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If anyone (probably Rocky or Gowi but I've gotten some great recs from totally random people too) could rec me stuff up the alley of Taking Back Sunday, Brand New, Crime In Stereo, Touche Amore, etc., that would be great.
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Kiki wrote:
Looking for more music I have never heard before. Anything but Punk/Punk Rock music will be great. Just things you think I would like or seem to relate to me you know. :)


Maybe either of these, you may well know at least the first, though:


The Last Broadcast by Doves


Tears You Apart by Finish Ticket

That second one's probably a bit more of a stretch but seems like something you might still enjoy!
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benpaco wrote:
If anyone (probably Rocky or Gowi but I've gotten some great recs from totally random people too) could rec me stuff up the alley of Taking Back Sunday, Brand New, Crime In Stereo, Touche Amore, etc., that would be great.


Gowie knows a ton more about this genre than me, but I can toss a couple things


What To Do When You Are Dead by Armor For Sleep


Full Collapse by Thursday


A City By The Light Divided by Thursday


Direction by The Starting Line


The Mother, The Mechanic, And The Path by The Early November


What It Is To Burn by Finch


Saosin by Saosin


These might be close to what you're looking for
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benpaco wrote:
If anyone (probably Rocky or Gowi but I've gotten some great recs from totally random people too) could rec me stuff up the alley of Taking Back Sunday, Brand New, Crime In Stereo, Touche Amore, etc., that would be great.


I grew up as an adolescent in the early 00s...


Blueprints For The Black Market by Anberlin


Commit This To Memory by Motion City Soundtrack


Guilt Show by The Get Up Kids


Almost Here by The Academy Is...


New Found Glory by New Found Glory


Youโ€™re Gonna Miss It All by Modern Baseball
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benpaco wrote:
If anyone (probably Rocky or Gowi but I've gotten some great recs from totally random people too) could rec me stuff up the alley of Taking Back Sunday, Brand New, Crime In Stereo, Touche Amore, etc., that would be great.


Rocky and Gowi had some awesome recommendations! I think you'll love these albums, too:

Cursive - Domestica
Desaparecidos - Read Music/Speak Spanish


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I want some rap...pretty new to the genre, but something more intellectual (not sure if that's the right word). Something with really great production. ๐Ÿ˜„

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LevonTostig wrote:
I want some rap...pretty new to the genre, but something more intellectual (not sure of that's the right word). Something with really great production. :)


These are all pretty standard / popular / whatever albums but if you're new to the genre that's a good place to start.

Great production and fun wordplay:


Madvillainy by Madvillain

Nas says he's an intellectual on halftime, if that's what you're into:


Illmatic by Nas

Cool lyrics, RZA's production is always good:


Liquid Swords by GZA

Nice clean fun:


Step In The Arena by Gang Starr

A Tribe Called Quest is always fun, I prefer Midnight Marauders but I always see Low End Theory ranked as their best:


The Low End Theory by A Tribe Called Quest

Aesop uses big words, so that's probably intellectual:


Labor Days by Aesop Rock

Self-aware autobiography:


Good Kid, M.A.A.D City by Kendrick Lamar

Self-aware autobiography with good production:


Below The Heavens by Blu & Exile

Personally choice:


Masters Of The Universe by Binary Star

I could list way more but these seem to match what you want maybe idk
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babyBlueSedan wrote:
These are all pretty standard / popular / whatever albums but if you're new to the genre that's a good place to start.

Great production and fun wordplay:


Madvillainy by Madvillain

Nas says he's an intellectual on halftime, if that's what you're into:


Illmatic by Nas

A Tribe Called Quest is always fun, I prefer Midnight Marauders but I always see Low End Theory ranked as their best:


The Low End Theory by A Tribe Called Quest

Self-aware autobiography with good production:


Below The Heavens by Blu & Exile


If I were to give a starting place for rap, my own top 10, I'd say all of that and add:

Fun concept and great production:


RawHyde by Jeremiah Jae & Oliver The 2nd

Awesome happy black empowerment:


Mos Def & Talib Kweli Are Black Star by Black Star

Claustrophobic fears of growing up:


Square by Buck 65

Recent favorite, intelligent and silly wordplay:


Tetsuo & Youth by Lupe Fiasco

"Hippy" hip-hop, bubbly stuff:


3 Feet High and Rising by De La Soul

Hard to choose a last one, but here's one that lyrically I'd say is towards what you're going for and is a great, great album, there's just a lot I'd throw here (Run-DMC, Liquid Swords, College Dropout, Speakerboxx, Black On Both Sides, and Jurassic Five were all also seriously considered here, and 36 Chambers, Ready To Die, It Takes a Nation, etc, only aren't here because I don't think they're what you're after, so much):


Be by Common
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creator wrote:
Rocky and Gowi had some awesome recommendations! I think you'll love these albums, too:

Cursive - Domestica
Desaparecidos - Read Music/Speak Spanish


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Cursive is awesome, but I'd go with more cello:


The Ugly Organ by Cursive

Actually, Cursive have always reminded me a little bit of Brand New. Well, not so much the band as Jesse Lacey. Tim Kasher's voice is pretty similar in my mind, and his lyrics have a similarity to them as well. Witty and cynical.
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LevonTostig wrote:
I want some rap...pretty new to the genre, but something more intellectual (not sure if that's the right word). Something with really great production. :)

Great recs from babyBlueSedan there. Totally seconding all of them

here's a couple of my faves that I think fit what you might be looking for:


The Cold Vein by Cannibal Ox
Just gorgeous in every way. Masterful production, thoughtful lyrics, really unique voiceful delivery, the GOAT.


cLOUDDEAD by cLOUDDEAD
atmospheric as faq


Selling Live Water by Sole
stream-of-consciousness modern-life cynicism in the form of hip-hop? yes please. (also killer production)


Fantastic Damage by El-P
More El-P production excellence with lyricism just as likely to be emotionally confessional as it is to cite classic sci-fi. Basically perfect


Temporary Forever by Busdriver
The holy grail of hip-hop for nerds. Creative in every aspect of execution


Innercity Griots by Freestyle Fellowship
Funky, thoughtful, innovative... gah just listen plz


The Taste Of Rain... Why Kneel? by Deep Puddle Dynamics
A pretentious dictionary rapper's wet dream. Needless to say I love it


The Other Side Of The Looking Glass by Alias
also atmospheric as faq


Tragic Epilogue by Anti-Pop Consortium
Norman Bates approved.


Beauty And The Beat by Edan
psych rock meets idiosyncratic internal-rhyme affairs of the best kind


The Many Faces Of Oliver Hart by Oliver Hart
one of the least cool hip-hop albums you will ever hear, and also one of my favorites :p (also hey Ben I think you'd like this one)


Ceci N'est Pas Un Disque by TTC
I speak no French so I'll assume whatever they're saying is super intelligent. In any case the production is superb. Also Norman Bates approved


Things That Happen At Day/Things That Happen At Night by Milo
More stream-of-consciousness rhymes; The other holy-grail of nerd-hop, this time almost straddling a line with beat poetry.


Flowers For My Father by Sadistik
The whitest fucking rap album ever but it's actually pretty great imo...


Celestial Clockwork by Illogic
this guy likes big words, emotional stories of the implications of teen pregnancy, and sampling The Who. Make of that what you will


Acid Rap by Chance The Rapper
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