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Originally posted by uzless
I'll take the first 5 I can find on Ares and get back to you.... 😉
Get back to me on what?

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Originally posted by darvlay
Animal Collective
Akron/Family
Battles
Belle and Sebastian
Black Lips
Blonde Redhead
Billy Childish
Clinic
Daughters
Deerhoof
Deerhunter
Ex-Models
Fantomas
Field Music
Gang Gang Dance
Giddy Motors
Hella
The Hives
Hot Chip
ISIS
Jay Reatard
Joanna Newsom
LCD Soundsystem
Les Georges Leningrad
Les Savy Fav
Liars
Lightning Bolt
The Locu ...[text shortened]... le
Spoon
Stereo Total
Trans Am
TV On The Radio
Vaz
Wilco
XBXRX
Yo La Tengo
Young Widows
Impressive list, you are truly the muzik masta.

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Originally posted by darvlay
Get back to me on what?
My previous posting from Sunday.


"But give me some band names and songs, I'll download it and if it's good music, I say I can find a band from the past that sounds just like it. Post 5 songs...it's a rainy sunday and i've got nothing to do...ha!"

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Originally posted by cmsMaster
Impressive list, you are truly the muzik masta.
It's just new stuff that I like. Many other people on this site I've talked music with enjoy similar stuff.

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Originally posted by uzless
My previous posting from Sunday.


"But give me some band names and songs, I'll download it and if it's good music, I say I can find a band from the past that sounds just like it. Post 5 songs...it's a rainy sunday and i've got nothing to do...ha!"
Your error is assuming that a band's sound is represented by one song.

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Originally posted by darvlay
It's just new stuff that I like. Many other people on this site I've talked music with enjoy similar stuff.
From the bands that I recognized on there I can say that I enjoy similar music (although that might not be saying much because most of that list is unfamiliar to me).

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Originally posted by darvlay
Your error is assuming that a band's sound is represented by one song.
and that's why I asked you to pick the song....you said nothing new you listen to sounds like music did in the 90's.

But i'll try and get the 3 most popular (as indicated by # of users) to get a decent perspective.

By the way, Ares has been disconnecting on me alot lately. Anyone know a good P2P that's free of spyware and doesn't require torrents?

Is soulseek still running?

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Originally posted by uzless
and that's why I asked you to pick the song....you said nothing new you listen to sounds like music did in the 90's.

But i'll try and get the 3 most popular (as indicated by # of users) to get a decent perspective.

By the way, Ares has been disconnecting on me alot lately. Anyone know a good P2P that's free of spyware and doesn't require torrents?

Is soulseek still running?
You're just so wrong.

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Originally posted by uzless
and that's why I asked you to pick the song....you said nothing new you listen to sounds like music did in the 90's.

But i'll try and get the 3 most popular (as indicated by # of users) to get a decent perspective.
OK. Have fun.

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Originally posted by uzless
you said nothing new you listen to sounds like music did in the 90's.
Bands I REALLY LOVED in the 90's (Post-95):

Pavement
Six Finger Satellite
Beat Happening
Fugazi
Jesus Lizard
Shellac
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Pussy Galore
Royal Trux
Helium
Hammerhead
Sonic Youth
Stereolab
Tortoise
Mr. Bungle
Ween
Girls Against Boys
Nomeasnno
Sunny Day Real Estate
Brainiac
Wooden Stars
Heavy Vegetable
The Inbreds
June of 44
Quicksand
Pixies
Slint
Polvo
Maow
Portishead
Melvins
Modest Mouse
New Bomb Turks
Zumpano

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Originally posted by cmsMaster
You're just so wrong.
We shall see.

Never gone out on a limb? Sometimes it breaks, sometimes you make it to the next tree. Sometimes nobody's watching. Think about it.


EDIT: Okay, that was a veiled reference to Bull Durham when Tim Robbins is explaining baseball to a reporter...

"Baseball is a simple game. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, sometimes it rains...think about it"

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Originally posted by darvlay
Bands I REALLY LOVED in the 90's (Post-95):

Pavement
Six Finger Satellite
Beat Happening
Fugazi
Jesus Lizard
Shellac
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Pussy Galore
Royal Trux
Helium
Hammerhead
Sonic Youth
Stereolab
Tortoise
Mr. Bungle
Ween
Girls Against Boys
Nomeasnno
Sunny Day Real Estate
Brainiac
Wooden Stars
Heavy Vegetable
The Inbreds ...[text shortened]... icksand
Pixies
Slint
Polvo
Maow
Portishead
Melvins
Modest Mouse
New Bomb Turks
Zumpano
Pixes and Sonic Youth were around in the 80's but i'm just being picky.

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Originally posted by darvlay
Bands I REALLY LOVED in the 90's (Post-95):

Pavement
Six Finger Satellite
Beat Happening
Fugazi
Jesus Lizard
Shellac
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Pussy Galore
Royal Trux
Helium
Hammerhead
Sonic Youth
Stereolab
Tortoise
Mr. Bungle
Ween
Girls Against Boys
Nomeasnno
Sunny Day Real Estate
Brainiac
Wooden Stars
Heavy Vegetable
The Inbreds ...[text shortened]... icksand
Pixies
Slint
Polvo
Maow
Portishead
Melvins
Modest Mouse
New Bomb Turks
Zumpano
Pixies and Modest Mouse...just so good.

Are there any flaws on Lonesome Crowded West? I don't think so...

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Originally posted by uzless
Pixes and Sonic Youth were around in the 80's but i'm just being picky.
I prefer SY's nineties releases to their eighties ones. Namely Goo, Washing Machine, Experimental Jet Set...

But you are right about the Pixies, they are 80's. I just didn't start listening to them until the nineties.

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Originally posted by cmsMaster
Pixies and Modest Mouse...just so good.

Are there any flaws on Lonesome Crowded West? I don't think so...
Lonesome Crowded West is a great album.