quieter than the album version for some reason, anyway... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 New Moby album has been officially announced. Wait For Me released on June 30th. The only Moby song I ever listen to anymore is New York New York. And that's half for Debbie Harry. He's good, but I've yet to be blown away by much of his modern stuff. New York New York has a brilliant video too; Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 The new album by Silversun Pickups has been released today O.o I actually had no idea that it was coming out so soon until I saw a track-pack by them on Xbox Live for GHWT and then thought 'hang on a sec I don't recognise that track...' *checks Play.com* *finds new album* that was a pretty nice surprise tbh because I really loved their first proper album titled Carnavas. The new album is titled 'Swoon' for anyone who's interested (I know Dyson may well be ) I've just ordered it along with a copy of their original EP which I'd heard of before but never got around to buying. For anyone who still doesn't know what the hell I'm going on about, here is a video of them performing 'Lazy Eye' the first few seconds are quieter than the album version for some reason, anyway... Oh awesome! Love Lazy Eye. Need to check out more of their stuff but if it's anything like Lazy Eye then this'll go down a treat:D Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 I love that Perry's "If You Can Afford Me" is basically saying dating is just a glorified version of prostitution ("If you want a ride, just name your price"). No idea why it hasn't been a single, it's damn catchy. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 I love that Perry's "If You Can Afford Me" is basically saying dating is just a glorified version of prostitution ("If you want a ride, just name your price"). No idea why it hasn't been a single, it's damn catchy. Why are all your comments about your suprise at how slutty pop singer's lyrics are? Everyone else knew that! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 I think Haggis is thinking of pure pop in which lyrics like "don't stop, never give up, [blank blank blank] and reach the top" are featured. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 I think Haggis is thinking of pure pop in which lyrics like "don't stop, never give up, [blank blank blank] and reach the top" are featured. Ok. I'm just baffled by his surprise sometimes. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 Jamie Foxx had some not-so-nice words for Miley Cyrus during his weekend Sirius radio show "The Foxxhole," judging by a audio posted on YouTube and heard below. During a discussion criticizing Miley, 16, for being upset at not getting to meet Radiohead backstage at the Grammys, Foxx, 41, told her to get a gum transplant and to "make a sex tape and grow up... Get like Britney Spears and do some heroin... get some crack in your pipe... Catch chlamydia on a bicycle seat." Someone else is heard calling her a "white bitch." Foxx has a teenage daughter. Grown man picking on a child. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 (edited) Im feeling Japanese music from Films/Anime at the moment: Loving the term "Sweetcakes" The song is "Shizukana Hibi No Kaidan Wo" by Dragon Ash if anyones interested. The E.P version is better though. "What Planet is This?" I think it's by the Seatbelts but I may be wrong. "What Planet is This?" Full version with vocals: Audio "The Real Folk Blues" by Mai Yamane: Audio "Through the Night" Audio Edited April 14, 2009 by Goafer Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 To be fair though... LOL! It's in no way fair what he did. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 LOL! It's in no way fair what he did. All is 'fair' in publicity, think how much she will get from this... I'm not condoning what he said mind, despite not liking Miley particularly but at the end of it all they are just words... harsh words? maybe... but I get his point, in the grand scheme of the music business, she is 'nobody'... and so it's basically like saying she hasn't really done anything and so can't really expect to demand anything in return. The examples of suggestions of what she 'should' do are extreme yes but they are still just words and in the grand scheme of things are nothing shocking, they are both as bad as each other; Foxx for stooping so low when he should perhaps know better and Cyrus for acting like the world owes her something lol But who am I to judge? All I'm saying is that shit invariably happens... Oh and I wouldn't be surprised if to any extent this is all just an elaborate publicity stunt, I don't really care either, just that going by the lengths some people will go to get it, nothing surprises me anymore... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 (edited) Jamie Foxx is a bit rich to have a go for musical insignificance. That aside, I found it fairly amusing. but hey! Miley Cyrus right? who gives a fuck!? Good music, going forward: Max Tundra continues to amuse and amaze in equal measure: how the diminutive chip-smith crafts credibly dancable pop out of what is, essentially, an audio bank's schizophrenic melt down is a mystery. I'm more than willing to indulge the chap, mind. Edited April 14, 2009 by Dan_Dare Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 All is 'fair' in publicity, think how much she will get from this... I'm not condoning what he said mind, despite not liking Miley particularly but at the end of it all they are just words... harsh words? maybe... but I get his point, in the grand scheme of the music business, she is 'nobody'... and so it's basically like saying she hasn't really done anything and so can't really expect to demand anything in return. The examples of suggestions of what she 'should' do are extreme yes but they are still just words and in the grand scheme of things are nothing shocking, they are both as bad as each other; Foxx for stooping so low when he should perhaps know better and Cyrus for acting like the world owes her something lol But who am I to judge? All I'm saying is that shit invariably happens... Oh and I wouldn't be surprised if to any extent this is all just an elaborate publicity stunt, I don't really care either, just that going by the lengths some people will go to get it, nothing surprises me anymore... I don't care overly. Radiohead shouldn't have HAD to meet Miley, that's obvious. They could have done. We don't know their schedules though. However, she shouldn't have any more of a right to talk with them than any other fan etc. I think insulting her for it is stupid and immature. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 Oh my god, I love. It's done so well. Like, actually makes the Ninth Wave make so much sense to me now. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 14, 2009 Oh my god, I love. It's done so well. Like, actually makes the Ninth Wave make so much sense to me now. I hated that they didn't include the songs. Well, I watched the first one, and they didn't. And that's just their interpretation. (It's not far off the actual story behind the alvum) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 15, 2009 (edited) "What Planet is This?" I think it's by the Seatbelts but I may be wrong. "What Planet is This?" Full version with vocals: Audio "The Real Folk Blues" by Mai Yamane: Audio I love the madeup band for CowBoy Bebop. Some of the musicians can be found working with Yoko Kanno on other anime Ost example Ghost in the shell series. My fav songs are; "Is It Real?", "Ask DNA","POWER OF KUNG FOOD REMIX","Green Bird", "Blue","Tank",,"Butterfly","No Reply","Gotta Knock A Little Harder", , "Don't Bother None","Digging my Potato" (alternate version),"Want It All Back" (clavinet hater version),"Goodnight Julia","23 hanashi (Episode 23),"Space Lion""and "Memory". Musicians of The Seatbelts Japanese musicians Drums: Yasuo Sano, Akira Sotoyama Bass: Hitoshi Watanabe, Maki Kitada, Suzuki Bakabon Guitar: Tsuneo Imahori, Masayoshi Furukawa Percussion: Mataro Misawa, Ikuo Kakehashi, Yoichi Okabe Trumpet: Koji Nishimura, Koshio Araki, Yusuke Hayashi, Akio Terashima Trombone: Yoichi Murata, Satoshi Kawano, Hideaki Nakaji, Yoshiaka Hashimoto, Masanori Hirohara, Junko Yamashiro Saxophone: Masato Honda, Shigeo Fuchino, Masakuni Takeno, Takuo Yamamoto, Osamu Koike, Naruyoshi Kikuchi Flute: Hideyo Takakuwa, Kazuhiro Iwasa, Mika Hayashi Tuba: Kiyoshi Sato Harmonica: Nubuo Yagi, Ryuichiro Senoo Strings: Masatsugu Shinozaki Synthesizer: Keishi Urata Producer/Composer/Arranger/Keyboards/Noises/Voices/Mood Setting: Yoko Kanno Recording & Mixing: Masashi Yabuhara New York musicians Drums: Al Foster, Bobby Previte, Bill Stewart Guitar: Peter Bernstein Piano : Mark Soskin, George Colligan Bass: Stanley Clarke, Scott Colley Percussion: Daniel Sadownick Trumpet and Flugelhorn: Nicholas Payton Trombone: Josh Roseman Soprano Saxophone: Steve Wilson Alto Saxophone and Flute: Gary Bartz Tenor Saxophone and Bass Clarinet: Chris Potter Tenor Saxophone: Joshua Redman Baritone Saxophone: James Carter Tuba: Bill Barber Harmonica: Chris Michalek Chorus: Paule McWilliams, Nicki Richards, Sharon Bryant-Gallwey, Lisa Fischer Recording & Mixing: Rudy Van Gelder Paris musicians Guitar: Pierre Bensusan Percussion and Voices: Sydney Thiam, Michel Reman, David Mirandon, Philippe Drai, Phillipe Nalry, Thierry Boucou Recording & Mixing: Dupouy Christophe Oslo musicians Tenor Saxophone: Jan Garbarek Keyboards and synthesizers: Rainer Brüninghaus Guitar: Terje Rypdal Bass: Eberhard Weber Drums and Percussion: Jon Christensen, Marilyn Mazur Woodwinds and Voices: Bjorn Svetnam, Karin Krog, Peder Friis, Mari Boine, Edvard Kempler, Lars Ektor Recording & Mixing: Manfred Eicher Guest vocalists Carla Vallet Tim Jensen Mai Yamane Steve Conte Masaaki Endoh Gabriela Robin Masayoshi Furukawa Tulivu-Donna Cumberbatch SYDNEY with Sister R Emily Bindiger Jerzy Knetig Aoi Tada Raj Ramayya Hassan Bohmide Scott Matthew Reynada Hill Discography Studio recordings Cowboy Bebop (1998) Cowboy Bebop Vitaminless (1998) Cowboy Bebop No Disc (1998) Cowboy Bebop Blue (1999) Ask DNA (2001) Future Blues (2001) Cowboy Bebop Tank! THE! BEST! (2004) Live recordings Future Blues DVD Miscellaneous Cowboy Bebop Remixes: Music for Freelance (1999) Cowgirl Ed (2001) Cowboy Bebop Boxed Set (2002) "Through the Night" Audio This song was by Masahiko Arimachi for Outlaw Star. Edited April 15, 2009 by Dante Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 15, 2009 My fav songs are; "Is It Real?", "Ask DNA","POWER OF KUNG FOOD REMIX","Green Bird", "Blue","Tank",,"Butterfly","No Reply","Gotta Knock A Little Harder", , "Don't Bother None","Digging my Potato" (alternate version),"Want It All Back" (clavinet hater version),"Goodnight Julia","23 hanashi (Episode 23),"Space Lion""and "Memory". This song was by Masahiko Arimachi for Outlaw Star. I never knew who did that song, nice one! I love "Don't Bother None" as well. It's an awesome song. Spokey Dokey is also awesome (it gets better after a minute or so): Audio Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 15, 2009 (edited) I never knew who did that song, nice one! I love "Don't Bother None" as well. It's an awesome song. Spokey Dokey is also awesome (it gets better after a minute or so): Audio I agree with you. The Blue ablum contains other songs that i like by them. Audio Audio Audio Audio Audio Audio Audio And three songs from Tank! THE! BEST! written for the 2005 game. Illaria Graziano - "Pearls" Audio Illaria Graziano - "Diamonds" Audio Illaria Graziano - "Einstein Groovin'" Audio Edited April 15, 2009 by Dante Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 15, 2009 Within moments of waking up, my brother (who had been up all night) sparked up a convo on a band he found. So I decided to check them out and they're not bad. And, unbelievably, I foudn out they had a song up for download on Rock Band. Nice way to start the day. Anyway, they're called In This Moment and I've added a vid for one of their songs, Forever below. Enjoy. Or don't. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
