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Originally posted by airwalker1 northan soul was better thoe being thier fist ever work.

Uhm, no. They released their first singles in 92 and their masterpiece debut album "A Storm In Heaven" in 93.

"A Northern Soul" is their second album, released in 95.

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Originally posted by SMC Uhm, no. They released their first singles in 92 and their masterpiece debut album "A Storm In Heaven" in 93. "A Northern Soul" is their second album, released in 95.

Formation and Verve EP (1989–1992)

Verve formed when the group met at Winstanley Sixth Form College, Wigan Metropolitan Borough, Greater Manchester, in 1989. Led by singer Richard Ashcroft, the band caused a buzz in early 1991 for its ability to captivate audiences with its musical textures and avant-garde sensibilities.

The group were signed by Hut Records in 1991[2] and their first studio releases in 1992, "All In The Mind", "She's a Superstar", and "Gravity Grave" (along with the December 1992 Verve EP) saw the band become a critical success, making an impression with freeform guitar work by McCabe and unpredictable vocals by Ashcroft. Those first 3 singles reached the first spot in the UK Indie charts. And She's A Superstar did enter the UK Top 75 Singles Chart. The band saw some support from these early days in the United States in some music scenes in big cities like New York connected with psychedelic music.

[edit] A Storm in Heaven (1993–1994)

1993's A Storm in Heaven, the band's full-length debut, produced by esteemed record producer John Leckie (of Radiohead, The Stone Roses, XTC and The Fall fame), was a critical smash, but was only a moderate commercial success, reaching #27 in the UK album chart that summer.[2]

"Blue" was released as the lead single and again managed to enter in the UK Top 75 at 69 and reached number 2 in the Indie charts. The second single from the album, "Slide Away", topped the UK indie rock charts. The band played on the travelling U.S. alternative rock festival, Lollapalooza, in the summer of 1994. They released a new mix of "Blue" in the US for promoting the band. The tour proved disastrous for the group, as Ashcroft was hospitalized for dehydration caused by overdosing on Ecstasy, and Salisbury was arrested for destroying a hotel room in Kansas in a drug-fuelled delirium.[3] After the tour, the jazz label Verve Records sued the band for trademark infringement, forcing the group to officially change their name to The Verve. The first release that saw this change in name was the 1994 album No Come Down, which comprises some 1993 b-sides plus a live version of Gravity Grave performed at Glastonbury and an acoustic remake of "Butterfly", originally from A Storm in Heaven.



so it looks like we were both rong.

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Originally posted by woscar99 I already have all of The Offspring albums (the ones that are worth anything at least: Ignition, Smash, Ixnay, Americana...which is where it started to go downhill) I'll check those other bands you suggested. If you guys could help me by posting specific songs it would be great...It's kinda hard to identify the great ones by listening to 30 second samples or just watching YouTube videos of the singles. Thanks!

well of my recomendations some are concept albums..and must be heard all the way through in my opinion..but ill single out some tracks..

The Fall of Troy - F.C.P.R.E.M.I.X
The Fall of Troy - Quarter Past
The Fall of Troy - Dark Trail
The Dear Hunter - 1878
The Dear Hunter - Smiling Swine
Kaddisfly - September, Birds
Kaddisfly - February, Silk Road
Kaddisfly - August, Harbor
(just check the all actually)
As Tall As Lions - Ghost of York
As Tall As Lions - Love, Love, Love (Love, Love)
As Tall As Lions - Song For Luna
Circa Survive - Living Together
Circa Survive - The Greatest Lie
Coheed and Cambria - Apollo I: The Writing Writer
Coheed and Cambria - God Send Conspirator
Coheed and Cambria - Gravemakers and Gunslingers
The Mars Volta - Roulette Dares ( The Haunt Of)
The Mars Volta - Miranda, That Ghost Just Isn't Holy Anymore
The Mars Volta - Tetragrammaton
The Mars Volta - Goliath
Minus The Bear - Knights
Minus The Bear - Pachuca Sunrise
The Decemberists - The Island-Come and See-The Landlord's Daughter-You'll Not Feel the Drowning
Fair to Midland - (Tibet) Dance Of the Manatee
Fair to Midland - Walls of Jericho
Fair to Midland - Tall Tales Like Sour Grapes
Isis - So Did We
Porcupine Tree - Deadwing
Porcupine Tree - Lazarus
Portugal. The Man - Children
Deerhunter - Cryptograms
Circle Takes The Square - Interview At The Ruins

but yeah ide just get the entire albums of all these bands...

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Originally posted by Danny Ocean well of my recomendations some are concept albums..and must be heard all the way through in my opinion..but ill single out some tracks.. The Fall of Troy - F.C.P.R.E.M.I.X

I have this one, it's on Guitar Hero III. Awesome, awesome track

Thanks for all your suggestions, looks like I'll have a very productive weekend!

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Originally posted by airwalker1 so it looks like we were both rong.

Nope. That text says what i said.

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Originally posted by airwalker1 so it looks like we were both rong.

So you can't even read either, huh?

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I know you're tired of "emo", but I can't help but suggest Saosin, which is more of a postcore band.

THE OLD SAOSIN. When Anthony Green (now with Circa Survive) was the lead singer. Their music was just so raw...so much feeling. Every person in that band contributed in such an amazing way. Guitars were insane, drums sounded like machine guns, vocals of an angel.

Saosin - Translating the Name EP

Just give it a try if you haven't

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Originally posted by siastyle Okay iv hurd the Album and lemmi tell you guyz.... Tiesto is gono make it back to the top again with these hits. The thing about it is that hes trying 2 bring a new style tho just like he did with Just be and it worked. they songs areunt TOO HIGHT up. but the vocals acaully are the best thing in 2007. The Track Carpe Noctum is like traffic but it hink he could of prefected the shit ouf it. but generalllyy its an amazing album...oh and Ten Seconds Before Sunrise is like Forever today TIMES 12

What the hell is Postcore?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-metal

There are sub genres in rock just like EDM...

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Originally posted by siastyle Okay iv hurd the Album and lemmi tell you guyz.... Tiesto is gono make it back to the top again with these hits. The thing about it is that hes trying 2 bring a new style tho just like he did with Just be and it worked. they songs areunt TOO HIGHT up. but the vocals acaully are the best thing in 2007. The Track Carpe Noctum is like traffic but it hink he could of prefected the shit ouf it. but generalllyy its an amazing album...oh and Ten Seconds Before Sunrise is like Forever today TIMES 12

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Originally posted by SMC Nope. That text says what i said.

er no coss if you read the text it states they relised an ep first ok. combining all off the first tracks they had ever made.

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Originally posted by airwalker1 er no coss if you read the text it states they relised an ep first ok. combining all off the first tracks they had ever made.

Can't you just read the text you yourself posted instead of wasting time being an idiot?

"The Verve EP", from late 92, is a collection of tracks taken from their first three singles, released earlier the same year. It does not include all tracks from the singles, and two of the tracks on the EP are shorter edits.








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