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benpaco Who's gonna watch you die? Profile
Location Missouri United States
  • #531
  • Posted: 12/01/2014 02:19
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WildHorses wrote:
Hi!

Would like some good recommendations of some bands in the style of Richard Hawley, Chamber pop style.

Thank you so much :wink:


Hawley reminds me a bit of these two:


A Short Album About Love by The Divine Comedy


The Hour Of Bewilderbeast by Badly Drawn Boy

If you're looking for just general chamber pop suggestions:


Pretty. Odd. by Panic! At The Disco


San Fermin by San Fermin


Illinois by Sufjan Stevens

This one's probably the biggest stretch of what I'm giving you but also my favorite:

Skylarking by XTC

Those would probably be my favorites (though I'm sure I'm forgetting something). Other essentials for the genre, if you're just looking to get better versed in it, would include:


If You're Feeling Sinister by Belle & Sebastian


I Am A Bird Now by Antony And The Johnsons


The Mysterious Production Of Eggs by Andrew Bird

Hope this helps!
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Norman Bates Profile
Location Paris, France France
  • #532
  • Posted: 12/01/2014 08:38
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WildHorses wrote:
Hi!

Would like some good recommendations of some bands in the style of Richard Hawley, Chamber pop style.

Thank you so much :wink:


I've always felt Hawley was some sort of illegitimate heir to Hazlewood, so this could rock your boat:


Requiem For An Almost Lady by Lee Hazlewood


Cowboy In Sweden by Lee Hazlewood
WildHorses Profile Portugal
  • #533
  • Posted: 12/01/2014 12:34
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Thanks so much for the recommendations! 😉

Some of those i already knew, like Belle&Sebastian (i love them), Divine Comedy, Sufjan Stevens and Adrew Bird but for sure i will listen to the rest!

Again thanks so much!
Hayden Profile
Location Japan Canada
  • #534
  • Posted: 12/03/2014 05:51
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Can people rec me some 70's R&B/Funk/Soul that's kinda like Earth Wind & Fire, The Escorts, The Isley Brothers (at the time).

You know. Just fun stuff that you want to belt at the top of your lungs.
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  • #535
  • Posted: 12/03/2014 06:52
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Hayden wrote:
Can people rec me some 70's R&B/Funk/Soul that's kinda like Earth Wind & Fire, The Escorts, The Isley Brothers (at the time).

You know. Just fun stuff that you want to belt at the top of your lungs.


I'll be back with a list later, but for now (even though it's not '70s)...


Never Too Much by Luther Vandross
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Hayden Profile
Location Japan Canada
  • #536
  • Posted: 12/03/2014 14:47
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Skinny wrote:
I'll be back with a list later, but for now (even though it's not '70s)...


Never Too Much by Luther Vandross


That'll be a place to start 😄 Thanks Skinny.
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Graeme2 Profile
Location The Upside Down United Kingdom
  • #537
  • Posted: 12/03/2014 17:22
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Hayden wrote:
Can people rec me some 70's R&B/Funk/Soul that's kinda like Earth Wind & Fire, The Escorts, The Isley Brothers (at the time).

You know. Just fun stuff that you want to belt at the top of your lungs.





Brass Construction by Brass Construction
goeie-oko Profile Netherlands
  • #538
  • Posted: 12/03/2014 18:50
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Anyone know some good triphop (that isn't made by massive attack or portishead)?

I haven't heard a lot of triphop, so you don't have to go too obscure.
Graeme2 Profile
Location The Upside Down United Kingdom
  • #539
  • Posted: 12/03/2014 22:36
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goeie-oko wrote:
Anyone know some good triphop (that isn't made by massive attack or portishead)?

I haven't heard a lot of triphop, so you don't have to go too obscure.


Suppose these could be classed as trip hop in some way. Liking massive attack and portishead got me into these in the 90s and it was pretty much all I played for a while.


Ninja Cuts Funkjazztical Tricknology by Various Artists

Endtroducing..... by DJ Shadow

The K & D Sessions by Kruder & Dorfmeister
JMan
  • #540
  • Posted: 12/03/2014 22:48
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I was looking for some stuff similar to You Spin Me Round, hyperactive dancy synth pop. And I came across Electronic Passion by Disco Digitale. It's a very good album, second best I've heard on Bandcamp. It's not too hyper, but it's very active. I highly recommend it for electronic fans.
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