Recommend me music

[Keith Kannon]

Basically, I want to know what songs you'd suggest by the following rather random list of bands:

The Vaselines

Nine Inch Nails

I Killed The Prom Queen

Mudhoney

Screaming Trees

TAD

Soundgarden

Anything else that could be considered "grunge" would be appreciated too, I already listen to a lot of Pearl Jam, Nirvana and Smashing Pumpkins though. Thanks to anyone who helps.

Edited March 6, 2008 by Keith Kannon

[probablyoliver]

Craig David's latest effort is ace.

[YI]

Lisa Scott Lee's worth a listen too.

[Iain76er]

The Gutter Twins, which has the singer from Screaming Trees in them, have released an album within the week. Saturnalia or something.

Edited March 6, 2008 by Iain76er

[cram]

Soundgarden - i don't think you'd need much more than 'Superunknown'. Classic album

i also suggest some Alice in chains. "Dirt" is a good start

[tristy]

I am the board's expert on Nine Inch Nails. Let me make up a list and I'll edit it in.

EDIT: I left out everything from the new album, Ghosts I-IV because I haven't had a chance to fully digest the tracks. But, here you go:

Wish

Last

Gave Up

Physical (You're So)

Suck

Piggy

Ruiner

The Becoming

Reptile

Hurt

Somewhat Damaged

The Day The World Went Away

The Frail / The Wretched

We're In This Together

The Fragile

Even Deeper

La Mer / The Great Below

Into The Void

Where Is Everybody?

The Perfect Drug

Head Like A Hole

Terrible Lie

Something I Can Never Have

Sin

Ringfinger

And All That Could Have Been

All The Love In The World

You Know What You Are?

The Hand That Feeds

Love Is Not Enough

Every Day Is Exactly The Same

Only

Sunspots

Home

The Line Begins To Blur

Beside You In Time

Right Where It Belongs

Gunshots By Computer (Saul Williams)

The Great Destroyer (Modwheelmood)

Zero-Sum (Stephen Morris & Gillian Gilbert)

Survivalism

The Good Soldier

Me, I'm Not

Capital G

My Violent Heart

God Given

The Great Destroyer

In This Twilight

Zero-Sum

Edited March 7, 2008 by Tristof

[Gabriel]

What Tristy is trying to say really... is that you can't go wrong with much (if anything) by Nine Inch Nails. Anything Reznor does is worth at least a listen to. In fact, if you don't mind industrial-pop with a very smooth female vocalist, I'd suggest checking out Jakalope. It has a Reznor-feel to it, but is much more accessible and mainstream. He produced both of their albums if I recall correctly.

Superunknown is THE Soundgarden album. Anything else would be uncivilized.

[tristy]

There's a few filler tracks through-out the NIN catalog like I Do Not Want This, A Warm Place and alot of the instrumentals on The Fragile, even though they're pretty badass (The Mark Has Been Made, ILFTJYF, etc.)

But, yeah, mainly all the albums are gold. Just stay away from the majority of the songs on the remix albums, unless you like ambient stuff like I do.