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    The Roots (first four albums especially)

    Godspeed You! Black Emperor / A Sliver Mt. Zion

    Portishead, Massive Attack

    Public Enemy

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    Alestorm! It has everything, drunk pirates, silly pirates, horny pirates, bloodlusting pirates and pizza, for reasons I guess.

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    King Crimson is the official answer.

    But I put Tool, Meshuggah, Between the Buried and Me, and maybe Karnivool in second place.

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      Have you heard the stuff that Fripp and Eno did together? “Heavenly Music Corporation”. It’s heavy.

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        Did you get some wires crossed here? After looking it up HMC is electronic music by a guy named Kim Cascone. The group you seem to reference is simply Fripp & Eno.

        I’m going to check out both anyway, so thanks!

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    It’s a four-way tie between David Byrne/Talking Heads, Oingo Boingo, Spin Doctors and Yello.

    Edit: five way tie - add in Earth, Wind and Fire (pre 1981)

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    Overall? Between the Buried and Me

    By genre?

    Black Metal - White Ward (Slavs Ukraini!), Ihsahn

    Death - First Fragment, Ulcerate

    Instrumental - Animals as Leaders, CHON

    (Post-)Hardcore - The Fall of Troy

    Progressive (that isn’t BTBAM) - Protest the Hero, Ne Obliviscaris

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      Overall … Misery Index

      By Genre

      Death Metal - Dying Fetus/Misery Index

      Grindcore -Pig Destroyer/Rotten Sound/Napalm Death

      Post - Storm of Light

      Stoner/Desert -Lowrider/Kyuss/Dozer

      Brant Bjork - that man is his own genre.

      Did I do okay?

      I can’t wait for DeathFest this year!

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    Opeth, although I don’t love their more recent drift away from death metal (dear god it’s been a decade now). I’ve really loved Cattle Decapitation’s newer stuff, too.

    Oh and I second the guy declaring that Wu Tang is for the Children

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        While Chester was one of kind - I really like Emily Armstrong. I saw them live a few months ago and she put on a SHOW. I got worried when the first few songs she was getting the crowd to sing most of the lyrics for the old Chester stuff, but then she let it rip for the second half and fucking tore the place down.

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          I saw them in Vancouver last year too.

          I think she’s perfect on the new music but her singing the old stuff just isn’t there yet.

          Which is fair, she will improve on that but I think she just needs more of her own music before she will get a fair response from the crowd. Which is just a matter of time so this isn’t even a complaint