Don't know if this is what you're looking for, but:
Mojo
08-20-2010 09:35 AM
I did consider Damien Rice too actually, for the harmonies with Lisa Hannigan. I just wasn't sure which track to put up, so i didn't bother.
Dr.Seussicide
08-20-2010 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by IamAshley
(Post 920175)
Hello. Ashley the noob here with a question: Could anyone recommend a particular band/artist/song, in particular one that would be apt to do a duet, male/female or male/male vocal’s that are dark in tone. I’m a fan of The Dead Weather and I like the blend of Jack and Alison’s vocals so something somewhat like that but perhaps a little less rock but with a sexy/dreamy edge. Some of my favorites include the duets that Nick Cave has done with Kylie and PJ. I also love the duets that Mike Patton has done in his Lovage project with Jennifer as well. A few other songs that have the vibe that I like is ‘Blood’ by The Band of Skulls, the delicate vocals of the song ‘Little by Little’ by Blue Foundation as well as 'A life All Mine' by The Gathering and ‘Come on over (turn me on)’ by Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan (I love the albums that they did together). I prefer both the male and female vocals to be clear so I am not so keen on the death growls from men like you hear in some of the harder edged bands that have the male/female vocals. Now for male/male two songs come to mind: one is ‘Without you I’m nothing’ by Placebo with Bowie and the other is ‘Passenger’ by Deftones with MJK. I’m looking in particular for something dark and dreamy and/or a perhaps a bit of rock with a seductive/dark edge. So, any recommendations?
Ah yes, I definitely think I can help you out here.
Lovely depressing male/female vocals.
One of my favourite bands.
Something a little less depressing.
Definitely worth checking out :)
Dreamy male vocals
Dark male vocals.
And I think that's enough. Hope this helps.
The Bullet
08-20-2010 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by SocialScience
(Post 920997)
Imagine a science lab with test tubes filled with music.
Personally, I would take a good dollop of Dizzy Gillespie, add 27ml of Jimi Hendrix (no more or the whole thing will explode),
a slurp of Tchaikovsky, and a potent dose of Pink Floyd with a dash of Simon and Garfunkel.
Carefully heat over a flame and observe …we are the band Social Science and are 14 posts away from a link *tear*
Good bye!
Dr.Seussicide
08-20-2010 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by The Bullet
(Post 921002)
Good bye!
You want something like Incubus?
The Bullet
08-20-2010 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Dr.Seussicide
(Post 921004)
You want something like Incubus?
What? No. I was just saying good bye to Social Science, who's more than likely for ban.
Superhast
08-22-2010 04:01 AM
Guns N' Roses - Don't Cry
Urban Hat€monger ?
08-22-2010 07:09 AM
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Originally Posted by The Bullet
(Post 921002)
Good bye!
Yes well done on doubling the amount of spam. :rolleyes:
And for people who still don't get it
Don't quote spam posts
And yes that was size 7. Deal with it.
jtwilliams
08-24-2010 03:57 PM
I am looking for some cool new Roots Rock type stuff, here a couple I know of:
John Butler
Ryan Bingham
They're styles are a little different but I really like they laid back rootsy feel they both have.