WakeOfAshesPosts: 21,665destroyer of motherfuckers
Chris Cornell - Unplugged In Sweden. It isnt an official album, but it is better then anything he commercially released IMHO. I was listening to it today and thought you might really like it if you have never heard it.
WakeOfAshesPosts: 21,665destroyer of motherfuckers
Normally I am like a so-so fan of soundgarden, audioslave, and temple of the dog. I think some of the stuff is alright, but nothing I get excited over. I think all of Cornell's solo work is complete garbage. Way way way over produced. I downloaded all his albums, listened to them several times and then deleted them because they were rubbish.
However.... this one album totally owns. I think you will really love it. I do. One of my favorite albums. He does some really awesome covers... Led Zeppelin, Michael Jackson, Bob Marley, Elvis Costello.... Check it out. I really think you will dig it.
WakeOfAshesPosts: 21,665destroyer of motherfuckers
ill give it a shot
you should check out these peeps, you might know who some of them are... these are not metal btw...
Steve Earle townes van Zandt Kasey Chambers Lucinda Williams Howlin Wolf lightning hopkins joni mitchell john prine nick cave leonard cohen lou reed
your the only one on here really that i could see listening to awesome music that is not metal
I'm a pretty big fan of Nick Cave. The Boatman's Call is probably my fav.
Really though, I don't think much value comes out of giving me a list like that. If there is an album you think I'd really be into, call out that album and I'lll check it out. With all groups, some albums are better then others, so You gotta give people something specific to look for.
Like I love all Roger Waters, but I aint gonna tell someone to pick an album. I'll say "you have to listen to pros and cons... its the best!"
Steve Earle - I feel alright townes van Zandt - the best of Kasey Chambers - the captain Lucinda Williams - car wheels on a gravel road Howlin Wolf - his best 20th lightning hopkins - another old blues guy just pick up greatest hits joni mitchell - blue john prine - his best or fair and square nick cave - boatmans call is his best but murder ballads close second leonard cohen - the essential leonard cohen lou reed - transformer
most dudes have like a 30 year carrer so there greatest hits are usually a good way to start
yea alot of the artists i listen to are like that....wake you should really start listening to tom wiats alot...he is 10 times better than nick cave but very similar in some ways...IMO he is the greatest musical artists ive ever heard hands down. when i was young i thought no one could be better than dylan or the beatles...i was wrong
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you should check out these peeps, you might know who some of them are...
these are not metal btw...
Steve Earle
townes van Zandt
Kasey Chambers
Lucinda Williams
Howlin Wolf
lightning hopkins
joni mitchell
john prine
nick cave
leonard cohen
lou reed
your the only one on here really that i could see listening to awesome music that is not metal
However.... this one album totally owns. I think you will really love it. I do. One of my favorite albums. He does some really awesome covers... Led Zeppelin, Michael Jackson, Bob Marley, Elvis Costello.... Check it out. I really think you will dig it.
Really though, I don't think much value comes out of giving me a list like that. If there is an album you think I'd really be into, call out that album and I'lll check it out. With all groups, some albums are better then others, so You gotta give people something specific to look for.
Like I love all Roger Waters, but I aint gonna tell someone to pick an album. I'll say "you have to listen to pros and cons... its the best!"
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Unplugged in Sweden is a great album.
townes van Zandt - the best of
Kasey Chambers - the captain
Lucinda Williams - car wheels on a gravel road
Howlin Wolf - his best 20th
lightning hopkins - another old blues guy just pick up greatest hits
joni mitchell - blue
john prine - his best or fair and square
nick cave - boatmans call is his best but murder ballads close second
leonard cohen - the essential leonard cohen
lou reed - transformer
most dudes have like a 30 year carrer so there greatest hits are usually a good way to start