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[I<3serotonin]

I am kind of struggling to find new music that I really like lately and was hoping that I could find a few new songs on this forum.
I like songs that are upbeat, with addicting sounds.
Usually for me to like a song it needs to have some kind of mildly or highly repetative beat/synth riff or whatever you may call them.

just to give you an idea of what I mean I will list some of my fav's

Benny Benassi - Love is gonna save us
Hakimakli - Ding Dong
Dj Antoine - Work
Alex Guadino feat. Sam Obernik - Que Pasa Contigo (Philippe B. And Romain Curtis Remix)


this is just off the top of my head, there are many more that I could share if you too enjoy this kind of music

basically I don't care how awful half of the song may be, as long as there comes a time during the song when is seems like all hell breaks loose and you just want to dance or go crazy or something

especially when ur on stuff that makes ur eyes go

[Double X]

Originally Posted by Bulldog

http://www.musicbanter.com/editors-p...-costello.html

Go for it

/thread-plug

I am digging a few songs, but it seems lacking for some reason. I will continue listening though until I can bear his voice.

[scottsy]

Originally Posted by gotjuice

If you like those four bands and you haven't already checked them out, Soundgarden is your friend. Superunknown would be my recommendation.

I second that! Great album is Superunknown... although, its a pity Chris Cornell was never involved in anything as good as that ever again... a pity!

[Mojo]

Originally Posted by Double X

I need to find another band to immerse myself with. I was thinking Jeff Buckely, but he only has one album. Recently been non-stop listening for blur, Radiohead because of the sheer number of excellent albums. Recommend a band with just a large amount of great albums, not just one?

Theres a lot of Buckley stuff out there, even though he only has one studio album. Theres a double disc release of material he had for the second record at the time of his death, theres EP's and a few excellent live albums.

[NumberNineDream]

Originally Posted by mojopinuk

Theres a lot of Buckley stuff out there, even though he only has one studio album. Theres a double disc release of material he had for the second record at the time of his death, theres EP's and a few excellent live albums.

i have some of his live performed songs and some demos ... really interesting stuff.

[Mojo]

It definitely takes a few live recordings to really understand Jeff Buckley, in my opinion. I would say live versions of his studio recordings were almost always much better and Grace is quite possibly my favourite record.

I could probably find the time to knock something together if you want Double X? Bits and pieces of his studio stuff and live recordings etc.

[Dim Mak]

I think you might be in the wrong place.........

[Burning Down]

Originally Posted by I<3serotonin

I am kind of struggling to find new music that I really like lately and was hoping that I could find a few new songs on this forum.
I like songs that are upbeat, with addicting sounds.
Usually for me to like a song it needs to have some kind of mildly or highly repetative beat/synth riff or whatever you may call them.

just to give you an idea of what I mean I will list some of my fav's

Benny Benassi - Love is gonna save us
Hakimakli - Ding Dong
Dj Antoine - Work
Alex Guadino feat. Sam Obernik - Que Pasa Contigo (Philippe B. And Romain Curtis Remix)


this is just off the top of my head, there are many more that I could share if you too enjoy this kind of music

basically I don't care how awful half of the song may be, as long as there comes a time during the song when is seems like all hell breaks loose and you just want to dance or go crazy or something

especially when ur on stuff that makes ur eyes go

I don't know if you'll find "new" songs on here - this is mostly a discussion forum, and members are not allowed to promote their own bands. You might be on the wrong website.

[Double X]

Originally Posted by mojopinuk

It definitely takes a few live recordings to really understand Jeff Buckley, in my opinion. I would say live versions of his studio recordings were almost always much better and Grace is quite possibly my favourite record.

I could probably find the time to knock something together if you want Double X? Bits and pieces of his studio stuff and live recordings etc.

Gladly Take your time though because my music computer is suffering from antivirus pro 2009 right now.

[Mojo]

Heh dont worry I probably will take a while. Making mixes and compilations is something I enjoy but i'm just too much of an arsehole with them. Last Buckley comp I made I gave up on in complete frustration and when I think about it, it was probably something as trivial as which live performance of So Real I wanted to put on it or something. They can consume a fair bit of my time, especially the Buckley ones.