Non-techno tastes (continued from Metal thread)

[V Knid esq]

I'm a bit frightened to categorise my listening tastes, cos once I've started I'll never stop...

At the moment I am mostly listening to: melancholic shoegazing drone-rock (Slowdive, Galaxie 500, Mazzy Star, early My Bloody Valentine); jerky hardcore (Nomeansno, Melt Banana); lots of Prince and Curtis Mayfield; "bingo beats" style breakbeat garage taped from pirate radio; classic bop era jazz (Bill Evans, Lester Young, early Coltrane etc); loads of 80s pop and indie on BBC Radio 2; old-school jump-up jungle (eg early Ganja Cru / Aphrodite); Skacid; dramatic moody cigarette-smoking chanteurs (Scott Walker, Tindersticks, Pulp, Ute Lemperer); trashy yet somehow highly spiritual percussive composers (Moondog, Harry Partch); early church music (Palestrina); post-romantic, pre-serial Shoenberg; Commodore 64 post-dhr trash (Cursor Miner, Disk*a, Rorn); super-autonomous 70s crocheted-hat-wearing free jazz (Art Ensemble Of Chicago, Roland Kirk, Sun Ra) etc etc etc...

How old are you Knid, cos I haven't got a fucking scooby about most of the artists you just named there ......

If I think about my cd collection it seems to be drum n bass,techno,deep house,hip-hop,experimental, but all pretty much electronic. Oh and various Beatles albums and a tiny tiny bit of indie, but even that has an electronic element to it ...

I need to start listening to sumothersheeeat ....

[V Knid esq]

I'm 27 but I'm too burnt-out to really go clubbing much anymore so I pass the large amount of time I have on my hands reading the Wire and histories of weird music and downloading nutsoid stuff from Audiogalaxy.

Sweet. I'm nearly 26 and I reckon I can give myself the title of "Burnt Out Clubber" too methinks ... It's been 10 years of madness but I think I'm now coming to the 'finding out about other music stage in my life' too.... dunno where to start like ....everything I like seems to some sort of club-connection ....

[quote]Originally posted by V Knid esq
[b]I'm a bit frightened to categorise my listening tastes, cos once I've started I'll never stop...

At the moment I am mostly listening to: melancholic shoegazing drone-rock (Slowdive,

--Nice! I venture through a few of the sounds you've listed- Although, I think I will be forever sinking into Slowdive... I sometimes feel as if I am dragging my feet a little, but I have held Slowdive (and the likes) as my subtle, sleepy soundtrack for years... If you are interested to seek out a similar sounding band (one that you may not yet know)- Look for Siansperic- They are originally from the Hamiltion/Toronto (Canada) area.

http://www.sianspheric.com/indexC.html

I've been listening to a lot more rock lately... battling with some of my purist friends over the Strokes, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club etc...

old skool,
sounds like you should spend less time in 3-beat and more time in probe.

[Marolo]

I'm listening to Kate Bush, Grace Jones, sun ra, The Pop Group and this band from the 80's called chrome. Also been going back to metal bands like cathedral, napalm death, slayer, early scorn, godflesh, etc... I feel sorry for those people who just stick to one kind of music, they don't know all the good stuff they are missing out

[arar]

Well you youngsters.....Old Skool Im 15 years older than you so Ive done things in reverse order to you..although Ive now been into modern techno clubs for six years...(I went clubbing before it was re-event, in the days of Grand Master Flash, Heaven 17, Human League, Grace Jones etc, etc

If its interesting music from before the event of indie/and modern techno your after check out Magazine, Swell Maps, Comsat Angels, The Fall, Fad Gadget, Sly n Robies dub stuff....

...and more recently Sparklehorse

[nothinghere]

cream, yardbirds, ramones, goblins, smog, velvet underground, sonic youth, james brown, slayer, leonard cohen, silver jews, johnny cash, vincent galo, clash, the band, public enemy, ali farka toure, nusrat fateh ali-kahn,

just a few

Originally posted by Marolo
I'm listening to Kate Bush, Grace Jones, sun ra, The Pop Group and this band from the 80's called chrome. Also been going back to metal bands like cathedral, napalm death, slayer, early scorn, godflesh, etc... I feel sorry for those people who just stick to one kind of music, they don't know all the good stuff they are missing out

--With mention of Napalm Death and Scorn- Mick Harris' name has been all over the place- doing various remixes and collaborations (w/ likes of Oliver Ho etc...)- I heard he was going to be working with Mark Spybey (Download-Dead Voices on Air)- this was a while ago- Did anyone hear what they came up with (if at all yet)?

hmmm....

NIN, Ministry, Download, Front Line Assembly, Prick, Quantic, Woob (killer!), Enya (yes, i admit it), Nirvana, Blink 182, Sum 41, Peter Gabriel, Pachebel, Pennywise, NoFx, Dj Shadow, Fear Factory, Portishead, The Cure, and tons of epic movie soundtracks.

[JE:5]

Apart from Techno I am mostly listening to Uk hip hop and punk (crass, dead kennedys) Sometimes I'll listen to some old stuff like napalm death, godflesh, carcass and old lady drivers and some old gabber (pre 95 before it got crap) and some industrial.

I was going to say that I listen to a lot of autechre and stuff but I class that as techno too so I suppose that doesn't count

[nimmina]

mantronix, depeche mode, fad gadget, primus,
consolidated, infectious grooves, massive attack,
young gods...

[Atarythm]

Here's an extract of what I am listening to these times :

Soulfly, Sepultura, Rage against the Machine, NIN, Clawfinger, Machine Head, Linkin Park, Limb Bizkit, Run DMC, Korn, NoFX, Pink Floyd, Beastie Boys, Slayer, POD, Slipknot, Deftones,...

Originally posted by geese
old skool,
sounds like you should spend less time in 3-beat and more time in probe.

Heh ..... the last time I was in 3-beat, I got a load of abuse from Andy Nick for slagging off vinyl cos I think cd is better.....not the best thing to do in a specialist record shop.

Probe's not bad, but if you haven't got a clue what you're looking for then you're screwed really .... that's probably why I always end up in the 'electronic area' .....

[lucid rinehead]

Radiohead, Janes Addiction/Deconstruction/Porno for Pyros, Mogwai, Massive Attack, Portishead, Tricky, Fugazi, Black Flag, They Might Be Giants, Talking Heads, Sand, Sex Pistols, The Clash, Belle and Sebastian, World Domination Enterprises (Asbestos Lead Asbestos!), Crass, Ramones, Velvets, Leonard Cohen, Jefferson Airplane i can't remember any more cause i don't listen to cds nearly as much as i used to. all my reserves of passivity and keeping up a normal appearance get used up at work so i can't be still for more than 4 seconds at a time in the evenings. which is really shit, come to think of it...anyone want to offer me a job where i don't have to sit in silence?

anyone who hasn't heard the deconstruction album should make the effort, its worth it for track 4 alone...

[aleks]

roots manuva, paris, slayer, misfits, luscious jackson, beastie boys, black sabbath, led zep, kelly joyce, jimi hendrix, kool g rap...

rock rawks!!!

letoutagressions:
-nin
-marilyn manson
-korn
-system of a down
-smashing pumpkins
-nirvana
-rage against the machine

playingthehardass:
-beasty boys
-redman & method man
-odb
-cypress hill
-house of pain
-dr. dre

weekaround:
-depeche mode
-cure
-massive attack
-future sound of london

[emef]

Originally posted by geese
old skool,
sounds like you should spend less time in 3-beat and more time in probe.

he he

i just had extensive access to oldskools drum and bass collection and very nice it is too

[Loz]

A random flip through my cd rack:

Radiohead, Pitchshifter, Massive Attack, Public Enemy, Aphex Twin, Nailbomb, Iron Maiden, AC/DC, Cristian Vogel, Super_Collider, Pink Floyd, The Charlatans, Sparklehorse, The Beta Band, Cypress Hill, REM, De La Soul, Mos Def, Tricky, Nine Inch Nails, Unbelievable Truth, Unkle, DJ Shadow, Tom Waits, Van Morrison, The Chemical Brothers, Echo & The Bunnymen, Squarepusher, U2, Autechre, The Divine Comedy, Mark Mulcahy, PJ Harvey, The Hives, Fun Lovin' Criminals, Dire Straits, The Beatles, The White Stripes, The Strokes, Zero 7, Primal Scream.. and a load more junk.

Current album of choice:

Jools Holland, His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra and Friends - Big Band, Small World.

This record is fantastic, it really is. I can listen to it on repeat for hours.

[zombie ritual]

I have lately been listening to J.S.Bach's "Brandenburg Concerto's", "Goldberg variations", Claudio Monteverdi, Stravinsky, Webern, Boulez, The Pixies, Peter Brötzmann Octet, Today is the Day, Tankard...

I have been buying lately music of Shora/Merzbow, Edgar Varèse, Extreme Noise Terror, Ananda, Converge, Dew-Scented, The Ex, Destruction, Pig Destroyer, Born under Saturn, and some others I can't remember right now...

[Sheridan]

Tool (probably my absolute favorite), slayer, system of a down,
tweeker (chris verna from nin), 16 volt, leather strip, wumpscut,
sheep on drugs, helmet, nirvana, cure, deftones, damage manual,
fantomas, faith no more basically anything involving mike patton!

company flow, roots, pharcyde, blackstar, cannibal-ox,
aesop rock, saul williams, del the funky homosapien,
dj shadow, camp lo, dj spooky, anything involving dan the automater,
the mighty krs-one...

chill: amon tobin, tabla beat science (bill laswell w/ amazing
tabla drummers from the far east), critters buggin', karsh kale
massive attack, portishead, bjork.

any jazz and classical.

[Lady E]

very pleased to see so many cure fans on this board. i am actually obsessed with them now.

current no future / massive advance office faves:

the smiths, husker du, sand, miles davis, msq 020 (G. Lister), pixies, rites of spring, dag nasty, meat puppets, nirvana, ciccone youth, the fall, can , dexy's, big star, dr octagon, ornette coleman, the beach boys, mbv, perfect daze,palace bros, shellac, my boyfriend's fantastic disco mix featuring 'mesopotamia' by the B-52's amongst other joys, bobby conn, sand, fog, northern soul comps, hypo and of course super_collider

[jukka]

sex pistols,sham 69,the bollocks,slime (cheap german punkmusic..but great),the doors,hendrix,mad professor,slayer,misfits,danzi g,black flag,kreator,the exploited,ton steine scherben,die goldenen zitronen,hannes wader....

[lucid rinehead]

shellac! yes indeed...forgot about them

[Sheridan]

jukka,

have you heard the cd massive attack vs the mad professor?
it's a semi-rare cd of massive attack being remixed by the
professor. real good.

[jukka]

yeah...a friend of me got it...it's great.
saw mad professor live once and can recommend it.
lots of cool efects..

this post motivated me to make a metal tape for the car. quite scary though, i recognized i'm drivin' even more aggressive then usual...

[wheezer]

off the top of my head

radiohead, godspeed you black emporer!, nine inch nails (basically only broken, fixed, the downward spiral and further down the spiral, reznor lost "it" after that imho), the residents, einstürzende neubauten, pan sonic, blondie, anything produced by melle mel, run dmc, outkast, company flow, dmx, loadsa stuph produced by timbaland, old b-52s stuph (planet claire, rock lobster...), ministry (they lost "it" as well, after the album with the unwritable name that is), x-ecutioners new album is gr8 except for the linkin' park collaboration (f*cking hate all forms of nu metal).

"goldberg variations"
those are pure math!!!

tho just add some:

coleman, boulez, xenakis, ligeti, part, stockhausen(helikopter string/sirius), coltrane, bowie(ziggi stardust),charles ives, sun ra, mc5, stooges, exploited(funny), old dirty bastard(very funny), marvin gaye(partly funny), sensational!!!, mr.len, co-flo, schoenberg(lerchenmusik), maki ishii, sonic youth, tv personalities, lamonde young, schnittke, reich, toru takemitsu, morton feldman, gorecki, john cale, my bloody valentine, bartok, riley, coltrane, smith, hancock(sextant!!!), syd barret, syl johnson, varese, matmos, phoenicia, grandmaster flash, johnson crew, parliament, the who...

and the #1 of all times: green velvet: sometimes i want to leave my body!!!