Someone mentioned Common Children on the first page. They're pretty cool!
Another CC fan. Awesome. They are without a doubt, the most underrated Christian band of all time.
Awesome bands that seemingly nobody knows.
Another underrated christian band that doesn't get the respect due to them is Grammatrian. The best "Seattle grunge" band. Period.
I am convinced that many men who preach the gospel and love the Lord are really misunderstood. People make a “profession,â€
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That Dude - Posts: 5226
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pete stewart of grammatrain and marcos curiel of P.O.D. have gotten together with two guys from an other band to do a new band called the accident experiment, they're currently working on their first album, last i heard it should be released soon
'nuff said
'nuff said
'nuff said
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Yeshua-Knight - Posts: 720
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Jupiter Sunrise. Saw them on tour and these guys NEED media coverage.
O-Zone just got a new music video out ^_^
O-Zone just got a new music video out ^_^
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When you find yourself in the company of a halfling and an ill-tempered
Dragon, remember, you do not have to outrun the Dragon......you just have to outrun the halfling.
Dragon, remember, you do not have to outrun the Dragon......you just have to outrun the halfling.
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Locke - Posts: 3691
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To throw a few more names out there...
Olivia Tremor Control: This slightly wacky group did a bunch of those sorts of albums that are supposed to tell deep, involved stories that dodn't really make any sence. About half their "songs" are actually sound effect reels, but it's always interesting.
Papas Fritas: Stripped down but really catchy indie-pop. Their song "The Way you Walk" was in a breath mint commercial a few months back, though that one doesn't really represent their best moments very well. These three can harmonize like nobody's buisness.
Zoobombs: A Japanese Garage Rock/Rap band. Don't care too much for the rap parts myself, but the rock parts are pretty cool.
Kula Shaker: Actually, these guys were really famous in Britan for about five minutes back around 2000. Anumber of their songs get caught up in eastern mysticism, which is unfortunate, but there's not denying that they did some great brit-rock singles.
The Waiting: One of the best Christian rock bands out there, yet as far as most people I know are concerned, they just droped of the face of the earth without a trace. Frustrating.
The Three 4 Tens: Really cool garage band rock, highlighted by the fact that (unlike most garage bands) these guys can actually sing.
Of Montreal: Not to slight R.E.M., but the hands-down best band to come out of Athens, Georgia is this one right here. Some of the happiest, catchiest music of the past two decades.
The Pebbles: All-girl Japanese garage rock. This is what the 5.6.7.8.'s would sound like if they ever took a music lesson.
Rockfour: Probobly the only band mentioned in this topic that's from Israel. More great, harmony-driven pop-rock.
Simian: Another indie/college pop band. The local college radio station down here really likes these guys. The song "La Breeze" was in some comercial last year as well, but it was gone so fast that I don't even remember what it was for (not a succesful ad, eh?)
Optiganally Yours: One more indie-pop band. Apparently, the name comes from the Optigan: an "optical organ," manufactured in the '70s by Mattel, stores its sounds on a collection of celluloid optical discs. Does that mean anything to anyone? Probobly not, but how often do you get to use the words "celluloid optical discs" in a post?
Thee Michelle Gun Elephant: These guys are pretty big in Japan right now, but nobody I know has ever heard of them. They're not as theatrical as most J-rock bands and (as far as I know) they've never done any anime soundtracks, but they're a great punk-rock combo. The Hives wish they could be this band.
Olivia Tremor Control: This slightly wacky group did a bunch of those sorts of albums that are supposed to tell deep, involved stories that dodn't really make any sence. About half their "songs" are actually sound effect reels, but it's always interesting.
Papas Fritas: Stripped down but really catchy indie-pop. Their song "The Way you Walk" was in a breath mint commercial a few months back, though that one doesn't really represent their best moments very well. These three can harmonize like nobody's buisness.
Zoobombs: A Japanese Garage Rock/Rap band. Don't care too much for the rap parts myself, but the rock parts are pretty cool.
Kula Shaker: Actually, these guys were really famous in Britan for about five minutes back around 2000. Anumber of their songs get caught up in eastern mysticism, which is unfortunate, but there's not denying that they did some great brit-rock singles.
The Waiting: One of the best Christian rock bands out there, yet as far as most people I know are concerned, they just droped of the face of the earth without a trace. Frustrating.
The Three 4 Tens: Really cool garage band rock, highlighted by the fact that (unlike most garage bands) these guys can actually sing.
Of Montreal: Not to slight R.E.M., but the hands-down best band to come out of Athens, Georgia is this one right here. Some of the happiest, catchiest music of the past two decades.
The Pebbles: All-girl Japanese garage rock. This is what the 5.6.7.8.'s would sound like if they ever took a music lesson.
Rockfour: Probobly the only band mentioned in this topic that's from Israel. More great, harmony-driven pop-rock.
Simian: Another indie/college pop band. The local college radio station down here really likes these guys. The song "La Breeze" was in some comercial last year as well, but it was gone so fast that I don't even remember what it was for (not a succesful ad, eh?)
Optiganally Yours: One more indie-pop band. Apparently, the name comes from the Optigan: an "optical organ," manufactured in the '70s by Mattel, stores its sounds on a collection of celluloid optical discs. Does that mean anything to anyone? Probobly not, but how often do you get to use the words "celluloid optical discs" in a post?
Thee Michelle Gun Elephant: These guys are pretty big in Japan right now, but nobody I know has ever heard of them. They're not as theatrical as most J-rock bands and (as far as I know) they've never done any anime soundtracks, but they're a great punk-rock combo. The Hives wish they could be this band.
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Blitzkrieg1701 - Posts: 1884
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I've heard of "Three Michelle Gun Elephant." I've never actually heard their music but I've heard of the band...I'll probably check these guys out sometime.
Another good Jrock band is...B's good pop punk stuff. From what I've heard they remind me a little of Slick Shoes.
Another good Jrock band is...B's good pop punk stuff. From what I've heard they remind me a little of Slick Shoes.
I am convinced that many men who preach the gospel and love the Lord are really misunderstood. People make a “profession,â€
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greyscale42 wrote:Dream Theatre
Mr. Bungle
Deadsy
The Pixies
Cake
Les Claypools Frog Brigade
If you're a fan of Frog Brigade, check out Oysterhead
“Passion without form consumes itself.â€
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spiritusvult - Posts: 86
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I know I just posted but that was a reply. This is my own list.
Geggy Tah (alternative)
Bella Fleck and the Flecktones (folk, barely)
Oysterhead (of course) (alternative/where does Les Claypool fit again?)
Soggy Bottom Boys <g>
Kruder & Dorfmeister (Downtempo)
Royksopp (Downtempo from Sweden)
Kurt Elling (Jazz)
Malcom & Alwin (yeah! Jesus Movement) Good luck finding their album.
Mustard Seed Faith (Jesus movement again)
I think that should be enough for now.
Geggy Tah (alternative)
Bella Fleck and the Flecktones (folk, barely)
Oysterhead (of course) (alternative/where does Les Claypool fit again?)
Soggy Bottom Boys <g>
Kruder & Dorfmeister (Downtempo)
Royksopp (Downtempo from Sweden)
Kurt Elling (Jazz)
Malcom & Alwin (yeah! Jesus Movement) Good luck finding their album.
Mustard Seed Faith (Jesus movement again)
I think that should be enough for now.
“Passion without form consumes itself.â€
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spiritusvult - Posts: 86
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SONATA ARCTICA!!!!!!!!!
http://www.sonataarctica.info/index.php?history&en
You guys will love them! They are seriously alot like Lacuna Coil, Nightwish, Evanescence! They are GREAT! And they slide in Christian lyrics too!
Other bands I like :
Orbital
Tori Amos
Thousand Foot Krutch
4-Strings
http://www.sonataarctica.info/index.php?history&en
You guys will love them! They are seriously alot like Lacuna Coil, Nightwish, Evanescence! They are GREAT! And they slide in Christian lyrics too!
Other bands I like :
Orbital
Tori Amos
Thousand Foot Krutch
4-Strings
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Hmm...Countrycore...Sounds interesting...
Sonata Artica sounds like some band I've heard of before...Are they from Norway?
Has anybody mentioned Beanbag yet? Those guys were cool...
Sonata Artica sounds like some band I've heard of before...Are they from Norway?
Has anybody mentioned Beanbag yet? Those guys were cool...
I am convinced that many men who preach the gospel and love the Lord are really misunderstood. People make a “profession,â€
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That Dude - Posts: 5226
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Here's some more bands for this page:
Gentle Giant
ELP
Emanon
Gentle Giant
ELP
Emanon
"Relax, turn around, and take my hand." Tool
"Heir Kommt Die Sonne." Rammestein
"Now the world is gone, I'm just one. Oh please God help me." Metallica
"Are You Ready?!?" KoRn
"All and all your just another brick in the wall." Pink Floyd.
The downfall of society will be society itself.
Rap is the malignant tumor of the music industry.
I HATE LINKIN PARK
"Heir Kommt Die Sonne." Rammestein
"Now the world is gone, I'm just one. Oh please God help me." Metallica
"Are You Ready?!?" KoRn
"All and all your just another brick in the wall." Pink Floyd.
The downfall of society will be society itself.
Rap is the malignant tumor of the music industry.
I HATE LINKIN PARK
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The Brilliant Green. I started a thread on them a good while ago and never got any replies. Japanese...um...something band. It's pretty. I really like "Rock'n'roll" and "Forever to Me".
Think happy thoughts.
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Funny, I know quite a few people who've heard of Gentle Giant and ELP (emphasis on the latter)
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Well the other night I went to a show that was near me and I saw Slingshot 57 and Ben Park Drive if you havent heard them yet you should!
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There are no more heroes any more they all died in the night that the world fell into darknes; and good men are trampled down into the dirt never to be seen again. This is the story of this world of ours the story of the corupt and those that would try to save it from them but become corupt themselfs from their own selfish greed and want for what they do not have.
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A member of the Society of Hatted Members
adopted by Rachel
Adopted Banana-chan, heero yuy 95
There are no more heroes any more they all died in the night that the world fell into darknes; and good men are trampled down into the dirt never to be seen again. This is the story of this world of ours the story of the corupt and those that would try to save it from them but become corupt themselfs from their own selfish greed and want for what they do not have.
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pete stewart of grammatrain and marcos curiel of P.O.D. have gotten together with two guys from an other band to do a new band called the accident experiment, they're currently working on their first album, last i heard it should be released soon
'nuff said
I saw AeX live last year. They were freaken awesome. I got to meet with the guys after the show, got em to all sign a shirt I bought. Cool stuff. I cannot wait for there CD United We Fear to come out. Its gonna be good.
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Hope this isnt grave digging but I found out about this great band called With Resistance. These guys make hardcore sound new again cause they are freaking spot on. I've never heard hardcore so brutally precise. Its freakin crazy. AIM me if you want a song or two.
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As Tall As Lions
Lux Courageous
Like Yesterday
Fabulous, fabulous bands. O.O All three bands can be found on purevolume.
Lux Courageous
Like Yesterday
Fabulous, fabulous bands. O.O All three bands can be found on purevolume.
...And I'm just tired enough...if I close my eyes, I could sleep for days... -Alkaline Trio
He's Bear, he's Bear. He's made of human hair. Poke his NOSE and his head GROWS! He's Bear, He's Bear, HE'S BEAR!!
BOOOOOARGH! MY BAND!
He's Bear, he's Bear. He's made of human hair. Poke his NOSE and his head GROWS! He's Bear, He's Bear, HE'S BEAR!!
BOOOOOARGH! MY BAND!
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Are you referring to my bands, That Dude? If you are...don't feel bad...I don't think too many people have heard of them. Lux Courageous, I happened to find by going to see another band 'Stars Hide Fire' and I think they opened for them. Like Yesterday I found also by going to see another band, which was 'Army of Me.' As Tall As Lions was at a big music festival and I happened to catch their show. ^_^ I enjoy all three muchly...so yeah...you should take a listen!!
...And I'm just tired enough...if I close my eyes, I could sleep for days... -Alkaline Trio
He's Bear, he's Bear. He's made of human hair. Poke his NOSE and his head GROWS! He's Bear, He's Bear, HE'S BEAR!!
BOOOOOARGH! MY BAND!
He's Bear, he's Bear. He's made of human hair. Poke his NOSE and his head GROWS! He's Bear, He's Bear, HE'S BEAR!!
BOOOOOARGH! MY BAND!
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Hikage_Ninja - Posts: 149
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Yeah I was referring to your bands and a few other peoples. But I've posted quite a few that almost nobody else knows about so it's all cool.
I am convinced that many men who preach the gospel and love the Lord are really misunderstood. People make a “profession,â€
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That Dude - Posts: 5226
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Felix wrote:Well I doubt many people will know about "After September." And it seems a lot of people don't know about "Sackcloth Fashion" *shrug* Both good bands.
Dude, Sackcloth Fashion--I've heard them sing with Red Cloud. And I've heard their name different places. They're good!
If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew
To serve your turn long after they are gone
And so hold on when there is nothing left in you
Except the Will which says to them: 'Hold on!' ...you'll be a Man, my son!
Rudyard Kipling
Satan, bite the dust!
"You are not who your mistakes say you are; you are not the sum of your failures!"---Rev. Billy Miller
Proverbs 18:24
To serve your turn long after they are gone
And so hold on when there is nothing left in you
Except the Will which says to them: 'Hold on!' ...you'll be a Man, my son!
Rudyard Kipling
Satan, bite the dust!
"You are not who your mistakes say you are; you are not the sum of your failures!"---Rev. Billy Miller
Proverbs 18:24
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