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On your iPod/music device, what music do you have that is very obscure and most likely isn't on others?

For me, it's an album called "Wrapped Around It" by Ann McWilliams. It's by a friend of my wife's and I who we went to high school with. Got the CD when I fixed her computer a few years back. Pretty good stuff. Kinda folksy.

Looking mainly for a new variety of stuff that isnt' mainstream to try out...

Dead Season's album Down Again: They're a homegrown Maine state band that hasn't really branched out beyond a few people.

LCD Soundsystem

UOD's Brutality

All of Medeski, Martin and Wood's Albums.

Some kind of dried up fluid..wish I knew...

some bands like Carnifex, All Shall Perish, Whitechapel, Born of Osiris

Over a hundred of the Bud Light Real American Heroes/Real Men of Genius ads.

LCD Soundsystem, oh wait....
also every Smiths, every Cure, every New Order, and every Pixies album. Plus dozens of live boots

Tonio K.

The Royal Guardsmen

Rainbow wrote:The Royal Guardsmen

I've got a couple of theirs on the hard drive, but they only get rolled out for a few weeks a year

Indy wrote:I've got a couple of theirs on the hard drive, but they only get rolled out for a few weeks a year

Oresuns Space Collective

Some great clips of trini's mom...never mind, everyone probably has those

the lingo, Its a local band from Providence, RI

Burke wrote:All of Medeski, Martin and Wood's Albums.

nice I've only got 3 of their albums, but I've seen them live a few times and they put on one helluva show.

For me I'm going to have to say Soul Oddity's electro classic from '96, Tone Capsule in addition to a plethora of vinyl records that I recorded to MP3 years ago.. among them is one of my favorite electronic musicians, Purveyors of Fine Funk (aka Dan Curtin).

I guess I could also mention the Quantic Soul Orchestra and the Budos Band. Very funky material if I may say so myself.

koldchillah wrote:nice I've only got 3 of their albums, but I've seen them live a few times and they put on one helluva show.

For me I'm going to have to say Soul Oddity's electro classic from '96, Tone Capsule in addition to a plethora of vinyl records that I recorded to MP3 years ago.. among them is one of my favorite electronic musicians, Purveyors of Fine Funk (aka Dan Curtin).

I guess I could also mention the Quantic Soul Orchestra and the Budos Band. Very funky material if I may say so myself.

For a Few Dollars More / Faya – Brooklyn Funk Essentials

UOD wrote:For a Few Dollars More / Faya – Brooklyn Funk Essentials

meh.. not too bad, but too much emphasis on vocals and not enough on the funk and they aren't even trying to hide the fact that they are going a little heavy on the drum machine. I'd prefer it to sound a little more natural, but maybe I'm just a bit too picky with music. *shrugs

I've never been too big on funk that places primary emphasis on vocals.. I'm more into the instrumental aspect.

I want 70's "car chase scene" kinda funky, ya dig?

a little more like this:

http://www.last.fm/music/The+Quantic+So ... ?autostart

Or better yet, from Staten Island:

http://www.last.fm/music/The+Budos+Band/The+Budos+Band (great album, tracks 1 & 9 are my favorites)

YARDofSTUF wrote:UOD's Brutality

LOL, I'm gonna dig up one with him and Brent. I hope I didn't delete it.

edit:Crap not on the HD, gonna have to go deep to find it

A few of my favorite tv episode's of "Seinfeld"