Music Megathread

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This thread needs some Dudefest: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWSaQ1phHZ8

My musical tastes consist of punk, indie and hardcore (and emo but that's kind of redundant since all emo falls into at least one of the three preceding categories.)

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Would you have ever guessed that one of the vocalists in this band is a girl?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrW81uQK4WM

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My mind was totally blown upon discovering that Rites of Spring live footage exists on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wf_ucq-NwTo

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When metal bands play live, do they usually wear the shirts of bands that sound the exact opposite of their own band?

That is the new trend it seems. If you're in a pop punk band, you wear a grindcore band's shirt. If you're in a metalcore band, you wear a Smiths or some 90s indie rock band's shirt. If you're in a soft and poppy indie rock band, you wear the shirt of some hardcore emo band. If you're in a such an emo band, you wear a pop punk band's shirt.

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I'm not talking about metal bands though, I'm asking if they do it too.

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Opinion of Something Corporate.

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BRTD, what's the next best Modest Mouse album after The Moon & Antarctica?

This Is a Long Drive for Someone With Nothing to Think About

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Anyone else listened to the new Superchunk? I got the vinyl*, great album, probably my favorite of 2010 so far.

*I'm very old fashioned and do not listen to albums before they are released.

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I saw Ra Ra Riot in Brooklyn on Friday night. Great band... and the cellist has to be one of the hottest women I've ever seen in person.

Do you like The Hated? I think you said you liked Husker Du, so you probably would.

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So anyone who likes Pavement, what do you think of these guys? http://www.myspace.com/cymbalseatguitars

I saw them last night with The Thermals. I didn't quite think Pavement when seeing them but just listen to them now, wow.

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I did enjoy them more live though. The Thermals are a tough act to open for but they clearly held their own.

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An Embrace Of Angels   Long Awaited Pleas For Audible Sound   17:36
Jimmy Eat World   Goodbye Sky Harbor   16:11
Moss Icon   It Disappears   15:40
Under a Dying Sun   For Ten Miles   15:29
Football, etc.   Defense   12:04
Converge   Jane Doe   11:34
September   Scattered Blue Light   11:19
Owltian Mia   Last Boy   10:01
Capsule   Going Home   9:45
Tyranny Of Shaw   I: Like A Nano-Augmented Romance novel...II: *...III: Transmission Of Immediate evacuation...IV: Stars In Camouflage   9:41

As Friends Rust   Fire On 8th And 3rd   0:11
Sore Loser   knives   0:11
Kid Dynamite   Two For Flinching   0:11
Combatwoundedveteran   i'm sweet, i'm sexy, and i'm oh so chocolate   0:10
A New Kind of American Saint   Interlude   0:10
Palatka   Let's Toss This ing sh**t To the Fire!   0:10
Modest Mouse   Horn Intro   0:10
Palatka   This Place Is sh**t   0:10
Wolves   -   0:09
The Suicide Machines   Punck   0:04

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I think a lot of people here will like this band: http://www.myspace.com/hahatonka

Saw them open for Rocky Votolato. Not really my thing but the people here who don't mind stuff with a heavy country element probably will like them.

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What's everyone's opinion of this band?

http://www.myspace.com/palatkatheband

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As awesome as Bob Dylan is I would never see him unless I had a time machine.

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Actually buying tickets for specific seats is such a foreign idea to me I have a tough time wrapping my mind around it. Never done it, ever.

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OMG SUPERCHUNK IS PLAYING MINNEAPOLIS!

http://www.first-avenue.com/event/2010/12/893-current-city-pages-present-superchunk

And I just found about it a week earlier! Good thing it wasn't sold out yet. Most expensive ticket I ever bought, but well worth it. I'm even leaving work early for this!

This is probably the first show with 40something musicians I'm going to.

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I feel like I'm 10 years old again and it's Christmas Eve.

I've already drank some Loko to prepare. The show will involve even more amazing drinking of course. THIS. IS. GOING. TO. RULE.

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You know what the best part was?

before the obvious encore when they got back on stage macs aid something oliek "We're all olds here, give us a break."

HE SAID "OLDS". I KNOW THAT FOR SURE. SO AWESOME.

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Why is punk, hardcore punk and crust there? Are they seriously arguing that HUSKER DU is metal? lolz

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I think after listening to some of that stuff I can honestly say black metal is my least favorite genre ever.

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http://www.mapofmetal.com/#/home

Hmm. This may be helpful

Very much so.

Kinda confused as to why Progressive Metal is so isolated.

     They also don't include Mastodon as an example of Progressive Metal.

I actually kind of like Mastadon for this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOK6WXb4700

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Why is punk, hardcore punk and crust there? Are they seriously arguing that HUSKER DU is metal? lolz

They're included as influences, just like hard rock, psychedelic, blues rock, grunge etc. And when I clicked on post-rock, I had another eargasm because Good Morning Captain was there. Bliss.

LOL. That is sooooooooooooooooooooo not metal. It's not even really post-rock either for that matter.

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I thought Winston has a huge Lady Gaga fan? He posted about seeing her live.

Bands on that list I like:

Radiohead
Nirvana
Green Day
Foo Fighters
Paramore
blink-182
Death Cab for Cutie
Bob Dylan
Weezer
The Smashing Pumpkins
Modest Mouse
Fall Out Boy

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Does anyone know if Bob Dylan's early stuff was ever repressed on vinyl? I'd like to get some of his albums in versions that haven't been sitting in someone's basement for over four decades.