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In an areoplane over the sea - by Neutral Milk Hotel
In some album charts its in the top 20 ever.....ever!
Fantastic band and album 8)


 
Posted : 01/02/2013 8:04 pm
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so when you say "no one", you mean "loads of people"?


 
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I mean not exactly mainstream - cult - different


 
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On all fours. by Stool

Great album, but nobody heard it because we didn't get signed.....


 
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On all fours. by Stool

Just the name alone sounds fab I wanna hear it! Stool lol ๐Ÿ˜†


 
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Delilah - Go


 
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Sack - You Are What You Eat


 
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This is alright...

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Mazzy Star - She Hangs Brightly. From a while back mind you.


 
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Trick of the Night - Sixtoes
Have a listen to some of their Depeche Mode remixes - The Sinner in me is fantastic!


 
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Mazzy Star are good.

If you're into a bit of techno, Vegas by The Crystal Method is a great album. Nobody I know has heard of them but you will have heard some of their music.


 
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Townes Van Zandt Live at athe Old Quarter Houston


 
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Aenima by Tool.

Great album.


 
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Beefeater- House burning down.
Fantastic ' hardcore' album with soul and sax and bass slappin'

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The Beatles - Help!

Is there a prize, or is it not that sort of game yet?


 
Posted : 01/02/2013 9:20 pm
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You're going to have to try harder, I've heard of/got stuff by Neutral Milk Hotel, Mazzy Star, Townes Van Zandt, Tool.
[i]Eating February[/i], by Star 69 is a great album, the only one they did. Thrum are a great little band, Monica Queen, their singer, sounds a bit like Maria McKee, backed by Neil Young, actually Johnny Smillie. They formed in 1992, in Lanarkshire. Recorded an album in 1993, called [i]Rifferama[/i]. Broke up a bit later, and Monica went solo. I've just discovered, to my delight, that they got back together in 2011, and have an album in iTunes! I will be buying that very shortly.
Tiger were another terrific band, sort of post-punk, played drone guitars with only two or three strings, had a moderately successful album called [i]We Are Puppets[/i], and a final one called [i]Rosaria[/i].
Then there's The Violet Hour, The Julie Dolphin, 6 Day Riot, The Submarines, Sniff 'n' The Tears, Slingbacks, Drugstore, Linoleum, Sam Phillips, Redbird, Pony Up!, Oh Laura, Mulu, Monkey Swallows The Universe, Mechanical Bride... ๐Ÿ˜€


 
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OK how about Songs on the Radio by The Geezers of Nazareth?


 
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Liking Mazzy Star - cheers guys


 
Posted : 01/02/2013 9:31 pm
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Ghosts, by Nakatomi Plaza.


 
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Sona Fariq- Sona Fariq. B-team One Minute Silence basically, but brilliant live.

Nobody else seems to remember the Slingbacks. Brilliant band, wouldn't be summer for me without a bit of All Pop No Star. And also I had a massive crush on the singer :mrgreen:


 
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Saw Thrum in I think 13th Note back in the day.

Band I enjoyed was called The Smiles, superb live, big sound, quirky, all dressed in crushed velvet, some cracking tunes. They got signed and the stylists got to work, stripped their personalities out, and dumbed down the sound, real shame. Think they only has 1 single.....


 
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Not exactly unheard of but I love Cosmo Jarvis. Akira The Don is good too.


 
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Don't know how well known these are in Britain..

Rammstein - Herzeleid

Or their second album Mutter.

Saw them in Braunschweig at the beginning of their career Probs 100 people turns up..now they fill stadiums.

An American friend of mine took me to see The Reverend Horton Heat in Oxford. Fantastic Psychobilly.


 
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Dimestore Haloes - Thrill City Crime Control


 
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Don't know how well known these are in Britain..

Rammstein

They're headlining Download this year with Iron Maiden and Slipknot. The good news is, you're not a hipster ๐Ÿ™‚


 
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The Geezers of Nazareth is a great name


 
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Guffy Trousers - The Sound of Trumpets.

Their third album "Is that a Quacking Duck?" is also a gem.


 
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Anything and everything by the super furry animals!


 
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I'm going to post up Yellowhouse.

Cover's band my mate plays bass in (he may be along shortly if he sees this) but they are good and very entertaining.


 
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Brakes - "Give Blood"


 
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super furry animals

Not exactly non-mainstream though are they?


 
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'Aenima by Tool'

Which has sold 3.5 million copies in the US alone. No ones heard that then.


 
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Crippled Black Phoenix


 
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The Advisory Circle....... If you like 70s ambient public information film type electronica...... Works for me though ๐Ÿ™‚


 
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Mando Diao. Love them, want 'Crystal' played at my funeral.


 
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'Aenima by Tool'

Which has sold 3.5 million copies in the US alone. No ones heard that then.

I believe the OP was looking for something that wasn't mainstream. Yes they've sold sh*tloads in the US, but you'd be surprised of the amount of people who haven't heard of them over here.


 
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you'd be surprised of the amount of people who haven't heard of them over here.

I've heard of Tool. Never heard anything [i]by[/i] them though


 
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America Town - by Five for Fighting


 
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Black Moth, for a bit of good old Black Country heavy rock.


 
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I've heard of Tool and I've got this ๐Ÿ™‚
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