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Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 11:58 pm Post subject:
Here's a few other bands/artists I listen to from time to time:
-Teddybears(Although this group is classified as techno/electronica, they have some reggae-funk songs like "Are You Feelin' It")
-Motorhead(I like this band's biker-tough vocals)
-Nightwish( Bye Bye Beautiful is the coolest song I heard from them)
-Drist(I listen to these guys mostly for the instrumental aspect)
-Killswitch Engage( They remind me of All that Remains cuz they scream like there is no tomorrow lol)
Btw, I would like to find bands/artists that sing alot about mysterious supernatural things like mythology,vampires, ghosts, e.t.c. I really don't know of much if any, bands/artists of that nature, but I know they're out there.
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MotherWolff said:
Btw, I would like to find bands/artists that sing alot about mysterious supernatural things like mythology,vampires, ghosts, e.t.c. I really don't know of much if any, bands/artists of that nature, but I know they're out there.
Joined: Apr 28, 2008 Posts: 39 Location: in the center of the moon that glides above Detroit, Michigan
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 2:38 am Post subject:
NothingElseMatters wrote:
MotherWolff said:
maybe manowar?
Well that's a band I never heard of until now. But I definitely can see where they're coming from just by looking at some of their song names and album titles on wikipedia. I'm currently listening to Manowar's "The Sons Of Odin"(Immortal Version) and I'm liking it already . Eventhough I don't know much about mythology, but I like reading/watching/listening about it whether it be Greek myth, Egyptian myth, or any other myth. So hearing it by song is just as awesome! Which is why I sometimes listen to bands like Nile(I say 'sometimes' because they're lyrics are difficult for me to understand since they're, after all, a death metal band). It would be nice if I could find a good list of bands/artists who sing about such a subject....But thanx anyway, NothingElseMatters.
_________________ The Lone Wolf's Cry
Lonely now, as I always was, I cry the lonely cry of a wolf. -By Nadine Mondrae,age 13
I am surprised the Smiths haven't been mentioned, especially on a social phobia forum...
And if anyone wants to chat about any music just send a PM. I am not really in contact with anyone who likes this music and would like to discuss.
I LOVE The Smiths! And Morrissey's solo work too, but The Smiths more. They have such great depressing music. Those songs, along with Depeche Mode, were the soundtrack to my teenage angst. Well, my adulthood angst too. I was just listening to Bona Drag on my way home from work today (I kept playing "Yes I Am Blind" because I was in a bad mood and feeling sorry for myself). In the depths of my emptiness I listened to "I Know It's Over" repeatedly.
I don't know anyone IRL who likes this music either so feel free to PM me.
I also like classic rock music, 80s music, some metal music, female singer/songwriters (Shakira, Tori Amos), etc. I mostly listen to music when I exercise but I should listen more often. It really helps me feel better.
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song I heard from them)
. Eventhough I don't know much about mythology, but I like reading/watching/listening about it whether it be Greek myth, Egyptian myth, or any other myth. So hearing it by song is just as awesome! Which is why I sometimes listen to bands like Nile(I say 'sometimes' because they're lyrics are difficult for me to understand since they're, after all, a death metal band). It would be nice if I could find a good list of bands/artists who sing about such a subject....But thanx anyway, NothingElseMatters.