Discussion of Trip Hop

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I demoed records in the Trip Hop genre. And I feel like the second wave of this genre was way more captivating compared to the inception. Prefer records in the second half of the 90's compared to the first half.
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What are the artists/albums have you "demoed"? I believe you like Bjork and I would assume the others you may have listened to would be Portishead, Massive Attack, and Tricky.
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Tha1ChiefRocka wrote:
What are the artists/albums have you "demoed"? I believe you like Bjork and I would assume the others you may have listened to would be Portishead, Massive Attack, and Tricky.


That is correct. But records like Big Calm and Homogenic as well as records that were influenced in trip-hop like Music Has the Right to Children, Moon Safari and Entroducing I just find more impressive.
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I'll give you some more recs that are related to trip hop or downtempo.


Friendly As A Hand Grenade by Tackhead


Viva! La Woman by Cibo Matto


Becoming X by Sneaker Pimps


Black Sands by Bonobo
Specifically the song "The Keeper"


I Am Not A Doctor by Moloko

and one of my favorite albums ever

Beat by Bowery Electric

This is just one great compilation of artists as well.


Link
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I knew nothing about it until I read this article and the fact that people say it from time to time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trip_hop

I honestly thought maybe it referred to something like Chance the Rapper.

But since I read the article, I like this album:

Born To Die by Lana Del Rey
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Bruh, I have Black Sands on my I Pod and still need to listen to it. Also know about Moloko but need to listen to them. Also thank you for the rest.
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sethmadsen wrote:
I knew nothing about it until I read this article and the fact that people say it from time to time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trip_hop

I honestly thought maybe it referred to something like Chance the Rapper.

But since I read the article, I like this album:

Born To Die by Lana Del Rey


I do need to give my time to Lana.
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Check this out

Go to youtube and type Terilekst Turquoise.

Full instrumental early-90s hiphop late-60s drums jazz funk soul psychedelic folk blues HAMMOND
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There's a compilation series from the 90s called Dope On Plastic that you should listen to.
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Lana Del Rey has definitely made some nods to trip hop in her time, but it'd be a stretch to call Born To Die a trip hop album.

It's a limited genre, which is why it seems like it often has trouble being defined. Once you're done with Massive Attack, Portishead, Tricky and Goldfrapp (probably in that order) then you're either reaching out to things that sound a bit like them or you're going down a rabbit hole that gets more and more niche by the minute.

Personally I feel like it really needs a british geeza rapping somewhere there in the mix. If it aint bristol-born'an'bred then it aint trip hop, but maybe that's just me.

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