Feed me moosic

Posted by TDOT on May 7, 2009, 8:47 p.m.

So a little good since last blog. Life is steadily improving :p

Still some suck-ish bits, but I can live with it. Who cares about that though? On to the point!

Wait…what was the point?

Oh yeah!

Music!

The point to this blog is me asking you guys for some cool tunes. Not to listen to mind you, but to play. I'm looking for some new material to play on guitar. Now, why don't I just do this myself? Two reasons.

1.) My musical palette is less than fantastic. I need a little outside aid to help me out.

2.) The songs I DO think would be good always seem to escape me whenever I look up tabs. Basically, my mind becomes a blank sheet of paper.

Now this is where you come in. I'm not picky. It can be just about any genre (although rock and any form thereof is my preferred genre :p ). All I'm looking for is something that will be fun, awesome, or any a combination of the two. The last thing I learned/am learning is Hysteria by Muse. To be frank, the guitar in it is kinda on the boring side, so instead I learned the bass bit on guitar XD

Another cool thing about the bass in the song is, not only is it epic, but it's played through nearly ALL of the freakin' song. Once you get the hang of it, you can just about play the whole thing. Anyway, I'm going off on a tangent.

In review, here's the tl;dr version.

tl;dr:

1. Thumbs up for improvements.

2. Feed me some moosic.

3. I mean good music to play on guitar.

4. My musical palette leaves a lot to be desired.

5. Hysteria? Epic.

Shot down 7244 n00bs at time of blog.

Comments

Polystyrene Man 15 years, 6 months ago

The music you should play is equivalent to the music you should listen to. So:

Animal Collective

Radiohead

Sigur Ros

Yes

Caribou

Boards of Canada

Dan Deacon

Shugo Tokumaru

Aesop Rock

A Silver Mount Zion

Black Dice

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah

Battles

The Beastie Boys

TV on the Radio

RJD2

Portishead

The Flaming Lips

Fleet Foxes

My Bloody Valentine

Gang Gang Dance

Neutral Milk Hotel

Pink Floyd

High Places

Ratatat

Menomena

Grizzly Bear

The Helio Sequence

Ruby Suns

REM

Ween

M83

Jeff Buckley

Built to Spill

Clinic

Brian Wilson

Beck

El Guincho

Elbow

Grouper

Frank Zappa

Chemical Brothers

Beatles

Bjork

^Current favorites

Quietus 15 years, 6 months ago

My Bloody Valentine

Animal Collective

Radiohead

The Beastie Boys

Portishead

Pink Floyd

Frank Zappa

Bjork

I don't feel like making my own list (and kind of don't have to since i share Poly's tastes), so those are his suggestions that i second.

Actually i dislike Sigur Ros, if you want real post-rock go for early ones like Bark Psychosis, Talk Talk, or Slint.

sk8m8trix 15 years, 6 months ago

I think I'll just copy/paste my facebook music.

Adicts

Adverts

Alice Cooper

Automatics

Bob Dylan

Buzzcocks

CRASS

David Bowie

Dead Can Dance

Dead kennedys

Eddie and the Hot Rods

Elvis Costello

Eurythmics

Generation X

George Harrison

Guns on the Roof

Jimi Hendrix

Joe Strummer

Jonathan Coulton

John Lennon

Johnny Cash

Joy Division

Morcheeba

New Order

Paul McCartney

Penetration

Queen

Rammstein

Sex Pistols

Sham 69

Sid Vicious

Siouxsie and the Banshees

Skye

Styx

The Beatles

The Clash

The Cure

The Exploited

The Kinks

The Ramones

The Toy Dolls

The Vibrators

The Who

VNV Nation

X-Ray Spex

<3 Music

MMOnologueguy 15 years, 6 months ago

Against All Authority

Anti-Flag

Bad Religion

Bauhaus

The Clash

Crass

Dead Kennedys

The Descendants

Green Day (shut up) <- AI was gud, Dookie better, their new album's about 70% crap. having actually listened to the full leak, I'd say 60% is actually purdy gud.

The Misfits

NOFX

The Offspring <- their new stuff's shit

Pennywise <- need more diversity

The Ramones

Rancid

Sex Pistols

Social Distortion

Swear By This

The Who

^I need moar too

F1ak3r 15 years, 6 months ago

Uh, okay, here goes. In no particular order:

The Smashing Pumpkins

Arctic Monkeys

The Parlotones

Modest Mouse

Stone Temple Pilots

Metallica

Muse (but you already have that)

Matchbox 20

Pink Floyd

Yes

Jethro Tull

Radiohead

Snow Patrol

R.E.M.

The Offspring

Rise Against

Death Cab For Cutie

Jack Johson

David Gray

(that's piano, so nevermind)

Dream Theater

Buckethead

The Beatles

The Killers

Talking Heads

Led Zeppelin

Deep Purple

Black Sabbath

Nine Inch Nails

Oasis

Queensrÿche

Stars

The Postal Service (that's electronic, so nevermind… they do have an acoustic song though, I think)

The Bloodhound Gang

Tenacious D

Red Hot Chili Peppers

The White Stripes

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Joy Division

Coldplay

Counting Crows

Dire Straits

Don Mclean

Dave Matthews Band

Castypher 15 years, 6 months ago

These guys outdid me. And I have no idea who 90% of them are. Here's a quick list. Most of the items were brought back to me from the previous lists.

Metallica

Rise Against

Crush40

Nine Inch Nails

Goldfinger (only know one song from them but it was good)

REM

I'm too tired to think of any more. Crush40 isn't an American band, to my knowledge, but if it is, they don't really play much.

I don't memorize songs or band names, just listen to what comes on and comment if it sounds good, and change the station if it sounds bad.

ESA 15 years, 6 months ago

Buckethead. Seriously, anything Buckethead. I started playing his music and my musical and technical skill improved dramatically.

OBELISK 15 years, 6 months ago

If you want some music that's impossible to play on guitar, try some Protest the Hero. But only if you're prepared for hours of crying.

Flaker mentioned most of my favorite bands except for Tool and Coheed & Cambria. I strongly recommend RHCPs, but not so much NIN. They're not really guitar-driven.

frenchcon1 15 years, 6 months ago

Crass, Anaal Nathrakh, The Berzerker, Origin, Behemoth.

R 15 years, 6 months ago

All I can suggest at this point is Les Savy Fav for angularity/punkiness, Modest Mouse for indie rock, and Godspeed You! Black Emperor for post-rock.

Also Pavement. I don't think I saw Pavement yet. And on that note Guided by Voices.

Oh and Wire.