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Monday 24 November 2003
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I’m stirring up my Thanksgiving party music. I’m looking for ambient, contemporary funk, outrageous rock, acid jazz, alternative hardcore rock, hardcore rock, stunning classical music I’ve never heard before.
I’m taking recommendations! Click on the comments link below.
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Hmm…
I’m partial to Manson(suggested CD: “Holywood”) and Disturbed (suggested CD: “The Sickness”). One of my favorite bands is Bad Religion – (suggested CD: “Stranger than Fiction”).
If you like a bit of a techno flavor with your hardcore, I suggest KMFDM (suggested CD: “MDFMK”). I also like The Crystal Method (suggested CD: “Vegas”).
Other suggestions:
Oingo Boingo “Dead Man’s Party”
Concrete Blonde “Bloodletting”
outrageous: Avenue D (avenued.com), The Darkness (www.thedarknessrock.com, they’re trying to bring back 80’s hair rock), Alabama Thunder Pussy, Butt Trumpet, Betty Blowtorch
hardcore: Bleeding through, Walls of Jericho, Watch Them Die, Sick of it All, Life of Agony, the Mad Capsule Markets (japanese digi-punk hardcore)
ambient: Autechre, Biosphere, Coil, Final, Recoil (especially their stuff with Nicole Blackman)
acid: Wayne Krantz, recent King Crimson
also worth mentioning: Puffy Amiyumi (J-pop), Wang Fei (HK-pop), covenant (swedish electro. like depeche mode, but better and a little darker), Asylum Street Spankers (acoustic blues / bluegrass / jazz / country and absolutely hilarious)
Classical I can help with. Check out Palestrina’s Missa Papae Marcelli–I recommend the Tallis Scholars recording (also has Allegri’s Miserere on the disc). Also worth owning are Rachmaninoff’s Vespers; I’ve only ever heard the John Rutter Singers’ recording, but I’m sure there are other great ones as well.
And if you don’t have it already, check out the Red Snapper album Our Aim Is To Satisfy Red Snapper.
Just my two cents…
Acid jazz? Some of these might be interesting to you, check them out:
* Mediski, Martin, & Wood, Friday Afternoon in the Universe is groovy.
* Tim Hagans, Animation/Imagination. Might be a little high-energy for what you’re looking for.
* Joshua Redman, Elastic. HIGHLY recommended.
correction and addition: i was thinking of ‘Nashville Pussy’, not ‘Alabama Thunder Pussy’ (who are also good). don’t know how i’d ever get those two band names confused…
also: Madredeus (portugese folk/opera /flamenco), and Gåte (norwegian folk/alternative rock)
If you are looking for some great, electronic-ish ambient, try the Pop Ambient series on Kompakt. Each disc features ambient gems from both prominent and emerging electronic artists. I would recommend the 2002 and 2003 editions; you can pick them up at http://www.forcedexposure.com.
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I think most of my suggestions would run toward contemporary folk, but that’s not really on the list, so I’ll toss out some of the collaborations that Edgar Meyer has done.
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I have Uncommon Ritual, which I highly recommend, but he’s done other stuff with Bela Fleck, Yoyo Ma, Mark O’Connor and so on.
WTH – I’ll toss a plug in for Great Big Sea and Seven Nations, if you’re into Celtic-tinged rock. Ashley MacIsaac, too.
I would think Patti Smith’s “the Night Belongs to Lovers” would be a must for such a feast. Sample lyrics:
Love is a banquet from which we feed
Desire is a hunger from which we need
Energy now, Energy now
Joan Arnatrading:
Show some emotion 1977
drop the pilot 1983
back to the night 1975
the weakness in me 1981
and of course at least several DIXIE CHICKS
Moonlight in Vermont, Ella fitzgerald
Stormy Weather, Lena Horne
The nearness of You, Sarah vaughan
Crawlin black spider, John Lee hooker
Sittin On top of the world, ray charles
On the road again, canned heat
boom boom, john lee hooker
imho
Aphex Twin: I care because you do
Jurassic 5: Quality Control
Velvet Underground: Velvet Underground and Nico (remixed last year by Polydor)
Dave Brubeck: Take Five
Michael Hallas is an interesting listen; http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/halaas: especially with Joan Jeanrenaud [Kronos] on cello.
Party? Need some dancebeat cheesy lounge disco pop-culture sample cut-up groove music? http://www.ursula1000.com is where it’s at. Or do you need a mash-up of the Sex Pistols’ God Save The Queen and Madonna’s Ray of Light? Course you do! http://www.vidler.btinternet.co.uk/godsavem.mp3
try this rock….
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tool, interpol, nebula, fu manchu, monster magnet, sonic youth, zeke, poison the well, refused, minor threat, fugazi, texas is the reason, far, deicide, pissing razors,
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I think most of my suggestions would run toward contemporary folk, but that’s not really on the list, so I’ll toss out some of the collaborations that Edgar Meyer has done.
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