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One more id like to add: Ellen Allien & Apparat - Orchestra of Bubbles
Music that Is "Trippy"
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Considering that many of the bands he listed were as early as the 1980s, I figured I could take that advisory with a grain of salt
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Interesting to note the '60s influence through all these bands!
| Originally Posted by gratefulshrink I definitely agree with Rain Parade, Dream Syndicate, and the Byrds, but the OP had asked for "contemporary"..... |
Considering that many of the bands he listed were as early as the 1980s, I figured I could take that advisory with a grain of salt
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| Originally Posted by DPM Stone Roses Primal Scream Flaming Lips (early) Happy Mondays Soup Dragons Spiritualized |
Interesting to note the '60s influence through all these bands!
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Not sure the going definition of trippy but Godspeed you Black Emperor! - F#A# (infinity) trips me out.
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this should be the next album you buy.
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VicAjax and jamesb say:
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This is a great site! I read a thread looking for didgeridoo music. Based upon this thread, I picked-up "Are You Shpoongled? A great album which I never would have found.
Good Work!
Keep on Didgeridooin'
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| Shpongle - Tales of the Inexpressible |
This is a great site! I read a thread looking for didgeridoo music. Based upon this thread, I picked-up "Are You Shpoongled? A great album which I never would have found.
Good Work!
Keep on Didgeridooin'
The Firey Furnaces new album Bitter Tea is WAY out there on most tracks and I guess I would consider the album very 'trippy.'
Also, check out Jam & Spoon (the names of their albums I have elude me at the moment) and some of the tracks from the new Cut Chemist CD The Audience's Listening are 'trippy.'
Also, check out Jam & Spoon (the names of their albums I have elude me at the moment) and some of the tracks from the new Cut Chemist CD The Audience's Listening are 'trippy.'
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The Verve's E.P and Storm in Heaven. My Bloody Valentine's Loveless. Quickspace One of my favorite "trippy" songs is "Shakermaker" from Oasis' Definiely Maybe. Early Grateful Dead jams--"Darkstar," etc. I generally consider "trippy" to be layers of guitar with feedback, dissonance and bending of chords.
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Their Live Album is available on US label.
http://www.nearfestrecords.com/releases.asp?ID=9
| Originally Posted by DPM Wow this is great stuff. Kind of a mash of Do Make Say Think and a jam band like Phish. Do their other CDs sound like their EP that you can download from the site? Where can you get their CDs from? Hoping they are on emusic.com but no such luck. Probably an expensive import for us in North America? DPM |
Their Live Album is available on US label.
http://www.nearfestrecords.com/releases.asp?ID=9
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