Music Thread the Sixth - Page 5

LadyKagome · 03-31-2012, 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by CardShopKid

The point was that we all are probably interested in learning about stuff we haven't heard about either and you actually have the biggest collection out of any of us here but if you don't want to post what you like no one is forcing you.

Bggest CD collection maybe, but Qitozex's collection in total is far larger than mine.\

It's too difficult for me to answer without cluster****ing this thread with a massive list of albums, EP's, and singles.

Serotonin · 03-31-2012, 01:18 PM

It is fine I don't want to put you out or anything it is not a big deal.

LadyKagome · 03-31-2012, 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by CardShopKid

It is fine I don't want to put you out or anything it is not a big deal.

I'm an information sorter, I can easily type the list out, it's that most don't want to read a list that long is why I don't post it, lol.

A Catshovel · 03-31-2012, 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by LadyKagome

That's okay, even if you can only give suggestions for one genre, your input is still appreciated. All information is welcome,

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New additions for May:

Physical Releases:

Albums:

3 Doors Down - 3 Doors Down
Angel Corpse - Hammer of Gods
Bloodhound Gang - Hooray For Boobies
Bon Jovi - Keep the Faith
Bon Jovi - Lost Highway
Bon Jovi - New Jersey
Bon Jovi - These Days
Brooks & Dunn - Waitin' On Sundown
Crosby & Nash - Crosby & Nash
Dream Theater - Once In a Live Time
Eminem - Recovery
Faith Hill - Faith
Gretchen Wilson - Here For the Party
Guns 'n Roses - Appetite For Destruction
Guns 'n Roses - Use Your Illusion II
John Michael Montgomery - Kickin' It Up
Kid Rock - Devil Without a Cause
Shania Twain - Come on Over
Shania Twain - The Woman In Me
Soundgarden - Telephantasm
Ted Nugent - Ted Nugent
The Flood - Modi~Vivendi
Tonight Alive - What Are You So Scared Of?
Van Halen - A Different Kind of Truth

Singles:

Avril Lavigne - My World
Kelly Clarkson - Mr. Know It All
Miranda Cosgrove - Kissin U

Soundtracks:

Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey

Various Artist & Compilations:

Songs For Japan

Digital only releases:

Albums:

Black Veil Brides - Rebels EP
Born Gold - Bodysongs LP
Kyler England - NoiseTrade Sampler
Miranda Cosgrove - About You Now EP
Paper Route - Absence
Sandra McCracken - Gravity Love

Various ARtist & Compilations:

Another Hopeless Sampler
Desolation.Dissonance.Delirium
Divebomb Records Digital Sampler
Ferret Music Amazon Sampler
March is Metal Month - 2012 Sampler
Revelation Records Crash Course
Napalm Records All Stars

How much do you spend on music per month?

LadyKagome · 03-31-2012, 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by A Catshovel

How much do you spend on music per month?

$50-$100. Sometimes more. I bid on auction lots (for the randomness), take advantage of sales and discounts, sometimes I happen upon job lots and garage sale boxes, and there's also the plethora of CD's I get each year from frinds and co-workers that are 'converting' or 'moving on'. There amazing bargain to be had for the patient and observant. There's also lots of new stuff coming out every month that I want.

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Also, under the digital section, the "Various Artists and Compilations" sub-section were free samplers from Amazon MP3, which serve to fuel my experimentation.

Anyway, if you want the list, just say so, and I'll type it up.

A Catshovel · 03-31-2012, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by LadyKagome

$50-$100. Sometimes more. I bid on auction lots (for the randomness), take advantage of sales and discounts, sometimes I happen upon job lots and garage sale boxes, and there's also the plethora of CD's I get each year from frinds and co-workers that are 'converting' or 'moving on'. There amazing bargain to be had for the patient and observant. There's also lots of new stuff coming out every month that I want.

That isn't too much. I only buy my CDs new, so that list would have cost me a few hundred dollars. I guess that is what I was expecting.

I would probably have a much larger physical music collection if I didn't absolutely detest pre-owned things. I think the only three pre-owned things I own are my car (because a sixteen year-old is getting a new car. Next car I buy will be new, though, unless mine gets destroyed in the next year or so.), my bass (because I didn't want to drop $500 on a hobby that I wasn't sure I would stick with. Again, my next one will be new.), and my backpack (because it was discontinued and way to awesome to not own).

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Originally Posted by LadyKagome

Anyway, if you want the list, just say so, and I'll type it up.

Me? I don't care if you type it up or not. If you did I would probably read, but if you didn't I wouldn't miss it.

It sounds like you want to type it, honestly.

Qitozex · 03-31-2012, 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by LadyKagome

Bggest CD collection maybe, but Qitozex's collection in total is far larger than mine.\

It's too difficult for me to answer without cluster****ing this thread with a massive list of albums, EP's, and singles.

This is why RYM (and, to a lesser extent, last.fm) is such a great thing. <3

LadyKagome · 03-31-2012, 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by A Catshovel

That isn't too much. I only buy my CDs new, so that list would have cost me a few hundred dollars. I guess that is what I was expecting.

I would probably have a much larger physical music collection if I didn't absolutely detest pre-owned things. I think the only three pre-owned things I own are my car (because a sixteen year-old is getting a new car. Next car I buy will be new, though, unless mine gets destroyed in the next year or so.), my bass (because I didn't want to drop $500 on a hobby that I wasn't sure I would stick with. Again, my next one will be new.), and my backpack (because it was discontinued and way to awesome to not own).

Me? I don't care if you type it up or not. If you did I would probably read, but if you didn't I wouldn't miss it.

It sounds like you want to type it, honestly.

Actually, that last comment, I thought I was talking to CardShopKid, xD

But I have spent $580 on music since Dec. 25th. I prefer new things as well, but some things are terribly difficult to find new. And I don't just bid on random stuff, all pre-owned items I've bought were thoroughly inspected before being allowed to be sold, and further screened after purchase.

Then there's the matter of what my friends give me, :3

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Originally Posted by Qitozex

This is why RYM (and, to a lesser extent, last.fm) is such a great thing. <3

You know, I really should actually create one, but I'm not sure how I'd rate everything yet, but it would definitely be good to list what I have, and it's already been very helpful in my exploration.

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Just a word of warning; this is gonna be a work in progress for a good while, especially if you guys want ratings and such, but I started on RYM, and so far have added A-C.

Though I'm going to have to cross reference some stuff, have quite a few things that aren't listed on there.

kellisa · 03-31-2012, 09:22 PM

What do you guys think is the most futuristic song that you've listened to? By that I mean something that is WAY ahead of its time, something that may not even be released now or in the future.

LadyKagome · 03-31-2012, 09:25 PM

Hmm...

I'm not really sure, nothing I've hearrd really 'jumps' out at me, at least not fitting that description.

A Catshovel · 03-31-2012, 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by kellisa

What do you guys think is the most futuristic song that you've listened to? By that I mean something that is WAY ahead of its time, something that may not even be released now or in the future.

I don't really consider any art to be ahead of its time.

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Originally Posted by LadyKagome

Hmm...

I'm not really sure, nothing I've hearrd really 'jumps' out at me, at least not fitting that description.

Dat post count.

Serotonin · 03-31-2012, 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by kellisa

What do you guys think is the most futuristic song that you've listened to? By that I mean something that is WAY ahead of its time, something that may not even be released now or in the future.

Brain Power by Freezepop

Images Juxtaposed · 03-31-2012, 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by kellisa

What do you guys think is the most futuristic song that you've listened to? By that I mean something that is WAY ahead of its time, something that may not even be released now or in the future.

I can't think of any to have ever existed in that sense.

Music as a whole is generally formed within communities and like minded people will flock together in this sense.

That's why you see certain movements pop up at certain times.

LadyKagome · 03-31-2012, 10:18 PM

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Originally Posted by A Catshovel

I don't really consider any art to be ahead of its time.

Dat post count.

Right back at you.

Despite the wealth of knowledge on RYM, it's still very incomplete, so I'm asking around as to how to fill in some of the blanks.

A Catshovel · 03-31-2012, 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by LadyKagome

Right back at you.

Is this more of your silliness?

LadyKagome · 03-31-2012, 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by A Catshovel

Is this more of your silliness?

I'm always silly, until someone pisses me off, which usually only happens in the YuGiOh section.

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Okay, that's D-F.

kellisa · 04-01-2012, 12:08 AM

My latest song of interest:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00PdHIPjaWQ

EricGGMusic · 04-01-2012, 05:44 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iW1-BuJ_Hc

Qitozex · 04-01-2012, 07:56 AM

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Originally Posted by LadyKagome

Right back at you.

Despite the wealth of knowledge on RYM, it's still very incomplete, so I'm asking around as to how to fill in some of the blanks.

You can add artist and release pages yourself. It's a community-built database.

LadyKagome · 04-01-2012, 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Qitozex

You can add artist and release pages yourself. It's a community-built database.

That's what I was trying to find, where's the edit page option? Or whatever it's called on there. The closest I found was adding to the list of "bands I've seen" and stuff like that.

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Finished through the letter "S" now, but boy, I've got a lot of additions to make to that site, compiling all that info is gonna take me a few weeks with all the other projects I'm currently part of.

harig07 · 04-03-2012, 02:35 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mg_A4uzg4LY

Qitozex · 04-03-2012, 04:15 AM

Yo, this isn't a place to just slap up a youtube link and leave; you gotta actually talk about something.

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That's what I was trying to find, where's the edit page option? Or whatever it's called on there. The closest I found was adding to the list of "bands I've seen" and stuff like that.

http://rateyourmusic.com/artist_add

The queue has a 500 artist limit, and it's almost always over at the moment, so best of luck on this pursuit.

chaosmage · 04-03-2012, 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by kellisa

My latest song of interest:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00PdHIPjaWQ

That.... that was beautiful. I know what I'll be looking into over the next few days.

On another note does anyone have any suggestions similar to Big Black? I feel like I asked that in another one of the music threads, but for the life of me I can't remember any of the answers.

Qitozex · 04-03-2012, 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by chaosmage

That.... that was beautiful. I know what I'll be looking into over the next few days.

On another note does anyone have any suggestions similar to Big Black? I feel like I asked that in another one of the music threads, but for the life of me I can't remember any of the answers.

R apeman
Shellac
Pigface
Jesus Lizard
Drive Like Jehu
Scratch Acid
Flipper, possibly

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Albini_discography
Poke around some on this list and you'll pull up tons.

I'd also rec: McLusky/Future of the Left, Early Biffy Clyro, and Glass and Ashes for what's sort of been a pig**** revival—though, that's a stretch given the small number of bands I've seen engage the style. Still have the broken, dirty riffing and energetic shout-vocals, with some of the cleanliness and exploration that At the Drive-In and Refused ushered in for the twenty-first century as well. Maybe check eighties industrial rock bands as well, there's a lot of influence from that scene on Big Black too.

LadyKagome · 04-03-2012, 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Qitozex

R apeman
Shellac
Pigface
Jesus Lizard
Drive Like Jehu
Scratch Acid
Flipper, possibly

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Albini_discography
Poke around some on this list and you'll pull up tons.

I'd also rec: Early Biffy Clyro, McLusky/Future of the Left, and Glass and Ashes for what's sort of been a pig**** revival. Still have the broken, dirty riffing and energetic shout-vocals. Maybe check eighties industrial rock bands as well, there's a lot of influence from that scene on Big Black too.

By the Three, this is proving nigh impossible to get anything through, but I am trying, adding the rest of my collection in the meantime. Then on to the wishlist, and then further on to start re-listening and rating.