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- #662
- Posted: 03/02/2015 00:35
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| newbands1 wrote: | Does anyone know of other Pre-Smiths/R.E.M. jangle pop or jangly post-punk like Orange Juice and The Feelies?
edit:Come to think about it The Cure's Three Imaginary Boys is kind of similar too |
The Go-Betweens
The Wedding Present
Felt
The Clean
The Bats
The Chills
Close Lobsters
The Pastels
The Brilliant Corners
The Primitives
Not all pre-Smiths but they all fit into the C86/jangle pop scene, barring The Clean, The Bats, and The Chills who are part of the Dunedin Sound scene. Anyways, they all really fit the same boot.
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- Posted: 03/02/2015 04:24
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| newbands1 wrote: | Does anyone know of other Pre-Smiths/R.E.M. jangle pop or jangly post-punk like Orange Juice and The Feelies?
edit:Come to think about it The Cure's Three Imaginary Boys is kind of similar too |
Captured Tracks has been reissuing all of The Cleaners from Venus stuff over the last 2 years or so. Great lo-fi jangle pop with a lot of charm, and now there's a lot of material that's easy to find
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- #664
- Posted: 03/02/2015 04:28
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Hi guys,
does anyone have some lesser known greats from the 90s they'd like to recommend? I'm trying to stray away from the usual suspects (Radiohead, MBV, Nirvana) but I'm having a hard time finding stuff I truly love. Any and all genres are welcome.
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- Posted: 03/02/2015 06:35
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| dougotto wrote: | | does anyone have some lesser known greats from the 90s they'd like to recommend? I'm trying to stray away from the usual suspects (Radiohead, MBV, Nirvana) but I'm having a hard time finding stuff I truly love. Any and all genres are welcome. |
I don't know if you have a preferred style or sth so here's just some random stuff I like that you may not have heard:
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Delaware by Drop Nineteens
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Bricolage by Amon Tobin
94 Diskont by Oval
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Negro Necro Nekros by Dälek
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Funcrusher Plus by Company Flow
Naked City by John Zorn
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Le Paradoxe De La Femme-Poisson by Christian Zanési
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Tango N Vectif by µ-Ziq
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Hard Normal Daddy by Squarepusher
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Garbage by Autechre
Hey so guys I'm looking for grime, but stuff I haven't already heard/dig deep. Here's some people I already dig:
Dizzee Rascal
Ruff Sqwad
D Double E
Flow Dan
Durrty Goodz
OG'z
Devilman
Wiley
Killa P
P Money
Kano
Roll Deep
Wen
Trimbal
Virus Syndicate
Newham Generals
Young Dot
Kahn
Chronik
JME
Terror Danjah
Strict Face
Logos
Murlo
Inkke
E.M.M.A.
Fatima Al Qadiri
Nguzunguzu
Rabit
Dark0
Visionist
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dougotto
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- #666
- Posted: 03/02/2015 06:41
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Thank you thank you I'll give these a listen. I love Delaware by Drop Nineteens though I completely forgot about it so I'm really glad you reminded me.
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- #667
- Posted: 03/02/2015 06:42
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| dougotto wrote: | Hi guys,
does anyone have some lesser known greats from the 90s they'd like to recommend? I'm trying to stray away from the usual suspects (Radiohead, MBV, Nirvana) but I'm having a hard time finding stuff I truly love. Any and all genres are welcome. |
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Fantasma by Cornelius
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It's A Shame About Ray by The Lemonheads
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Spilt Milk by Jellyfish
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- #668
- Posted: 03/02/2015 06:56
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| dougotto wrote: | Hi guys,
does anyone have some lesser known greats from the 90s they'd like to recommend? I'm trying to stray away from the usual suspects (Radiohead, MBV, Nirvana) but I'm having a hard time finding stuff I truly love. Any and all genres are welcome. |
A few of my favorites, all of which I've found easy to love from day 1. (Sorry, these aren't really that lesser known) There's truckloads of great 90s music, though plenty of mediocrity to sort through first. Hope this helps 
Built to Spill - Perfect From Now On
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Smashing Pumpkins- Siamese Dream
Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin
Blur - 13
Wilco - Summerteeth
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Pulp - Different Class [/list]
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dougotto
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- #669
- Posted: 03/02/2015 07:24
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| Pavement415 wrote: | A few of my favorites, all of which I've found easy to love from day 1. (Sorry, these aren't really that lesser known) There's truckloads of great 90s music, though plenty of mediocrity to sort through first. Hope this helps
Built to Spill - Perfect From Now On
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Smashing Pumpkins- Siamese Dream
Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin
Blur - 13
Wilco - Summerteeth
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Pulp - Different Class [/list] |
Thanks! For the longest time I was under the impression that Pulp was a one-hit-wonder but I've been seeing more and more of that album in greatest 90s albums list. I'm gonna give Soft Bulletin another chance. Love the opener so much that I find myself just hitting replay before even moving on haha
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- Posted: 03/02/2015 08:13
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| dougotto wrote: | | Thanks! For the longest time I was under the impression that Pulp was a one-hit-wonder but I've been seeing more and more of that album in greatest 90s albums list. I'm gonna give Soft Bulletin another chance. Love the opener so much that I find myself just hitting replay before even moving on haha |
I thought so too! It took me about a year to warm up to them. (I absolutely hated them at first) But now they're one of my favorite bands and have a handful of extraordinary albums 
I'm totally in the same boat with the Soft Bulletin. I only really loved the opener and found the rest to blend together. I gave it a second chance and focused more on the music, rather than the vocals. I've grown to love the vocals and the album itself has become very sentimental to me. Also, if you have the time, the documentary on TSB helped me see and appreciate its revolutionary brilliance so much more
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