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Postby Nightshade X » Fri Feb 11, 2005 11:55 am

That Dude wrote:Actually Nightshade X I already posted them. Crackerjack is a cool CD. They were just known as One Eighty on that CD though.


Actually, I just saw that post today. You have really good taste. ^_^
One Eighty was such a good group... I miss them. By the way, another band that I miss that no one seems to have ever heard of is Chasing Furies. I have their first (possibly only) CD, With Abandon, and it's sooo good! My favorite! Has anyone else ever heard of them?
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Postby Technomancer » Fri Feb 11, 2005 11:57 am

A lot of my own favourites seem to be pretty obscure, or at least amongst a lot of people I hang out with.

Gjallarhorn
La Bottine Souriante
Loreena McKennit
Ceclia Bartoli
Stan Rogers
Kilt
Vangelis

Hell, most people don't even seem to know more mainstream acts like John Mellencamp or Diana Krall.
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Postby ShiroiHikari » Fri Feb 11, 2005 12:02 pm

I've heard of Chasing Furies, Nightshade. XD I used to listen to Christian radio a lot.
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Postby Nightshade X » Fri Feb 11, 2005 12:10 pm

ShiroiHikari wrote:I've heard of Chasing Furies, Nightshade. XD I used to listen to Christian radio a lot.


O_O Hikari-san! Do you have any idea of what this means?!

I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE ANYMORE!!! W00T!!

Seriously, though... I thought I was the only one who's ever heard of them. Thanks for showing me differently. ^_^
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Postby Hitokiri » Fri Feb 11, 2005 12:14 pm

Flight 180 and Chasing Fluries are pretty good bands.

Has anyone heard of Scarecrow and Tinman?
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Postby ShiroiHikari » Fri Feb 11, 2005 12:17 pm

ooh! me! n_n/) I used to have their album, I think it was called No Place Like Home or something like that. they were pretty cool, I really liked the singer's voice. I should see if I can find that album again...

yay, I found it XD
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Postby Rocketshipper » Fri Feb 11, 2005 12:55 pm

I think M2M is an awesome band, and it seems no one outside of the Pokemon fandom knows who they are ^^. They did the song "Don't Say You Love Me" which was used as one of the ending themes in the dub of the first Pokemon movie. It happens to be my all time favorite song!! I love their first CD, "Shades of Purple".
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Postby livingsacrifice » Fri Feb 11, 2005 11:58 pm

I think its obveous who my fav band is. but these bands are also good. I dont know what you people listen to, but alot of people i know never heard of these bands

staple

broken yoke

the showdown

bloodklot

I could go on, but i think you guys might know most of these
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Postby That Dude » Sun Feb 13, 2005 8:58 pm

Man for the life of me I can't figure out what your favorite band is LS :grin: Staple is an awesome band they are one of my favorites. So very good they are. Thanks for the compliments on my music taste Nightshade X. I know about Scarecrow and Tinman and Chasing Furies and I'm sure I've heard them but I completely forgot...A good band that I forgot to add is Devinity Destroyed. Kind of metalish music with organ music too!
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Postby Yeshua-Knight » Sun Feb 13, 2005 10:51 pm

Hitokiri wrote:Im sorry if I made any other metal fans angry. I just never see people talk about them.

One band that I really like but isn't that well known (at least I think..) is Bridal Party, aa older Christian version of Evanescence...oh, I bet no one as heard of those guys :laughs:

Emberghost rocks!! :rock:



actually hitokiri, their name is wedding party, they are one of my favorite bands of all time, they really are hardly known except for those that congregate in christian goth circles, and it stinks that i can't even go to their website, but even my lil' sister who's really into pop music likes crystal river, and just somethin' about those war drums in the beginning of the cd that gets my blood pumping


That Dude wrote:This thread is dedicated to all the bands that you think are awesome yet seemingly nobody knows about. Got any? Here are some cool bands that I listen to but barely anyone seems to know.

Saviour Machine -gothic rock opera (almost literally opera.)
Celldweller - Faster industrial
Makeshift 3 - punk a bit emo-ish.
Noggintaboggan - punk
Calibretto 13 - folk punk!
A New Face For Mona - an old work buddies hardcore band.

When I think of more I'll post them.



i actually have all three legend cd's by savior machine, and those are absolute art, it you like their style, then you'll prolly also like wedding party, the lead singer of savior machine produced the album and it's like monastic chant meets heavy metal, really good stuff, if you ever can get your hands on a copy i do suggest that you buy it,

here's an other one that no one seems to know about, at least not any more, and that's bride, they were a really good metal band in the late 80's and early 90's, then they just kinda fell of the map, i know they're still around 'cus they put out a new cd a couple of months ago, my favorite cd that they do is called oddities, it really deviates from what you would normally expect from them, but to me with the music and the lyrics, it's just a great cd

i'm so glad to see that i'm not the only staple fan in the world, democracy vs. dictatorship rocks!!!
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Postby Ssjjvash » Mon Feb 14, 2005 11:10 am

Brother's Keeper (note: if anyone knows where I can get a hold of their cd, please tell me. I've tried E-bay, but that landed me nowhere)

I'm pleased to see others have heard of BalleyDowse!

Others are E.D.L. (aka, Every Day Life)
Alleika (sp??) all I know about her is her song Purge.
Scarecrow and Tinmen
Miss Angie
Mukala
and Hocus Pick. although I'm finding lotsa people on here who've heard of 'em.
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Postby That Dude » Mon Feb 14, 2005 11:13 am

Yeah I don't own any of the Saviour Machine CD's but my oldest brother does and I have the 2nd and 3rd Legend CD's burned on my hard-drive. I've heard of Wedding Party but never heard them...They sound really cool though. I do know Bride though...Them and Petra are the only hair metal bands that I like. Well Rez was cool also. Anybody a Brian Duncun fan? He was one of the coolest 80's singers (he's still around though.) Him and Steve Camp...Steve Camp roxers! I need to get some of his stuff.
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Postby Ssjjvash » Mon Feb 14, 2005 11:40 am

Wow, Steve Camp? Haven't heard from him in a super long time!
Brian Duncan is an excellent singer!
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Postby Stephen » Mon Feb 14, 2005 12:12 pm

Others are E.D.L. (aka, Every Day Life)
Alleika (sp??) all I know about her is her song Purge.
Scarecrow and Tinmen
Miss Angie
Mukala
and Hocus Pick. although I'm finding lotsa people on here who've heard of 'em.



Whoa you just listed like the first Christian music I ever heard. I love Miss Angie Hocus pick and Scarecrow and Tinmen. Early almost grunge era Christian rock. Good memories.
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Postby PumpkinKoRn52 » Mon Feb 14, 2005 12:15 pm

greyscale42 wrote:Dream Theatre
Mr. Bungle
Deadsy
The Pixies
Cake
Les Claypools Frog Brigade



I totally agree. Here is one more band

SEVENDUST

This band is so great but they have never gotten big. I find that amazing.

A few others: Mantis
They Might be Giants
Black Eyes
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Postby That Dude » Mon Feb 14, 2005 1:02 pm

Hey Shatterheart I was wondering does the Dead By Dawn under your avatar have anything to do with Calibretto?

Sevendust is pretty big out here in Colorado...

EDL is pretty neato...

These guys are pretty big but it seems like barely anyone here talks aout them much...Beloved (us) They are a great "screamo" band.

Some other bands are

Furthermore...Some of the only rap that I like along with
Sup The Chemist - he has a song with Project 86 so that almost automatically makes him cool.
Pigion John - Funny stuff.

You know what...Nobody has mentioned Grammatrian yet (that I remember.) These guys were one of the best christian rock bands ever.

Starflyer 59 also deserves to be on the list. They're the soft band that all the hardcore fans listen to.

And last but not least Beanbag...
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Postby Stephen » Mon Feb 14, 2005 1:10 pm

No, Dead by Dawn is a song by the band Showbread. And yes Beanbag rocked. I got to see them live twice. They tore up both times.
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Postby That Dude » Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:25 pm

Ah I see. For a while I thought that you might have gotten it from Calibretto 13's (on this CD they're just called Calibretto) indie release called, "Dead By Dawn." It's a great CD. It's like gothic folkpunk.
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Postby Yeshua-Knight » Mon Feb 14, 2005 9:23 pm

Ssjjvash wrote:Brother's Keeper (note: if anyone knows where I can get a hold of their cd, please tell me. I've tried E-bay, but that landed me nowhere)

I'm pleased to see others have heard of BalleyDowse!

Others are E.D.L. (aka, Every Day Life)
Alleika (sp??) all I know about her is her song Purge.
Scarecrow and Tinmen
Miss Angie
Mukala
and Hocus Pick. although I'm finding lotsa people on here who've heard of 'em.



sometimes hokus pick also goes by hokus pick maneuver, just in case you were wondering

i work in a christian bookstore and we had a bunch of cd's by most of those ppl you listed, they just didn't sell so we had to send them back to the distributor, but if you keep an eye out on you local christian bookstore music bargain bin, they might be in there
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Postby indyrocker » Mon Feb 14, 2005 9:34 pm

Three Cord Wonder or as they used to be known SOK
the other band that it seems that almost no one has hurd of is Lacuna Coil a gothic rock band from Italy. But as far as groop the Streets.
if that made synce whay has no one heard of theses bands?
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Postby Yeshua-Knight » Mon Feb 14, 2005 9:47 pm

lacuna coil is pretty popular around here, they get plenty of airplay on the local hard rock station, they remind me a lot of evanescence
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Postby Kkun » Mon Feb 14, 2005 9:53 pm

Eisley is one that not a ton of people know right now, but in about three months, more people sure as heck had better know about them. Gor-freaking-geous.
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Postby Ssjjvash » Wed Feb 16, 2005 1:15 pm

That Dude wrote:Hey Shatterheart I was wondering does the Dead By Dawn under your avatar have anything to do with Calibretto?

Sevendust is pretty big out here in Colorado...

EDL is pretty neato...

These guys are pretty big but it seems like barely anyone here talks aout them much...Beloved (us) They are a great "screamo" band.

Some other bands are

Furthermore...Some of the only rap that I like along with
Sup The Chemist - he has a song with Project 86 so that almost automatically makes him cool.
Pigion John - Funny stuff.

You know what...Nobody has mentioned Grammatrian yet (that I remember.) These guys were one of the best christian rock bands ever.

Starflyer 59 also deserves to be on the list. They're the soft band that all the hardcore fans listen to.

And last but not least Beanbag...

Wow, I haven't heard from a lot of those bands in so long! I saw Starflyer 59's cd in my bookstore the other day.
And today, I spotted a new Echoing Green cd, plus a Joy Electric cd. My eyes were bugging out! Now, if only I had the money......
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Postby inkjet1987 » Wed Feb 16, 2005 2:16 pm

The Fall of Troy(Crazy Hardcore), Circle Takes the Square(Hardcore), Converge(Metalcore), Fear Before the March of Flames(Hardcore), Between the Buried and me(Amazing), Cursive(Indy), From First to Last(Emocore), Interpol(Indy), With Hopes Last Breath(Metalcore), and The Bled(Metal Core).

I recommend all of these to any fan of hardcore or metalcore. Especially The Fall of Troy, Circle Takes the Square and Between the Buried and Me.

EDIT: I have come the understanding that music for the Fall of Troy is difficult to come by on the net. So if anybody wants to check them out, IM at blood4bothofus. If you like hardcore you really might want to check these guys out.
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Postby Zedian » Wed Feb 16, 2005 3:37 pm

Cursive and Eisley are both awesome...good thing both were mentioned in this thread. And inkjet, I would like to listen to some Fall of Troy if you have any...they sound interesting. Oh and how can you possibly forget about one of the pioneers of math metal, Dillinger Escape Plan.

I personally suggest:

Broken Social Scene
Mae
Planes Mistaken for Stars
Arcade Fire
godspeed you black emperor
Mogwai
Anberlin
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Postby inkjet1987 » Wed Feb 16, 2005 3:39 pm

Zedian wrote:Cursive and Eisley are both awesome...good thing both were mentioned in this thread. And inkjet, I would like to listen to some Fall of Troy if you have any...they sound interesting. Oh and how can you possibly forget about one of the pioneers of math metal, Dillinger Escape Plan.


I havn't heard to much Dilinger, but what I have heard is good. What is your aim name so I can send the stuff?
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Postby indyrocker » Wed Feb 16, 2005 4:09 pm

Yeshua-Knight wrote:lacuna coil is pretty popular around here, they get plenty of airplay on the local hard rock station, they remind me a lot of evanescence
They never get played out here but Lacna Coil is older than eva but eva is from the us so most heard them first.
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Postby Yeshua-Knight » Wed Feb 16, 2005 8:57 pm

Ssjjvash wrote:Wow, I haven't heard from a lot of those bands in so long! I saw Starflyer 59's cd in my bookstore the other day.
And today, I spotted a new Echoing Green cd, plus a Joy Electric cd. My eyes were bugging out! Now, if only I had the money......



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Postby That Dude » Wed Feb 16, 2005 9:42 pm

More bands that I know of but haven't actually heard much of (refering to about half of the ones just posted.)
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Postby Zedian » Thu Feb 17, 2005 6:09 am

inkjet, my AIM screen name is DefaholicMike.
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