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Bands for getting into Indie?
Jackie Blue:
I don't know what major stores you go to, but at, say, Best Buy, pretty much anything on Matador is around $10, and most other indie stuff they carry is also cheap. I think everything I've bought there that's on Arts and Crafts has been around $11? And the Conor Oberst solo album on Merge was maybe $12, max? And none of those are sale prices.
However, the point is you should order CDs directly from the label, because that's cheap and gets the label the most money.
seasmoke:
wow thnks a ton music suggesting people!
--- Quote from: Dark Flame on 07 Dec 2008, 13:33 ---
--- Quote from: seasmoke on 07 Dec 2008, 13:21 ---i hardly even know what indie is :oops:. i need some sugestions for bands for geting into good music, i only and i mean only listen to the beatles so sudgestions would be nice...
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Surely there must be other music you enjoy? Also, which Beatles albums and songs do you enjoy? Their material varied quite a bit.
But, building off what little you've given us:
Olivia Tremor Control
Beulah
Sloan
Caribou
The New Pornographers
All Girls Summer Fun Band
Belle & Sebastian
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well i listen to japanese music some but mostly just for the extra language exposure
my mum also gave me a devil doll album, quean of pain, some of the songs remind me of my life so i like them even if some of them them are in a sickeningly Sven-Bianchi-country-music way :-P but the rest are fine i guess...
Um, I like the Sgt. peppers album, i have that ant the #1, help, abby road, lennon legend, & ringo star's time takes time. my fav song probably across the universe. also like: yesterday, cant buy me love, lucy /i/t sky /w diamonds, black bird, a day in the life, i've just seen a face, fixing a hole, we can work it out, within you without you, she's leaving home :cry:, from me to you, the fool on the hill, ticket to ride, good morning good morning, Help!, you say goodbye, Norwegian wood, paperback writer, strawberry fields forever, with a little help from my friends, the night before, when I'm sixty-four and Maxwell's silver hammer :laugh:.
:| oops went a bit overboard, sorry :-P
also, even of the beatles I havent listened to that many of their songs... :|
BrilliantEraser:
--- Quote from: seasmoke on 14 Dec 2008, 16:51 ---also, even of the beatles I havent listened to that many of their songs... :|
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I know what you mean. I, too, was raised on a steady diet of the Beatles as I grew up. I recently made a playlist of my -favorite- Beatles music, and could not trim it down to less than 150+ songs. But the songs you listed. Top notch. "I've Just Seen a Face" and "She's Leaving Home" are some of my absolute favorite songs. Ever.
squawk:
--- Quote from: seasmoke on 14 Dec 2008, 16:51 ---you say goodbye
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I'm not making fun of you but this is funny.
Also that is so many emoticons that i can't even use proper grammar. Don't do that.
BrilliantEraser:
--- Quote from: squawk on 15 Dec 2008, 01:06 ---
--- Quote from: seasmoke on 14 Dec 2008, 16:51 ---you say goodbye
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I'm not making fun of you but this is funny.
Also that is so many emoticons that i can't even use proper grammar. Don't do that.
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Holy fuck, did not even notice that. The song is called Hello Goodbye. You are sure you are a Beatles fan, Seasmoke? And seconded on the emoticon usage. Did not want to chew you out, since you are a newbie, but now that someone else has mentioned it... do not do that again.
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