Un-google-able bands
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- Posted: 01/09/2019 19:00
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| sethmadsen wrote: | haha - people are still commmenting on un-google-able bands (as in difficult to search for) instead of bands with easy names to search and just don't have a web presence. Oh well.
Also if you just add the word band after these difficult to google band names like F5 becomes a google search of "F5 Band", and voila... you now probably have a hit. |
Thank you for making an effort to steer this thread back to the actual topic 😄
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- #22
- Posted: 01/10/2019 01:47
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A while back I was putting together a playlist of all the albums reviewed by Julian Cope in his book Copendium. There were a few in there that were really hard to find, anywhere. Not on Spotify, or YouTube. The New Lou Reeds, for example. Not ungoogleable. They have a Bandcamp, and a Facebook, but it has very few likes. The second search result is Cope's website talking about them. And the album that he talks about I could only find a few tracks from. They'd be my pick.
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