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Staresy
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06-22-2005, 04:55 PM
Post subject: Tunes to top up my iPod
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Full House
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Ok, I am looking for some tunes to fill up my iPod.
I generally like stuff like Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden etc
Any tips?
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Get every song from Bloc Party's album, Silent Alarm.
Crazy good band.
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Muxy
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4-of-a-Kind
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I love pearl jam. FWIW.
.muxy'
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drmcboy
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DrButtInski
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grundge much? Hmm.
Radiohead & Tool are my favorites, I recommend them to everyone.
Wilco - Being there, either of the two more recents are all great
The White stripes.
The new Ben Folds album - Songs for Silverman - has been treating the wife and I really well.
Have you heard Ben Harper - try one of his first albums, Welcome to the cruel world or Fight for your mind
Softer folky stuff - Amos Lee, Ray Lamongtange, Damien Rice
Morphine
Matthew Sweet - start with Girlfriend, go from there.
I'm assuming you either don't like or just didn't mention the pumpkins, plenty of pod filler there. Also Jane's addiction
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TylerK
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Steal I mean purchase the new System of a Down.
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TylerK: its just gambling if i want to worry about money i'll go to work lol
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drmcboy
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DrButtInski
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I recommend a preview before buying SOAD... I dunno, to me it sounds like weird Al doing SOAD. I'm not a huge fan or anything, I may not get it. Enjoyed the album before this until it got overplayed, this one...
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NewJack33
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may i suggest some Bloc Party?
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gabe
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audioslave!
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journey075
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Full House
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Originally Posted by dwarfman
Get every song from Bloc Party's album, Silent Alarm.
Crazy good band.
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listen to the smart, vertically challenged man.
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smcicr
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in no particular order...
foo fighters
queens of the stone age
mad season
a perfect circle
rage against the machine
temple of the dog
silverchair
smashing pumpkins
nine inch nails
local h
reuben
and....
if you like the later pearl jam stuff as well then you might like
daniel lanois
kelly joe phelps
tom waits
springsteen (probably more later stuff)
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"nobody's ugly after 2 am" - bukowski
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Staresy
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Full House
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Originally Posted by dwarfman
Get every song from Bloc Party's album, Silent Alarm.
Crazy good band.
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got some of their stuff. I like, I like
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Originally Posted by TylerK
Steal I mean purchase the new System of a Down.
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hmmm ..... heard a bit last night. not my cup of tea, but thanks all the same
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Originally Posted by drmcboy
grundge much? Hmm.
Radiohead & Tool are my favorites, I recommend them to everyone.
Wilco - Being there, either of the two more recents are all great
The White stripes.
The new Ben Folds album - Songs for Silverman - has been treating the wife and I really well.
Have you heard Ben Harper - try one of his first albums, Welcome to the cruel world or Fight for your mind
Softer folky stuff - Amos Lee, Ray Lamongtange, Damien Rice
Morphine
Matthew Sweet - start with Girlfriend, go from there.
I'm assuming you either don't like or just didn't mention the pumpkins, plenty of pod filler there. Also Jane's addiction
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thanks! I like the limited stuff I've heard from Ben Folds Five. Ben Harper also seems to have done lots of stuff w/ Pearl Jam from what I can make of these naughty file sharing programs , so that's got potential
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audioslave!
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hell yes
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in no particular order...
foo fighters
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check!
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queens of the stone age
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check
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mad season, a perfect circle
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not heard of either, but will give them a razz
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rage against the machine
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check
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temple of the dog
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check
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silverchair
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heard a bit of their stuff, but will listen to a bit more. Any specific suggestions?
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smashing pumpkins
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definite check!
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nine inch nails
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again, heard a bit.
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local h, reuben and....
if you like the later pearl jam stuff as well then you might like
daniel lanois
kelly joe phelps
tom waits
springsteen (probably more later stuff)
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not heard, but will give it a whirl. Thanks.
Anymore for anymore?
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arkana
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Full House
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FOKOFPOLISIEKAR
Just a shame you wouldnt understand the lyrics 
How about Boxcar Racer, Blink 182 and Dashboard Confessional?
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Grand_MasterB
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Flush
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Our Lady Peace!
Awesome live band.... Kinda bridges the gap between 90's grundge and todays alternative rock.
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ZenOffsuit
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If you plan on playing poker with the iPod during a tournament, what would you play? I would change music for each level. I have never and will probably never actually put on my iPod during an onland tourney but if I did....
Early:
Indian Classical Music: Ustad Shahid Parvez (I study the sitar and this is the best player ever!! This music is relaxing and meditative so it will keep me chilled out early on and help me focus)
Middle:
Tool or Alice In Chains: Time to kick it up a notch! Ready to switch gears
Bubble:
I am reaching into my Black Metal collection because it is all about being pure evil at this point
Cradle of Filth
Dimmu Borgir
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LeFou
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pixies seems like an obvious rec ... surprised no one else threw it in.
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journey075
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Full House
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pixies seems like an obvious rec ... surprised no one else threw it in.
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surfer rosa is their best album.
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journey075
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Full House
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here are some groups:
the stills
the killers
the raveonettes
weezer (pinkerton is best but their new album has potential)
coldplay (all albums)
bloc party (of course)
beck (guero) if you care for it
kasabian
the exit (back to the rebels in particular)
i have 6k songs on my ipod so if you need any decent recs let me know.
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ZenOffsuit
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Flush
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Originally Posted by journey075
here are some groups:
the stills
the killers
the raveonettes
weezer (pinkerton is best but their new album has potential)
coldplay (all albums)
bloc party (of course)
beck (guero) if you care for it
kasabian
the exit (back to the rebels in particular)
i have 6k songs on my ipod so if you need any decent recs let me know.
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I think I listened to Kasabian's tune L.S.F. about 20 times in a row one day...killer tune!
Another great band that flies under the radar and is way overdue for another CD is Deadsy.
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When are you going to write the ultimate johnny_fish strategy manual? I'm tired of seeing your wins and then cleaning my shorts.
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LeFou
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pixies seems like an obvious rec ... surprised no one else threw it in.
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surfer rosa is their best album.
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mmm... surfer ...
Might be their best, but Doolittle is the one that seems to make its way into my player most frequently.
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A few more albums to consider:
Oasis - Definitely Maybe
Oasis - What's the Story (Morning Glory)?
Oasis - Don't Believe The Truth
DO NOT get Oasis - Be Here Now, it is crap compared to the above three.
Foo Fighters - One By One
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You need Sing the sorrow and lost art of drowning by A.F.I.
Relationship of command by At The Drive In
B.R.M.C. by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
The Decline of British Sea Power by British Sea Power
See This Through and Leave by the Cooper Temple Clause
The Real Thing and Album of the Year by Faith No More
Every Kyuss album, especially sky valley
Shape of Punk to come by Refused
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Knytestorme
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Flush
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Disturbed
Slipknot
early Metallica (in your case at least)
Iron Maiden
Killswitch Engage
Murderdolls
New York Dolls
M.I. 5
Black Flag
Suicidal Tendencies
Rob (and White) Zombie
Manson
John 5's solo album
Peaches
and definatly try to track down some Def FX (think they were released as Definition Function X in the US due to No F/X) especially the albums Ritual Eternal or Baptism
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journey075
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everything by faith +1
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Straight
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How bout a little Jimmy Buffet love in the house!
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danhole12
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I am partial to the following albums
Yes - Close to the Edge
Miles Davis - In A Silent Way
The Band - Rock of Ages
Allman Brothers Band - Live At Fillmore East
King Crimson - Red
Jimmy Smith - Root Down
John Coltrane - Giant Steps
Steely Dan - Katy Lied
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How bout a little Jimmy Buffet love in the house!
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Definately
A little Johnny Cash would work for me too
I also suggest
Seether
Nickelback
Evanescense
Toby Keith
Tim McGraw
and no play list is complete without Sublime
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Superb play sir...I always call 20% of my stack off with a gutshot draw. Excuse me while I race for my wallet.
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DO NOT get Oasis -
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To win in poker you only need to be one step ahead of your opponents. Two steps may be detrimental.
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KMFDM
Skinny Puppy
My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult
And One
X marks the Pedwalk
Kill Switch Klick
Einsturzende Neubaten
Wumpscut
Front 242
Leaether Strip
Bigod 20
Project Pitchfork
Frontline Assembly
Sister Machine Gun
Spahn Ranch
Revolting Cocks
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To win in poker you only need to be one step ahead of your opponents. Two steps may be detrimental.
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Anonymous
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hendrix, stones, kinks, beatles
all of the rest are just cheap imitations of the above
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