#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
			
	  Bathroom Wall was one of my bounce around the house before going out tracks
  Bathroom Wall was one of my bounce around the house before going out tracks  Thankfully there are very few pictures of me around glammed up though I still have my cavalier's jacket and a pair of jeans i spent months embroidering lurking somewhere ... not that I would be able to fit into them anymore
  Thankfully there are very few pictures of me around glammed up though I still have my cavalier's jacket and a pair of jeans i spent months embroidering lurking somewhere ... not that I would be able to fit into them anymore  
Ninja Butterfly wrote:I would recommend Muse most definately ... something to fit every mood.
 And I second that recommendation!
 And I second that recommendation!EphelDuath666 wrote:Ninja Butterfly wrote:I would recommend Muse most definately ... something to fit every mood.
I knew that you would recommend thatAnd I second that recommendation!
 One of the best bands I have ever seen or heard. Absolution in particular rules.
 One of the best bands I have ever seen or heard. Absolution in particular rules.
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. .
 Another Band I love is Portishead for chilling and awful singing along to when noone is around.  Tricky - Maxinique (sp?) is not my usual cup of tea but I heard one track and had to by the album there and then .. and was 2 hours late for work because i couldnt stop listening to it ... Perhaps I'm just being proud of Bristol as they are all from my neck of the woods lol.
   Another Band I love is Portishead for chilling and awful singing along to when noone is around.  Tricky - Maxinique (sp?) is not my usual cup of tea but I heard one track and had to by the album there and then .. and was 2 hours late for work because i couldnt stop listening to it ... Perhaps I'm just being proud of Bristol as they are all from my neck of the woods lol.
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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