ItShady

Hey I am new to this forum and I don't want to be a leecher or anything.I will contribute my knowledge of music to this community(Rap).

However I have recently been broadening my horizons and I love songs like Hypnotize and Black math by White Stripes,mainly because of Jacks voice/singing style and guitar style/pace. I have been trying to find similar types songs and genres and I think these songs are punk rock

Other songs I like is Green Days Holiday and the guitar screams in Seven Nation Army

Any Suggestions of what type of music and genre of rock I should pay more attention to, much would be appreciated!!!!

Thanks


Edit: I also like the sound of the guitar in White Stripes:Rag and Bone

Overcast

Garage rock music - Listen free at Last.fm

Dylstew

Garage Rock and Garage Punk, just listen to those sub genres.

CoNtrivedNiHilism

Here.

Royal Blood. Better than a few other bands that took influence from greats like Led Zeppelin and The Beatles. The White Stripes never did anything I hadn't heard bands before them do.

Dylstew

Yet Jack White got pissed off at The Black Keys for ''Ripping off his sound'', even though he never really had much of an original sound to begin with.

CoNtrivedNiHilism

It was never Jack White's 'sound' to begin with. That guy is just hilarious. But I won't claim he isn't talented. Because he is. I like him as a musician. But some of the things he says about his music, really irks me.

He's lucky Robert Plant didn't roll him over with his 'the black keys stole my sound' comment, when The White Stripes pretty much took Led Zeppelin's sound and threw in a bit of The Beatles to make the music that they did.

Urban Hat€monger ?

Robert Plant?
Really?
Led Zeppelin weren't the first band to play electrified blues, there were bands doing a it decade before anybody had even heard of Led Zeppelin.

And I don't see where The Beatles fit in at all, since when did they do blues or R&B? The Stones or The Yardbirds or John Mayal's Bluesbreakers would be far more accurate.
Most of the stuff in the White Stripes pre date both those bands as far as influences go.

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PLYGN GLXY

I'm not an expert with this but the garage sound is probs where you wanna go. Some of Arctic Monkeys old stuff might tickle your fancy, so parts of Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not. Again, not an expert, but White Stripes and Arctic Monkeys work well together.

Drjohnrock

Half Japanese is a band that obviously influenced The White Stripes. Their stuff is well worth checking out.