Music Banter - The Ultimate Compilation I

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^yup...there is no arguing that :thumb:

so Punk Rock
Damned - New Rose

Progressive Bluegrass: Hypocrite Smile by Acoustic Syndicate
Surf Pop: Surf's Up by Brian Wilson
Dance Pop: Just Dance by Lady Gaga
Anti-Folk: Oedipus by Regina Spektor
Reggae: No Woman, No Cry by Bob Marley
Industrial Metal: Rabble Rouser by MDFMK

And suggested genres:

Jam Band Box Of Rain by The Grateful Dead
Contempory Jam Band: Rift by Phish
Modern Jam / Electronic: Float Like a Butterfly by The Disco Biscuits

Just listened to Infectious Disaster for the first time. Jeez, Violent & Funky is awesome! I'm gonna definitely listen to more of them now.

Fen - Exile's Journey - Black Metal.

Death - Chrystal Mountain - Progressive Death Metal.

Dub:

Surf Rock:

The Surfaris - Wipe Out

or maybe

Dick Dale & His Del-Tones - Misirlou
(Sorry Melissa)

Sludge - Celeste - Tu regardes trop fort, tu pens

I would have really liked to put Amenra - Razoreater, but the Celeste is just pure sludge.

The Celeste track can be downloaded here, on their last.fm page:

http://www.last.fm/music/Celeste/nihiliste%28s%29

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Originally Posted by Conan (Post 935804)

Added. I'm submitting this little number to the Post-Grunge group.

I considered nominating Bush for Post Grunge as it is the only band I can stand, but there was a big discussion in the [Soundgarden?] thread about whether they were too early for Post Grunge and really just a copycat band at the end of Grunge... *shrugs*

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Originally Posted by downwardspiral (Post 935946)

Just listened to Infectious Disaster for the first time. Jeez, Violent & Funky is awesome! I'm gonna definitely listen to more of them now.

Infectious Grooves? ;)

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Originally Posted by +81 (Post 935632)

I was going to suggest Get Hurt by No Age but I'll have to upload it to youtube. Not that I strongly disagree with Japanther but I feel there could be a better fit since I feel the tracks more on the garage rock side.

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Originally Posted by Conan (Post 935639)

The spots for Noise Pop and Noise Rock are currently occupied by 'Radical Businessman' by Japanther and Sonic Youth - Stereo Sanctity respectively. I'll second you on changing Noise Rock to Lighting Bolt, but you'll have to get someone to back you up on Noise Pop or discuss it with Violent & Funky, who submitted it.

Sorry, I haven't been online in a few days.

Even if Japanther is a good example of noise pop, 'Radical Businessman' is a poor representation from their catalog. I was just trying to pick songs that are on youtube, otherwise I would have gone for the poppier '$100 Cover', which is the essence of noise pop in my mind.

However, I think No Age has some excellent examples of noise pop too. But I haven't hear that song, +81, because I only have Nouns. :( I hate to suggest a cliche choice from Nouns, but I think 'Eraser' is a picture-perfect example of noise pop. Thoughts?