Great Unknown Music

[x-factor]

Lesser known stuff on my iPod that yall might enjoy...

Our Lady Peace - Superman's Dead
Our Lady Peace - One Man Army
The Meat Puppets - Lake of Fire
Flogging Molly - Whats Left of the Flag
The Greenskeepers - Lotion
Radiohead - Electioneering
Faith No More - Falling to Pieces
U2 - Love and Peace Or Else

And some odd instrumental stuff...

HALO Main Theme - Game Soundtrack (kick ass electric violin if you're into that kind of stuff)
Kingdom of Heaven - Movie Soundtrack (good background music for PT or working)

[Sionnach]

Country Girl - Rissi Palmer

For something a little more laid-back: It's a Love Thing - Pete Rock

[504PIR]

I have a whole lot of Warren Zevon on my ipod. Something about Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner & Jungle Work are motovating music!

[JGarcia]

"Sore, Wet, Pussy(cat)" ~ Connie Vannette

[Roguish Lawyer]

Ladies and gentlemen, I recommend

WALTER TROUT

Listen to "Clouds on the Horizon." Then tell me this guy isn't the next Stevie Ray Vaughn. I dare you! LOL

Also now liking The Black Keys and Popa Chubby.

[echoes]

Here is some incredible music that I discovered while in Peru.
All are in espanol:

Diego Torres: MTV Unplugged (2004)
(Track 3-Sé Que Ya No Volverás &
Track 11-Dónde Van are favorites.)
Argentina

RDB: Empezar Desde Cero (2007)
(Track 3-Inalcanzable is really good.)
Mexico

Calle 13: Residente o Visitante (2007)
(This CD is not for the faint of heart...)
Puerto Rico

Holly

[82ndtrooper]

If you like contemporary pop in Italian then..................just about anything from..............Eros Ramozzotti


If your interested. This is Eros with Anastacia:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6HCyTphfQM

[SF18C]

Jumping Monks

These 3 dudes put on a great show!

[C46thVA]

http://www.authentichistory.com/1950...ackie_Doll.mp3
1950_When_They_Drop_The_Atomic_Bomb-Jackie_Doll.mp3 (audio/mpeg Object)http://www.authentichistory.com/1950...y_Anderson.mp3
1958_Sputniks_And_Mutniks-Ray_Anderson.mp3 (audio/mpeg Object)

Check out these gems from the 50's

[echoes]

Originally Posted by SF18C

Jumping Monks

These 3 dudes put on a great show!

Sir,

Have heard of them, and am attempting to access that site. Very cool name.

One more...my all time favorite Unknown:

Portishead: Dummy (1994)
(Very good album for when it is time to relax.)
England

Holly

[TheShootist]

Lucero- Good bourbon drinkin' music. A bunch of old punk rock guys that started a country band. I recommend "The War"- A song about his grandfather's experience in WWII.

[Ice]

Jesse Cook - good guitar player (flamenco)

[swpa19]

Looking at these groups and song titles Ill have to admit, Ive passed up being "Well Seasoned" and am admittedly Very Old. Im toatally lost. Keep in mind that my musical preferences do not go back to The Ink Spots or The Dorsey Brothers. But, does pre date Band of Gypsys and Big Brother & the Holding Company.

[Moving Target]

King Crimson has had a large enough cult following to keep them successful for the 30+ years they've been active, but otherwise you won't hear much about them. They tend to be experimental, so you may love one song and hate the next.

Sleepless, Frame By Frame, Discipline, Another Red Nightmare, and Starless are a few of my all-time favorites.

Sleepless (in concert):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TTCk4rKnMM

[anythingrandom]

Jonny Lang - anything. For starters, try the songs "Give Me Up Again" and "Red Light" from the "Long Time Coming" CD. He is a young guy with a old blues voice. Really amazing.

Also, if you've seen the movie "Lord of War" with Nicholas Cage, the entire soundtrack is great. It's an original composition.

Additionally, try Citizen Cope, and (I saw this earlier, but I definitely second it) Ray LaMontagne. One of the most original vocalists alive. Try the song "Trouble" and his cover of Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy." Both Ray LaMontagne and Damien Rice are good "gettin' it on" music.

If you have any more targeted requests in any genre, please let me know. I'd be happy to help.