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LuxuryBrown
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| The Buss wrote: | | LuxuryBrown wrote: | Neo Soul (D'Angelo, Maxwell, Raphael Saadiq, Erykah Badu)
R&B (Brian McKnight, Mint Condition, Babyface, Prince)
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I'm generally not too big a fan of Maxwell but I love that Sexual Healing remix he did and have found myself liking him more and more. |
Bro, I put on Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite and the panties just fall off the ladies all by themselves. 
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| Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:57 pm Post subject: |
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| LuxuryBrown wrote: | | The Buss wrote: | | LuxuryBrown wrote: | Neo Soul (D'Angelo, Maxwell, Raphael Saadiq, Erykah Badu)
R&B (Brian McKnight, Mint Condition, Babyface, Prince)
Conscious Hip Hop (Talib Kweli, Mos Def, De La Soul, ATCQ)
Old Jazz (Miles, Monk, Parker, Coltrane) |
I'm generally not too big a fan of Maxwell but I love that Sexual Healing remix he did and have found myself liking him more and more. |
Bro, I put on Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite and the panties just fall off the ladies all by themselves. |
Note to self: pick up some Maxwell! 
I listen to pretty much everything. I'm digging the speed, shredding and sound of Dragonforce right now but depending on my mood I'll go from metal to rap to dance to pop etc.
I even found and played a little Stompin' Tom Connors (for all you Canucks on here) at work off my computer to lower the stress level in the office and get the co-workers smiling! |
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| Canadian Laker wrote: | | LuxuryBrown wrote: | | The Buss wrote: | | LuxuryBrown wrote: | Neo Soul (D'Angelo, Maxwell, Raphael Saadiq, Erykah Badu)
R&B (Brian McKnight, Mint Condition, Babyface, Prince)
Conscious Hip Hop (Talib Kweli, Mos Def, De La Soul, ATCQ)
Old Jazz (Miles, Monk, Parker, Coltrane) |
I'm generally not too big a fan of Maxwell but I love that Sexual Healing remix he did and have found myself liking him more and more. |
Bro, I put on Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite and the panties just fall off the ladies all by themselves. |
Note to self: pick up some Maxwell!
I listen to pretty much everything. I'm digging the speed, shredding and sound of Dragonforce right now but depending on my mood I'll go from metal to rap to dance to pop etc.
I even found and played a little Stompin' Tom Connors (for all you Canucks on here) at work off my computer to lower the stress level in the office and get the co-workers smiling! |
Yeah, I'm listening to Dragonforce as well.
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| rap's stupid. no talent (except for snoop d-o-double-g of course), just a bunch of fat buff black guys saying stuff in rhythm like a poem (except for snoop doggy dogg who kicks ass) |
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| Quote: | | Note to self: pick up some Maxwell! |
...It never fails, trust me!
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| skin wrote: | | rap's stupid. no talent (except for snoop d-o-double-g of course), just a bunch of fat buff black guys saying stuff in rhythm like a poem (except for snoop doggy dogg who kicks ass) |
? "fat buff"...yeah, that makes sense.
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| skin wrote: | | rap's stupid. no talent (except for snoop d-o-double-g of course), just a bunch of fat buff black guys saying stuff in rhythm like a poem (except for snoop doggy dogg who kicks ass) |
Snoop, is that you? |
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| skin wrote: | | rap's stupid. no talent (except for snoop d-o-double-g of course), just a bunch of fat buff black guys saying stuff in rhythm like a poem (except for snoop doggy dogg who kicks ass) |
What an intelligent post.  :roll: |
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I only know the one Silversun Pickups song. How is the rest of their stuff?
Speaking of Friday Night Lights, some friends of mine called The Hard Lessons also had their music played on there. They recently toured in Europe with OK Go! Check them out here:
The Hard Lessons
Also, I really like this band: Carbon Leaf
They are really good.
Other bands I really enjoy are:
Massive Attack
Modest Mouse
Pink Floyd
White Stripes
Raconteurs
Brendon Benson
Public Enemy
And then the rest:
Beatles
Beck
The Shins
Nicolai Dunger
Sarah Slean
Zero 7
Noe Venable
U2
Jimi Hendrix
Smashing Pumpkins
Led Zeppelin
There are so many to list. The only thing I don't, can't, listen to is country. Big & Rich is the bane of my existence.
I also cannot stand Rush or the B52s.
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| skin wrote: | | rap's stupid. no talent (except for snoop d-o-double-g of course), just a bunch of fat buff black guys saying stuff in rhythm like a poem (except for snoop doggy dogg who kicks ass) |
you have never listened to rap music. period.
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underground hip hop/hip hop (you know the real ish) - ie. P.U.T.S, LLcrew, Project Blowed, Binary Star, Black Star, Little Brother, MF Doom, Rhymesayers Crew etc etc etc
Jazz - Miles, Mr.Coltrane etc etc etc
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| encina1 wrote: | I only know the one Silversun Pickups song. How is the rest of their stuff?
Speaking of Friday Night Lights, some friends of mine called The Hard Lessons also had their music played on there. They recently toured in Europe with OK Go! Check them out here:
The Hard Lessons
Also, I really like this band: Carbon Leaf
They are really good.
Other bands I really enjoy are:
Massive Attack
Modest Mouse
Pink Floyd
White Stripes
Raconteurs
Brendon Benson
Public Enemy
And then the rest:
Beatles
Beck
The Shins
Nicolai Dunger
Sarah Slean
Zero 7
Noe Venable
U2
Jimi Hendrix
Smashing Pumpkins
Led Zeppelin
There are so many to list. The only thing I don't, can't, listen to is country. Big & Rich is the bane of my existence.
I also cannot stand Rush or the B52s. |
If you like that 1 song, the rest of the album follows in line. I love the album and it's only the 1st day I've heard it in entirety.
If you need to sample the songs completely, just youtube the band. They've got several singles up on there between both albums.
Otherwise, 2006 and 2007 are the years where I've explored this part of the genre. Before I was all about Midtown, The Ataris, Jimmy Eat World, The Starting Line, Yellowcard, Thrice. Music taste matured a lot.
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Alternative/ Newer Rock
Bayside
Offspring
Nirvana
Red Hot Chili Peppers
My Chemical Romance
Unwritten Law
Blink 182
The Academy Is....
Panic at the Disco
Gatsby's American Dream
Fall Out Boy
System of a Down
Three Days Grace
Billy Talent
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| skin wrote: | | rap's stupid. no talent (except for snoop d-o-double-g of course), just a bunch of fat buff black guys saying stuff in rhythm like a poem (except for snoop doggy dogg who kicks ass) |
Just when you think you've heard it all. :roll:
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| skin wrote: | | rap's stupid. no talent (except for snoop d-o-double-g of course), just a bunch of fat buff black guys saying stuff in rhythm like a poem (except for snoop doggy dogg who kicks ass) |
.....go home.
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I like anything that evokes a useful emotional response or stimulates my intellectual/ philosopical juices. I am constantly amazed that there is no genre of music (or artist) that always does this, yet no genre is completely devoid of this power as well. Music is a lot like religeon in that its deeply personal, revelatory, and usually morphs with our changes (although often before our realization of them).
Right now I'm on an Albert King, Beethoven, Billie Holdiay, Killers and U2 kick, simultaneously.
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| The Buss wrote: | | LuxuryBrown wrote: | Neo Soul (D'Angelo, Maxwell, Raphael Saadiq, Erykah Badu)
R&B (Brian McKnight, Mint Condition, Babyface, Prince)
Conscious Hip Hop (Talib Kweli, Mos Def, De La Soul, ATCQ)
Old Jazz (Miles, Monk, Parker, Coltrane) |
I'm generally not too big a fan of Maxwell but I love that Sexual Healing remix he did and have found myself liking him more and more. |
Right on my bruvas!
Conscious Hip-Hop is sooooooo unappreciated and overlooked.
It's such a shame more people aren't exposed to it.
Mos, Talib, Common, TCQ, De La, Digable Planets, Little Bro, Fugees, Dilated Peeps, J5, The Roots, Bush Babees, Badu, Jill Scott, India.Arie, Maxwell, D'Angello. Pretty much anything on Rawkus or anyone who was on Dave Chappelle's Show.
I'm also totally down with Def Poetry Jam and that whole vibe/scene - which is closely connected to conscious hip-hop. It's all such great stuff.
I also dig DJ's: Hi-Tek, Q-Bert, DJ Rectangle, Beat Junkies, Cut Chemist.
I'm into old school Bee-Bop - Miles, Bird, Coltrane, Mingus, T-Monk, Holiday, Diz, Sir Duke, Bill Evans.
And just in general, I dig:
U2
Marvin Gaye
Ray Charles
Stevie Wonder
The BeatlesRage Against the Machine
Bob Marley
Jimi Hendrix
The Police/Sting
Radiohead
Smashing Pumpkins
Foo Fighters
Coldplay
Keane
Counting Crows
Amiee Mann
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Frou Frou/Imogen Heap
Fiona Apple
Alanis
Portishead
Ours
Fall Out Boy
Filter
Van Halen
I'm kinda all over the place. 
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| B_P wrote: | | The Buss wrote: | | LuxuryBrown wrote: | Neo Soul (D'Angelo, Maxwell, Raphael Saadiq, Erykah Badu)
R&B (Brian McKnight, Mint Condition, Babyface, Prince)
Conscious Hip Hop (Talib Kweli, Mos Def, De La Soul, ATCQ)
Old Jazz (Miles, Monk, Parker, Coltrane) |
I'm generally not too big a fan of Maxwell but I love that Sexual Healing remix he did and have found myself liking him more and more. |
Right on my bruvas!
Conscious Hip-Hop is sooooooo unappreciated and overlooked.
It's such a shame more people aren't exposed to it.
Mos, Talib, Common, TCQ, De La, Digable Planets, Little Bro, Fugees, Dilated Peeps, J5, The Roots, Bush Babees, Badu, Jill Scott, India.Arie, Maxwell, D'Angello. Pretty much anything on Rawkus or anyone who was on Dave Chappelle's Show.
I'm also totally down with Def Poetry Jam and that whole vibe/scene - which is closely connected to conscious hip-hop. It's all such great stuff.
I also dig DJ's: Hi-Tek, Q-Bert, DJ Rectangle, Beat Junkies, Cut Chemist.
I'm into old school Bee-Bop - Miles, Bird, Coltrane, Mingus, T-Monk, Holiday, Diz, Sir Duke, Bill Evans.
And just in general, I dig:
U2
Marvin Gaye
Ray Charles
Stevie Wonder
The BeatlesRage Against the Machine
Bob Marley
Jimi Hendrix
The Police/Sting
Radiohead
Smashing Pumpkins
Foo Fighters
Coldplay
Keane
Counting Crows
Amiee Mann
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Frou Frou/Imogen Heap
Fiona Apple
Alanis
Portishead
Ours
Fall Out Boy
Filter
Angels and Airwaves
Van Halen
I'm kinda all over the place. |
Excellent list! I agree about the hip-hop stuff. While it has created a marketing phenomenon, the industry has done a disservice to the art form by hyping only a small, inferior sub-genre.
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| B_P wrote: | | The Buss wrote: | | LuxuryBrown wrote: | Neo Soul (D'Angelo, Maxwell, Raphael Saadiq, Erykah Badu)
R&B (Brian McKnight, Mint Condition, Babyface, Prince)
Conscious Hip Hop (Talib Kweli, Mos Def, De La Soul, ATCQ)
Old Jazz (Miles, Monk, Parker, Coltrane) |
I'm generally not too big a fan of Maxwell but I love that Sexual Healing remix he did and have found myself liking him more and more. |
Right on my bruvas!
Conscious Hip-Hop is sooooooo unappreciated and overlooked.
It's such a shame more people aren't exposed to it.
Mos, Talib, Common, TCQ, De La, Digable Planets, Little Bro, Fugees, Dilated Peeps, J5, The Roots, Bush Babees, Badu, Jill Scott, India.Arie, Maxwell, D'Angello. Pretty much anything on Rawkus or anyone who was on Dave Chappelle's Show.
I'm also totally down with Def Poetry Jam and that whole vibe/scene - which is closely connected to conscious hip-hop. It's all such great stuff.
I also dig DJ's: Hi-Tek, Q-Bert, DJ Rectangle, Beat Junkies, Cut Chemist.
I'm into old school Bee-Bop - Miles, Bird, Coltrane, Mingus, T-Monk, Holiday, Diz, Sir Duke, Bill Evans.
And just in general, I dig:
U2
Marvin Gaye
Ray Charles
Stevie Wonder
The BeatlesRage Against the Machine
Bob Marley
Jimi Hendrix
The Police/Sting
Radiohead
Smashing Pumpkins
Foo Fighters
Coldplay
Keane
Counting Crows
Amiee Mann
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Frou Frou/Imogen Heap
Fiona Apple
Alanis
Portishead
Ours
Fall Out Boy
Filter
Angels and Airwaves
Van Halen
I'm kinda all over the place. |
B-P... stay out of my CD collection!!! |
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B_P: how could you possibly like Angels and Airwaves? Thats one of the worst albums ever! And i love Blink 182, Boxcar Racer and even Mark Hoppus' new band +44......
But Angels and Airwaves is pure crap!
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| The_Lakers_Show wrote: | B_P: how could you possibly like Angels and Airwaves? Thats one of the worst albums ever! And i love Blink 182, Boxcar Racer and even Mark Hoppus' new band +44......
But Angels and Airwaves is pure crap! |
You know, looking back at my list, AA probably doesn't deserve to be on it. I like the CD (it had a cool "atmosphere") and there are some cool songs on it, but not so much that they should get an actual mention on my list.
Damn - Pearl Jam, Portishead, Living Colour, Bjork, Sigur Ros, Soundgarden, Faith No More all should have made the list before AA!!
Touche, The_Lake_Show! 
In fact, I'm going to go back and remove them from my list.
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^^sigur ros in concert was one of the best i've ever seen.
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| B_P wrote: | | The Buss wrote: | | LuxuryBrown wrote: | Neo Soul (D'Angelo, Maxwell, Raphael Saadiq, Erykah Badu)
R&B (Brian McKnight, Mint Condition, Babyface, Prince)
Conscious Hip Hop (Talib Kweli, Mos Def, De La Soul, ATCQ)
Old Jazz (Miles, Monk, Parker, Coltrane) |
I'm generally not too big a fan of Maxwell but I love that Sexual Healing remix he did and have found myself liking him more and more. |
Right on my bruvas!
Conscious Hip-Hop is sooooooo unappreciated and overlooked.
It's such a shame more people aren't exposed to it.
Mos, Talib, Common, TCQ, De La, Digable Planets, Little Bro, Fugees, Dilated Peeps, J5, The Roots, Bush Babees, Badu, Jill Scott, India.Arie, Maxwell, D'Angello. Pretty much anything on Rawkus or anyone who was on Dave Chappelle's Show.
I'm also totally down with Def Poetry Jam and that whole vibe/scene - which is closely connected to conscious hip-hop. It's all such great stuff.
I also dig DJ's: Hi-Tek, Q-Bert, DJ Rectangle, Beat Junkies, Cut Chemist.
I'm into old school Bee-Bop - Miles, Bird, Coltrane, Mingus, T-Monk, Holiday, Diz, Sir Duke, Bill Evans.
And just in general, I dig:
U2
Marvin Gaye
Ray Charles
Stevie WonderThe BeatlesRage Against the Machine
Bob Marley
Jimi Hendrix
The Police/StingRadiohead
Smashing Pumpkins
Foo Fighters
Coldplay
Keane
Counting Crows
Amiee Mann
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Frou Frou/Imogen Heap
Fiona Apple
Alanis
Portishead
Ours
Fall Out Boy
Filter
Van Halen
I'm kinda all over the place. |
Oh yeah! !
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