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Where can I find? - Printable Version +- Music Discussion (https://www.music-discussion.com) +-- Forum: Community (https://www.music-discussion.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: Off Topic Chat (https://www.music-discussion.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=8) +--- Thread: Where can I find? (/showthread.php?tid=740) |
Where can I find? - Syn - 26-09-2008 Best place to find music. Where is the best place to find new music? radio as far what i can tune in sux, it seems to be nothing but the trendy indi £"%^& that is all over the place nowadays. lime yeah i know, but i dont like useing it. too many viruses. torrents i dont know about never sure hwo to set them up, and they always seem to be insanely slow so, what should i do? go and buy some random compilation cd? make my own? (not the smartest of reccomendations) thankful for any help Syn Where can I find? - Iota - 26-09-2008 www.last.fm after you've found good stuff: do this Where can I find? - CMB1888 - 26-09-2008 I hadn't heard of last fm until Iota mentioned it a few weeks ago - use it all the time now (now listening to - Lightning Bolt - -gosh not good, must deselect!) Where can I find? - JonG - 27-09-2008 There's not one single source. Last.fm is one good one. I also recommend looking for music magazines online and music blogs. That's where you'll find out about new artists and albums/singles. Then go to places to download. It's a gradual process. I've built up a group of websites and blogs I check a few times a week over the years. Whenever a website or blog mentions another I go and check that out. As for what specific websites and blogs to check you'll have to do some google searches. I mostly look at electronic and experimental sites and I don't think that's what you're into. One pretty general and very popular music website is pitchfork. Where can I find? - trbc08 - 27-09-2008 I love Lightning Bolt myself. I use last fm and wikipedia... >_> Don't ask how I use the latter. Where can I find? - CMB1888 - 27-09-2008 Realised after I'd posted that I was listening to Ponytail - not Lightning Bolt - but I thought I wouldn't bother correcting it - after all who would pick this up? I am under strict instructions from my IT security-minded husband not to use any share sites - so I use www.mp3fiesta.com -which I have convinced him is secure and legal enough (barely). It currently charges about £1 an album or around 10p a track, so I don't mind paying this. I've been using it about 6 months and it's really simple and reliable. Where can I find? - JonG - 27-09-2008 Lightning Bolt is great live. Where can I find? - trbc08 - 27-09-2008 JonG Wrote:Lightning Bolt is great live. Haha, I can only imagine. I've only seen videos. =/ Where can I find? - Tiggi - 28-09-2008 I use AllMusic at http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg for high quality text reviews. The site only has sample clips to listen to, but I find the reviews very reliable. Where can I find? - Buzziefunny - 05-10-2008 One good thing i find is to look for band members side projects, or earlier works/groups...http://www.discogs.com has a pretty comprehensive list of who was in what group, etc...another thing is to look for record labels...assuming its a smaller, more specialized or "indie" label, then there will likely be more good, if not smiliar artists on that same label... if your into electronic music, like me, i tend to play the never-ending remix game tooo...see who remixed whos tunes, find their originals, who remixed them, find their orginals, and so on and so on, ad infinitum... |