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Title: my favourite music scenes atm Post by: mrlee on June 20, 2006, 07:54:51 PM Retro rock coming out of the UK
and the whole 80s styled stuff fro sweden and all those areas. its great, anyone else agree? Title: Re: my favourite music scenes atm Post by: Gordi on June 23, 2006, 02:36:42 AM Retro rock like the Libertines and Dirty Pretty Things?
I haven't heard a whole lot of the 80's stuff from Sweden. what bands do you mean? I like some of that so-called 'angular' stuff like The Futureheads and Franz Ferdinand. I don't really understand the whole scene thing though. Title: Re: my favourite music scenes atm Post by: mrlee on June 23, 2006, 06:56:04 AM Retro rock like the Libertines and Dirty Pretty Things? I haven't heard a whole lot of the 80's stuff from Sweden. what bands do you mean? I like some of that so-called 'angular' stuff like The Futureheads and Franz Ferdinand. I don't really understand the whole scene thing though. nah dude youve got the wrong bands there. im talking bands created the sounds of led zep crossed with ac/dc etc. not lame ass "stop start guitar riff" bands like libertines. Title: Re: my favourite music scenes atm Post by: Tomorrows on June 23, 2006, 08:01:09 AM Yea retro rock is alright but it feels a bit recycled, love the Hives if you want to class them as that. There are always cool underground bands doing some cutting edge stuff which I listen to here and there.
Overall though, Im liking the old musicians new stuff like the Chili's, Neil Young and Gunners (of course). Waiting on Yes' next release. Title: Re: my favourite music scenes atm Post by: mrlee on June 23, 2006, 08:04:02 AM Yea retro rock is alright but it feels a bit recycled, love the Hives if you want to class them as that. There are always cool underground bands doing some cutting edge stuff which I listen to here and there. Overall though, Im liking the old musicians new stuff like the Chili's, Neil Young and Gunners (of course). Waiting on Yes' next release. hmm im thinking youve got the wrong classification here. Hives arnt type of music im reffering to. www.roadstarband.co.uk theres a track free to listen to on there. Title: Re: my favourite music scenes atm Post by: Hammy on June 23, 2006, 09:04:21 AM I'm guessing you mean...
Roadstar Glitterati Towers of London Tokyo Dragons as for Sweden only band i can think of is CrashDiet (They were Swedish right?) but they're frontman died, although they are looking for a new one for a new band..... As for the 4 bands i mentioned. You know i adore Roadstar (still need to get the new album...), Glitterati are awesome to, very similar. The latter 2 i found bland (i finally checked out Towers of London...), the vocals for Towers were awful, not my thing at all. Title: Re: my favourite music scenes atm Post by: mrlee on June 23, 2006, 10:30:23 AM I'm guessing you mean... Roadstar Glitterati Towers of London Tokyo Dragons as for Sweden only band i can think of is CrashDiet (They were Swedish right?) but they're frontman died, although they are looking for a new one for a new band..... As for the 4 bands i mentioned. You know i adore Roadstar (still need to get the new album...), Glitterati are awesome to, very similar. The latter 2 i found bland (i finally checked out Towers of London...), the vocals for Towers were awful, not my thing at all. ahh yes with towers the vocals are either the make or break. i can stand the vocals, i enjoy t he music alot. Roadstar great though, you wont be dissapointed with there album. get into the answer dude, they have the best guitarist of all these retro rock bands. Title: Re: my favourite music scenes atm Post by: AdZ on June 23, 2006, 12:52:08 PM Towers of London are the most horrific live experience I've ever endured.
Adding to the fact they all need a slap. Title: Re: my favourite music scenes atm Post by: mrlee on June 23, 2006, 12:54:35 PM Towers of London are the most horrific live experience I've ever endured. Adding to the fact they all need a slap. lmao, care to share the experience? Title: Re: my favourite music scenes atm Post by: AdZ on June 23, 2006, 07:43:25 PM Club NME have a couple of bands every week
So I'm there, and they walk on. I'm interested 'cause I remembered hearing they were influenced by GN'R.. so I'm watching and waiting.. and.. the levels sucked but I'm not holding that against them. But the singer was just horrific, and trying to be 'punk', and failing miserably and just being generally annoying and in need of a good fist to his face. And, the music just sucked. It was horrendous. Too much posing, not enough playing. |