...i find myself always listening to the "old stuff" that is sixties, seventies, eighties... and a couple bands from the nineties. well but there has to be something current thats pretty good quality, some new bands... i find i like none of the stuff they put on the radio. maybe Radiohead from the most recent bands but thats it... anybody some tips?
Trapt but that's more of if you like 90s 'new age' rock System of a Down if you like metal and/or 90s 'new age' rock Mindless Self Indulgence - kinda techno, kinda rap, kinda rock Ohgr - Industrial, kinda has to grow on you Saliva- that is, if they are still making stuff..... Chevelle - Alt. Rock-ish Green Day - some people hate 'em all of a sudden though..... ummmmmmm.................. can't think of any others at the moment.......
^^I've got all the Rise Against CD's and if you are into some good ol punk rock then you should check them out. I would recommend listening to some tracks off of their new CD......uh, can't think of the name of it
Michael Franti & Spearhead Ani Difranco Patti Smith Sky Parade The Dandy Warhols Brian Jonestown Massacre Oasis Franz Ferdinand The White Stripes Abandon Jalopy Shelly Doty
Cruxshadows if you don't mind uber remixes and Anti Flag is spiffy.. Ummmm A Perfect Circle, you said 90s so i guess you already know about TOOL..hmmm thats it on this end
Keller Williams John Mayer Ratdog Paul McCartney Brian Wilson George Snow... The Babyshambles Beatallica Country Joe Neil Young Eagle-Eye Cherry Carlos Santana Sunstorm Half of The Who is coming back this year as Who2... The Rolling Stones are touring again also.
The Aquabats, if you like Ska. Type O Negative, If you're into dark-sounding music. Oysterhead, for a psychadelic jam kinda style. Johnny Cash Bela Fleck and the Flecktones - Awesome, awesome, awesome. Polyphonic Spree - Kind of a hippie orchestra sort of thing...i think. The White Stripes. Peace out.
I only heard This City and Take Me oOut from Franz, Take Me Out is the best song in the last 5-10 years but This City sucked I forgrt White Stripes, they kick ass
Natasha Bedingfield (pleasant popsongs ) Omnia (Neo-Celtic Pagan Folk - flutes and wardrums, hell yeah!) The Dresden Dolls (no idea) Alanis Morissette (singer-songriter) Tori Amos (singer-songwriter) Dido (singer(-songwriter?)) And shitloads of metal, of course.
steve kimock, garaj mahal, karl denson, umphrey's mcgee, moe., yonder mountain string band, sam bush band, charlie hunter, gov't mule, derek trucks band, oteil and the peacemakers..
that was the only one I had for you. but some time you might wanna check out "comets on fire" they are apparently a very aggressive psychedelic band. I've never heard em but my friend Mike who's a wrock writer says they're great. we were sposed to see them at the paradiso in amsterdam but it didn't pan out. Why didn't it pan out? Cause we spent too much time chilling in our hotel room. Just flat out missed it. too bad I bet they're really good. My friend is also in a really great band called everydaygreen. They ROCK in concert but their cd doens't really match up. Here's their website: http://www.everydaygreen.com I think they have some video cds that I made with samples of their music. If you write to the webmaster and tell her I told you about the video I made, I'm sure she'll send you one if she has one.
String Cheese Incident. Beastie Boys (if you can handle hip -hop, these guys are really cool). Ani Difranco (others have mentioned her but she's so awesome she needs to be mentioned alot )
Oh man, I was looking for a post like this... There is a goldmine of modern rock out today. There are probably some cool scenes in your towns. Check in a local paper for shows by local bands. There are also indie rock bands such as Modest Mouse, Pavement Sam Roberts etc... who are really cool and different from the norm. Modest Mouse is popular now, but their older stuff is pretty cool if you are into like... a half punk - half 90s rock sound. Check out 'Polar Opposites' and 'Broke'. Pavement is pretty cool 90s rock. Songs like 'Grounded' and 'Stereo' might attract a first time listener. If you are into more mellow stuff, some Canadian bands like Matt Mays and Sam Roberts have the sort of Neil Young folk rock sound. Very melodical and lyrical, while still pretty heavy. Check em out, hope that you like them. Peace
there's a lot of bands since the beginin of the millenium rock is back (officially since the release of Strokes 1st LP in autumn 2001) Ok it's not as tasty as the good old psychedelic treasure of Ali Baba but yeah rock took the right road : those are some of the very good bands: THE SOUNDRACK OF OUR LIVES (Sweden) -rock often psychedelic- 31 y.o THE MANIC STREET PREACHERS (Wales) - new wave pop rock- 35 y.o KASABIAN (England)- rock electro psychedelic- 23 y.o THE 22-20's (England)- 21st century blues rock- 23 y.o SUPERGRASS (England)- pop rock psychedelic- 32 y.o THE CARDIGANS (Sweden)- pop folk - 31 y.o THE CORAL (England)- folk pop psychedelic- 23 y.o THE MUSIC (England)- hard rock psychedelic- 21 y.o THE HIVES (Sweden) - Garage rock -27 y.o DOVES (England)- Pop-rock -33 y.o KINGBURY MANX (USA) - Psychedelic pop folk - 30 y.o i forgot some bands ...i haven got the time to right all of them...
