Rate the song above you: non-electronic music

[OZA]

6/10 I guess if I was into that sort of music it's alright.

Here's my favorite He's Gone performance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvWO0h_TNeM

 

[StarOceanHouse]

I'm gonna have to check out some more GD because that was pretty enjoyable. The song was quite groovy and feelsgoodman.

9/10

Fiona Apple - A Mistake

 

[*samsonite*]

Sexy factor 9/10. Fiona Apple makes good bedroom music.

Doors & Skrillex in awesome film, RE:Generation
http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=OwEY_X5nSy8

 

[StarOceanHouse]

EMD forum is thisway


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[MrGrunge]

Doors & Skrillex in awesome film, RE:Generation
http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=OwEY_X5nSy8

I have a few problems with this song, all of them are Skrillex. Since this is NEMD, I won't rate it because I have no idea what constitutes "good" "dubstep".

The Roots - "Datskat"

 

[Bill]

I'm gonna have to check out some more GD because that was pretty enjoyable. The song was quite groovy and feelsgoodman.

You should SOH, a lot of dead is really groovy and not a single performance is the same

The Roots - "Datskat"

That was pretty cool, the chorus got a little annoying but not too bad 6/10

Joe Cocker, Mad Dogs and Englishmen - The Letter Live 1970

 

[*samsonite*]

I have a few problems with this song, all of them are Skrillex. Since this is NEMD, I won't rate it because I have no idea what constitutes "good" "dubstep".

The Roots - "Datskat"

The point of sharing wasn't to show dubstep. The song is part of a documentary where they take different genres of music and mix them to make a new sound. The songs don't belong to a particular genre but rather of a mix of them(ie: rap/classical, jazz/alternative..). The Doors collaborated for that song and provided the instrumental and vocal clips.

 

[StarOceanHouse]

^cool. That's EDM though. Nothing in that song you posted makes me think "jazz/alternative" or "rap/classical". Just sounded like your average wobblestep.

 

[MrGrunge]

Joe Cocker, Mad Dogs and Englishmen - The Letter Live 1970

Dude, Leon Russel's top hat alone is enough to give this song a 10/10

King Tuff - "Bad Thing"

And hey! If you like that, here's the full album (which is pretty damn awesome) on Youtube.

 

[motherofearth]

7/10. Great repetitive riff. Love the Tuff.

The Rationals - I Need You

 

[StarOceanHouse]

that was pretty cool. it had a nice rock n roll flavor to it.

7/10

Vanessa Carlton - 1000 miles

 

[brimz]

Never heard this Girl Before so i'ma be open minded.

It's the sort of song my Mum would really like ( My Mum is way cool btw , she saw Jimi Hendrix in the U.K back in the day ) in fact i'm a put her on to this i'm sure she will love it so for that i'll give it 7/10.

http://youtu.be/xB2nqzkE86Q R.I.P

 

[alasdairm]

^ a solid 8/10. very evocative of a special time and a wonderful voice.

how about this legend: arthur lee and love - alone again or

i've been lucky enough to see him live twice...

alasdair

 

[Asclepius]

^
Lucky indeed!

A bit bias; partial to Love/A.Lee
...so 9/10




Battles - Race Out

 

[brimz]

^^
Not feeling this at all at the start but it does grow as the it gets more intense . Maybe i would appreciate it more if under the influence of Psychedelic drugs !
5/10

B.B. King & Bobby 'Blue' Bland - I Like To Live The Love

 

[1394]

^^ 5/10

I'm really getting into Riley and Cherry

Terry Riley and Don Cherry

 

[Asclepius]

^
damn... that is incredibly beautiful! 10/10


Battles|Race In

 

[foolsgold]

9/10 blatant king crimson rip off but hey why not when it sounds just as good and as if its come straight from the world of robert fripp

http://youtu.be/ztKWDkf8uLs A Connecticut Yankee In The Court of King Arthur robert fripp and the league of crafty guitarist

 

[phatass]

not at all my stye but 8/10 coz its mad funky n tripped out, n i hadn't heard nuthin like it in a while


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHAf39N0VdA

(true story... reminds me of an ex , n second half of a friend (not dead))

 

[milagro]

A lot of good music in this megathread; I got to about the 14th song and crapped out because I realized I spent an hour listening to a small no. in the thread. I have been on a Josh Homme kick lately and fell in love with PJ Harvey when, on a whim, I saw her after I heard "Sheela na gig" on the local college station. I bought a ticket for myself and was awestruck by this little woman with a huge guitar just rocking the shit out of 1-200 audience. Combine the two and you get:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Glb_moRvgps

Sorry if it was already posted. I knew about Josh H. and his collaboration with many musicians but I enjoyed this mix because it displays Polly Jean's seductive vocals. It starts off way to fast but the music video is absolute crap so I went with the live version "Crawl Home". The Desert Sessions put out some other good tunes but her vocals made this song special, to me anyway.