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This must be the only forum that has got a chemtrail thread before a music thread.
I'l start with recomending Chvrches and Danny Brown's new album old.
so what are the bulletproofers listening to?
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We trying to be cool or honest?
Katolotus
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Honest I'm currently listening to taylor swift
i am a bit of a music geek. pretty eclectic taste but i tend towards experimental, psychedelic, progressive stuff, lots of instrumental and music from other cultures. Rock like Tool, King Crimson, Pink Floyd, Buckethead, etc., electronica like Shpongle and Amon Tobin, experimental stuff like Secret Chiefs 3, Mr. Bungle, lots of reggae/dub, afrobeat, and blends of "World music" with modern sounds, like Dj Cheb i Sabbah, Gigi, Jah Wobble, etc.
I actually heard about Bulletproof stuff on the Secret Chiefs 3 forum.
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+1 for King Crimson.
Massachusetts Bulletproof Resources! (Local BP resources for food/vitamins, meditation, bio-hacking/tech-centers, etc.)
If you know of a local resource that I haven't listed, or have a warning for known local health scams or bad "BP" businesses, please PM me.
If it's a good resource, I'll add it to the master-list (I was inspired by suntoucher & Ron Swanson.)
hell yeah. one of the most under appreciated rock bands ever. seeing them live feels like witnessing some impossible miracle, there's no way humans can play that stuff! talk about needing to be bulletproof...
Liking Rodriguez after watching the 'Searching for Sugar man' docu.
Not exactly new music ;-)
Katolotus
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This is what I'm spinning lately!!
No sorcery, just science.
Korn's way to heavy for my girlie ears.
Heard this on the radio while I was in the US.
Never heard of them before, although I reckon this is their best track by a mile!
Katolotus
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How come copying and pasting the embed code from YouTube doesn't work here? How are you guys embedding video?
Massachusetts Bulletproof Resources! (Local BP resources for food/vitamins, meditation, bio-hacking/tech-centers, etc.)
If you know of a local resource that I haven't listed, or have a warning for known local health scams or bad "BP" businesses, please PM me.
If it's a good resource, I'll add it to the master-list (I was inspired by suntoucher & Ron Swanson.)
I just discovered a week or two ago 'Somebody that I used to know' Gotye
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UVNT4wvIGY
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Its difficult with music because tastes are so varied.
My recommendation is sort of an universal donor. Music for a relaxed dinner, chill out with eclectical style, driving music, its modern and classic simultaneously. There are trip-hop beats, electronica and much more done through instrumentals and programing.
Anthem is an instant classic -
http://www.discogs.com/Emancipator-Safe-In-The-Steep-Cliffs/master/254843
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You're late on that bandwagon, that was played to death last year. Great song, but just heard it too much and I know what happens in the end ;-)
Katolotus
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I'm just cutting a pasting the link straight from youtube. Works great.
Katolotus
MMA Fighter
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You guys should check out Carl's (Carlosis from the forum) band, Sylosis. He's the bassist. Good thrash metal, and definitely BP!
Massachusetts Bulletproof Resources! (Local BP resources for food/vitamins, meditation, bio-hacking/tech-centers, etc.)
If you know of a local resource that I haven't listed, or have a warning for known local health scams or bad "BP" businesses, please PM me.
If it's a good resource, I'll add it to the master-list (I was inspired by suntoucher & Ron Swanson.)
Been working with this record label, doing PR and such. As a result, I hear this track A LOT.
It's kind of dark "electro-pop", I guess. Definitely influenced by Bauhaus/New Order, etc.
[media]http://youtu.be/ZK09M7jr6SU[/media]
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Yeah, I know. I mostly listen to older stuff and live under a rock. Anyone into Acid Jazz? Here are a few of my faves:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeVhp6h5-vo
Naomi 'White'
Get some music.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNsY8PMC6gc
Kate Noonan 'Crazy'
Great song and wicked video
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If you like Audioslave, check out Soundgarden! It's the same vocalist (Chris Cornell) who also has some solo work.
Example:
http://youtu.be/T0_zzCLLRvE
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Oh, man, if Korn is too heavy for you, then you're gonna absolutely HATE this, hahah:
Massachusetts Bulletproof Resources! (Local BP resources for food/vitamins, meditation, bio-hacking/tech-centers, etc.)
If you know of a local resource that I haven't listed, or have a warning for known local health scams or bad "BP" businesses, please PM me.
If it's a good resource, I'll add it to the master-list (I was inspired by suntoucher & Ron Swanson.)
Korn is from where I live - Bakersfield, CA USA.
I have been listening to old stuff from Shadows Fall, even older stuff from Anthrax, and the new A7X album lately.
Love it!!!
No sorcery, just science.
i remember seeing korn live back in the 90s when i was 15 years old. it was fun at the time but I was never into 'em enough to buy an album or anything. i think the only bands i still listen to on a regular basis that i was into back then are Tool and Pink Floyd.
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I'll never stop listening to Tool. I don't know what it is, but they do something different for my brain that no other band does. I'm also a huge fan of Puscifer. This song gives me the chills every time I listen to it. It's so beautiful.
Massachusetts Bulletproof Resources! (Local BP resources for food/vitamins, meditation, bio-hacking/tech-centers, etc.)
If you know of a local resource that I haven't listed, or have a warning for known local health scams or bad "BP" businesses, please PM me.
If it's a good resource, I'll add it to the master-list (I was inspired by suntoucher & Ron Swanson.)
Tool were a bit of a gateway drug for me as a teenager...listening to them and discovering their influences had a huge impact on me on a lot of levels, as a musician, music fan, and just my outlook on life. Its through them that I got into Robert Anton Wilson, Terence Mckenna, Bill Hicks, Tim Leary, etc. I enjoy Puscifer (and APC) too, but am a bit more excited by Danny Carey's new band (but then again, I'm a drummer!):
not sure how to embed on this forum...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Y_HvRdRMH8
This song got me into Acid Jazz singlehandedly:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrecmylve0E
Very odd choice of visuals for the video...
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I dig the tune. About embedding, I just copied the link from the address bar (not the "share" button on YouTube) and pasted it into the forum page, then clicked on "more reply options" and hit "preview post" and the video showed up.
Massachusetts Bulletproof Resources! (Local BP resources for food/vitamins, meditation, bio-hacking/tech-centers, etc.)
If you know of a local resource that I haven't listed, or have a warning for known local health scams or bad "BP" businesses, please PM me.
If it's a good resource, I'll add it to the master-list (I was inspired by suntoucher & Ron Swanson.)
there we go, thanks!
I've been getting back into Fear Factory recently. Demanufacture is the best album!
Its interesting how many BPers are also metalheads. What could be more metal than eating loads of meat, drinking butter and passing electricity through your brain?
Agreed, obsolete is a close second
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Definitely!
They played Demanufacture in full front-to-back a few months back here in Sydney. That was pretty awesome.
fear factory is another band i was really into when i was in high school. i remember discovering them and being really impressed with the drummer's double bass skills. i just saw that they are playing not too far from here in a couple months...i'm almost tempted to go just to indulge in the nostalgia. my taste for normal metal has kind of dwindled though, its rare that i can get into metal vocals. lots of respect for the musical skills, but when it comes to metal i usually prefer instrumental.