The Killing Field - The Pillows - Living Field (1995)

Fast paced song, impossible to tab and play, strange engrish, and reccomended to those who like NAKED SHUFFLE.

...This song is not for the faint-of-heart, or anyone with a short attention span. But I guarantee it to be the most frightening thing you'll ever hear. In fact, you may very well shit your pants.

Catacombs - "In The Depths Of R'Lyeh"

What a dark doom-metal song you got there Very good indeed. I didn't find listening straight through a problem for this song, like I do with some others since I have the attention span of a fly.

As do I. Although I think that one's the best. There are others that are great but have a few glaring flaws. Like Salva Nos, which is excellent most of the way through, until that ending. Ugh, that effing ending. It sounds like somebody trying to strangle their guitar.


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Here's some decent listening.

I like it, and I also found a funny review about them

oh?

Nothing.

Been watching Macross 7 for the last week, so I'm on a Fire Bomber-music rampage, basically been listening to nothing but Fire Bomber mustc for a week. Some of their songs are surprisingly good.

Have to say, stuff like Holy Lonely Night and Submarine Street are excellent songs.

Yasei no Taiyou (The Wild Sun) - THE BACK HORN - Shinzou Orchestra (2002)


Boring intro, yet very awesome melody and lyrics, excellent bass fill, and roaring vocals. Highly reccomended to fans of L'Arc~en~Ciel and other JRock/JPop. THE BACK HORN is an underground indie-based band. It consists of Yamada Masashi [Vocals], Suganami Eijun [Guitar], Okamine Kohshu [Bass], and Matsuda Shinji [Drums].

Lyrics

I don't like his vocals. When he does the 'roaring' vocals, it sounds bad. I don't see that much similarity to Laruku, but maybe if they changed the vocalist they would be better.

It's difficult to accept them, it truly is. I didn't add them to my list till about two years after I first heard them. That's how much I hated them.

Here's something more gentle towards the ears.

Sora, Hoshi, Umi No Yoru (A Night Sky, Stars and Sea) - " " " - Ningen Program (2003)

Lyrics

Last one. I swear.

Here's a couple of songs I think everyone will like:

Blackfield - "Cloudy Now"

Dan Swanö - "Amon-Ra"

Wow, Blackfield was very moving. I like that song a lot. I'll probably look for more of there stuff sometime I liked Dan Swano, too. I really enjoyed the vocals and the song sounded very cool, too. Wow, it took me awhile to get to these songs, but it was worth it.

I don't even know if anyone is going to bother to download this, but heck, I like this song and if anyone is like me (who's willng to listen to anything and everything) you might just enjoy it.

It's a techno-ish song and-- as the title suggests-- has Gregorian chanting in it. There's a female vocalist with a operatic voice which complements the song extremely well.

http://www.easy-sharing.com/390641/Gregorian - Masters Of Chant III - 01 - Join Me.mp3.html

(Code is being weird for me )

I'm having problems downloading it.

I can see why you would like this band. The female operatic vocals are very similar to Within Temptation's and Theatre of Tragedy's.

Aw, what's it say?

Oh, and I got this song from Love_Shine_mp3. They have a lot of different types of songs; not only Japanese.

Thuggish Ruggish Bone

Mr. Ouija

not that anyones gonna listen 2 these but, here they are

"Windows Media Player cannot play the file. If the file is on another computer, verify that you are connected to the network. If you typed a path, verify that it is correct. If the problem persists, the server might not be available."

Bone Machine - Pixies - Surfer Rosa (1988)

Nice introduction to the Pixies.

"Your bones' got a little machine..."

I had a hard time deciding what to upload. Some of them are super good but really similar to eachother and some of them... well-

*Just picks a few and throws them out* I'll put up some others later.

Kinderly Pretty Short- Dance type song, dominated by vocals

Salva Nos
Similar to Kinderly, a little stronger sounding with the heavier drum/instrumentals.

Glass Window Slow and delicate... it sounds like fairies.

I feel so bo-... bo-diddlysquat... bohemian.

well, i decided to post some rap songs.....great rap songs. these are some of the best rap songs i've ever heard, so if you don't like any of these, then you just plain don't like rap

Immortal Technique:
Dance With The Devil
You Never Know

Tupac:
Baby Don't Cry
Changes
Only God Can Judge Me

Mr. Bungle - "None Of Them Knew They Were Robots"

Necrophobic - "I Strike With Wrath"


One of these is bizarro swing jazz... one is death metal... guess which is which!

Haha, it is pretty obvious the first is bizarro swing jazz and the second is death metal, unless this is a trick question. Btw, I thought both songs were awesome. I like the first one more, though. Very original sounding and fun

Swans - "Power And Sacrifice"

Oxbow - "The Snake And The Stick"

Sasu-You - Number Girl - Sappukei (2000)

Some people might not like it at first (like the Back Horn), but it just ends up into your music collection anyways. It's hard to believe Asian Kung-Fu Generation was influenced by them, especially Gotoh Masafumi.

told u gueiz i was hardkore

MOAR!

Adramelech - "The Book Of The Worm" [one of many reasons to love Finland]

Is grammer and spelling a problem for you?

Encyclopedia
ThinkPol

Check them out, good bands..

404.

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Tame - Pixies - Doolittle (1989)
In Heaven (Lady in the Radiator Song) [Live] - Pixies - Complete B-sides (2002)

Francis Black is possibly my favorite "yeller" so far (apart from the Back Horn). Both songs are some of his finest.


U-rei - Number Girl - Sappukei (2000)

Lots of distortion in this one. I'd really like to know if they're using pedals or if it's natural. :/


Game - The Back Horn - Shinzou Orchestra (2002)

Underground band from Japan. I like 'em. Lyrics are worth your time too.

http://www.centigrade-j.com/translations/g...thebackhorn.htm

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Plz post more yelling/roaring/screaming songs. I'll post some hawt Archer fanart.

Sorry. Here you go:

http://dev.phoenixnetworks.net/homes/guest...Of_The_Worm.mp3

What kind of music is Oxbow, exactly?...

I liked the Swans song and Adremelech, though.

Oxbow is what I call 'swamp rock'... just the grimiest, ugliest, most depraved, foul-smelling stuff on the planet, but it's soooooo good!

:/

Both guitars and rythym of the drums keeps me listening through the six minutes, but what annoys me are the vocals. I've been listening for the third time since the past two days and I still can't get used to it.

Got any more?

Maybe later.

In the meantime, Check out this Red Sparowes track. It's so epic! [though it takes a while to get started]

And some new ANATA

I liked the Red Sparowes song. I really don't have many instrumentals, but that one was nifty. I had also read about and seen Anata and have been meaning to listen to them. I like them. Saved me the trouble of song searching, gracias.

Bumped for great justice.

The song is in my signature with the lyrics linked below it.

It's hard to understand the instrumentation and "stillness/silenceness" of it, but the lyrics are the most surreal view on society today that they've ever written, and that's why the Back Horn hold a place in my heart (I also love my signature too <3).

What's great about the song is their experimentation with reggae. The bass is moving as needed, and you have a whining harmonica playing the background. Plus, the emotion Yamada sings through the mic is perfect complete with a backup chorus singing distantly.

If you find the song boring I'll gladly replace it with a more upbeat single. I dunno, I guess you have to listen to the entire album and read the lyrics to enjoy and appreciate it.

Enjoy kiddies, and upload some more, K?

Josh-I loved the song^^ It was..different from what I listen to normally.

...and yet you never comment on the stuff I upload. hmph

omg gomen ^^;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

I actually download the songs you upload. To tell you the truth, I don't know what to say, and I don't know what to hear for when listening. Plus, when I actually do comment, I try to respond more than "Oh! Hey! Great song! ^^."

Rapidshare an album plz.

Atheist - Unquestionable Presence [1991] FTW!

Bandwidth exceeded. Megaupload much?

D:

yah, yah, right here

I hate this site.

And another

Alchemist - Spiritech [1997]

Good stuff that be. Thanks. I like both bands. I had some Alchemist, but not the Spiritech album.

Now I have to figure out how to convert these into MP3 format...

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BUJSWY6U

Also, Void, Atheist is some good stuff, especially with the random time signature changes, 16th note runs, and some jazz fills in the songs especially in Mother Man and Brains. Lyrics aren't half bad either.

Alchemist I'm not too hot on about them. Sure, they're more tame, but the fills seemed kinda unnecessary in some songs, like the Chinese Whisperer.

Since no one has posted here in forever... I thought I would just post a link. I just happened to stumble upon Daita (ex-Siam Shade guitarist). I am not really a fan of Siam Shade, but I like some of Daita's stuff since it is mellow and has a very intimate feel to it. Enjoy.

Daita - Ammersee

not that anybody here really likes rap.......but i try once again, & this isnt a song bout money, weed, ice, & hoes. its called what i been thru

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=J5ABKV2A

According to my sig and avy, I love rap

yea it wud appear that way, also tha quote in your sigg is hilarious

Could you please type like a human being? Everyone here knows you're capable of it, so do it.

Ok I shall use proper grammer, to the best of my ability. Is this better Void(Bacon)???