Fear Factory got back together! YES!
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Fear Factory got back together! YES!
wow haven't listened to Fear Factory in years. You a Sepultura fan?
Yeah I used to listen to Sep' way back in the day but FF ranked up there with Metallica and Pantera for me. They even used to host their own Unreal Tournament server, a game for which their music was a perfect marriage.
The new album is classic FF too, like a lost album from before Obsolete.
I haven't listened to anything really since Obsolete but that was definitely their turning point. Their first album is so raw.
Damn now I need to go find their old albums.
Or just be reminded of the old by the new
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQstc_kjQg0
I normally despise country music, but Johnny Cash doesn't really belong solely to that genre. With that said, "American VI: Ain't No Grave" sounds like a man possessed to confess each and every sin since birth and set it to music to set the record straight... sin, love lost, love gained... the man lived his life as he wished without regrets.
Perhaps reading a bit too deep into it; don't really care. I'm enjoying some Johnny Cash.
Johnny Cash always makes it into my loop at some point. Amazing man. I would love to hear all those recordings they found in his hidden recording room.
His cover of Hurt by NIN is amazing.
I HATE "remixes" where they just take the vocals of 1 song and put it over the beat of another and call it a day- or god forbid they just take 2 complete songs and pretty much just play them over another. Total garbage.
thanks for the reco. looks like it'll be my next purchase.Quote:
Originally Posted by gerbick
bit of Gorrilaz
and last 5 fabriclive... Ill make a mix soon of what I like inside of those set
stylo on repeat.
Depends on if it's done well or not. To date there are only two albums I approve of, both of them utilizing Jay-Z oddly enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by WannaBe_80z
Danger Mouses' Gray Album and Collision Course.
No don't get me wrong here. I LOVE remixes. I just mean when there is obviously NO effort put in to match tempo etc...just laid over one another.
Have you heard the B.I.G and Frank Sinatra mashup? incredible.
RJD2 - cool video too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URao4jlBU1k
Notorious Big & Michael Jackson - Billy Jean (Remix) is a good one.
Recently listening to:
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Actually just got a hold of a Aesop Rock & Portishead mashup- called "RockHead". Decent tracks.
Best mashup in ages? Wu-Tang vs. Beatles, hands down.
I need to give that another listen but the stuff I heard off it was definitely in the JayZ and Beatles mashup caliber.
I simply must acquire that.Quote:
Originally Posted by WannaBe_80z
To Live and Die in LA
The Evpatoria Report - Cosmic Call:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxGgDp14e_Y&NR=1
will take you on a journey
Bought it. listened. the entire album has now depressed me like no other. For The Good Times and the placement of Aloha Oe has touched me amazingly.Quote:
Originally Posted by gerbick
I just wish most of the songs were written by him. Seems all of them are covers.
So I'm looking for some more quirky music along the lines of the new Gorillaz cd or that Die Antwoord group. Anyone?
^ Ladytron, The Go! Team
Chemical Brother - Sammy Salmon
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVu2cX0jEYk
joshua radin just came on my pandora stream and im loving it. folky acoustic.
I just made a mix for someone who has never heard Shpongle before or anything even close to that genre of music. It'll be interesting to see what she thinks as she's never even had a sip of alcohol before let alone anything else music....enhancing.
Little Brother "Leftback"
"Mos Dub" produced by Max Tannone
Gangstarr (RIP Guru)
Today is a Mike Doughty day.
i heard the new single off eminems upcoming cd last night and i pray to god the rest of the cd has the same feel to it.
Also bad news brown hip hop harmonica.. who the **** knew? i didnt but i do now.
Damien Marley - Jam Rock. From the music festival I was at last summer. That guy waving the flag didn't just do it for that song- he did it the WHOLE set. That's dedication.
http://vimeo.com/10860449
Mumford & Sons - Sigh No More
I've just found my old MXPX Let it Happen CD as well as Pink Floyd's The Final Cut. I'm 19 again. fits well for my early mid-life crisis i'm going through.
Both of those CD's have seriously influenced where i am today more than what i can explain.
Gonjasufi has been in my mix lately along with a TON of new stuff I've been finding. Definitely check them out if you're looking for something different
Love The Final Cut.Quote:
Originally Posted by lefteyewilly
I also listened to that a zillion times around that age (daily on an old cassette walkman while painting valves at an oil refinery). I can't think of any musician that wrote better lyrics than Waters...
Coolest video ever!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjVWT5vWh-4
That was gawd awful.
something nicer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqBSte5cJ68
i listen to whatever is trending on twitter. for instance i heard paramore had a nice small set of songs...
Ah the entire Spanish/Mexican music market owes its life to a few basic Polka beats. Never understood the devotion to it.