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Old 01-04-2019, 07:21 PM   #21 (permalink)
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For everyone and MariaExpressesHerself who mentions The White Stripes.

What's feelings on The Raconteurs (another Jack White project).

Also, related to bands out of The Netherlands, do you - or anybody - have any additional ones to the 2 below and/or any general neo-garage? - (Besides the big states and British ones from 2000 on):

Black Box Revelation - Belgium
Mando Diao - Switzerland

And, do you know of an all-female punk band out of a Scandinavian country, too? Not from early punk, but sometime since 2000. I'd found; don't remember name and was interested (also to pass on to another).

(Not sure if I should have started a new thread for this, or not.) Thanks!
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Old 01-05-2019, 10:27 AM   #22 (permalink)
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What's feelings on The Raconteurs (another Jack White project).

From what I've heard of them I kinda like them, but I much prefer the White Stripes

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Also, related to bands out of The Netherlands, do you - or anybody - have any additional ones to the 2 below and/or any general neo-garage? - (Besides the big states and British ones from 2000 on):

Black Box Revelation - Belgium
Mando Diao - Switzerland

I try to stay away from Dutch music, because popular Dutch music is some of the worst ****e there is and it scared me away from trying to find the good stuff. Some Dutch bands that I do like:
-Jungle by Night: an afrobeat band from Amsterdam, they're fun
-Pip Blom: has a bit of a Courtney Barnett vibe, but not nearly as good. I like some of her songs

there is one piece of Dutch music that I really love: the songs of the 60's TV musical Ja Zuster Nee Zuster, written by Annie MG Schmidt, who is like the Dutch equivalent of Astrid Lindgren (but not nearly as good. If only Astrid Lidgren had made a musical). The songs are probably not as fun without the understanding of the lyrics and the childhood nostalgia, but whatever, they're amazing to me. They also re-recorded the songs when I was a kid for a film version but the originals are the good ****.
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Also, related to bands out of The Netherlands, do you - or anybody - have any additional ones to the 2 below and/or any general neo-garage? - (Besides the big states and British ones from 2000 on):

Black Box Revelation - Belgium
Mando Diao - Switzerland

And, do you know of an all-female punk band out of a Scandinavian country, too? Not from early punk, but sometime since 2000. I'd found; don't remember name and was interested (also to pass on to another).

(Not sure if I should have started a new thread for this, or not.) Thanks!

netherlands: the ex are a truly great band politically and musically. (postpunk/hardcore/alternative)
i d rec the records dizzy spells, their first colab with tom cora ( Scrabbling At The Lock), tumult.

belgium: dEUS!! absolutely loved them in the 90's, mainly the records ideal crash and in a bar under the sea.
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Old 01-26-2019, 02:39 PM   #24 (permalink)
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Oh yeah I forgot about the ex! I haven't really explored them yet, I should definitely do that
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Oh yeah I forgot about the ex! I haven't really explored them yet, I should definitely do that
oh, i didnt realise til now you live in the netherlands. you gotta go see them play live actually, i guess they ll play pretty often there...
saw them once some years ago-but with the new singer.
they are an absolutely must-see-live-band, their energy is so apparent. they re great!
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The Ex is great, I'm especially fond of this album:

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its the one with the horns isnt it? yeah great record also!
they really like to collaborate and experiment, many times withafrican musicians, they have a release with tortoise, but my favs are the albums with cellist tom cora.
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here are some of my favorites, one per artist cause there are many:

Ween - friends (EP version)
Wilco - ashes of american flag
Interpol - not even jail
Teenage Fanclub - winter
The Notwist - pick up the phone
The Strokes - you only live once (not really indie but whatever)
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Old 03-29-2019, 08:02 AM   #29 (permalink)
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2000's indies:
Sherwood - Middle of the night
The Killers - Mr. Bright side
Muse - Supermassive Black Hole
The Ting Tings - That's not my name
Jet - Are You Gonna Be My Girl
The Fray - Over my head, You found me
We Are Scientists - Nobody move, nobody gets hurt
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^ Thanks for such a bunch of recommendations, rubber soul

I've chosen this one as a kind of "whatare you listening to now" clip because Wilco have been on my To Do list for some time, mainly because of their connection to Uncle Tupelo:-


And right at the end of your lists, yes! I really like (most of) Spacemen 3, who caught my attention when I heard those two "walking with Jesus" songs.
I love “I am trying to break your heart” so goood
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