Butt Frenzy gets banned for talking about music in other forums.

[buttfrenzy]

Who formed my tastes in music (or, Mistakes I Made As A Teenager):
David Bowie
Scott Walker
Anime op/ed songs
Video game soundtracks
Traditional music of Uzbekistan and Kurdistan
'The History Of Funk' compilations
U2

What I listen to mostly right now:
Lansing Dreiden / Violens
Peter Hammill
Lewis Taylor
David Sylvian
Black Devil Disco Club
Bootsy Collins
Professor Genius

Genres of choice:
Jazz-metal fusion
Classic prog
Italo disco
Disco disco
French Baroque

What I want to know more about:
Dub
The kinds of jazz that aren't hard bop
If someone has got a French Baroque sound space out of a funk bass, I'd like to have that please.

Hi everyone.

[Pornographie Nouveau]

Originally Posted by buttfrenzy

David Bowie
Scott Walker
Traditional music of Uzbekistan and Kurdistan
'The History Of Funk' compilations
David Sylvian
Bootsy Collins
Italo disco

I'd like to have buttfrenzy with you very soon.

[sidewinder]

Originally Posted by buttfrenzy

Lansing Dreiden / Violens

Finally! Someone else that appreciates these guys. I can't wait for a Violens LP.

Peter Hammill too. I have only heard a couple of his solo albums but I'm a VdGG fan.

Oh and...welcome.

[Guybrush]

Originally Posted by buttfrenzy

Who formed my tastes in music (or, Mistakes I Made As A Teenager):
David Bowie
Scott Walker

These are mistakes?

[buttfrenzy]

Originally Posted by Pornographie Nouveau

I'd like to have buttfrenzy with you very soon.

I should rifle through your LastFM for recs.

I used to LastFM but I got pissed about the privacy violations and quit. If I were going to recommend something for you, it would probably be Kavinsky or Poni Hoax.

Originally Posted by sidewinder

Finally! Someone else that appreciates these guys. I can't wait for a Violens LP.

Peter Hammill too. I have only heard a couple of his solo albums but I'm a VdGG fan.

Oh and...welcome.

My favorite PH solo album is The Future Now, which is an effortless work of pop, rock, and prog mastery. I feel that David Bowie owes a debt to PH and VdGG that he will never publically admit to - a debt probably much greater than any of the ones he WILL admit to.

But yeah Lansing Dreiden is the best thing that ever happened to my ears. I heard Incomplete Triangle by accident soon after it was released, and it was like an electrical storm in my bathing suit area, IYKWIM, AITYD, IRTYD. I'd never heard anything I loved so much so quickly before.

Originally Posted by toretorden

These are mistakes?

I was pre-apologizing for U2. The part of my musical lineage that I am most ashamed of.

I have strong and mixed feelings about U2, the band that got me off my pre-teen dance pop fixation. But no sooner did I find them then they veered away from anything I would consider listenable! It was only on their recommendations that I listened to Joy Division or David Bowie or all kinds of other critically important music.

I owe them a listener's debt that can't be paid down, but I also can't listen to anything released after Passenger. Except Discotheque in weak moments. And I hate Joshua Tree and Rattle & Hum now just because I've heard it too much.

My favorite U2 album has been Unforgettable Fire for a few (7?) years now.

My favorite Bowie album is Low and my favorite Scott album is Scott 3, but Tilt is not very far behind.

[sidewinder]

Originally Posted by buttfrenzy

My favorite PH solo album is The Future Now, which is an effortless work of pop, rock, and prog mastery. I feel that David Bowie owes a debt to PH and VdGG that he will never publically admit to - a debt probably much greater than any of the ones he WILL admit to.

That is one I haven't not heard but was interested in. Funny you mention that about Bowie...when I first heard VdGG (Pawn Hearts was my first) some of the vocals reminded me of Bowie and it helped me get into them.