Matious/Crowquil/JJJ Compilation Thread (alternative, blues, indie, rock)

ProggyMan · 10-05-2007, 06:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JayJamJah

If you listen to the entire catalog you'll see he demonstrates the ability to cover any sort of octave quite proficiently.

Ehh...Not really.

**sleepy jack** · 10-07-2007, 08:37 PM

Million Dead

Million Dead were England's answer to At the Drive-In. Releasing two albums and a handful of EPs Million Dead had a short but prolific career breaking up in 2005 saying they'd "rather leave a good-looking corpse."

Fronted by Frank Turner who idolizes Black Flag and was known for his intense vocal delivery going from melodic singing to something between rapping and screaming with bizarre political lyrical themes. Million Dead played post-hardcore ranging from a more soft style that can out of nowhere explode into a frenzy and sometimes was just a frenzy all the way through. Similar to Reuben, Hundred Reason and At the Drive-In.

Members went onto form and play in Frank Turner, Pale Horse, Armed Response Unit and the Quiet Kill.

1. After the Rush Hour
2. I Gave My Eyes To Stevie Wonder
3. I'll Never Forget You (Husker Du Cover)
4. Smiling at Stranger on Trains
5. To Whom It May Concern
6. Harmony No Harmony
hxxp://www.mediafire.com/?cndxmjtjzkm

matious · 10-07-2007, 09:06 PM

Public Enemy

Unlike classic rock n roll, classic rap is generally over-looked by the younger audience. While you still get plenty of 13 year old's rushing to see roger waters live, or buy the latest led zeppelin box set, rarely will you find any who can tell you who chuck d is. Or who recognize flavor flav before being a reality star jackass.

1. By the time i get to arizona
2. Dont beleive the hype
3. Cant truss it
4.countdown to armeggedon
5. dont beleive the hype
6. shut em down.

Not as many of the songs as I'd like to share, my external drive is ****ed up. All these songs are actually from only 2 albums I had on my computer. Though they are my 2 favorites. "It takes a nation of millions to hold us back" and "apocalypse 91 the enemy strikes black"
"By the time i get to Arizona" is my favorite of theirs, if not my all time favorite rap song

hxxp://www.mediafire.com/?3rkhb1knzjn

ProggyMan · 10-07-2007, 09:32 PM

No Fight The Power! Blasphemy!

**LesPaul43** · 10-07-2007, 10:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crowquill

Million Dead

Million Dead were England's answer to At the Drive-In. Releasing two albums and a handful of EPs Million Dead had a short but prolific career breaking up in 2005 saying they'd "rather leave a good-looking corpse."

Fronted by Frank Turner who idolizes Black Flag and was known for his intense vocal delivery going from melodic singing to something between rapping and screaming with bizarre political lyrical themes. Million Dead played post-hardcore ranging from a more soft style that can out of nowhere explode into a frenzy and sometimes was just a frenzy all the way through. Similar to Reuben, Hundred Reason and At the Drive-In.

Members went onto form and play in Frank Turner, Pale Horse, Armed Response Unit and the Quiet Kill.

1. After the Rush Hour
2. I Gave My Eyes To Stevie Wonder
3. I Will Never Forget You (Husker Du Cover)
4. Smiling at Stranger on Trains
5. To Whom It May Concern
6. Harmony No Harmony
hxxp://www.mediafire.com/?cndxmjtjzkm

Very Sexy, although I would have added "Pornography for Cowards"

**sleepy jack** · 10-07-2007, 10:41 PM

Shit I really should've added that =(

**sleepy jack** · 10-16-2007, 04:38 PM

Daniel Johnston

Daniel Johnston has always been an artist's artist though hes gained somewhat of a cult following over the years particularly due to the documentary the Devil and Daniel Johnston. He's been acclaimed by everyone from grunge musicians Kurt Cobain and Eddie Vedder to classic rocker David Bowie to indie veterans Sonic Youth, Beck, Yo La Tengo and the Flaming Lips and to current indie sensations Bright Eyes, Death Cab for Cutie and Okkervil River.

Daniel Johnston's music could range from piano driven, to just an acoustic guitar to a full band (all instruments usually played by Johnston himself.) Johnston cited the Beatles, particularly Lennon as his biggest influences though they aren't apparent in his music. His lyrics were often childish to match his voice that at times could be painful but was always honest.

1. Devil Town
2. Mind Contorted
3. True Love Will Find You In the End
4. Love Will See You Through
5. Some Things Last a Long Time
6. Crazy Love
7. Lennon Song
hxxp://www.mediafire.com/?2zmdzbsttb1

The Dave · 10-16-2007, 05:33 PM

^Did he appear in an Okkervil River song, I can't remember which, but every time I hear it I swear it's his voice.

Daniel Johnston is definitely worth checking out.

**sleepy jack** · 10-16-2007, 05:36 PM

Yeah, Happy Hearts.

The Dave · 10-16-2007, 05:39 PM

I knew it.

But that comp is a great variety of his stuff, especially the opener. Love Will See You Through is one of my favorite songs of his.

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10-07-2007, 08:37 PM
sleepy jack Bone Machine Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Jesusland Posts: 17,242	Million Dead Million Dead were England's answer to At the Drive-In. Releasing two albums and a handful of EPs Million Dead had a short but prolific career breaking up in 2005 saying they'd "rather leave a good-looking corpse." Fronted by Frank Turner who idolizes Black Flag and was known for his intense vocal delivery going from melodic singing to something between rapping and screaming with bizarre political lyrical themes. Million Dead played post-hardcore ranging from a more soft style that can out of nowhere explode into a frenzy and sometimes was just a frenzy all the way through. Similar to Reuben, Hundred Reason and At the Drive-In. Members went onto form and play in Frank Turner, Pale Horse, Armed Response Unit and the Quiet Kill. 1. After the Rush Hour 2. I Gave My Eyes To Stevie Wonder 3. I'll Never Forget You (Husker Du Cover) 4. Smiling at Stranger on Trains 5. To Whom It May Concern 6. Harmony No Harmony hxxp://www.mediafire.com/?cndxmjtjzkm __________________ You're so evil and I'm so good, I'll make it up to you someday.

10-07-2007, 09:06 PM
matious Music Addict Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,444	Public Enemy Unlike classic rock n roll, classic rap is generally over-looked by the younger audience. While you still get plenty of 13 year old's rushing to see roger waters live, or buy the latest led zeppelin box set, rarely will you find any who can tell you who chuck d is. Or who recognize flavor flav before being a reality star jackass. 1. By the time i get to arizona 2. Dont beleive the hype 3. Cant truss it 4.countdown to armeggedon 5. dont beleive the hype 6. shut em down. Not as many of the songs as I'd like to share, my external drive is ****ed up. All these songs are actually from only 2 albums I had on my computer. Though they are my 2 favorites. "It takes a nation of millions to hold us back" and "apocalypse 91 the enemy strikes black" "By the time i get to Arizona" is my favorite of theirs, if not my all time favorite rap song hxxp://www.mediafire.com/?3rkhb1knzjn

10-07-2007, 09:32 PM
ProggyMan Reformed Jackass Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 2,521	No Fight The Power! Blasphemy! __________________ Shut the fuck up and recognize what you holding ain't really broken. -Ian Bavitz If Noah had the benefit of hindsight on his ship he coulda' snatched two unicorns and left behind the mother fuckin' pigs. -Ian Bavitz I <3: Crowquill is cool. Sorta. I hate the Fall Of Troy. And Joy Division. And West Side Story.

10-07-2007, 10:41 PM
sleepy jack Bone Machine Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Jesusland Posts: 17,242	Shit I really should've added that =( __________________ You're so evil and I'm so good, I'll make it up to you someday.

10-16-2007, 04:38 PM
sleepy jack Bone Machine Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Jesusland Posts: 17,242	Daniel Johnston Daniel Johnston has always been an artist's artist though hes gained somewhat of a cult following over the years particularly due to the documentary the Devil and Daniel Johnston. He's been acclaimed by everyone from grunge musicians Kurt Cobain and Eddie Vedder to classic rocker David Bowie to indie veterans Sonic Youth, Beck, Yo La Tengo and the Flaming Lips and to current indie sensations Bright Eyes, Death Cab for Cutie and Okkervil River. Daniel Johnston's music could range from piano driven, to just an acoustic guitar to a full band (all instruments usually played by Johnston himself.) Johnston cited the Beatles, particularly Lennon as his biggest influences though they aren't apparent in his music. His lyrics were often childish to match his voice that at times could be painful but was always honest. 1. Devil Town 2. Mind Contorted 3. True Love Will Find You In the End 4. Love Will See You Through 5. Some Things Last a Long Time 6. Crazy Love 7. Lennon Song hxxp://www.mediafire.com/?2zmdzbsttb1 __________________ You're so evil and I'm so good, I'll make it up to you someday.

10-16-2007, 05:33 PM
The Dave Me and The Major Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Kentucky Posts: 1,887	^Did he appear in an Okkervil River song, I can't remember which, but every time I hear it I swear it's his voice. Daniel Johnston is definitely worth checking out. __________________ My collection,winkwinkcoughcough

10-16-2007, 05:36 PM
sleepy jack Bone Machine Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Jesusland Posts: 17,242	Yeah, Happy Hearts. __________________ You're so evil and I'm so good, I'll make it up to you someday.

10-16-2007, 05:39 PM
The Dave Me and The Major Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Kentucky Posts: 1,887	I knew it. But that comp is a great variety of his stuff, especially the opener. Love Will See You Through is one of my favorite songs of his. __________________ My collection,winkwinkcoughcough