Random Dutch bands
Good Morning ;).
The Dutch aren't very well known for their music. And I have to admit, most of the music that comes from this country is utter crap. I tried to make a little list of some dutch bands that have some popularity here that aren't completely crap. Feel free to disagree :D. The Golden Earring - All Day Watcher (from the sixties) Cuby and the Blizzards - Somebody will know someday (From the sixties) The Nits - Nescio (eighties) The Upsessions - Dorothee Blackswan (Frrresh last year harvest) Brainbox - Between alpha and Omega (seventies) Brainbox - Dark Rose (sixties) Rowwen Hèze - Limburg (nineties, this band actually sings in a Dutch dialect bot somehow they manage be very popular) Claw Boys Claw - Rosie (nineties) Focus - Hocus Pocus (very much seventies and absolutely brilliant) Focus - House of the King (Seventies) Alquin - Soft Eyed Woman (Seventies) De Heideroosjes - Iedereen is gek (nineties, the Netherlands most famous punk band) Flairck - Variaties op een Dame (Seventies, song gets going at 2:44. Strange stuff, even for the Dutch) Ekseption - Peace Planet (Seventies) Sound of Zzz - OFG (2005) Sungrazer - If (2009, this band has it's origin in the nearby city of Sittard) They've only made a demo so far but I must say it sounds pretty promising |
You should write a journal.
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I will start a blog here sometime.
But most of the music shown above definately isn't worth a blog ;). |
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I'll have to listen to that soon. We do have a Solex moped though :) |
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It's really not my kind of thing I must say. But I'm glad there's more good music coming from this country than I knew of :)
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The Outsiders?...i have so many tracks of theirs on compilations...i just assumed they were the kings of Dutch psychedelic garage rock
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Holland isn't that obscure music-wise. Of course, I tend to Focus on the Ekseption here.
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What about Urban Dance Squad? I always thought these guys were kind of ahead of their time.
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Lärm is one of the most influential hardcore punk bands.
YouTube - LÄRM - Live AAC Newcastle 17-7-1987 |
Haha, I'm surprised about how many bands you actually know.
The Netherlands have always been pretty big in electronic music, especially house and dance and crossovers with house and dance. I tend to avoid that music, though. So that's not much use. |
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A couple more
Finch, who even beat Focus as the best prog band from Holland IMO (close call though): Earth&Fire, sort of a dutch Curved Air: And Shocking Blue even became internationally popular: |
I almost forgot Kayak, the dutch Supertramp:
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A by product of Ayreon and the vocalist was 14 at the time of this album:
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If I could have stopped them from growing so big, I would. Believe me. Quote:
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I never said I was being objective :D.
I just posted some dutch bands I don't completely hate. If I wanted to be complete I probably should have added Tiësto and Armin van Buuren. I won't. I really won't. |
Nobody has mentioned the Netherlands involvement in the space rock scene. I know of 35007 (the band... I pronounce it LOOSE as I believe they intended [calculator speak]) and really enjoy their sounds. I know they're not the only one, because Prog Archive has 5 or so more Dutch space rocker bands listed.
But dig on LOOSE err 35007... |
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