When it doesn't fit anywhere else
 #57349  by jck_strw
 
Anyone have any new music they want to recommend? I started snowboarding this season and my ipod is always looking for something fresh for the powder.

Currently, my newest fav are The Pogues. I grew up in the 80s and, somehow, I totally missed this band. I suck. These guys are fucking awesome. I would strongly recommend everyone pick up a copy of Red Roses for Me. Good introduction.

So what else are people listening to?
 #57359  by warrenMFKNhaynes
 
as far as somewhat "new music" i could suggest:

Ben Harper
Derek Trucks' new album
Susan Tedeschi's new album
Galactic
Grace Potter
Jackie Greene
Jimmy Herring's new album
JJ Grey & Mofro
Joe Bonamassa
John Butler Trio
Karl Denson (Tiny Universe)
Lettuce
Marc Ford (great new album, Neptune Blues Club)
The New Mastersounds
North Mississippi Allstars
Papa Grows Funk
Papa Mali
The Raconteurs
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss
Robert Randolph
Robert Walter
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings
Stockholm Syndrome
Will Bernard

well not all of it is excactly "new" but it's not old.

Check out Neil Young's new tune :cool: it's hilarious
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 #57360  by China Cat
 
some of my favorite newer bands and how i would classify them

umphrey's mcgee (jam band, rock, jazz, funk)
sound tribe sector 9 (jam band, electronic)
disco biscuits (jam band, electronic, rock, funk)
moe. (jam band, rock)
yonder mountain string band (bluegrass, jam band)
string cheese incident (jam band, bluegrass, jazz, funk)
particle (jam band, electronic, rock)
dj logic (electronic)
galactic (jazz, funk)
medeski martin and wood (jazz, not by any traditional means however)
keller williams (jam band, folk, rock)
oar (reggae, rock)
perpetual groove (jam band, rock, funk)
my morning jacket (rock, alternative)
tea leaf green (jam band, rock, folk, old school rock and roll)
widespread panic (jam band, southern rock)
 #57366  by ebick
 
Has anyone here seen this guy? Ben Sollee? Check out how he plays the cello. Two links, same tune. The first, the sound quality isn't so great, but you can see his style. The second is the commercially released vid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSRqRkXLUq4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-8zAxyW ... re=related
 #57383  by amyjared
 
Some of my faves from past/present:

Newer:
Kaiser Chiefs
Drive-by Truckers (only live on Archives, not studio)
Jerry Joseph and the Jackmormons
Raconteurs
Kevn Kinney
The Strokes

Older (+a CD recommendation):
Nic Cave (Henry's Dream)
Pixies (Doolittle)
X (Los Angeles/Wild Gift)
XTC (English Settlement)
Television (Marquee Moon)
 #57403  by gr8fulbluz
 
jck_strw wrote:
Currently, my newest fav are The Pogues.
If ya like the Pogues check out the Mahones. A great bunch of Canadian Celt Rockers.
Here is their Drunken Lazy Bastard live
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3efkqoYbROw

Scythian is a Band from the Washington DC area. These guys are awesome live :thewave:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vguLPv5qqOA

Edit: for some reason I am fascinated with these guys from Serbia. . .
Orthodox Celts-Star of the county down :drink:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEt2XdN_TbQ
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bddw4ZmDRVQ
The singer reminds me of someone, I dunno who?
I almost forgot one of my fav Mahone tunes100 bucks Vid
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 #57412  by golfnutt
 
I am really diggin the North Mississippi Allstars latest cd/dvd "Doing it like we used to do" real good stuff spanning their years so far. It also has a cool documentry dvd telling how the band got their start and came together.
 #57431  by jck_strw
 
What? No Hampster Dance?
 #58534  by LazyLightnin
 
strongly recommend the pixies, especially if you were there in the eighties. probably the best overlooked band ever. i found them when i was 14 in 95 and ive never gotten sick of them. also the Clash have a broad range of really good music. North Mississppi all stars are also great. oh and Ween is fantastik too.
 #58546  by BuddhaG
 
here's something hot and fresh out the kitchen

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