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Thread started 04/05/08 3:40pm

baroque

trip hop? anygood?

I just go the album, numb by portishead. so this what trip hop sounds like? who likes trip hop? any other better artists in this genre. i like the beats from this album.
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Reply #1 posted 04/05/08 4:55pm

sammij

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love it

sneaker pimps
massive attack
gorillaz


good shit.
...the little artist that could...
[...i think i can, i think i can, i think i can...]
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Reply #2 posted 04/05/08 4:57pm

baroque

sammij said:

love it

sneaker pimps
massive attack
gorillaz


good shit.



thank you..isn' t gorrilaz a cartoon band?
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Reply #3 posted 04/05/08 4:59pm

sammij

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baroque said:

sammij said:

love it

sneaker pimps
massive attack
gorillaz


good shit.



thank you..isn' t gorrilaz a cartoon band?
[Edited 4/5/08 16:58pm]

they're an actual band lol
they have 3 albums out
the lead singer was in Bush i believe
check them out nod
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Reply #4 posted 04/05/08 5:14pm

Cinnie

sammij said:

the lead singer was in Bush i believe


I think it's Blur
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Reply #5 posted 04/05/08 6:39pm

sammij

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Cinnie said:

sammij said:

the lead singer was in Bush i believe


I think it's Blur

that's the one!
some four letter word beginning with B falloff
thanks cinnie m'dear wink
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Reply #6 posted 04/05/08 7:37pm

GangstaFam

Although he hates the label, Tricky is usually defined as trip hop and he's the mad scientist genius of the genre. Truly mindblowing stuff.
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Reply #7 posted 04/05/08 8:25pm

Tom

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Not sure if it's necessarily "trip hop" but definitely a great album to trip out to.
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Reply #8 posted 04/05/08 8:41pm

Cinnie

GangstaFam said:

Although he hates the label, Tricky is usually defined as trip hop and he's the mad scientist genius of the genre. Truly mindblowing stuff.


I just got his Back To Mine mix.
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Reply #9 posted 04/06/08 12:42am

joshmos

Massive Attack
Tricky
Mono
1st Morcheeba
Hooverphonic
!st BabyFox
Purplehead
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Reply #10 posted 04/06/08 2:07am

HamsterHuey

http://www.allmusic.com/c...ql=77:2644

Yet another in a long line of plastic placeholders to attach itself to one arm or another of the U.K. post-acid house dance scene's rapidly mutating experimental underground, Trip-Hop was coined by the English music press in an attempt to characterize a new style of downtempo, jazz-, funk-, and soul-inflected experimental breakbeat music which began to emerge around in 1993 in association with labels such as Mo'Wax, Ninja Tune, Cup of Tea, and Wall of Sound. Similar to (though largely vocal-less) American hip-hop in its use of sampled drum breaks, typically more experimental, and infused with a high index of ambient-leaning and apparently psychotropic atmospherics (hence "trip"), the term quickly caught on to describe everything from Portishead and Tricky, to DJ Shadow and U.N.K.L.E., to Coldcut, Wagon Christ, and Depth Charge -- much to the chagrin of many of these musicians, who saw their music largely as an extension of hip-hop proper, not a gimmicky offshoot. One of the first commercially significant hybrids of dance-based listening music to crossover to a more mainstream audience, trip-hop full-length releases routinely topped indie charts in the U.K. and, in artists such as Shadow, Tricky, Morcheeba, the Sneaker Pimps, and Massive Attack, account for a substantial portion of the first wave of "electronica" acts to reach Stateside audiences.

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