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Afghan Whigs
Anybody familiar with the Afghan Whigs? I've really been digging them lately, and I want to find something that's similar to them. Last.fm isn't very helpful - all they give me is other Greg Dulli side projects. Does anybody know anything that has a similar sort of controlled, layered noisy-ness?
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This is someone I've been meaning to check out for quite a while but for some reason still haven't gotten around to. I think I'll give them a shot now; I'll let you know what I think and if I know anything that would be similar.
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Gentlemen and 1965 are superb.
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Oh yeah forgot I posted in here. Gentlemen's the album I listened to, it was pretty good. I'm not sure what would sound quite like them... you could try the Boo Radleys, they have their moments but their songs are often a lot poppier so I'm not so sure.
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Gentlemen is goddamn awesome.
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Man, I haven't heard Gentlemen in so many years. I remember liking it - and some of my friends were absolutely crazy over it (others thought it was alternative rock radio bullshit). I'll have to check out that album again someday.
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That gutter twins album with Mark Lanegan was absolute quality too.
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Gentlemen and 1965 are awesome.
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I love Gentlemen, it's probably one of the best albums to listen to after a break-up. It's a really sad, emotional, epic album. And who doesn't admit to feeling a bit teary-eyed while listening to this...
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Gentlemen is such amazing album, one of the better "grunge" bands I find. They're very underrated but Gentlemen is probably one of the best 90s albums. So emotional.
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