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Need suggestions.
Hello. I'm new to these forums and to this genre of music in general. I generally listen to metal (such as Opeth, In Flames, Tesseract), underground hiphop (Sage Francis, Atmosphere, Aesop Rock, Dose One), prog rock (Porcupine Tree, Dreamtheater), and a small amount of more mainstream rock (Coheed, Chevelle). I don't like usually like pop music, although some of it is tolerable. The only types of music I really, really cannot stand are 80s anything and country. My musical tastes are kind of all over the place compared to most people I know.
I'm interested in getting into trace/dance/electronic music but there is so much material out there I have absolutely no idea where to begin. None of my friends are experts on the subject.
I used to like Prodigy quite a bit in the mid-late 90s. So I started from there when I began looking. So far, what I've found that I like the most is Above and Beyond's Group Therapy album. I've listened to a lot of deadmou5 but a lot of his material seems to be hit or miss for me.
Any suggestions as to where I should go from here?
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| Originally posted by malician Hello. I'm new to these forums and to this genre of music in general. I generally listen to metal (such as Opeth, In Flames, Tesseract), underground hiphop (Sage Francis, Atmosphere, Aesop Rock, Dose One), prog rock (Porcupine Tree, Dreamtheater), and a small amount of more mainstream rock (Coheed, Chevelle). I don't like usually like pop music, although some of it is tolerable. The only types of music I really, really cannot stand are 80s anything and country. My musical tastes are kind of all over the place compared to most people I know. I'm interested in getting into trace/dance/electronic music but there is so much material out there I have absolutely no idea where to begin. None of my friends are experts on the subject. I used to like Prodigy quite a bit in the mid-late 90s. So I started from there when I began looking. So far, what I've found that I like the most is Above and Beyond's Group Therapy album. I've listened to a lot of deadmou5 but a lot of his material seems to be hit or miss for me. Any suggestions as to where I should go from here? |
Chemical Brothers: Dig Your Own Hole album
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| Originally posted by malician really cannot stand are 80s anything |
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