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Skipper Finny

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WARNING: This might not be your cup of tea if your into techno or rap.

Them Crooked Vultures. It's almost a super-band. It's made up of singer Josh Homme (Queens of the Stone Age), John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin), and Dave Grohl (Nirvana / Foo Fighters). They just released their first album about a month or two ago, and it's great to listen to.

"New Fang"
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7_vH3H8LPI[/ame]
 
Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww music! *Runs away from this thread immediately*

[Edit] After listening to a few seconds i could use this in a video im going to make soon! :D
 
I was a little disappointed with that album. It really wasn't up to par with the pedigree of the bands members. It's not a bad album, it just wasn't a good as expected.
 
I agree with you 100%. I just find that music today is not what it used to be. No offence to anyone, but I think that "pig squeeling" is meant for pigs. I'm very open for suggestions about music, my playlist is getting a little dusty.
 
good but i agree that it is lacking compared to what it came from.

but i find even some of my old favorites have been lacking with there latest albums. so iv been sticking mostly to the local live scene latley.
 
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good but i agree that it is lacking compared to what it came from.

but i find even some of my old favorites have been lacking with there latest albums. so iv been sticking mostly to the local live scene latley.

I envy you. I wish I had a local live music scene.
 
where do you live pretty much every city and town has something going for it.

Boca Raton, Florida.

As my music major friends say, there isn't much of a music scene around here. I could go north or south and I'll find something, but where I am is a cultural dead zone. The place was designed for the retired.
 
Boca Raton, Florida.

As my music major friends say, there isn't much of a music scene around here. I could go north or south and I'll find something, but where I am is a cultural dead zone. The place was designed for the retired.

ah crappy

im in Halifax Nova Scotia so pretty much pick what you like and there is a pub or cafe that has it.
 
I envy you. I wish I had a local live music scene.

Where I'm from, Toronto Canada I have experienced the same. Don't get me wrong there are a large number of great Canadian artists (k-os, Arcade Fire, Matthew Good) but whenever I go to shows I generally am disappointed.
 
Where I'm from, Toronto Canada I have experienced the same. Don't get me wrong there are a large number of great Canadian artists (k-os, Arcade Fire, Matthew Good) but whenever I go to shows I generally am disappointed.


ya im usually going to smaller venues like gus' pub and seeing less known bands. alot of indie folk stuff and i usually end up working gigs when Hey Rosetta comes in town but it is essentially my job i work at a studio so the more good music that i can attract the the studio the better.

and Toronto has some good stuff especially if you into DnB and house music.

but for me it helps where i am i live in Halifax but i go to st. johns, NFLD alot and both cities are all about art and culture.
 
I'm sure there are tons of smaller venues that attract decent indie talent. I just tend not to seek them out, probably because I'm at the age where I'm not really into doing that sort of thing yet. I love indie folk too, the Decemberists, Iron and Wine and Right Away Great Captain are some of my favs.
 
I'm sure there are tons of smaller venues that attract decent indie talent. I just tend not to seek them out, probably because I'm at the age where I'm not really into doing that sort of thing yet. I love indie folk too, the Decemberists, Iron and Wine and Right Away Great Captain are some of my favs.

nice i haven't seen the Decemberists yet but i saw iron and wine last month and im going to see Jeff Tweedy and Wilco next month.
 
I'm very open for suggestions about music, my playlist is getting a little dusty.

Sorry, completely forgot about recommending things.

Ehh...in the way of harder rock the only thing that comes to mind atm is Future of the Left - Travels With Myself and Another. It's, in my opinion, the most underrated album of last year.
 
oha ya recomendations

well

there are the indie folk bands already mentioned plus elliott smith and ray lamontange

than there is stuff like dispatch, and state radio
Hey Rosetta is a really good east coast band that has a cool sound.

for house and dnb there is deadmau5, wolfgang gatner and london elektricity

65 days of static has some good stuff

and for stuff more similar to the vid
there is stuff like colour haze.

but really you just got too look for stuff you like cuase it would take me a while to list off 1tb of music for you
 
Halifax you say? I live in Greenwood, small world.

Listened to some of the bands and finally got some new artists downloaded, thanks guys!
 
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