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Normal guys. Most of the musicians are pretty down to earth. Especially when they are up and coming. The only other that I remember seeing there that became famous was The Ataris.kman123 said:
Well, shit. I wanted to recommend Hollywood Undead; despite maybe one or two songs, they're pretty good.
lets see...
Akira the don (british rap it's pretty good stuff espcially clones and hypocrite.. he's got music videos for his older versions on Newgrounds.)
Anamanaguchi ( a hack NES used as a instrument YES Ma'am )
Andrew WK ( particularily Ready to die.. has a really good beat )
Avenged Sevenfold.
The Beatles are always immortal
Bobby Darin ( beyond the sea old but beautiful)
Brocas Helm good metal
the awesome instrumentals of Bruno Coulais in the Coraline soundtrack
Cab Calloway for some Scat
Frank Sinatra, dean martin, all those guys
Disturbed - ( meaning of life)
the Soundtracks of scott pilgrim vs the world, Across the Universe are also really awesome
Elvis look for his "harder" stuff like blue Suede Shoes, and Jail house rock you might enjoy it
bioshocks soundtacks
Gorillaz ( in my own opinion the best band ever)
Disney sound tracks... what ever you like... hercules, Princess and the frog, the Rescuers what ever
Lita Ford for your rock itch
Louis Armstrong
look up MELL - Red Fraction it's solid
the Prodigy
Queen ( fat bottom girls you make my rocking world go roundddd!
Sammy Hagar ( song called heavy metal
Scissor Sisters
Weird Al?
yeah that's less of my main circle stuff but I hope you find something you like
Akira the don (british rap it's pretty good stuff espcially clones and hypocrite.. he's got music videos for his older versions on Newgrounds.)
Anamanaguchi ( a hack NES used as a instrument YES Ma'am )
Andrew WK ( particularily Ready to die.. has a really good beat )
Avenged Sevenfold.
The Beatles are always immortal
Bobby Darin ( beyond the sea old but beautiful)
Brocas Helm good metal
the awesome instrumentals of Bruno Coulais in the Coraline soundtrack
Cab Calloway for some Scat
Frank Sinatra, dean martin, all those guys
Disturbed - ( meaning of life)
the Soundtracks of scott pilgrim vs the world, Across the Universe are also really awesome
Elvis look for his "harder" stuff like blue Suede Shoes, and Jail house rock you might enjoy it
bioshocks soundtacks
Gorillaz ( in my own opinion the best band ever)
Disney sound tracks... what ever you like... hercules, Princess and the frog, the Rescuers what ever
Lita Ford for your rock itch
Louis Armstrong
look up MELL - Red Fraction it's solid
the Prodigy
Queen ( fat bottom girls you make my rocking world go roundddd!
Sammy Hagar ( song called heavy metal
Scissor Sisters
Weird Al?
yeah that's less of my main circle stuff but I hope you find something you like
If you don't mind going a little older, Queen and David Bowie are fantastic Rock/Top 40 artists. And Tenacious D has good songs but may be a little to silly for other people.
If you want music you've never heard before, look up Warren Zevon. A good song to start on is 'Hit Someone (the hockey song)', or 'Life'll kill ya'.
Ruins: Extremely progressive rock/zeuhl, genius-level drummer (not exaggerating).
OOIOO: Similar in some respects to Boredoms, but more upbeat and calm. Dreamlike, even.
Boredoms: Completely goddamned insane if you listen to their first couple of albums (Pop Tatari, Chocolate Synthesizer), and weird/tribal if you listen to their later albums (Super Ae, Vision Creation Newsun). To be honest, I prefer their older work, but both are good.
Melt-Banana: Is it punk or noise rock? Does it matter? It's hard as all fuck, and feels like pure victory in music form. Features one of the most underrated guitarists around.
Deerhoof: Catchy, clever melodies and an upbeat style. This is probably the most accessible band in this list.
Ni-Hao!: There are a lot of bands with this name. I am referring to the one from Kyoto. Their 2005 album Gorgeous is perfect. They take a simple style (two bass guitars and a drum kit) and breathe so much life, creativity and fun into it that I'm very happy they made an album. If only they'd made more..
Afrirampo: Surreal. At first their music can sound a little chaotic, but there's a method to it. These are very talented musicians, so don't let the fact that they're yelling "I AM BIRD" put you off.
Koenjihyakkei: Has the drummer from Ruins, maybe a little less experimental than that band, but it makes up for it with extravagance. Operatic vocals, lots and lots of instruments, the same made-up language. Always worth a shot.
Nisennenmondai: If you listen to Destination Tokyo you may get the impression that they're strictly a kraut-rock kind of band. I think this is a misconception, after seeing them live it becomes clear that the right way to play their music is loud and maybe even with the bass turned up. Hypnotic and fascinating.
eX-Girl: Surreal, surreal, surreal. Experimental and very catchy songs about being from a frog planet, a war between vegetables, a gas lady and so on. Also very, very good. Well-composed and well-played.
These all fit into your request for rock.
OOIOO: Similar in some respects to Boredoms, but more upbeat and calm. Dreamlike, even.
Boredoms: Completely goddamned insane if you listen to their first couple of albums (Pop Tatari, Chocolate Synthesizer), and weird/tribal if you listen to their later albums (Super Ae, Vision Creation Newsun). To be honest, I prefer their older work, but both are good.
Melt-Banana: Is it punk or noise rock? Does it matter? It's hard as all fuck, and feels like pure victory in music form. Features one of the most underrated guitarists around.
Deerhoof: Catchy, clever melodies and an upbeat style. This is probably the most accessible band in this list.
Ni-Hao!: There are a lot of bands with this name. I am referring to the one from Kyoto. Their 2005 album Gorgeous is perfect. They take a simple style (two bass guitars and a drum kit) and breathe so much life, creativity and fun into it that I'm very happy they made an album. If only they'd made more..
Afrirampo: Surreal. At first their music can sound a little chaotic, but there's a method to it. These are very talented musicians, so don't let the fact that they're yelling "I AM BIRD" put you off.
Koenjihyakkei: Has the drummer from Ruins, maybe a little less experimental than that band, but it makes up for it with extravagance. Operatic vocals, lots and lots of instruments, the same made-up language. Always worth a shot.
Nisennenmondai: If you listen to Destination Tokyo you may get the impression that they're strictly a kraut-rock kind of band. I think this is a misconception, after seeing them live it becomes clear that the right way to play their music is loud and maybe even with the bass turned up. Hypnotic and fascinating.
eX-Girl: Surreal, surreal, surreal. Experimental and very catchy songs about being from a frog planet, a war between vegetables, a gas lady and so on. Also very, very good. Well-composed and well-played.
These all fit into your request for rock.
That was horrible! I mean "Justin Bieber" horrible! Ugh! Thanks for ruining my day.The_root_of_all_evil said:
I can recommend a couple of artists for you OP:
-System of a Down (and if you like them, Serj Tankian and Scars on Broadway, basically the solo careers of SOAD former members)
-Terranoise (if you like DarkPsy)
Yeah this is all I listen to lately.
Aphex TwinChatato said:
Angelspit
Eisenfunk
It-Clings
Fractured
Vernian Process
IOSYS
Vermillion Lies
Miss Construction
Abney Park
Ghostfire
Scarling
Jack Off Jill
The Cog Is Dead
Wumpscut
The Amazing Duane And Brando
Anamanaguchi
That's all I can think of for now, sorry.
Sounds like someone in that band is a fan of Coheed and Cambria. Personally I'm not into that style of music all that much, but those kids were decent.Kenbo Slice said: