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How many people here at the forums actually listen to Underground music

I used to but I'm sure it was different than the current underground.

For me it was bands like The Government.

That was in the 80s. What is the underground today?

Oo dam that must be some old skool **** underground ya My underground right atm consist of Lets see,

Kottonmouth kings

Blaze yo dead hommie

Insane clown possie

immortal technique

Mower

Hed Pe

Kingspade

Tech n9ne

Judge D

and alotz more

so, can I assume you are down with the clown?

OO hell ya im be down wit the clownz for about rest of my life im not fading out of it Never will

Why you down wit the clownz to?

Juggal4life;526374 wrote: OO hell ya im be down wit the clownz for about rest of my life im not fading out of it Never will

Why you down wit the clownz to?


I wouldn't say that specifically. But here's a thread for you:

http://www.forumgarden.com/forums/showt ... ight=clown

You listen to them at all or not rele?

nope.

Can't say I have.

If you give me a link to your very favourite video on youtube I'll check it out and tell you what I think.

Yo.

Itinks she sayin dat OCP is olskool.

Not bad for a 46 year old white man , eh?

iight sec let me go find a link to one my favs

I suspected when I saw the title "Another Love Song" that it was not really going to be a love song. I'm still of that opinion, having listened to it.

As far as the music goes, if you pretend you can't hear the lyrics, which is almost true, the song itself has a nice tune. It's repetitive but so is most music. I could chill out to that tune at a house party. I could even do homework to it.

When I looked up the lyrics I thought of Guns'N'Roses "I Used To Love Her (But I had to kill her)". Very similar. So it's not entirely original in the lyrics department, just a little more graphic. And kinder. I noticed at the end that the ICP dude was willing to kill himself as well and I thought that showed a little compassion.

Good to kno you could chill to that kinda music

but thats only like one band and like one song

Im currently likeing a different song by Subnoize souljoz called uncle sam

its cool song

Anyone else who wants to check it out, the link is

Insane Clown Posse - Another Love Song

eta: if you close your eyes and let the words blur together most people will find it acceptable.

Juggal4life;526354 wrote: How many people here at the forums actually listen to Underground music


Most people seem to walk by as quickly as they can.

I guess I was so deep into the underground music I didn't realize it was underground.

These were some of my favourites that apparently fit the category.

The Jesus And Mary Chain

The Smiths

The Cure

Dead Kennedys

Ministry

Violent Femmes

The English Beat

The Dead Milkmen

Concrete Blonde

Joy Division

Sisters Of Mercy

Novelty;527006 wrote: Have you ever heard of Ekova, Dead Can Dance or Cocteau Twins?

they are my true favourites..

for some reason i enjoy the feminine vocal most of all :-6


haven't heard of Ekova but listened to the other two.

what song might I enjoy from Ekova?

Novelty;527034 wrote: I'm not sure, try these samples on the left of the web page:

http://sixdegreesrecords.com/artists.php?artist=Ekova


There were some that I really didn't like but from the "Space Lullabies" album I liked In The Kitchen and In The Garden

koan;526365 wrote:

For me it was bands like The Government.




Cool !

I have the "Flat Tire" EP. "Flat Tire" was a staple in the early days of CFNY-FM.

I've also got their "Electric Eye" album, but it's basically a soundtrack of a video presentation. It's extremely bizarre out of context, and I'm sure it's extremely bizarre within context.

Ever listen to The Dishes, another Toronto art rock/video performance group from the late '70s/early '80s?

Richard Bell;527105 wrote: Cool !

I have the "Flat Tire" EP. "Flat Tire" was a staple in the early days of CFNY-FM.

I've also got their "Electric Eye" album, but it's basically a soundtrack of a video presentation. It's extremely bizarre out of context, and I'm sure it's extremely bizarre within context.

Ever listen to The Dishes, another Toronto art rock/video performance group from the late '70s/early '80s?


No. I didn't hear The Dishes. I'm excited about the album names for The Government though! I've been trying to locate their stuff online but when I type anything with government in it all I get are google results for Bush :-5

A big local band was Images in Vogue.

I'm not from Orillia but a lot of my friends were.

koan;527117 wrote: I'm excited about the album names for The Government though! I've been trying to locate their stuff online but when I type anything with government in it all I get are google results for Bush :-5




I assume the "Bush" in question is George, and not the band from the '90s ??

Give me a few days to exhume my Government vinyl, and a few more days to convert them to mp3, and I'll fix you up.

I'll toss in The Poles "CN Tower" and The Demics "New York City" into the bargain.:guitarist

Richard Bell;527797 wrote: I assume the "Bush" in question is George, and not the band from the '90s ??

Give me a few days to exhume my Government vinyl, and a few more days to convert them to mp3, and I'll fix you up.

I'll toss in The Poles "CN Tower" and The Demics "New York City" into the bargain.:guitarist


:yh_worshp

doin' the snoopy dance!!!

Oh, heck yeah! :guitarist