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 Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2006 12:41 am
This is a HUGEASS compilation of awesome bands that I've found, heard and reviewed. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did experimenting with it. In the immortal words on Robert Smith of The Cure, "simply awesome."
ALSO, let me note that, yeah, not all of these bands are 'indie' so to speak. But they have a right to be on there as much as any of these other bands. They've made their mark on me, so I'd like to share them with you.
<3 = One of my favorite bands
(+) = Portland local!
(v) = Recommended (member)
(if any other mods or members have some bands that they want listed, talk to me on AIM)
[and for mods only, if you want a band favorited or mentioned they 'OMG, THEY IS FRUM HEYAH', send me a color and a band to mark]
And just to clarify what someone these things mean...
lyrical = thoughtful lyrics
surreal = pretty, though very strange
delicate = not loud
rock-worthy = you can jump around and dance to it
UPDATE! (08/04/07): JESUS CHRIST. WHAT AM I DOING? Okay, so I've been away from this thread too long and now I have about fifty bands to add and maybe I'll actually finish the next section of artists. I'm sure you'd all appreciate that. XDD I think I'm killing Wikipedia now. In either case, keep the bands coming! I need descriptions of the ones you post, because chances are they will be NEW TO ME.
Anyway, sorry this is so off and on in its freshness. I'll do all I can get done today.
(12/19/06): I am still taking requests for the list, but for those of you who would like to argue with my descriptions of bands, do not accuse me of having not listened to the band or be wrong since it is simply from one prespective. And even then, it's the internet.
In other news, I'm seventeen. And the end of the list is filled up.
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Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2006 11:25 am
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10cc; sounds like 80s ballad + synth
22-20s; alternative, post-modern style
311; ska?, relaxed
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A Tribe Called Quest; funk, rap, classic, buddy
Adam and The Ants; rather classic, super fun, goody two shoes
The Adicts; rather punk rock, rock-worthy, YOW!
a-ha; Take On Me - 'nuff said
Agent Sparks; rock-worthy, alternative, sounds like Be Your Own Pet
The Album Leaf; surreal, atmospheric, no vocals
Anberlin; emo sound, rock-worthy, fun
Andrew Bird; atmospheric, folky, sometimes no vocals
Apollo Sunshine; uber-happy alternative
Apples In Stereo; surreal, funky vocals and relating to strange-ness
The Aquabats!; rock-worthy, awesome live, fun
The Appleseed Cast; ambient, weird
April March; french, stylized, fun, hanging up the chick habit
The Arcade Fire; alternative rock sound, classic indie
Architecture In Helsinki; children's toys + awesome
Art Brut; smart-pants, rock-worthy
Asobi Seksu; so synth-heavy you sometimes can't hear the vocals, rock-worthy
Athlete; alternative, rock-worthy
Atom and His Package; eletronica, heavy synth and guitars, fun, downright amazing
The Avalanches; edgy, new age techno
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Badly Drawn Boy; piano-based, delicate
Barenaked Ladies; 90s alternative, but still nobody has ever heard of them
Bearsuit; simple, fun
Beck; a pioneer of alternative sound
Bedouin Soundclash; reminscent of reggae, electronica, subtle
Belle & Sebastian; folky, delicate, lyrical
Belly; rock-worthy, 80s
Ben Folds Five; piano-based, lyrical, 90s alternative
Ben Harper; smooth, relaxed
Ben Kweller; alternative, poppy, dramatic
Benjamin Biolay; french, acoustic guitar-based, delicate
The Beta Band; wacky, lyrical, emphasis on repetitive-ness
Beulah; much like The Shins, 'cept better, lyrical
be your own PET; rock-worthy, loud, rambuncious, I want to ride my bike
The Birthday Massacre; 80s rock, heavy synth, rock-worthy
Bishop Allen; classic indie rock sound, simple riffs, fun
Björk; a pioneer of surreal, alternative sound
The Black Mages; Final Fantasy music meets metal... no, seriously
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club; basic rock group, slightly-lyrical, tired format
Bloc Party; bouncy, lyrical, amazing "geetar pedal"
Blonde Redhead; surreal, music you can ******** to
The Blood Brothers; hardcore rock, screamo
The Blue Hearts; classic j-rock, Linda Linda Linda
Bob Dylan; the man, the legend
The Books; surreal, compilation of sounds beautifully orchestrated, no vocals
The Boy Least Likely To; cutesy alternative, giddy, lyrical
Brand New; classic punk rock sound specifically, i got a $20 bill
Brazilian Girls; mild electronica, smooth, songs to ******** to
Brendan Benson; vaguely emo, lyrical, alternative
British Sea Power; alternative, spacy, lyrical
Broadcast; electronica, simple, fun
Broken Social Scene; surreal, compilation of sounds beautifully orchestrated, rarely vocals
Built To Spill; 90s alternative, rock-worthy
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Cake; 90s alternative, good times, rock an' roll lifestyle NOW
Calvin Harris; electronica, definitely makes a party
Camera Obscura; delicate, female-led, lyrical
The Cardigans; rock-worthy, mixed, female-led
Caribou; electronica, fun, cutesy, roots to Architecture In Helsinki?
Cat Power; rumored to get drunk before shows, delicates, amazing lyrics, solo lady act
Cat Stevens; 60s work only, jolly, acoustic guitar-based
Cibo Matto; j-pop, +18, synth, has an entirely food-themed album
Circle Jerks: totally rocking 80's LA punk with a surf rock influence
Clap Your Hands And Say Yeah!; rock-worthy, listen if you have a high tolerance to the vocals, lyrical
The Clientele; sounds 60s, lyrical, delicate
Clinic; surreal, spooky, atmospheric, 90s alternative
Clor; sounds like Dead Alive, fun
CocoRosie; electronica?, box of junk adds to the style, beautiful, female-led
The Comas; rock-worthy, lyrical, good use of scratchy lead guitar
Common Rotation; Texas local, acoustic, great cover of Don't Let's Start
Covenant; electronica, catchy as hell, semi-dark
The Cranberries; formed in late 80s, surreal, lyrical, rock-worthy when they want to be
The Cure; only the best thing to come out of the 70s <3
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Dada; classic sound, rock-worthy, lyrical
Daft Punk; electronica, fun, fast, harder, better, faster, stronger
Damien Rice; delicate, dude solo act
The Dandy Warhols; rock-worthy, Courtney Taylor-Taylor has a silly name (+)
Dangerdoom; rap, funky, adult swim-themed album
Dar Williams; folky, rock-worthy or delicate when you want it
David Bowie; Ziggy played guitar
The Decemberists; folky, lyrical, anything you want (+)
The Delgados; Scottish, rock-worthy, great songwriting
Deltron 3030; wicked freestyling, rap, fun, 18+
Depeche Mode; 80s rock, surreal, funky beats
Desaparecidos; sounds a bit like Thursday, rock-worthy
Devo; whip it!
DeVotchKa; rock-worthy, gypsy rock music
Dido; surreal, delicate, angsty
The Dirty Projectors; 60s sound, alternative rock
The Ditty Bops; folky, lyrical, anything you want, lady duet act <3
The Divine Comedy; amusing, about a simpler time, delicate, orchestra
Do As Infinity; japanese, poppy
Do Make Say Think; partial ambience?, classic guitar, ehhhh
Donald Fagen; solo career of a member of Steely Dan, lyrical, jazz-related
The Doors; touch me, baby!
Doves; rock-worthy, classic indie rock sound
The Dresden Dolls; german cabaret sound, addictive, spooky fun
Dressy Bessy; rock-worthy, great guitar, female-led
Duncan Sheik; acoustic, reminds me of Elvis Costello
Duran Duran; 80s awesome, rock-worthy, too cool not to mention
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Eagles Of Death Metal; modern Traveling Wilburys, fast-paced, rock-worthy
Echo & the Bunnymen; 80s rock band, Ian has sex hair, lyrical
Eels; accessible awesome, 90s alternative, surreal
The Elected; folk, electronica harmonica?, sweet
Eisley; whimsical, lead singer = seven-year-old?
Elf Power; groovey, whimsical, rock-worthy, weeeeird
Elliott Smith; deceased:suicide, delicate, dude solo act (+)
Eluvium; piano-based, mild electronica, ambient w/ some vocals
Enon; electronic, rock-worthy
Enya; not indie, ambient as hell, old
Erasure; 80s rock, catchy as hell, give a little respect
Eurythmics; sweet dreams are made of these, annie lennox
Everclear; rock-worthy, alternative (+)
Ex-Girl; acquired taste, j-rock, weird, funky
Every Move a Picture; Dance Rock, 80s Revival
The Eyeliners; all-female punk, rock-worthy
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The Faint; synth-based rock, dance!
Fatboy Slim; around forever, fun, electronica?
The Features; alternative, lyrical
Feist; opened for The Ramones, beautiful, folky, great songwriting
The Fiery Furnaces; surreal, weird as hell, piano-based
Fight; British-based punk rock, I've met them, K8 is hot
Fiona Apple; piano-based, well-know
Fischerspooner; electronica, fun, rock-worthy
The Flaming Lips; pioneer of surreal, alternative sound, get high music <3
Flogging Molly; competing with Decemberists for best sea shanties, rock-worthy
Flyleaf; angry ladies, totally awesome
Foo Fighters; rock-worthy, kick your a** awesome
The Format; simple, fun, rock-worthy
Frou Frou; electronica, lyrical, can be angsty & fun, same singer of Imogen Heap
Frank Zappa and the Mothers Of Invention; WHAT, THE, HELL
Freezepop; electronica, so good it's delicious
Future Bible Heroes; simple, synth, lyrical
The Futureheads; heavy synth, surreal, totally fun
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Gang of Four; the punk band, hardxcore, < The Cure
Garbage; heavy synth, 90s alternative
Genghis Tron; Mega grindcore action, offset by street wise hip hop beats
The Germs; awesome band to come out of the LA punk scene in late 70s and early 80s
Giant Drag; slow-going, grows on you, simple sound
God is an Astronaut; ambient, rock, sounds like M83
Goldfrapp; electronica, she has a cool accent, fun
Go Sailor; super happy, rock-worthy
Godspeed You Black Emperor!; Basically have the longest songs ever
Gorillaz; hip hop meets Daft Punk
Great Big Sea; competing for the great shanties with The Decemberists and Flogging Molly
The Greenhornes; classic sound, fun
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Hard-Fi; lyrical, surreal, alternative, vague ska sound
Heart; 80s rock, ladies rocking out, ooo, barracuda!
Heavy Vegetable; wedding of acoustics and drum machines, catchy, rock-worthy, one of Rob Crow's bands
Hellogoodbye; totally emo, dance music
Her Space Holiday; depresso-rama, alternative
His Name Is Alive; Barry White + Electronica + Whitney Houston = sound
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Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2006 11:38 am
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I Am The Avalanche; totally emo, rock-worthy, fun
I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness; vaguely ambient, slow, sweet
ILL Mitch; when Russians try to rap?
Ima Robot; totally fun, 18+, rock-worthy
Imogen Heap; heavy synth, same singer as Frou Frou, relaxed
Incredibad; the same people who brought you Lazy Sunday, pride themselves in how bad they are
Iron & Wine; guitar-based, folk, lyrical, thoughtful
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Jack Johnson; guitar-based, everybody loves him
James Taylor; legendary, folk, acoustic
Janis Joplin; deceased:drugs, 60s legend, hoarse voice but well-suited
Jeff Buckley; deceased:drowned drunk, amazing guitarist, lyrical
Jem; sorta unknown, electronica, fun
Jeniferever; punk-ish, loud, rock-worthy
Jens Lekman; folk, relaxed
Jets to Brazil; classic indie rock, simple
The Jim Yoshii Pile-Up; unsure
Joan Jett and the Black Hearts; classic punk rock, too cool not to mention
Joe Hisaishi; composer for Hayao Miyazaki films
Johnny Cash; deceased:diabetes complications, country legend, lyrical
Joni Mitchell; one-woman show, mainly love songs, folk
Joseph Arthur; angsty, guitar-based, man-man-man
Junior Senior; electronica, fun, rock-worthy, please dance now
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Kate Nash; very English, simple, fun, thoughtful as HELL
Keiichi Suzuki; composer for Earthbound
Kings Of Convenience; simple, fun, groovey
The Kinks; rock legends
Music from Katamari Damacy; SO HARDXCORE
KMFDM; techno rampage, angry germans <3
The Kooks; rock-worthy, British, fun
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L7; PUMP IT, MOTHER ********; electronica, throaty girl vocals. Sexy stuff.
Letters to Cleo; ska?, 10 Things I Hate About You soundtrack, female vocals
Lemon Demon; fun, fun, mostly fun, did I mention fun?
The Lemonheads; like doing covers, fun in the sun
Love Arcade; rock-worthy, makes the party, whiny vocals
The Lovemakers; unsure
Loyalty Day; SongFight.org
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M2M; Norweign pop in English: da' ********; The king of electronicas, varies from ambient to dance rock ordeals.
Mae; a little emo?, burning bridges
The Magic Numbers; unsure
Margot and The Nuclear So-and-Sos; unique sound, good viola, thoughtful
Mark Mothersbaugh; composer for The Royal Tenebaums, former member of Devo, incredibly creative
Maroon 5; unique vocals, some of the saddest love songs ever
The Married Monk; hey, love commander
The Matches; pop-punk, grumble, cut-cut
Mates of State; electronica?, fun as hell, good harmonies
Max Raabe; german ballroom music covering interesting songs
MC Chris; I'm Boba The Fett
MC Frontalot; nerdcore rap
MC Solaar; french rap
McFly; british pop insanity
meese; emo-ish vocals, creative songwriting, piano beats guitars
Menomena; unsure
Metric; female-lead alternative
Mindless Self Indulgence; makes you hip like badass, CRAZY
Minor Threat; old school punk
Minus The Bear; ... I've yet to see them minus a bear.
The Misfits; old school punk
Moby; new age electronica
Modest Mouse; generally energetic, lyrical genius to the max
Mogwai; pack of great musicians. Full instrumental.
Mohammed Rafi; Baliwood favorite, Indian
Molly's Yes; unsure
Morrissey; 80s alternative, very similar to The Smiths
The Most Serene Republic; mostly instrumental
The Mountain Goats; fun-fun
Ms. John Soda; electric sound with lyrical flair
Murder By Death; unsure
The Murmurs; all-female group with weird song topics
Myslovitz; I have reason to believe they're Romanian and rock-worthy
Mystery Jets; pop-punk-ish?
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Nadasurf; unsure
Namelessnumberheadman; unsure
Negativland; mix-and-match electronica
Nellie McKay; mixed style, female-lead <3
Neutral Milk Hotel;[ run-of-the-mill
The Neverland Rancheros; Michigan local, ******** funny, rock-worthy
The New Pornographers; surreal, rock-worthy <3
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds; Murder Ballads is an awesome album
Nick Drake; amazing guitarist
Nine Inch Nails; grr!, rock-worthy
Now It's Overhead; unsure
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Ocean Colour Scene; claim to fame in Oceans 12 OST
The Octopus Project; experimental pop, their myspace is hella slow
Of Montreal; electronica, too cool for school, let's pretend we're in anarctica!
Oingo Boingo; Danny Elfman's band
OK Go; been around awhile, fun, rock-worthy, they can dance so well!
OMD; 80s rock, so awesome
Oomph!; REALLY angry germans
Optiganally Yours; bands name comes from toy organ, great sound, creative use of instruments, likes the Powerpuff Girls
Os Mutantes; portuguese Beatles
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Page France; delicate, sleepy music
The Pale Pacific; rock-worthy
Pavement; Stephen Malkmus' former band, pioneered part of the genre
The Pernice Brothers; delicate, fun
The Phenomenauts; good live
The Pillows; Japanese pop-punk?
Pinback; nice guitar riffs, simple beats, rock-worthy, oen of Rob Crow's bands
Pink Floyd; 'nuff said
Pink Martini; lounge music in french, spanish and english, AMAZING VOCALS (+)
The Pixies; classic punky alternative
PJ Harvey; female-solo, tells good jokes? (+)
Placebo; a friend with weed is better. :3
The Ponys; style of The Smiths?, thoughtful (v)
The Police; Sting's former band, don't put on the red light
The Polyphonic Spree; big break was in Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
Polysics; Japanese insanity, eletronica
Portishead; surreal, grooving
The Postal Service; poppy sound and leaves you wanting more thought
Puce; SongFight.org
Puffy Ami Yumi; guilty pleasure, straight-up j-pop, really fun, BFF
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Quarashi; Beastie Boys but better
Quasi; Janet Weiss! Whoo! (+)
Queen; 'nuff said
Queens Of The Stone Age; rock-worthy, unique sound
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Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2006 1:18 pm
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Rachael Yamagata; jazzy-pop, thoughtful, throaty female vocals
Radiohead; whiny vocals, great lyrics, great albums, they're great
The Rapture; electronic-sounding, been around forever
Ratatat; entirely electronic, good to choreograph to
Red Hot Chili Peppers; alternative, classic awesome, hump de bump
The Red House Painters; acoustic, saddest song in the world
Reel Big Fish; ska, super fun, ******** funny, great trumpet, rocky-worthy
Regina Spektor; piano-and-female combo, fantastically original, thoughtful
The Reindeer Section; simple, thoughtful
REM; it's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine
Rhapsody; fantasy metal, best ever, ******** DragonForce
Rob Crow; notoriously creative, in lots of bands
Robert Rodriguez; composer for Planet Terror and all of his films
The Robot Ate Me; eerily original, crispy christian tea time
Rocky Votolato; more sad song, emo-ish, great acoustic
Rogue Wave; rather poppy, fun, rock-worthy
Rooney; Californian, made a Queen tribute album (v)
The Rosebuds; unsure
Rufus Wainwright; gay, fantastic piano work, quivering vocals, cigarettes and chocolate milk
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Sabliminal; Israeli gangster rap, 'nuff said
Saturday Looks Good To Me; sounds older than it is, rock-worthy
Save Ferris; ska, female-led, more great trumpets
Say Hi To Your Mom; lots of game-based songs, let's talk about spaceships
Scooter; techno, what the hell?
The Screaming Trees; unsure
The Sea and Cake; simple sounding, great guitar
Semisonic; 90s alternative, closing time
Seu Jorge; portuguese covers of David Bowie, The Life Aquatic, great voice
The Shins; you know 'em, you love 'em
Shonen Knife; j-pop, famous in the states, great punk rock covers
Shudder To Think; original, rock-worthy, sounds older than it is
Sigur Rós; icelandic, ambient
The Six Parts Seven; unsure
Sleater-Kinney; original, grows on you, Janet Weiss!, broke up in 2006 (+)
The Smiths; classic 80s awesome, hang the dj
Smoosh; young girls with piano and drums, hard to understand vocals, great live
Social Distortion; classic
Sonic Youth; pioneers of the genre and the sound
Sons and Daughters; rock-worthy, develops the scratchy-guitar sound
The Soviettes; rather punk rock-ish, rock-worthy, fun
Sparklehorse; someday, I will treat you good
Splashdown; electronica, english, very creative sound <3
Splendora; did a lot of music for Daria, rock-worthy
Spoon; almost folky, pretty much awesome
SR-71; the emo band that nobody has ever heard of ever
Stephen Lynch; <******** funny, 'nuff said
Stephen Malkmus; original of the band Pavement, solo career, not bad at all!
Stereo Total; french, hilarious, electronic (but just a little!)
Stereolab; french, electronica, would sound great as a cafe's soundtrack
Sufjan Stevens; folky, set on making an album named for every state
Sun Kil Moon; folky, lyrical, original, delicate
Super Furry Animals; unsure
Swords; electronica, great album
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Teenage Fanclub; sounds older than they are, rock-worthy
Tegan and Sara; twins, lesbians, not t.A.T.u., lyrical and ******** awesome <3
Tenacious D; Jack Black's band, ******** funny
They Might Be Giants; band of my childhood, original, amusing, lyrical and sometimes folky, alternative
This Bike Is A Pipe Bomb; rather punk rock, weird lyrics, rock-worthy
Thingy; another Rob Crow band, formed after Heavy Vegetable dissolved
Throwing Muses; great female vocals and harmonies, simple, rock-worthy
Thrush Hermit; FROM THE BACK OF THE FILM, HE SAID, "SHUT UP OR I'LL SHOOT YOU"
Tilly & The Wall; lyrical, sometimes rock-worthy, sometimes delicate, all awesome <3
Tiny Robots; delicate, original
Toad and the Wet Sprocket; late 80s?, rock-worthy, great guitar
Tokyo Police Club; rock-worthy, not japanese, synth backround
Tom Waits; sexy old man vocals, consistantly good
Tommy heavenly6; j-pop, rock-worthy
Toots and The Maytals; reggae, classic stuff, not jimmy cliff, but close!
Tori Amos; 'nuff said
Totakeke; the dog that plays guitar in Animal Crossing
The Traveling Wilburys; possibly the best collaboration of musicians ever
Travis; laternative joy, why does it always rain on me?
Trembling Blue Stars; delicate, original, more of the saddest love songs in the world
Troubled Hubble; I love my canoe
Tsunami Bomb; punk-ish, saw them first at Warped Tour '03
TV On The Radio; original, experimental
Two Gallants; folky, great acoustic guitar, great cover of Crow Jane
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Ugly Casanova; has the vocalist from Modest Mouse, highly original
The Unicorns; synth-heavy, what the hell?
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Vacaiones; spanish, rock-worthy, fun as hell
The Velvet Underground; classic joy, 'nuff said
Vertical Horizon; 90s poppy alternative, everything you want?
VHS or Beta; synth-heavy, makes the party, lyrical although sometimes without
Vitamin C; fun, poppy
Viva Voce; alternative, original, lyrical, rock-worthy
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The Waitresses; 80s classic, wrote the greatest Christmas song of all time
The Weakerthans; emo-ish, acoustic and highly original
Weezer; you know 'em, you love 'em
White Rose Movement; synth-ish, fun, rock-worthy
The Who; 'nuff said
Wilco; classic alternative, good at everything
Wintersleep; unsure
Wooden Wand and the Vanishing Voice; acoustic, delicate
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XTC; best thing to ever come out of the 80s
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Yasunori Mitsuda; composer for Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross
Yo La Tengo; pioneers of a sound, simple, lyrical
Yoko Kanno; composer for Cowboy Bebop and highly original
Yoko Shimomura; composer for Legend of Mana
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Zero 7; synth-heavy, groovey, delicate
The Zutons; rock-worthy, original, great guitar
Zwan; annoying vocals, great songs
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Posted: Tue Jun 20, 2006 11:28 pm
How about Ima Robot? They are ever so glam rock.
And !!!?
And there was someone else I was going to ask about, but I totally forgot.
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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 6:39 pm
oh oh oh.
What about The Germs? Circle Jerks? The latter being totally rocking 80's LA punk with a surf rock influence, and the former being only one of the most awesome bands to come out of the LA punk scene in the late 70's and early 80's. RIP Darby Crash. emo
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Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 12:15 am
I should make my own.
Cait is all about the wussy-core bands.
She makes me look hardcore.
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Posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 12:10 pm
As the Poets Affirm should definitely be on there.
It's my favorite addition to my musical collection.
<3
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Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2006 10:21 am
All I have to say is:
Thank you!
I'm in love with several of the bands you posted & looking up the other's.
I've been craving some new music lately.
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Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 1:33 am
[[This Modern Love]] All I have to say is:
Thank you!
I'm in love with several of the bands you posted & looking up the other's.
I've been craving some new music lately.
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Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2006 12:56 am
I'll use this lots. <3 I recommend that the Spill Canvas be put up there. They're REALLY uber good, and they deserve some publicity. No one I know has heard of them.
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Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2006 8:23 pm
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Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2006 8:27 pm
heart WHEATUS heart
heart SUGAR RAY heart
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Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2006 8:04 pm
Neutral Milk Hotel is not run-of-the-mill. stare
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