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The Generations of Music
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Campgottagopee
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AMEN!
Campgottagopee
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90's grunge? Anyone? I'm a fan...
Alice in Chains
Nirvana
Soundgarden
STP
Pearl Jam
Temple of the Dog
Bush
Candlebox
Foo Fighters
Some of my fav
Alice in Chains
Nirvana
Soundgarden
STP
Pearl Jam
Temple of the Dog
Bush
Candlebox
Foo Fighters
Some of my fav
jasonwx
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MC2
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Eddie Vedder is just a good musician. I really like the Into The Wild soundtrack. He has a new solo album coming out early next year.
Warp daddy
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SayvilleSteve
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Surprised no one has mentioned King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard yet. They are as prolific as they are shape shifting.
With close to 20 albums in the past 10 years ranging from garage rock (I Am in Your Mind Fuzz) to psychedelic (Sketches of Brunswick East) to acid jazz (Quarters) to metal (Infest the Rats Nest) to synth-based alternative (Butterfly 3000) they literally have something for everyone. Their best known album is likely Nonagon Infinity, but my favorites are a trio of albums they did with microtonal tuning (Flying Microtonal Banana, KG and LW).
If you are interested, their album Polygonwandaland can be heard with minimal interruptions on this really cool podcast:
thenewdadrock.buzzsprout.com
With close to 20 albums in the past 10 years ranging from garage rock (I Am in Your Mind Fuzz) to psychedelic (Sketches of Brunswick East) to acid jazz (Quarters) to metal (Infest the Rats Nest) to synth-based alternative (Butterfly 3000) they literally have something for everyone. Their best known album is likely Nonagon Infinity, but my favorites are a trio of albums they did with microtonal tuning (Flying Microtonal Banana, KG and LW).
If you are interested, their album Polygonwandaland can be heard with minimal interruptions on this really cool podcast:
EP 32. Going to Polygondwanaland - The New Dad Rock
A wise man said, a little less talk a little more action. Not wanting to upset Elvis, the Dads spend most of this episode listening to Polygondwanaland, the 12th studio album from Australian psych-rockers King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. (For a...
Peter Minde
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I like what I've heard from them on the radio.... don't have any of their records. Might be time to address that.Surprised no one has mentioned King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard yet. They are as prolific as they are shape shifting.
With close to 20 albums in the past 10 years ranging from garage rock (I Am in Your Mind Fuzz) to psychedelic (Sketches of Brunswick East) to acid jazz (Quarters) to metal (Infest the Rats Nest) to synth-based alternative (Butterfly 3000) they literally have something for everyone. Their best known album is likely Nonagon Infinity, but my favorites are a trio of albums they did with microtonal tuning (Flying Microtonal Banana, KG and LW).
If you are interested, their album Polygonwandaland can be heard with minimal interruptions on this really cool podcast:
EP 32. Going to Polygondwanaland - The New Dad Rock
A wise man said, a little less talk a little more action. Not wanting to upset Elvis, the Dads spend most of this episode listening to Polygondwanaland, the 12th studio album from Australian psych-rockers King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. (For a...
