Thread: I Need Good Music To Download

Nice shaw...I dont like the hives....But Goldfinger, LTJ, little flogging molly all great stuff.

Especially the first two i listed. Some of my Favs.


Lol- Like 8 years back i went to the Goldfinger concert at the gothic, and they had some dude eat a twinky out of the drummers ass....It was gross but awesome at the same time.

Thought you would appreciate that.



psycho77- i am not sure what indie is (guess i am out of the times) but imo you can never go wrong with OFFSPRING...

Still though you got to tell me what you are doing or going on your vacation. Then i can give you a recomendation- if you want my opinion that is---lol--im sure there are many who do not for one reason or another.

After my trip to Denver last fall, I've decided some of the best driving music ever is Funker Vogt. German industrial, so not the genre you're looking for, but it's a great pick me up when the hours on the road get long, has a great driving beat.

I'm going to Myrtle Beach, SC.

To party, chill, just vacation, what are you going to do...PS i love myrtle beach.

Mostly chilling, escaping, not doing anything of great benefit to myself or my future, you know. Classic vacation.

Right now I like aberdien's plan of 90's music.

Like... Third Eye Blind - "Semi-Charmed Life"

Very chill.

Originally Posted by Broncospsycho77

For vacation. Nothing too dark, nothing too heavy, nothing too pop-like or overly-gangsta rap. Rock music, preferably modern, maybe indie.

Ideas?

Zero 7, Gorillaz, The Amazing Royal Crowns.

Lemme see what I can drum up.

More rock-rock:
Land of Sunshine by Faith No More

Ordinary rock:
Elbow

More Elbow.

I bought this album and I have to say that it's probably the best album I've bought since Tool's Lateralus.


Poets of the Fall.

Most of their stuff is too Nickleback-ish for my tastes, but they have some very good songs in each of their albums.

Chill-Rock(?):
Grizzly Bear

Elvis Costello by any chance?

Mogwai.


Random song about beer.

Song in Arabic. Understand very little of it, but it's a ballin' song lol


I'd definitely check Elbow out, IMO.

90's music to me just signifies freedom and fun and hanging out with friends. Great driving music.

Fastball- they had some good 90's - the way, she is high above me.

Hoobastank- crawling in the dark, remember me

Bargain Music--Ulitmate chill music- they are hard to find though...Some of thier best songs are- Black eye, percaltor, forest for the trees,,others songs are what would you do

They are one of the most underrated bands IMO, super chill, but funny at the same time.

Sister hazel- all for you- great song too from the 90's

Maybe a little hootie and the blowfish

VH1's 100 greatest songs of the 90's list is pretty good. Skim through that, work the youtube and you'll recognize most of them i'd bet.

You should check out this band called the Henry Clay People They're this local band from Los Angeles. They have this indie/alternative sound mixed with some rock and roll. They're really great and just a fun band (especially live).

Originally Posted by Broncospsycho77

Mostly chilling, escaping, not doing anything of great benefit to myself or my future, you know. Classic vacation.

Right now I like aberdien's plan of 90's music.

Like... Third Eye Blind - "Semi-Charmed Life"

Very chill.

90s music is always a good way to go. One band that is really under-appreciated now is Collective Soul. I would check out their self-titled album and the 'Seven Year Itch' compilation and make some combo album of the two.