[I3eyond]

what's nexttttttttt

 

[Sherwood]

... good taste? I'd start there first, at least.

 

[TheMarchingMule]

So you're looking for something with obscure and vague vocals, but with deep meaning when you think about them cohesively, right?

 

[I3eyond]

Yeah, struggling to find much new after I've been listening to Dream Theater, IM, DSOTM, and many others.

I've went to Fleetwood Mac - Rumors, and I really like Emerson, Lake, & Palmer's self-titled album.

Dylan's, "Oh Mercy", is pretty good.

 

[mcmurray]

What next?

Buckethead.

 

[TheMarchingMule]

Quote:

Originally Posted by mcmurray /img/forum/go_quote.gif What next? Buckethead.

Ehhh, that's more like a sidestep of Radiohead.

 

[chadbang]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sherwood /img/forum/go_quote.gif ... good taste? I'd start there first, at least.

He already has made the move overthrowing Radiohead for Dylan.

Well, man, I don't know. It's still a wide open field. Dylan .... er... have you done some later Beatles yet?

 

[scytheavatar]

Have you done David Bowie? He reminds me a lot of Dylan.

 

[Huxley]

Leonard cohen?

 

[tru blu]

Quote:

Originally Posted by I3eyond /img/forum/go_quote.gif Dylan's, "Oh Mercy", is pretty good.

Is that the only Dylan you've listened to? If that's the case, what's next is more Dylan…lots more Dylan. http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f9/fav...-album-395983/ Then maybe some Van Morrison.

 

[Fido2]

Try Neil Young...he grows on you. Try Chrome Dreams II, After the Goldrush, On the Beach, Comes a Time...Neil will keep you busy for a while...LOL I got almost every album he ever did. Still missing a couple but soon! SOON!

 

[krmathis]

More Dylan?

 

[compuryan]

I liked Jakob Dylan's solo album Seeing Things. He sound a lot like his father.

 

[kwitel]

Im not sure how one correlates Dylan with Radiohead, but Im thinking you may want to look at the classics.
Whenever I get bored of present day music, I always go backwards, and the past never seems to let me down.

How about looking at the roots of Progressive/Art-Rock?

Pink Floyd
King Crimson
Genesis
Rush

I would say that Radiohead drew on all of the above as influences.

 

[I3eyond]

Quote:

Originally Posted by kwitel /img/forum/go_quote.gif Im not sure how one caorrelates Dylan with Radiohead, but Im thinking you may want to look at the classics. Whenever I get bored of present day music, I always go backwards, and the past never seems to let me down. How about looking at the roots of Progressive/Art-Rock? Pink Floyd King Crimson Genesis Rush I would say that Radiohead drew on all of the above as influences.

Yeah, I'll give those a try. TYVM