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jackhammer 01-05-2010 05:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trace87 (Post 795023)
someone should do some obscure genre guides methinks

I am putting together a Space Rock comp- hardly obscure but a few might dig it. Get on my New Model Army comp! I don't think one single person downloaded it :(

jackhammer 01-06-2010 08:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by loveissucide (Post 794542)
The Beginner's Guide To Whipping Boy
http://dublinopinion.com/wp-content/...-512-x-438.jpg

Tracklisting
1. So Much For Love
2. When We Were Young
3. Pat The Almighty
4. Mutton
5. We Don't Need Nobody Else
6. Snow
7. Sushi
8. Users
9. Valentine 69
10. Ghost Of Elvis
11. Morning Rise
Valentine 69.rar

A mixed bag for me some really good tunes and some not so good.

Really good:

Snow
Users
Valentine 69

I heard a little shoegaze element in these tracks and definitely want to hear the album Submarine.

Not so good:

First 4 tracks
Ghost Of Elvis.

The sort of thing I call chinga chinga music - sort of jangle pop with not much going on with non descript guitar strumming.

The good were really good though and that's another album on my hit list. Cheers.

loveissucide 01-06-2010 11:32 AM

Heartworm is the best album of the 90's though.

Dr.Seussicide 01-07-2010 08:15 PM

Presenting...

The Beginner's Guide to...

Carissa's Wierd


http://userserve-ak.last.fm/serve/50...ssas+Wierd.jpg


What a truly amazing band this is... It is only at certain points in your life where the phrase - "words cannot describe" truly perfectly fit well into a situation. One of those situations in which this phrase will fit perfectly well into is when describing Carissa's Wierd.

I first found this band in my journey for that dual male, female vocals, and it was actually Jackhammer that introduced me to them and well... since then I never looked back.

This band... is cripplingly depressing. The emotion is raw... the lyrics heartbreaking, yet perfect. Combining piano with violins and the sweet sounds of the accordion, together with soft guitars this band defines the essence of sadcore. Mat Brooke and Jenn Ghetto are a truly powerful dual performance and the melancholy in their voices will resound with real emotions...

Do yourself a favor and give this a listen... and never look back...



Track Listing

1. Brooke Daniel's Tiny Broken Fingers
2. You Should Be Hated Here
3. Silently Leaving The Room
4. The Colour That Your Eyes Changed With The Colour of Your Hair
5. Die
6. Lazy Eyelids
7. So You Wanna Be A Superhero
8. A Loose Hair Falls into a Glass of Water...
9. Ignorant Piece of Shit
10. Blessed Arms That Hold You Tight, Freezing
11. The Piano Song
12. All Apologies and Smiles, Yours Truly,...
13. They'll Only Miss You When You Leave
14. The Ghost of a Dead Hummingbird Flying...
15. Sophisticated Fuck Princess Please Leave Me Alone
16. You Should Be At Home Here



Be Touched By The Hand of God!

loveissucide 01-08-2010 11:09 AM

Downloaded New Model Army, should be good.

FaSho 01-08-2010 11:28 AM

I saw that the Sigur Ros comp was deleted. Anyone be interested in one made by me?

anticipation 01-08-2010 01:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 795025)
I am putting together a Space Rock comp- hardly obscure but a few might dig it. Get on my New Model Army comp! I don't think one single person downloaded it :(

ten seconds of forever by hawkwind?

loveissucide 01-08-2010 05:47 PM

The Beginner's Guide To Pulp
http://jandemessemaeker.net/music/bandimages/Pulp.jpg
Pulp were one of the most popular, and best, British groups of the 1990's, with the albums His'N'Hers and Different Class establishing their leader Jarvis ****er as a songwriter who could articulate adolescence, sex and the problems it brought, and social division brilliantly and making him an unlikely icon. However, Pulp had been struggling in obscurity for a decade beforehand, with a constantly changing lineup and sound, which evolved from the folkish pop of their It debut, to the synthpop which they would make their name with. Whilst their post-Different Class work may have failed to scale the same commercial heights, there was no drop in quality with This Is Hardcore being possibly their best album. I hope this primer gives you some idea as to the range and quality of Jarvis' songwriting, in order to appreciate there being more to Pulp than Disco 2000 and Common People.Neither of which I've included.
1.
1.Babies
2.My Legendary Girlfriend
3.This Is Hardcore
4.I Spy
5.My Lighthouse
6.Live Bed Show
7.Help The Aged
8.Do You Remember The First Time?
9.They Suffocate At Night
10.Wickerman
11.Countdown
12.FEELINGCALLEDLOVE
13.Bad Cover Version
14.Glory Days
15.Last Day Of The Miner's Strike

Tracks 1,8 from His'N'Hers
Tracks 2,11 from Seperations
Tracks 3,7,14 from This Is Hardcore
Tracks 4,6,12 from Different Class
Tracks 5 from It
Tracks 10 and 13 from We Love Life
Tracks 9 from Freaks
Track 15 from Hits

A Pulp sampler.rar

debaserr 01-08-2010 05:49 PM

some mod should put that list of links on the OP.

jackhammer 01-08-2010 06:02 PM

Tracks 1 and 12 are absolute win.

storymilo 01-08-2010 06:45 PM

Track 7 as well. I''d be downloading that, all I own by Pulp is This is Hardcore. Nice job:thumb:

LoathsomePete 01-09-2010 12:54 PM

Beginner's Guide to mc chris


http://news.gotgame.com/wp-content/u...02/mcchris.jpg


What begun as a beginner's guide to nerdcore quickly turned into a beginner's guide to mc chris because he's pretty much the only nerdcore artist that's worth two shits. That may be a little harsh, but after hearing two hours of the likes of MC Frontalot I can safely write off a lot of the others as mere imitations of him as he seems to be the poster child for the genre. Sure there are other talented nerdcore artists out there like Random and Jesse Dangerously, and even the gimmicky MC Hawking is good for a larf, but for the most part it's a very... esoteric genre to say the least. For those unaware of the genre it's pretty much nerd hip hop, plain and simple. Songs tend to focus on science-fiction, fantasy, being a geek/nerd, love, Star Wars, Dungeons & Dragons, etc.

mc chris is one of the longest running voices of the genre and has had a love/hate relationship with the title. He finds the label to be extremely limiting on who can enjoy it and goes out of his way to write songs to encompass far more than just Nintendo fanboys. This has caused some friction among other artists of the genre, some viewing him as a bit of a poseur, only accepting the genre title after it started to gain some more mainstream recognition. Regardless on his personal feelings for the genre, he is one of the more talented amongst the bunch, both in his rhyme and flow scheme, but as well as his beat making. The breaking point for a lot of people is his unusually high voice, which some have described as sounding like that of a 10-year old boy. He has addressed such issues in his song "10-Year Old", but goes about it in good grace. If you can get past the voice and actually listen to his lyrics there is a good amount of humor and intelligence hidden in them. I tried to include as much stuff from mc chris is dead, his 2008 album which is widely regarded as his most accessible and well produced. I don't expect everything to appreciate this mix, but I'm sure at least one person will find it amusing.

Track List

"10-year old" - knowing is half the hassle
"fett's vett" - life's a bitch and i'm her pimp
"awesome fucker" - part 6 part 1
"on*" - mc chris is dead
"neville" - part 6 part 2
"hipster hunter" - part 6 part 3
"dq blizzard" - life's a bitch and i'm her pimp
"older crowd" - mc chris is dead
"metaphor" - mc chris is dead
"ftw" - dungeon master of ceremonies
"emo party" - part 6 part 3
"freaks" - mc chris is dead
"ig-88" - part 6 part 1
"zuckuss' prius" - part 6 part 2
"white kids love hip hop" - knowing is half the hassle
"mc chris is dead" - mc chris is dead
"magic" - mc chris is dead

I made a point to include a few skits because they are quite funny if albeit a little on the long side. If you're a geek then this is something you'll most likely like, or at least appreciate. Well here's the link, hope you guys like it!

Beginner's Guide to mc chris download


NSW 01-09-2010 01:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FaSho (Post 807618)
I saw that the Sigur Ros comp was deleted. Anyone be interested in one made by me?

I would be...I'd like to know what all the fuss is about.

BTown 01-09-2010 01:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 795025)
I am putting together a Space Rock comp- hardly obscure but a few might dig it. Get on my New Model Army comp! I don't think one single person downloaded it :(

I'm really looking forward to this. I downloaded three Hum albums a week or so ago and I really like them.

I'm probably going to redo my Nirvana comp tomorrow.

In regards to the obscure genre comps I made a Skacore comp if anyones interested, although it really isn't obscure.

Quote:

Originally Posted by FaSho (Post 807618)
I saw that the Sigur Ros comp was deleted. Anyone be interested in one made by me?

I'd also like to know what all the fuss is about.

trouserjazz 01-09-2010 03:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by loveissucide (Post 807799)
The Beginner's Guide To Pulp

Pulp were one of the most popular, and best, British groups of the 1990's, with the albums His'N'Hers and Different Class establishing their leader Jarvis ****er as a songwriter who could articulate adolescence, sex and the problems it brought, and social division brilliantly and making him an unlikely icon. However, Pulp had been struggling in obscurity for a decade beforehand, with a constantly changing lineup and sound, which evolved from the folkish pop of their It debut, to the synthpop which they would make their name with. Whilst their post-Different Class work may have failed to scale the same commercial heights, there was no drop in quality with This Is Hardcore being possibly their best album. I hope this primer gives you some idea as to the range and quality of Jarvis' songwriting, in order to appreciate there being more to Pulp than Disco 2000 and Common People.Neither of which I've included.
1.
1.Babies
2.My Legendary Girlfriend
3.This Is Hardcore
4.I Spy
5.My Lighthouse
6.Live Bed Show
7.Help The Aged
8.Do You Remember The First Time?
9.They Suffocate At Night
10.Wickerman
11.Countdown
12.FEELINGCALLEDLOVE
13.Bad Cover Version
14.Glory Days
15.Last Day Of The Miner's Strike

Tracks 1,8 from His'N'Hers
Tracks 2,11 from Seperations
Tracks 3,7,14 from This Is Hardcore
Tracks 4,6,12 from Different Class
Tracks 5 from It
Tracks 10 and 13 from We Love Life
Tracks 9 from Freaks
Track 15 from Hits

Good selection there although you have missed off bar italia which is my faevourite pulp track.
I cant believe you dont have mishapes or underwear on there either, both essential.

Anyway all this goes to show is that pulp rock. They really need to sort out some sort of reunion I saw them Live at Leeds fest in 2002 underneath the strokes. Needless to say they complete blew them out of the water. :p:


Cheers for whoever it was who posted King Crimson, cant believe ive never checked this band out before.

Anyway im currently working on a best of hip hop selection for number nine dream, if anyones interested ill get post it here when its done. Although im snowed under at work so im not sure when ill actually finish it.

FaSho 01-09-2010 04:05 PM

I will get to work on Sigru Ros then.

@Pete: I seriously came here to post an mc chris guide. Ours have 7 overlapping tracks though so I'll leave it be. You did a good job.

storymilo 01-09-2010 04:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trouserjazz (Post 808117)
Good selection there although you have missed off bar italia which is my faevourite pulp track.
I cant believe you dont have mishapes or underwear on there either, both essential.

Anyway all this goes to show is that pulp rock. They really need to sort out some sort of reunion I saw them Live at Leeds fest in 2002 underneath the strokes. Needless to say they complete blew them out of the water. :p:


Cheers for whoever it was who posted King Crimson, cant believe ive never checked this band out before.

Anyway im currently working on a best of hip hop selection for number nine dream, if anyones interested ill get post it here when its done. Although im snowed under at work so im not sure when ill actually finish it.

Beginners hiphop... sure. I'd be interested.

FaSho 01-09-2010 04:55 PM

Beginner's Guide to Sigur Rós
song-album

1.Gobbledigook-Með suð í eyrum við spilum end
2.Myrkur-Von
3.Untitled 6 ("E-Bow")-()
4.Mílanó-Takk...
5.Flugufrelsarinn-Ágætis Byrjun
6.Untitled 4 ("Njósnavélin")-()
7.Hoppípolla-Takk...
8.Starálfur-Ágætis Byrjun
9.Sæglópur-Takk...
10.Ára bátur-Með suð í eyrum við spilum end

LINK

Enjoy, and I would not be surpirised at all if the last two tracks reduce you to tears. One of the most powerful bands I've ever listened to, and those tracks are great examples of that.

Dr.Seussicide 01-09-2010 11:46 PM

Presenting


The Beginner's Guide to...


Bright Eyes


http://userserve-ak.last.fm/serve/_/...Eyes+Conor.jpg



Track Listing


1. Method Acting
2. Padraic My Prince
3. Contrast and Compare
4. The Calendar Hung Itself...
5. Something Vague
6. Drunk Kid Catholic
7. Lover I Don't Have To Love
8. Arienette
9. Haligh, Haligh, A Lie, Haligh
10. Pull My Hair
11. Sunrise, Sunset
12. Emily, Sing Something Sweet
13. Feb. 15th



Oh My Conor Oberst!

loveissucide 01-10-2010 08:41 AM

He must be about 17 in that photo.

BTown 01-10-2010 10:37 AM

Downloaded Bright Eyes and Sigur Ros, Although I have 2 Bright Eyes albums I don't have any of those songs.

Dr.Seussicide 01-10-2010 10:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BTown787 (Post 808432)
Downloaded Bright Eyes and Sigur Ros, Although I have 2 Bright Eyes albums I don't have any of those songs.

I'm guessing you have Cassadaga and I'm Wide Awake It's Morning.

BTown 01-10-2010 10:44 AM

My bad I have two tracks off there. I've Lifted and I'm Wide Awake It's Morning. Any reason for leaving out I'm Wide Awake It's Morning? Not that it's a bad thing, just curious.

Dr.Seussicide 01-10-2010 10:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BTown787 (Post 808436)
My bad I have two tracks off there. I've Lifted and I'm Wide Awake It's Morning. Any reason for leaving out I'm Wide Awake It's Morning? Not that it's a bad thing, just curious.

Well, there a couple tracks I liked off of it, but I found those in the comp to be much better imo

static 01-10-2010 11:18 AM

Can anyone suggest some sound ??

I am hunting down a cross between secret chiefs 3, camille saint saens and goblin. Dramatic and dark - but beautiful. Or interesting. As long as it is dramatic!

trouserjazz 01-10-2010 11:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dr.Seussicide (Post 808308)
Presenting


The Beginner's Guide to...


Bright Eyes


http://userserve-ak.last.fm/serve/_/...Eyes+Conor.jpg



Track Listing


1. Method Acting
2. Padraic My Prince
3. Contrast and Compare
4. The Calendar Hung Itself...
5. Something Vague
6. Drunk Kid Catholic
7. Lover I Don't Have To Love
8. Arienette
9. Haligh, Haligh, A Lie, Haligh
10. Pull My Hair
11. Sunrise, Sunset
12. Emily, Sing Something Sweet
13. Feb. 15th



Oh My Conor Oberst!

Lets not **** ourselves is a glaring omission. I cant belive you couldnt find anything off im wide awake either.

Dr.Seussicide 01-10-2010 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trouserjazz (Post 808461)
Lets not **** ourselves is a glaring omission. I cant belive you couldnt find anything off im wide awake either.

Let's not shit ourselves is an inaccessible 9 minute track for beginners. What track from I'm Wide Awake makes you cry trouser?

Farfisa 01-10-2010 12:02 PM

"A beginner's guide to Sun City Girls" is comin' soon.

Hey people, I'm going to make a beginners guide to Sun City Girls only because finding the really good stuff can be really ****ing hard as you have to go through a bunch of random nonsense to find it. Well, maybe I'll throw in a few nonsensical tracks for some laughs, but the majority of this guide will be the the really good stuff people might have missed because it's mixed in with all of the bull****.

+81 01-10-2010 12:08 PM

I'll be sure to check that out. I only have the S/T but haven't really gotten into the band yet.

I'll try and finish the few I've been working on soon.

jackhammer 01-10-2010 12:16 PM

OK I have just spent around 45 minutes going through this thread and deleting posts with dead links to comps and post's that refer to them so all comps should work now.

A clickable guide to all the comps will be added to the OP very soon.

trouserjazz 01-10-2010 12:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dr.Seussicide (Post 808462)
Let's not shit ourselves is an inaccessible 9 minute track for beginners. What track from I'm Wide Awake makes you cry trouser?

We are nowhere and its now should have been on there for me. Possibly land locked blues as well.

Dr.Seussicide 01-10-2010 12:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trouserjazz (Post 808481)
We are nowhere and its now should have been on there for me. Possibly land locked blues as well.

That was the only song I thought about putting on it actually. I replaced it for "Lover I Don't Have To Love". It was a tough decision.

BTown 01-10-2010 01:02 PM

Yeah We Are Nowhere and it's now is probably my favorite Bright Eyes song but I'm glad you didn't include much off of I"m Wide Awake and Lifted Since I already had them. :) I probably would have put Lua on, I don't like Landlocked Blues much. But those were definitely wise choices for beginners
I really like Haligh, Haligh or whatever.

loveissucide 01-10-2010 01:04 PM

No Make A Plan To Love Me or You Will You Will?

Dr.Seussicide 01-10-2010 01:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BTown787 (Post 808496)
Yeah We Are Nowhere and it's now is probably my favorite Bright Eyes song but I'm glad you didn't include much off of I"m Wide Awake and Lifted Since I already had them. :) I probably would have put Lua on, I don't like Landlocked Blues much. But those were definitely wise choices for beginners
I really like Haligh, Haligh or whatever.

Haligh, Haligh,A Lie, Haligh is my favorite track from them... then Arienette. Glad you liked the comp though man :)

Dr.Seussicide 01-10-2010 01:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by loveissucide (Post 808499)
No Make A Plan To Love Me or You Will You Will?

Haha, I had it at like 16 tracks. And 3 of the ones that didn't make it were - "We Are Nowhere And It's Now", "Make a Plan To Love Me" and "Time Code". You will you will is nice though.

BTown 01-10-2010 01:43 PM

No problem, Nirvana and Hum Comp coming.

BTown 01-10-2010 02:27 PM


Stars - You'd Prefer An Astronaut
The Pod - You'd Prefer An Astronaut
I Hate It Too - You'd Prefer An Astronaut
Little Dipper - You'd Prefer An Astronaut
Fire Head - Electra 2000
Pinch And Roll - Electra 2000
Iron Clad Lou - Electra 2000
Comin' Home - Downward Is Heavenward
If You Are To Bloom - Downward Is Heavenward
The Scientists - Downward Is Heavenward


DOWNLOAD

It may look short but I think 10 tracks is alright in this situation.

Bulldog 01-10-2010 03:51 PM

To comemmorate my arriving back in my flat, and therefore regaining my ability to up and download stuff, and also because it's looking a bit lonely buried in the depths of my journal as it is...

A Beginner's Guide To Midnight Oil

Yeah, it's an old comp I've posted somewhere before, so sue me :p: Looking back on it now there are probably one or two tracks I'd switch around, but such is life eh. Same story as the other ones I've posted here - pictures = links, and a few songs from either one have been hotlinked to their respective youtube clips if you want a quick taste of what's going on before taking the plunge and downloading. Hey it is anyway - a fitting tribute to one of my favourite bands of all time. Hope someone else besides me enjoys :D

The Early Years...
http://www.enkiri.com/heart_and_soul/midnight_oil1.jpg
1. Outside World 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
2. When the Generals Talk Red Sails In the Sunset
3. Back On the Borderline Head Injuries
4. Quinella Holiday Place Without a Postcard
5. Used and Abused Midnight Oil
6. Cold Cold Change Head Injuries
7. Surfing With a Spoon Midnight Oil
8. Someone Else To Blame Place Without a Postcard
9. Kosciuko Red Sails In the Sunset
10. Scream In Blue 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1

Later On...
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_yF-6BybCAp...er-garrett.jpg
1. A Crocodile Cries Capricornia
2. Warakurna Diesel and Dust
3. Stars Of Warburton Blue Sky Mining
4. Surf's Up Tonight Breathe
5. Redneck Wonderland Redneck Wonderland
6. King Of the Mountain Blue Sky Mining
7. Return To Sender Redneck Wonderland
8. Sell My Soul Diesel and Dust
9. Bring On the Change Breathe
10. In the Valley Earth and Sun and Moon
11. Capricornia Capricornia
12. Now Or Never Land Earth and Sun and Moon

I remember promising a Future Sound Of London/Amorphous Androgynous mix a while back as well so, since I can finally work towards that, expect it here over the next few days...

NumberNineDream 01-10-2010 08:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by loose_lips_sink_ships (Post 808465)
"A beginner's guide to Sun City Girls" is comin' soon.

Hey people, I'm going to make a beginners guide to Sun City Girls only because finding the really good stuff can be really ****ing hard as you have to go through a bunch of random nonsense to find it. Well, maybe I'll throw in a few nonsensical tracks for some laughs, but the majority of this guide will be the the really good stuff people might have missed because it's mixed in with all of the bull****.

You really need to make a Lilys beginner's comp btw.


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