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House25

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Let me Start this by saying I live in America, and I miss music.
Second, the 60's, 70's, and 80's are over, and there aren't many bands left that play music like the "classic rock."

Now it seems, that the charts are dominated by annoying Pop Singers, Rap Artist, and Screamo.

I understand how amazing biased I am, but to me, Rap is the Herpes of the music world, and its spreading.

So, I have know, are there any good rock bands left; and if there aren't, there have to be a few alternative bands that are worth listening to. Maybe even some foreign bands, because Best Buy's selection is Shit.

You don't have to share my views on music, but this is more or less a cry for help.
 

JaguarWong

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House25 said:
Rap is the Herpes of the music world
Hey, everyone has the right to an opinion.

Unfortunately, it's opinions like this that make people like me question the wisdom of rights like those.

Broaden your fucking horizons.
 

black lincon

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House25 said:
Rap is the Herpes of the music world
If your just talking about foul language in hip-hop then I can give you plenty of artists who don't use as much foul language. If your talking about something else share because I'm interested.
 

House25

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black lincon said:
House25 said:
Rap is the Herpes of the music world
If your just talking about foul language in hip-hop then I can give you plenty of artists who don't use as much foul language. If your talking about something else share because I'm interested.
well, not just vulgarity that gets me down, but the lack of thought, and the idiocy of it, I find a lack of talent. The only people I would even get close to liking are Little Wayne (he has golden talent) and Sean Combs (knows what the hell he's talking about).

As for the latter comment by muah, disregard, Rap is more like a Sore throat that you have for a few weeks, but comes back occasionally.
 

Novajam

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Some Rap and Hip-Hop is bad, but there's plenty of good stuff. I'd say you just haven't found anything quite to your tastes yet.

Anyway, in Alternative Rock, I think Muse is pretty good. Bit of a blind short really though, since you don't list what you like beyond the genre of classic rock, and chances are anything I'd suggest, you'd already know of.
 

House25

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Anything that can hold a guitar is in, even country can pass, but now I'm currently listening to Linkin Park, Dave Matthews, Fall Out Boy, Panic at the Disco, and a tiny bit of Avenged Sevenfold.

So I guess I'll call it a plethora
 

The Kind Cannibal

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Well there's....um....
How about....uh.....

I'm sorry, I apparently like everything you don't like.

I could tell you plenty of death metal, regga, grindcore, electronic, rap, hiphop, reggaeton, spanish pop, but I tend to stay faaaar away from classic rock. Make that anything with rock in the genre name.
 

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No, bad house country can not pass! I suggest Rise Against.
Followed by; NOFX, Bad Religion, The Descendants, The Circle Jerks. Also listen to some local bands, they're less known, but that doesn't mean they aren't just as good as any other band.
 

House25

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Anybody got any good Ska?
the only one i know is Street Manifesto, Love them.
 

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Try Muse, Kamelot, Placebo, Trivium, In Flames and I thought Eminem was a pretty good song writer. Well if you don't like Eminem atleast hear the others.
 

MrBrightside919

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Emo is the herpies of the music industry. Everytime I hear one of those emo songs I just wanna smack someone. Seriously, i've NEVER heard of a bad with such a stupid name as some of those emo bands. Hell, i've never heard of MANY of those bands that fall under the genre.

Emo killed Punk so it deserves to die.

I swear i'm going to lose my head if another band names themselves something like "Say Anything".

Once again, South Park said it best in the last episode of the latest season. Those vampire kids are not goth or dark in any way AND neither is Emo music.
 

NickCaligo42

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Ha, you think your taste is hard to satisfy? Mine's societally abnormal by any standard of any time. e_@

Here, try Still Waiting by Sum 41.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=y7W3Ahx05vg
 

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Bands that rock and still currently play are all over the place, but since you mentioned three decades which are now dead, I won't list any which started out during the aforementioned time period.

First and foremost is my current favourite, Gogol Bordello. Here is a top-of-the-line merger of punk rock, gypsy music, Russian-English lyrics, and raggae. This is perfect party music, and you'll be sure to find great drinking songs in the volumes of this act. I saw Iron Maiden (favourite all-time band), Judas Priest, Heaven and Hell, Anthrax, Motorhead, and Testament, but I've never rocked out harder than I did at the Gogol Bordello gig. Great stuff.

Recommended sample tracks (viewable for free on YouTube): Wonderlust King, Not A Crime, Underdog World Strike.

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There is Therion. If you like the epic and operatic, then listen to Therion. This is a Swedish band clad with an orchestra and a choir, which plays metal like it was composed by Wagner. Distorted guitars and quick basslines are accompanied with angelic voices and elaborate string melodies. If you like anything remotely resembling metal, then I'll recommend Therion.

Recommended sample tracks: The Rise Of Sodom And Gomorrah, Birth Of Venus Illegitima, Deggial.

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I doubt you haven't heard of Serj Tankian's solo work, but here's a longshot in case you haven't. I'm quite the fan of System of a Down, and was only glad to see that their style and soul live on in Serj's work. He's a great composer and pianist, and if you enjoyed System, then you're either thinking why I'm wasting your time right now or going to check out the following:

Recommended sample tracks: Empty Walls, Beethoven's ****, Sky Is Over.

Hope that helped.
 

speedcoreXdandy

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House25 said:
Anybody got any good Ska?
the only one i know is Street Manifesto, Love them.
Listen to Random Hand! I saw them supporting Streetlight last month and they were OMGamazing.

Other than that I'd recommend checking out The Specials, they may be second wave ska but for me they're still the definitive ska band.
 

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House25 said:
Anybody got any good Ska?
the only one i know is Street Manifesto, Love them.
For Third Wave chek out Sublime and Fishbone. The origional Jamaican/ african stuff is the best though.

The Cure are still around and they are a great post-punk/ alternative rock/ pop band.
 

black lincon

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House25 said:
black lincon said:
House25 said:
Rap is the Herpes of the music world
If your just talking about foul language in hip-hop then I can give you plenty of artists who don't use as much foul language. If your talking about something else share because I'm interested.
well, not just vulgarity that gets me down, but the lack of thought, and the idiocy of it, I find a lack of talent. The only people I would even get close to liking are Little Wayne (he has golden talent) and Sean Combs (knows what the hell he's talking about).

As for the latter comment by muah, disregard, Rap is more like a Sore throat that you have for a few weeks, but comes back occasionally.
listen to the hip-hop (sorry I keep doing that but "rap music" is called hip-hop and I'm going to bold it until I drive it in your skull) that doesn't get as much promotion like here are a few artists; Asheru, MF Doom, Arrested Development (that last one is admitedly from the 90's). just look up those three, they are easily better than most mainstream hip-hop, and if your willing to take the content thing more laxly then definitely check out MF Doom because most of his songs aren't meant to be serious.
 

samsprinkle

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You can't go wrong with BassHunter! I used to think techno was for creepy wierd people! Now I know that I am one of those creepy wierd people!