I'm trying to break into the genre, and need a few titles to get started with.  Any recomendations?
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The Good, The Bad and the Ugly.  Probably closely followed by High Plains Drifter.
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I'm going to say Dimmu Borgir. Cradle of Filth sometimes sounds to contrived. But they're both really good.
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I'll check it out, thanks.
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Ask the girl from Smashing Pumpkins Darcy... Or  check out SOL17. Or the Donnas, or the Halo Friendlies, etc.
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You should go purchase:\n\nThe Dismemberment Plan -- Emergency and I\nMurder by Death -- Who Will Survive and What Will be Left of Them\nNeutral Milk Hotel -- In the Aeroplane Over the Sea\n\nFantastic albums, all.\n\nIf you're really looking for singles, go for: \nThe Decemberists -- July, July! \nAt the Drive-In -- One-Armed Scissor\nAt the Drive-In -- Napoleon Solo\nBright Eyes -- Laura Laurent\n\nNone of them particularly new, but if you haven't heard them yet, it's all the same. The first two songs are upbeat, lively songs, and the last two are just generally beautiful, moving songwriting.
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Thanks, im gonna check it out.
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i like this band tristania they're pretty melodic,i'll check dead season out thanks
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you should give wolfmother a go, they seem to have a slightly mythological side to a few of thier songs and are to be recomended if you like good old style metal such as deep purple and black sabbath.
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Spirited Away, Voices from a Distant Star, Whispers of the Heart, Steam Boy, Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, Dragon Ball, My Neighbor Totoro, Howl's Moving Castle, Castle in the Clouds, The Cat Returns... there's so many great ones out there... start with these :-)
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If you're looking for some CDs go for the Mushroom Jazz compilations by Mark Farina.  There's been a bunch of them over the years...they're all good.  A mix of Dub, Trip hop, Jazz
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I like all of em...Aeon Flux was a bit weird but interesting-had me wondering at the end and wanting more!
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I recommend Trapt, start with their first album and work your way up.  It's self-titled "Trapt" (2002).\n\nThree Days Grace is another great band.\nalso check out Breaking Benjamin\n\nI can't wait for the new LP album!\n\n-Peace
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Try Peeping Tom. Just came out last week. Excellent CD!
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Ah!  You must look for Indochine!  Absolutely must!  Indochine isn't really pop.  They are quite...ummm...unique.  I don't know how to classify it really; I just know it's good!  You have to be careful with some of their songs though because some are quite bad...  They are quite prolific with their music; so, even with some bad ones, you have many good ones.  Their best include: "J'ai Demandé La Lune," "Justine," "Juste Toi et Moi," "Le Manoir," "Mao Boy" (if you like "Dragostea Din Tei," surely you'll like this one), "Marilyn," and "Morphine."  They also have a song that is really good which is called "Rêves Doux" in French, but I think it may go by "Sweet Dreams" (or however it translates maybe).  I cannot remember which they call it.  It is in French though.  Also, if you're into music that has an older style, you'd like "L'aventurier" by Indochine.  Enough about Indochine now; Mélanie Renaud is good too, but only one of his songs.  Ha ha.  I only like his "La Lune Pleure."  That song and most of the Indochine ones really have unique beginnings; the middle parts often get a lot more going on, and sound really great too!  Also, if you'd not mind a song with some English, Placebo has a song called "Protege Moi."  It's very good, and quite different from their usual style.  They also have an English version called "Protect Me From What I Want."  I hope that I have at least convinced you to try Indochine!  You're only halfway there with a real music collection once you've got "Dragostea Din Tei!"  You need the Indochine for the other half! :)
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Go for X-men : The last Stand. It's gonna rock!
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um, check out kutless, switchfoot, falling up, disciple, stellar kart, david crowder band, pillar, stuff like that.  a fun song to play if your in a band is king of majesty. hope i helped!
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These aren't all new, but it's my list of bands you should know.\n\nAt the Drive-In (Pure brilliance, just go listen.)\nBear Vs. Shark (Good post-hardcore stuff)\nBlack Flag (One of the most prominently known punk bands)\nBlink 182 (Catchy pop-punk goodness)\nCaP'n Jazz (Awesome midwest emo. One of my favorites)\nDeath From Above 1979 (bass heavy noirish rock)\nDrive Like Jehu (is really good)\nFugazi (catchy stuff)\nGlassjaw (screamo/metal sort of deal, but with melodic features)\nGogol Bordello (a mix of punk and russian folk, really good)\nGreen Day (check out Dookie for the greatest of their work)\nHORSE the Band (awesome metal outfit. another of my favorites)\nHusker Du (Zen Arcade is one of the most amazing concept albums of all time)\nJimmy Eat World (really good pop/rock)\nKid Dynamite (amazing punk)\nLifetime (awesome punk with pop influences)\nThe Like Young (indie garage rock couple)\nMineral (epic, very melodic)\nMinus The Bear (just go listen)\nThe Movielife (awesome pop punk)\nNine Inch Nails (an amazing fusion of rock and industrial)\nNirvana (brought grunge to the mainstream)\nNOFX (watered down punk)\nRainer Maria (trio with primarly female vocals, very good)\nReel Big Fish (the definition of pop-ska)\n(if you like that check out the aquabats, goofy ska)\nRites of Spring (spearheaded the emo movement. And no, not the whiny emo you hear kids talking about today, real emo. It'll probably sound more like punk to you.)\nThe Strokes (indie pop at its finest)\nSunny Day Real Estate (amazing)\nTest Icicles (Brit noise-punk)