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Post by hawaiianrobot on Jul 20, 2002 20:39:50 GMT 10
Okay...I am being harassed by my parents because my birthday is soon, and I need to submit a few things I want....
SOooOO that's where you guys come in!
I need you to recommend a Cd, or a few.
Just name the artist and CD, the music genre, and why it's such a kick ass CD....
Please! Help a poor 15 year old that wants some new music!
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Post by dirtgirl on Jul 20, 2002 21:58:02 GMT 10
what sort of music do YOU like? emo?  1920's mud swamp blues?  |
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Post by Muzzy Pepped on Jul 20, 2002 23:33:15 GMT 10
Muzzy Pep ;D You could always get them to buy you some rare Something For Kate stuff off Ebay or Redeye  |
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Post by hawaiianrobot on Jul 21, 2002 15:11:19 GMT 10
Sorry..I'm into most australian alternative rock,
I like some punk...and pop/rock like Coldplay, oh and brit pop...hard rock..
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Post by left on Jul 21, 2002 15:59:48 GMT 10
The new Peppers CD. It's a bit different from Californiacation, but the Peppers always like to be different. |
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Post by TheAstronaut on Jul 21, 2002 18:26:24 GMT 10
ill suggest that song from the movie 'o brother where art thou' lol....the soggy bottom boys. |
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Post by Glen on Jul 21, 2002 23:01:38 GMT 10
New motor ace album is out in three weeks, and *will* be fantastic The Last Broadcast by Doves is brilliant as well  |
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Post by Sonic Death Monkey on Jul 22, 2002 16:56:43 GMT 10
I agree with Glenny the Doves - Last Broadcast is an outstanding cd and i am still recovering from the fact that i saw them yesterday and met em. They were really nice guys, very jet lagged and they were kind enough to sign my copies of Last Broadcast and Lost Souls. Also Gomez's - In Our Gun is excellent, very cool cd. If you like punk and Aus Rock, Bodyjar's new one is lots of fun. Not very complicated or groundbreaking stuff, but very catchy songs with lots of rocking out, also features Adalita from magic dirt on one of the songs.
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Post by TheAstronaut on Jul 22, 2002 17:18:53 GMT 10
a good one to listen to is
[glow=red,2,300]oxygene[/glow] by jean michel jarre
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Post by spongeboy on Jul 22, 2002 18:20:15 GMT 10
i got the whitlams one today....wouldn't normally, but i saw them live about 3 or 4 months ago and they played a song called kate kelly - it was simply amazing.....haven't listened to it off the cd yet, and am fearfull, nay expecting, that it won't serve my memory correctly, but i know in my heart that there is probably another morbid, maudilin song to pique my fancy on there somewhere.
i would also recommend original pirate material by the streets - funny in parts, orchestral in other parts, and more spoken wordish than rappish. ("we call 'em birds not bitches, ay geeza")
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Post by larry emdur is my hero! on Jul 22, 2002 21:52:27 GMT 10
the about a boy soundtrack by badly drawn boy and brushfire fairytales by jack johnson are pretty ace if you want something accousticy....
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Post by Glen on Jul 22, 2002 22:19:12 GMT 10
Oooh, if you can do some internet shopping, I recommend anything by Mr Brown, a Melbourne band...similar-ish to You Am I, but with a bit less swagger...really cool...and a sensational live act too  www.mrbrown.com.au |
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Post by spongeboy on Jul 23, 2002 9:29:55 GMT 10
mr. brown - there is (was?) a sydney band mr. blonde, pretty good...
wasn't disappointed by kate kelly. pretty decent whitlams song. i love their sad songs.
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Post by singingcirclesaway on Jul 23, 2002 10:39:03 GMT 10
go hmv sales! i bought; jack johnson - brushfire fairytales doves - lost souls placebo - black market music ben folds' - rockin'the suburbs all goooood, mate. and thanks to you kids for recommending cds to me, i am now really, farking, poor. |
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Post by fathershark on Jul 23, 2002 14:37:19 GMT 10
I am spewing I got to this thread so late - I'd have suggested:
Rocks on the Soul - Screamfeeder
Presents - Waikiki
Too Fat for Tahiti - Skulker
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1920's mud swamp blues? 
