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celtics08 wrote:Top 5 albums this year IMO:
Beck
Fleet Foxes
TV on the Radio
Vampire Weekend
Los Campesinos!
Had high hopes for Bloc Party, KOL and My Morning Jacket but, while all still good, nothing on their past work IMO all a little disappointing especially Bloc Party
yeah i reckon it's been a pretty s.h.ite year
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SBW wrote:
Yup listen to a lot of De La Soul, Tribe Called Quest and Jurassic 5.
What else are you into?
^^^ legendary hip hop groups mate. I'm a huge Killers fan,my fav song is smile like you mean it(I really dig the intro)The strokes,Pink Floyd,Muse,Pearl Jam,Rage against the machine and I love my Kiwi music as well mate,I got ta support the locals.
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Lord Kvlt wrote:
Yes, I like most of the older breed (or those purveying the old-school vibe today) of hip-hop.
Fave artists include A Tribe Called Quest, Wu-Tang Clan, De La Soul, Brand Nubian, Mos Def and Pharoahe Monch.
Great selection of artists mate.
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peopleschamp7 wrote:^^^ legendary hip hop groups mate. I'm a huge Killers fan,my fav song is smile like you mean it(I really dig the intro)The strokes,Pink Floyd,Muse,Pearl Jam,Rage against the machine and I love my Kiwi music as well mate,I got ta support the locals. yeh cant go wrong with Muse, The Strokes and Pearl Jam. All probably in my Top 10 of all time. What sort of Kiwi music are you into? I got on the dub bandwagon about 5 years ago before it started getting way too thrashed. Was into Trinity Roots and Fat Freddy's Drop before they were commercially successful. I'm finding a lot of the stuff from The Black Seeds and Kora a bit stale now though.
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Any idea on the price of Soundwave tickets anyone? Im thinking around $100 but not too sure. Also heard pre-released tickets would be about 20 bucks cheaper....
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Cronk'sArmy wrote:Any idea on the price of Soundwave tickets anyone? Im thinking around $100 but not too sure. Also heard pre-released tickets would be about 20 bucks cheaper.... Pre sale 110 otherwise 130 plus booking
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Svoerman wrote:
Pre sale 110
otherwise 130 plus booking
Wow that's expensive However the line-up looks good. I'll be going. Anyone else. Thanks for that mate
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Holy hell, how good is the lineup!? I'm personally looking forward to Unearth, Devildriver, In Flames, 36 Crazy Fists, FFAF, Horse the band, Poison the Well and heaps of others, but most of all... LAMB OF GOD!
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aj_mate wrote:Holy hell, how good is the lineup!? I'm personally looking forward to Unearth, Devildriver, In Flames, 36 Crazy Fists, FFAF, Horse the band, Poison the Well and heaps of others, but most of all... LAMB OF GOD! Yeah it really is a kick ar se line up. Looking forward to it next year!
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Definitely best line up for a festival in a long time. Freaking Alkaline Trio!!!!!! Plus many other good ones. Will 100% be going to this one 
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Better headliners last yr tho
but Silverstien and Chiodos are gonna go fkn OFF!!!
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Svoerman wrote:Better headliners last yr tho
but Silverstien and Chiodos are gonna go fkn OFF!!!
Yeah you can't beat big acts like the Offspring and co. But im excited about next year's Sounudwave. Especially looking forward to those bands you mentioned.
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Minus The Bear = a highly recommended SW act to check out.
Only confirmed sideshow I've heard about is Goldfinger + 3 guests (one of whom no doubt will be Less Than Jake). If you're wanting sideshows, buy tickets and make this baby sell out!
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TV on the Radio's new album "Dear Science" is a must have. Just downloaded it yesterday. Very very good
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Lord Kvlt wrote:Minus The Bear = a highly recommended SW act to check out.
Only confirmed sideshow I've heard about is Goldfinger + 3 guests (one of whom no doubt will be Less Than Jake). If you're wanting sideshows, buy tickets and make this baby sell out! ill hit that show man, love LTJ
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SBW wrote:
yeh cant go wrong with Muse, The Strokes and Pearl Jam. All probably in my Top 10 of all time.
What sort of Kiwi music are you into?
I got on the dub bandwagon about 5 years ago before it started getting way too thrashed. Was into Trinity Roots and Fat Freddy's Drop before they were commercially successful. I'm finding a lot of the stuff from The Black Seeds and Kora a bit stale now though.
Yeah mate the NZ roots scene has become really formulaic and stale,however I'm kind of feeling Tikii Taanes flow and I've always been a fan of Mareko's flow and P moneys producing.
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