BF2S Forums In Search of Some New Music.

heggs wrote:

little techno, little punk eh? check out refused, they pretty much combine hardcore punk and techno. they are extremely good.

seems like you like a bit on the harder side. i mostly listen to punk and ska, just so you know where i'm coming from.


harder stuff that i listen to:
boy sets fire
refused
downset

general recommendations (if you really want to open your mind)
punk:
hot water music
bouncing souls
rancid
nofx
and you will know us by the trail of the dead (rockish)
lower class brats
hi-standard
pulley
me first and the gimme gimmes (great cover band)
tiger army

ska and ska core:
the slackers
the toasters
suicide machines
streetlight manifesto
go jimmy go
voodoo glow skulls
mustard plug

More punk:
Black Flag! Come on man!
Dropkick Murphys
Against Me!
Really early stuff by The Offspring
Whole Wheat Bread

More Ska:
Sense Offenders (if you can find any of their stuff)
Operation Ivy
Aquabats

Haste the Day, It dies today,rise against, still remains, all that remains, give them all a shot i think ull like em.

Any Green Day album makes for a fun listen, the older (Dookie and earlier) albums have a more punk feel while the more recent ones are more pop-rock, in my opinion.  You could try some Mudvayne or Sick Of It All, their stuff leans more towards metal, sort of a Slayer-esque mood.  I've heard some good things about a new band called As Fast As, I couldn't pass the album up priced at $7.99 but I haven't given it a listen yet...

Within the rock spectrum my tastes run more towards punk/alternative, so as far as metal/"classic" rock goes I coulldn't tell you much that you haven't already listened to death to already.  And yeah, I guess you could call me an "emo fag," if you must, given that I like Dashboard, Hawthorne Heights and whatnot...

At the moment I'm up to my knees in unopened CDs (from a store closing sale) so once I give them all a listen I'll list the standout albums.

Red Hot Chili Peppers.

No one's mentioned Dream Theater? *gasp*

I'm shocked; nobody's mentioned some of the more obscure metal or rock groups.

Fear Factory, Savatage, Rammstein, Gary Moore, Blind Guardian, DragonForce, Killswitch Engage (Their first album is the best, before they changed vocalists), Machine Head, Mad Capsule Markets, Lordi, Blue Man Group, Billy Idol, Rage Against The Machine.

None of that emo or nu-metal crap.

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You see that line up there ^ ??? Everyone above it suck because noone mentioned PEAR JAM !!!!! 

Try finding "Dubioza Kolektiv". Its a mix of Rage against the Machine, Bob Marley and Massive Attack.
The style often varies from song to song, altho few are a mixture off those 3.

1. Go to archive.org
2. Under Live Music Archive, Click Browse By Band
3. Go to String Cheese Incident
4. On the Right of the screen, click Sort result by Date
5. Scrol about two/tirds of the ways down, and click on "    String Cheese Incident Live at 10,000 Lakes Music Festival > Soo Pass Ranch > Main Stage on 2006-07-20 -"
6. Press play in the little playlist thing in the top right corner
7. Enjoy the best band in the world

EDIT: Oh, or i could just link it to you....Here



This website is all legal, incase you were worried about it

Last edited by FesterTheMolester (2006-12-22 08:02:50)

d.cripz wrote:

Sorry, but on a different note i am looking for music for my car. I dont have woofers or shit but i just want to blare bass and piss the shit out of people. Any suggestions on songs with no singing, just bass, that i can burn on a CD and listen to it without woofers

JOHN FRUSCIANTE!!!

Red Hot Chili Pepper's Guitarist...

look for murderers, that song has a killer bass line, and he rips it on the guitar pretty hard