#82851 by geoff
Thu Jul 21, 2005 3:47 am
Thu Jul 21, 2005 3:47 am
So Tracy, you should check BACH !!! The new Sebastian Bach band ... I think he is one of the last hard rock icon in activity
Ninja Butterfly wrote:I would recommend Muse most definately ... something to fit every mood.
EphelDuath666 wrote:Ninja Butterfly wrote:I would recommend Muse most definately ... something to fit every mood.
I knew that you would recommend that And I second that recommendation!
See also Jeff Buckley, The Mars Volta, Tori Amos (check out From the Choirgirl Hotel) and Massive Attack (Mezzanine and 100th Window are two of the best albums I've ever heard)
Tracy wrote: And am I the only one (other than Devin) who finds Tori Amos's screeching unbearable? When she's good she's great but she goes into these screaming fits that makes me avoid her all together. .
Tracy wrote:I got Jeff Buckley, it was... depressing and kinda boring. And am I the only one (other than Devin) who finds Tori Amos's screeching unbearable? When she's good she's great but she goes into these screaming fits that makes me avoid her all together.my sister listened to her like 24/7 for 3 years so i can't stand anything by her anymore
Greg wrote:Oh I just thought of something that might be of interest to you. There's this local "punk cabaret" drum/keys duo called The Dresden Dolls. They're lyrically clever and have a very strong, unique presence.
Tracy wrote:See also Jeff Buckley, The Mars Volta, Tori Amos (check out From the Choirgirl Hotel) and Massive Attack (Mezzanine and 100th Window are two of the best albums I've ever heard)
I got Jeff Buckley, it was... depressing and kinda boring. And am I the only one (other than Devin) who finds Tori Amos's screeching unbearable? When she's good she's great but she goes into these screaming fits that makes me avoid her all together. Yes, I agree on Massive Attack and will check out Mars Volta.
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