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This is kind of a companion to the *what are you listening to/best catalog/weird Al* threads.
It's been claimed that there isn't so much good music anymore, and I thought it would be cool to post some of the more obscure stuff in your collections. It doesn't have to be way out there, or even that obscure, just a bit off the beaten track. New is probably more interesting to most, but old music will work also. Just make it something you probably wouldn't hear on a non-college station.
Don't forget your links. It's not much fun searching around. If you've got a link to the material, use it :^)
A Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra and Tra-La-La Band with Choir How's that for a name? Makes Godspeed You! Black Emperor sound positively mainstream :^P Also has some of the same members.
Big Lazy A great instrumental band from Yew York.
Rain Parade Dave Roback's group from the early 80s. A leader in the Paisley Underground movement.
Bruce Springsteen Bruce Springsteen?? Really??? His Nebraska album has a stark plaintive sound that's timeless. He has plenty of detractors, but I think history will put him up with the great folk singers of the past. His urban folk is every bit as good as Woody Guthrie, and Pete Seeger.
Russian Circles I really don't know much about these guys. I only have 1 album, but they remind me a bit of Pelican. Heavyish melodic music.
Do Make Say Think Fine post rock
So what do you all have?
It's been claimed that there isn't so much good music anymore, and I thought it would be cool to post some of the more obscure stuff in your collections. It doesn't have to be way out there, or even that obscure, just a bit off the beaten track. New is probably more interesting to most, but old music will work also. Just make it something you probably wouldn't hear on a non-college station.
Don't forget your links. It's not much fun searching around. If you've got a link to the material, use it :^)
A Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra and Tra-La-La Band with Choir How's that for a name? Makes Godspeed You! Black Emperor sound positively mainstream :^P Also has some of the same members.
Big Lazy A great instrumental band from Yew York.
Rain Parade Dave Roback's group from the early 80s. A leader in the Paisley Underground movement.
Bruce Springsteen Bruce Springsteen?? Really??? His Nebraska album has a stark plaintive sound that's timeless. He has plenty of detractors, but I think history will put him up with the great folk singers of the past. His urban folk is every bit as good as Woody Guthrie, and Pete Seeger.
Russian Circles I really don't know much about these guys. I only have 1 album, but they remind me a bit of Pelican. Heavyish melodic music.
Do Make Say Think Fine post rock
So what do you all have?
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