Um, Pink Floyd?

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cant forget prodigy or chemical bros, also the fight club soundtrack by dust brothers is absolutly amazing, tons of deep bass and sick beats

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Prodigy

Chemical Brothers

The Dust Brothers (sorry its a song with Korn, all I had )

Good man! How about some old TCM? Sandra Collins! Man, I'm gonna have to take a day and listen to all this. Maybe Monday.

I listened to 'Carnival' by Natalie Merchant this afternoon and was impressed by the bass...I wasn't too terribly impressed with the distortion recorded throughout the cd though.

good choices inane, i could post some of the fight club songs, but then i have to download the ftp software, install it, then transfer to my isp's server = to much work lol, but really if you like bass the fight club soundtrack is well worth getting

I think I've got that Natalie Merchant around somewhere. . .

Once I find it I'll give it another spin.

Thanks, BrotherBob.

I think I might have had Beastie Boys "License to Ill" LP when I was a kid. Definitely had the cassette. Almost wore the darn thing out.

Whenever I hear "Sabotage" on the radio I can't help cranking it up! Has some kind of energy to it. They may not be the most technically adept musicians at playing instruments, but they sure make up for it with feeling.

How come "Paul's Boutique" never really hit it big in the States? Could never find that cassette in the stores when I was a kid.

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I think I might have had Beastie Boys "License to Ill" LP when I was a kid. Definitely had the cassette. Almost wore the darn thing out.

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I was in the 8th grade when that album came out, I think we spent every bit of free time singing the songs off that album back and forth.

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Whenever I hear "Sabotage" on the radio I can't help cranking it up! Has some kind of energy to it. They may not be the most technically adept musicians at playing instruments, but they sure make up for it with feeling.

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Totally agree (Sabotage) and its one of the coolest videos ever made too. I would argue that I find those guys amazingly good with instruments, especially considering they are classified as 'rappers'.

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How come "Paul's Boutique" never really hit it big in the States? Could never find that cassette in the stores when I was a kid.

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It just didn't get good reviews and I think that hurt it a big. Plus IMO it was more sophisticated than their first album and thus went over the head of the 'pop' scene.

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good choices inane, i could post some of the fight club songs, but then i have to download the ftp software, install it, then transfer to my isp's server = to much work lol, but really if you like bass the fight club soundtrack is well worth getting

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I run this cool software (kPlaylist) on my server that basically allows me to stream my entire music collection anywhere on the net.

looks like some nice software...but i only have 10mb space on the isp server lol