Music Thread

[forgottengames]

Are you kidding? You met him at a concert? And did he insult you or something?

[Zenophas]

Psychic TV

Oh wow, I love these guys too.

[rice303]

On the same day as Transit Of Venus I had a decision to buy it or Papa roach's new album The Connection, I ended up buying the Connection first and loved it, particuarly the first few tracks, I then bought Transit Of Venus and loved that too, they are definetly 2 of the best metal/rock albums i've heard to a long time, but I practicly listen to anything, except electronic and people.....like Justin Bieber

[Ded10c]

Try getting into electronic music. Based on the stuff you like, start with some modern post-industrial or industrial metal.

[rice303]

Don't mind industrial or electronicore, but I just hate stuff like dubstep because I prefer listening to music with vocals and instremental talent (sorry if I spelt it wrong)

[Ded10c]

I know a pair of dubstep producers, and believe me, they are incredibly good musicians (and it shows in their music). Believe me when I say producing good dubstep is incredibly difficult (and something most dubstep producers fail at completely) - a lot of artists prefer to create their sounds from scratch by manipulating sine waves rather than use presets on their instruments (as a guitarist would probably do with their preamp).

Try listening to Celldweller, perhaps. He's made a lot of music over the last few years, all of it falling somewhere between metal, industrial and dubstep.

Birthright
The Best It's Gonna Get / Tainted (It's a live performance, so being a solo artist he can't play all the instruments.)

[Baconboy]

Finally started using Pandora, and I'm hooked for the time being.

[HitchcockGreen]

Are you kidding? You met him at a concert? And did he insult you or something?

Nah no insult or anything, just kind of a dickish attitude. Of all the musicians I've met he was my least favourite.

[Zenophas]

Listening to Stolen Babies's new album.

It's.... okay.

[HitchcockGreen]

Goat by The Jesus Lizard.
Great album from what was once a legendary live act.

[Baconboy]

@rice: ToV is amazing!

[Zenophas]

I know a pair of dubstep producers, and believe me, they are incredibly good musicians (and it shows in their music). Believe me when I say producing good dubstep is incredibly difficult (and something most dubstep producers fail at completely) - a lot of artists prefer to create their sounds from scratch by manipulating sine waves rather than use presets on their instruments (as a guitarist would probably do with their preamp).

Try listening to Celldweller, perhaps. He's made a lot of music over the last few years, all of it falling somewhere between metal, industrial and dubstep.

Birthright
The Best It's Gonna Get / Tainted (It's a live performance, so being a solo artist he can't play all the instruments.)

^This.

I find Dubstep interesting.

[forgottengames]

Rhonda Lorence makes some pretty mellow tunes. Check out her albums Movements In the Moment and Winter Moon if you're feeling particularly inspired.
The best part is, I met her in person while I was growing up in North Carolina.

[HitchcockGreen]

I know a pair of dubstep producers, and believe me, they are incredibly good musicians (and it shows in their music). Believe me when I say producing good dubstep is incredibly difficult (and something most dubstep producers fail at completely) - a lot of artists prefer to create their sounds from scratch by manipulating sine waves rather than use presets on their instruments (as a guitarist would probably do with their preamp).

Try listening to Celldweller, perhaps. He's made a lot of music over the last few years, all of it falling somewhere between metal, industrial and dubstep.

Birthright
The Best It's Gonna Get / Tainted (It's a live performance, so being a solo artist he can't play all the instruments.)

Amon Tobin is quite a tinkerer too. He's kind of moved somewhere between musician and foley artist.

[forgottengames]

Pendulum makes excellent drum and bass, and a few exceptional dubstep tracks. Dubstep, for the most part, is the anthem of slimey tossers.