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 Posted: Sat Oct 08, 2005 9:27 pm
Okay.. i only know of three j-rock bands at the moment. sweatdrop But i looooooove j-rock culture and music. heart heart I'm looking for good J-rock artists whose music ae easy to get ahold of. 3nodding I'm really trying to broaden my knowledge and tastes. xd Thanks i ton. mrgreen heart
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Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 11:08 am
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 8:42 am
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Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2005 2:21 am
uh...riiight.
Anyways, I guess you want some big names then?
Just off the top of my head for mainstream Jrock I'd say:
Dir en grey
Pierrot
Malice Mizer
Janne Da Arc
Nightmare
Kaggra
Gackt
Miyavi
and if you consider B'z and L'arc as Jrock, you can try them too.
Hope that helps.
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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 7:26 pm
Gravitation_Girl Okay.. i only know of three j-rock bands at the moment. sweatdrop But i looooooove j-rock culture and music. heart heart I'm looking for good J-rock artists whose music ae easy to get ahold of. 3nodding I'm really trying to broaden my knowledge and tastes. xd Thanks i ton. mrgreen heart sup
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Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 1:55 pm
kaori_c uh...riiight. Anyways, I guess you want some big names then? Just off the top of my head for mainstream Jrock I'd say: Dir en grey Pierrot Malice Mizer Janne Da Arc Nightmare Kaggra Gackt Miyavi and if you consider B'z and L'arc as Jrock, you can try them too. Hope that helps.
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Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2005 7:26 pm
THE BACK HORN
ZAZEN BOYS
Going Steady / Ging Nang BOYZ (if you like punk)
BRAHMAN
Acidman
Fujifabric / Super Butter Dog (these two are funk-ish)
Vk:
Cali gari
Metronome
Guniw Tools
Merry
Plastic Tree (but watch out, I hear they've been releasing some pretty out of character stuff lately)
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Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 6:35 pm
Along with these bands I suggest BUCK-TICK (80s-ish), Schwarz Stein (techno) and Vidoll (VK), those are just off the top of my head that i've been listening to lately sweatdrop
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Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 12:49 pm
Yaoikitty Along with these bands I suggest BUCK-TICK (80s-ish), Schwarz Stein (techno) and Vidoll (VK), those are just off the top of my head that i've been listening to lately sweatdrop Uh, Buck-tick started in the 80s, but their music is not confined to neither that era nor any trademark sound thereof. They've been releasing stuff pretty much continuously since the 80s, as far as I know.
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Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 5:32 pm
Sammirah Yaoikitty Along with these bands I suggest BUCK-TICK (80s-ish), Schwarz Stein (techno) and Vidoll (VK), those are just off the top of my head that i've been listening to lately sweatdrop Uh, Buck-tick started in the 80s, but their music is not confined to neither that era nor any trademark sound thereof. They've been releasing stuff pretty much continuously since the 80s, as far as I know.
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Posted: Fri Apr 28, 2006 3:21 pm
Alice Nine
Dir En Grey
Kagrra
Doremidan
Cali gari
12012
Bis
Fatima
Hanamuke
Gullet
Buck-tick
Lab.
Luvie
Nightmare
Metronome
Scissor
Shulla
Sid
Rentrer en Soi
Panic Channel
Ryuutaro
Vidol
Vogus Image
Miyavi
Charlotte
Denno Oblaat
Blood
Iroha
Antique Cafe
Kozi
Kra
Kalimero
Joker
Poroli
Gackt
Tokyo Michael
Garnet
Schwarz Stein
The Velvet
Ayabie
Daishi
Due le Quartz
Asian Kung Fu Generation
Atsushi Sakurai
Psycho Le Cemu
=.='' Um, I think I went overboard...
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Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2006 12:36 am
MadTiger THE BACK HORN ZAZEN BOYS Going Steady / Ging Nang BOYZ (if you like punk) BRAHMAN Acidman Fujifabric / Super Butter Dog (these two are funk-ish) Vk: Cali gari Metronome Guniw Tools Merry Plastic Tree (but watch out, I hear they've been releasing some pretty out of character stuff lately) These are the best recommendations thus far. Use them.
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Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2006 11:55 pm
It really depends on what kinda stuff you want to listen to... I mean, if you want straight rock I'd personally suggest staying the frick away from bands like Moi Dix Mois and some Dir en Grey stuff because it's just not what you're going to like. I'd also say that some people are listing stuff that would be rather hard to get a hold of if we're talking accidentally finding MP3s on the internet here.
I think it would help if you listed what you've already listened to and liked and probably some western bands you like too.
I'll try to cover a number of generes and specify some albums if there's a distinction in style.
Straight/mildly alternative rock:
x L'arc en Ciel
x Some Dir en Grey (Macabre, Vulgar)
x Some Plastc Tree (don't have a clue what albums they've released)
x Aucifer (see above comment)
x Pierrot
x Gazette
x Some Gackt (Mars)
x hide
x X-Japan (80s alert)
x Psycho le Cemu
x Hyde
x Luna Sea
x Penicillin
Medium to Heavily alternative rock:
x Some Miyavi (Gagaku, Galyuu, Miyavism)
x Malice Mizer (pop/dance/neobaroque)
x Dir en Grey
x Kagrra (Japanese traditional themed)
x MUCC (heavy rock)
x Sugizo (does some jazz/funk stuff)
x Rest of Plastic Tree
Poprock:
x Rest of Miyavi (individual songs)
x Gackt
x Janne da Arc
x Iceman (dance/rock)
x TM Revolution
x Kinya Kotani
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Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2006 1:44 pm
Needs less visual/visual relations.
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Posted: Mon May 01, 2006 2:46 am
Kaidan Needs less visual/visual relations. D= Sowwy. My collection of accidental internet findings is mostly visual because that's what I was interested in when I started accidentally finding MP3s. Don't know why, but I've weaned myself off accidentally finding MP3s - I must like the feel of buying CDs and adoring my CD collection. Anyway. Visual stuff can be just as good as other stuff and if you suggest mostly non-visual I don't see why I can't suggest mostly visual. It would help if this person let us know whaat they're looking for, though.
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