[HiGHFLYiN9]

Ah what an excellent thread

I've recently fallen into an obsession with trip hop after rediscovering Tricky a while back. A couple that you could add to the list are Martina Topley-Bird and Mudville.

 

[axle]

I agree with your disagreement, DrMinky: I've been very high on Royksopp's The Understanding recently. Listen to "Dead To The World" before you go to sleep and you will have some SWEET dreams (it's almost a lullaby in the form of Saint Saens The Swan from Carnival of the Animals). I dreamed of Britney Spears last night

Anyway, I've heard many many of these artists, and must say many of them are supurb. However, there's one you guys missed that I've had for more than a year, and still just can't get enough of:

C-Mon & Kypski

I got it from here:
http://s1.amazon.com/exec/varzea/ts/...547517-6436065

It's expensive, but the music is so much fun.

By the by: Vinyl Voodoo is pretty good but pales next to Static Traveller

 

[Nacher]

I don't know if it's mentioned, but Antimatter, a Duncan Patterson's (ex Anathema member) sideproject is great melancholic trip hop. So far they have released two albums, Lights Out and Savior. Samples are available at www.prophecyproductions.de. This stuff has some slight dark metal roots, but definetly belongs to trip hop category.

 

[philodox]

I've been really likeing some of my recent CD Baby purchases... namely Beauty's Confusion, Katy vs. Evil and the new Kristin Mainhart CD.

 

[rab10]

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Originally Posted by axle I agree with your disagreement, DrMinky: I've been very high on Royksopp's The Understanding recently. Listen to "Dead To The World" before you go to sleep and you will have some SWEET dreams (it's almost a lullaby in the form of Saint Saens The Swan from Carnival of the Animals). I dreamed of Britney Spears last night

Where did you get Royksopp's The Understanding from?

PM me.

 

[mackace23]

Try Bonobo -Animal Magic and then Dial M for monkey, great discs that I listen to all the time and never get tired of.

 

[mackace23]

Also try Lemon Jelly. Any of them are good but recently the new one 64-95.

http://www.lemonjelly.ky/

 

[philodox]

I just thought I would link the old trip hop thread for those that missed it the first time. I stand by my suggestions there as well.

 

[utarch00]

Zero 7 is probably my favorite right now.

 

[THE PATRIOT]

Does anyone know if it possible to get a non-copy protected copy of Röyksopp's new album? Here it seems impossible to

Thanks

 

[b-sides]

air and theivery corp are among my favorites, zero 7 is ok.

 

[gshan]

I HIGHLY recommend-

Balligomingo - Beneath the Surface

Sad to say it's their only album (I'm hoping for more!). Delerium-like airy female vocal stuff. Sort of like the Chimera album, but lusher.

Actually considering buying a 2nd one as a backup, lol

linky: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...music&n=507846

 

[Tirikl]

Check out RJD2.

 

[HiGHFLYiN9]

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Originally Posted by philodox I've been really likeing some of my recent CD Baby purchases... namely Beauty's Confusion

I stumbled onto these guys on MySpace, they are quite good!

 

[PixelSquish]

i kinda skimmed thru the four pages of this thread but i dont think i saw the name Ninja Tunes get posted, though i could be wrong.

but you pretty much cant go wrong with their compilation albums, or mostly any artist they put out on their label. i saw some artists like amon tobin get mentioned, he does some good stuff. he gets tiring after a while IMO, but the good stuff is sick sick sick.

also, the DJ Kicks series has some great trip hop mixes, the best IMO being the kruder & dorfmeister set. the kid loco is good too.