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What's your favorite artist that nobody else has heard about?
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post Mar 27 2006, 12:05 PM
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Cause they are British and we are American.

Oh, and I am going to Pitchfork Music Fest for sure. biggrin.gif

Do you know what that meeeeeans?

7/29
Silver Jews
Ted Leo & the Pharmacists
Destroyer
Mountain Goats
Band of Horses
Man Man
Hot Machines
Much More TBA...

7/30
Spoon
Yo La Tengo
Devendra Banhart Band
Mission of Burma
Aesop Rock
The National
Jens Lekman
Tapes 'n Tapes
Much More TBA...
 
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post Mar 27 2006, 01:16 PM
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QUOTE(misskentucky @ Feb 28 2006, 9:23 PM) *
Mates Of State

Mates of state <333333
I saw them last night. =]


QUOTE(tasharoo @ Mar 18 2006, 1:55 PM) *
Shiny Toy Guns, some peopel havent heard them yet.

And we are scientists have just made a breakthrough but if we are doing that type then:
Tsunami Bomb
The Academy Is
The Black Dahlia Murder
Hopesfall
The Human Abstract
Norma Jean
Le Tigre
Meshuggah
My Awesome Compliation
Floggin' Molly
Pennywise
The Red Chord
Sigur Ros

I think I love you. haha but no really, awesome taste in music thumbsup.gif


QUOTE(d0nchikit0 @ Mar 25 2006, 6:36 PM) *
He Is Legend

laugh.gif So awesome. I wouldnt recommend seeing them live though.
I mean the first 2-3 times I saw them live, it was really good.
but now, schuylar is so drunk/high he doesnt sing, and if he does, its only a little bit of the song. He also changes the words around and dances around while passing the mic to the crowd. He also licked the guitarist last time I saw them.

I dont remember if I listed these... oh well
-Ratatat
-Shiny Toy guns
-Mates of state
-Maria Taylor
-Ben davis and the jets
-Kill whitney dead
-Seneca
-Secret lives of the freemasons <333
 
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post Mar 27 2006, 03:08 PM
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QUOTE(disco infiltrator @ Mar 27 2006, 11:05 AM) *
Cause they are British and we are American.

Oh, and I am going to Pitchfork Music Fest for sure. biggrin.gif

Do you know what that meeeeeans?

7/29
Silver Jews
Ted Leo & the Pharmacists
Destroyer
Mountain Goats
Band of Horses
Man Man
Hot Machines
Much More TBA...

7/30
Spoon
Yo La Tengo
Devendra Banhart Band
Mission of Burma
Aesop Rock
The National
Jens Lekman
Tapes 'n Tapes
Much More TBA...

*Humps your leg*
It appears you have quite good taste in music. And that makes me happy.


Matt Pond PA makes me cream.
 
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post Mar 27 2006, 04:17 PM
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QUOTE(racoons > you @ Mar 27 2006, 8:37 AM) *
the arctic monkeys give me a headache.

i dont GET why people think they are the best thing since sliced bread

No, neither did I. I liked them the first time I heard them, but I think that was just the mood was in. Vastly overrated.

QUOTE(disco infiltrator @ Mar 27 2006, 12:05 PM) *
Cause they are British and we are American.

Oh, and I am going to Pitchfork Music Fest for sure. biggrin.gif

Do you know what that meeeeeans?

7/29
Silver Jews
Ted Leo & the Pharmacists
Destroyer
Mountain Goats
Band of Horses
Man Man
Hot Machines
Much More TBA...

7/30
Spoon
Yo La Tengo
Devendra Banhart Band
Mission of Burma
Aesop Rock
The National
Jens Lekman
Tapes 'n Tapes
Much More TBA...

They were big in England first, so that might not be the best logic on that one.

I don't understand why you get all the good concerts (and can find people who like your music enough to go with). I WANT TO GOOOOOOO!!

QUOTE(twin__cinema @ Mar 27 2006, 3:08 PM) *
*Humps your leg*
It appears you have quite good taste in music. And that makes me happy.
Matt Pond PA makes me cream.

You seem to too, if your Now Pornographers reference and Matt Pond PA are any indication.
 
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post Mar 27 2006, 04:41 PM
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i meant in britain.

they have the fastest selling debut album ever in britain
 
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post Mar 27 2006, 07:00 PM
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QUOTE(racoons > you @ Mar 27 2006, 8:37 AM) *
the arctic monkeys give me a headache.

i dont GET why people think they are the best thing since sliced bread

No way. I'm the best thing since slice bread. Wait no, it's instant soup... Point is, arctic monkeys are good.
 
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post Mar 27 2006, 07:06 PM
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sliceDDDDDDDDDD
 
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well THAT was odd.

they aren'tbad, per se, there is just to much of them
 
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post Mar 27 2006, 08:38 PM
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QUOTE(Statues/Shadows @ Mar 27 2006, 3:17 PM) *
No, neither did I. I liked them the first time I heard them, but I think that was just the mood was in. Vastly overrated.
They were big in England first, so that might not be the best logic on that one.

I don't understand why you get all the good concerts (and can find people who like your music enough to go with). I WANT TO GOOOOOOO!!
You seem to too, if your Now Pornographers reference and Matt Pond PA are any indication.

Hoorayyy.

Apparently, the most current album from the Arctic Monkeys was #24 on US charts, which is the highest any indie band has ever been in the US. They're a good band, I just don't see the big attraction, really.
 
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post Mar 28 2006, 11:48 AM
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Not everything over here in the Midwest is good, Nicki.
Fall Out Boy was the worst thing to ever happen to Chicago. sad.gif

It's just that Chicago's a huge city, like, one of the central four needing to be hit up by tours (New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Dallas), so people will always come here.

I wish I could go to Coachella, but that's so far away...

I would be going to all days of Lolla, but my grandma just HAS to come that weekend. stubborn.gif I hate my grandma. She's the old Jewish lady from Long Island who now lives in West Palm Beach. The perfect stereotype. All she does when she comes is tell me how fat I am. Geh! And I have to miss such a perfect Lolla lineup for that?!
 
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post Mar 28 2006, 01:08 PM
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fi resent the fact that in order to see the academy is, i have to buy fall out boy tickets.

hopefully the time will come when they can headline their own tour here.

to make this more topical, some people may enjoy Let Down, who are made up of a bucnh of guys who graduated from my school last year.
 
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post Mar 28 2006, 05:56 PM
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QUOTE(disco infiltrator @ Mar 28 2006, 11:48 AM) *
Not everything over here in the Midwest is good, Nicki.
Fall Out Boy was the worst thing to ever happen to Chicago. sad.gif

It's just that Chicago's a huge city, like, one of the central four needing to be hit up by tours (New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Dallas), so people will always come here.

I wish I could go to Coachella, but that's so far away...

I would be going to all days of Lolla, but my grandma just HAS to come that weekend. stubborn.gif I hate my grandma. She's the old Jewish lady from Long Island who now lives in West Palm Beach. The perfect stereotype. All she does when she comes is tell me how fat I am. Geh! And I have to miss such a perfect Lolla lineup for that?!

Ugh. Fall Out Boy. Ick.

It's not that no one comes to Atlanta, I'm just not friends with too many people who share my musical tatses. We don't really get any decent festivals, though. The best we had was Music Midtown, which was just mediocre, and that's been cancelled now. SXSW made me wish I lived in Texas.

I'm probably going to Chicago next spring (so see, James, there must be things there other than, you know, "that big tower thing")
 
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post Mar 29 2006, 03:18 AM
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post Mar 29 2006, 11:51 AM
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lol. that big tower thing. how amusing was that?

hmm. im trying to debate whther or not to buy fall out boy tickets and leave after the academy is are done. but the only way people wil go with me is if i adrag the fallout boy fans.

in which case, im dressing up as an emo kid. black hair dye, eyeliner, skinny jeans and all.
 
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post Mar 29 2006, 01:14 PM
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You should do it just to dress up like that and take about 607 pictures while you're at it.
 
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post Mar 29 2006, 01:31 PM
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QUOTE(racoons > you @ Mar 27 2006, 8:37 AM) *
the arctic monkeys give me a headache.

i dont GET why people think they are the best thing since sliced bread


i enjoy the arctic monkeys. but mostly just because they remind me SOOO much of the libertines. like, it's almost wrong how much alike they sound to me. and, i dig the libertines. because they make me happy.

as for artists no one has ever heard of, i can't say i like all that many. i don't keep score on who is known more than who. but, i do know that i am in love with a band that VERY few people know of. of course, they are no longer a band. but, they were plow monday. a few years ago, they were big on this website called alternative addiction or something. i fell in love then. and then they disappeared. i ended up emailing the singer/songwriter and having him send me a burned cd of their songs. for free. it's amazing. he's one of my heroes.
 
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Atari Teenage Riot.

Some good ol' digitial hardcore. happy.gif
 
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post Mar 29 2006, 05:21 PM
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^ I loved Atari Teenage Riot. I was really bummed when Crack died.
 
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post Mar 29 2006, 05:23 PM
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QUOTE(Zatanna @ Mar 29 2006, 4:21 PM) *
^ I loved Atari Teenage Riot. I was really bummed when Crack died.


Well, he almost seemed dead before. I would assume the guy did alot of very hard drugs. I guess some of his vocals will be missed, but for the most part, it seemed like he just stood around and looked goofy. huh.gif
 
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post Mar 29 2006, 05:33 PM
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QUOTE(disco infiltrator @ Mar 29 2006, 3:18 AM) *
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QUOTE(racoons > you @ Mar 29 2006, 11:51 AM) *
lol. that big tower thing. how amusing was that?

hmm. im trying to debate whther or not to buy fall out boy tickets and leave after the academy is are done. but the only way people wil go with me is if i adrag the fallout boy fans.

in which case, im dressing up as an emo kid. black hair dye, eyeliner, skinny jeans and all.

yeah, that was more than a little sad on my part

but then, you couldn't find the word doctor...

hahaha, have fun in those jeans
 
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post Mar 30 2006, 01:04 PM
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QUOTE(disco infiltrator @ Mar 29 2006, 7:14 PM) *
You should do it just to dress up like that and take about 607 pictures while you're at it.


im going to do it for halloween anyway, so either way, pictures are coming. and i just think it'll be effing hilarious


QUOTE(nothing_plus_this @ Mar 29 2006, 7:31 PM) *
i enjoy the arctic monkeys. but mostly just because they remind me SOOO much of the libertines. like, it's almost wrong how much alike they sound to me. and, i dig the libertines. because they make me happy.

as for artists no one has ever heard of, i can't say i like all that many. i don't keep score on who is known more than who. but, i do know that i am in love with a band that VERY few people know of. of course, they are no longer a band. but, they were plow monday. a few years ago, they were big on this website called alternative addiction or something. i fell in love then. and then they disappeared. i ended up emailing the singer/songwriter and having him send me a burned cd of their songs. for free. it's amazing. he's one of my heroes.

the libertines? really? i have never hjeard that before. if you like the libertines, chances are youy already know Babyshambles, and Dirty Pretty Things. if not, check them out right now.

QUOTE(Statues/Shadows @ Mar 29 2006, 11:33 PM) *
yeah, that was more than a little sad on my part

but then, you couldn't find the word doctor...

hahaha, have fun in those jeans

lol. that was funny. a campaign of seething loathe upon you!

mmm. those jeans were not made for people who enjoy freedom of movemnet. how do girls cope, material clinging to their legs like that?>
 
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QUOTE(Acid Bath Slayer @ Mar 29 2006, 2:23 PM) *
Well, he almost seemed dead before. I would assume the guy did alot of very hard drugs. I guess some of his vocals will be missed, but for the most part, it seemed like he just stood around and looked goofy. huh.gif

I suppose... but that was sort of his schtick. At least at the time I thought it was. But yeah, he was pretty much strung out. Oh well. He was *part* of the group to me, is all.
 
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QUOTE(racoons > you @ Mar 30 2006, 1:04 PM) *
the libertines? really? i have never hjeard that before. if you like the libertines, chances are youy already know Babyshambles, and Dirty Pretty Things. if not, check them out right now.
lol. that was funny. a campaign of seething loathe upon you!

mmm. those jeans were not made for people who enjoy freedom of movemnet. how do girls cope, material clinging to their legs like that?>

I don't like Babyshambles.

I don't wear jeans that tight, but actually I guess I do to an extent, because I buy them too small because they stretch out over the course of a coupole of hours sitting down. I think I move around too much. But I'll buy a perfect fitting pair of jeans and far too quickly they'll be giant on me. It's absolutely ridiculous.
 
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