Recommend some new music to me...

[SouthernShred]

Trying to find some new stuff to put on the iPod and broaden my horizons a bit...here is what is getting most of the play time right now:

Jimmy Herring
Steve Morse
Andy Timmons
Redd Volkaert
Brad Paisley
Maceo Parker
Parliament Funkadelic
Tab Benoit
Radiohead
Snow Patrol

[Telebluze]

Mofro
Mofro
Mofro

Start with "Country Ghetto".....then "Lochloosa".....followed closely by the new one "Orange Blossom".......or hell, you could just take my word for it and get 'em all at once......they're all freakin' killer....

The only one I don't care too much for is "Black Water"......there's some great tunes on it, it's just not nearly as consistent as the other three....

I'll think of some more later.......

Peace,
Ken

[Carltone]

Mike Keneally-Dancing, Dog, Guitar Therapy Live

Joshua Redman- Freedom in the Groove, Elastic

Hiromi- Beyond Standard, Another Mind

Tal Wilkenfield debut cd with Wayne Krantz

Steps - Smokin' in the Pit

Squarepusher- Hard Normal Daddy, Just a Souviner

Allan Holdsworth- 16 Men of Tain

Helborg, Lane, Sipe- Time is the Enemy, Temporal Annalogues of Paradise

David Torn- Tripping Over God, Prezens

Terje Rypdal- Skywards, Chaser, Self Titled

Nels Cline Singers- The Giant Pin, Draw Breath

Mike Landau- Boner, the Raging Honkies, Tales from the Bulge, w/Karizma Document

that oughtta keep ya bizzie!

[Brooks]

best cd i've bought in a long time is WILL BERNARDs new one, BLUE PLATE SPECIAL, w/ john medeski/stanton moore/andy hess.

i have some cd's FS in the MISC FS section (shawn lane, al dimeola, MMW, etc).

[brooksrocco]

I'm gonna keep these reccomendations in the rock world, cuz that seems to be where yer head's at! good! cuz mine is too!

My new favorite straight ahead rock band is Biffy Clyro (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsSqFMNAf2o), a huge-sounding three piece from Scotland. They're getting big, watch out for them.

Getting slightly more out-there would be Manchester's massive 3-guitared, self-proclaimed 'progressive death indie' band Oceansize (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFkyrRqzkIQ). Love these guys, their latest album, Frames, is killer.

More out-there, you say? Boris (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXr1nTsWKYk), Japanese psychedelic punk, sort of like if the Melvins were. well. from Japan. Brace yourself!




OKOK, let's get crazy! Boenox (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8Mm7NVxLmM) is an experimental orchestral group from Belgium. All the players are involved in prestigious Flemish orchestras around the region, but Boenox is their chance to get a little saucy. With confidence, I can say that if you click that link, you'll be the only person in your town, city, and county listening to this group.

Enjoy!

[derekd]

I will then go outside the rock world and include "Guitars" by jazz legend McCoy Tyner. Iconic keyboard player who includes tunes with:

Derek Trucks
John Scofield
Bill Frisell
Marc Ribot
Bela Fleck

It includes a dvd that has 3 hours of footage of McCoy playing with each. Includes Ron Carter on bass and Jack DeJohnette on drums. Some VERY cool playing.

[marsellus]

Along the Radiohead and Snow Patrol line, you might like:

Athlete
Idlewild
Thom Yorke's solo album (The Eraser)
Stars (a Canadian band)
Death Cab for Cutie
City and Colour
Longwave

[Spudman]

Karmakanic - Who's the Boss In the Factory is superb
Ritual - Hemulic Voluntary Band is great
RPWL - The RPWL Experience #1 in some polls

all good