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00's Mixtape Draft (3 Viewers)

This comment from Amazon.com is one of the kinder things said about him in the "Aesop Rock sucks" argument: "Aesop Rock . . . falls on the side of annoying from wordy excess delivered through modest production."
I can see that I guess. I dig the style though. As you say, to each his own.
 
20.03 - Sister Hazel - Champagne High (5:20)

Alright, it's time for me to finally do some spotlighting on what has been my favorite band of the decade. I am prepared to receive any and all stones thrown my way . . . I realize that this isn't the musical taste of most here. I, however, do appreciate a good pop-rock tune with a catchy and poignant chorus, especially when it is accompanied by incredible vocal harmonies - much like what the Eagles were able to do in the 70's.

The fact that this band isn't among the biggest and most popular bands in the world today is in my opinion a travesty, and a tribute to the big money marketing schemes of major record labels. This band, of course, did rise to stardom rapidly in 1997 with the top ten hit, "All For You" and had platinum success with that record. Their follow-up album "Fortress" went gold off the success of songs such as the one above. However, the band was unhappy with the stringent guidelines that were put forth by their record label - they wanted to tour more extensively, play smaller and more intimate venues, write songs on the road and release material when they felt they were ready for a new record. In a nearly unprecedented move, they were released from their contract and allowed go the independent route despite their previous success.

Since going the independent route, Sister Hazel released four amazing albums. The lack of a major label backing them is the only reason I can surmise for them to not have hit after hit - especially when some of their "counterparts" in the alterna-pop era from the late 90's such as Matchbox 20 and Counting Crows have continued chart success into the new millenium.

I present this to you as a sampling of their music. Unfortunately, on a quick search here at work with Youtube blocked I was unable to find a video - and it may be best that I didn't, as the official video to this song is a high concept video with outrageous costumes that isn't true to the band's roots and very representative of the constrictions of a major label that they ultimately rebelled against. I was able to find a last.fm link where you can listen to the track. I also am not certain that this is the best representation of their music this decade, I can think of numerous songs I enjoy as much or more than this one. However, the theme of this song fit my mix better than any others.

Now that this has been put out there, feel free to flame away.

 
19.01 - KarmaPolice - Sunny Day Real Estate - One (4:09)

19.02 - AcerFC - Pennywise - #### Authority (3:16)

19.03 - drpill - autoskip -

19.04 - Tremendous Upside - Fountains of Wayne - Winter Valley Song (3:35)

19.05 - Abrantes - The Secret Machines - Nowhere Again (4:16)

19.06 - Postradamus - skip today -

19.07 - Disco Stu - Andrew Bird - Fake Palindromes (2:52)

19.08 - Nigel Tufnel - Built to Spill - Strange (3:59)

19.09 - piratemike - Black Lips - Everybody's Doing It (2:41)

19.10 - AhrnCityPahnder - Celph Titled - Primo's Four Course Meal (3:26)

19.11 - Steve Tasker - Lupe Fiasco - Kick, Push (4:13)

19.12 - valence - Interpol - Slow Hands

19.13 - Oliver Humanzee - skip -

19.14 - Uncle Humuna - skip -

19.15 - The Dreaded Marco - The Glands - I Can See My House from here (4:09)

19.16 - Jzilla - Kings of Leon - Molly's Chambers (2:16)

19.17 - Tiananmen Tank - skip -

19.18 - Kumerica - skip -

19.19 - John Madden's Lunchbox - Gorillaz - Clint Eastwood (3:44)

19.20 - The Future Champs - Graham Coxon - Freakin' Out (3:37)

19.21 - Northern Voice - Aesop Rock - None Shall Pass (4:05)

19.22 - tyler_cracker - Franz Ferdinand - 40' (3:24)

19.23 - D_House - Gillian Welch - My First Lover (3:47)

19.24 - Professor S - Brother Ali - Prince Charming (4:35)

19.25 - Eephus - Arctic Monkeys - A Certain Romance (5:31)

19.26 - Bonzai - -

20.01 - Bonzai - -

20.02 - Eephus - DJ Jazzy Jeef feat J-Live - Practice

20.03 - Professor S - Sister Hazel - Champagne High (5:20)

20.04 - D_House - Jamie Liddell - Another Day (3:48)

20.05 - tyler_cracker - -

20.06 - Northern Voice - DJ Danger Mouse - Encore (2:40)

20.07 - The Future Champs - -

20.08 - John Madden's Lunchbox - -

20.09 - Kumerica - skip -

20.10 - Tiananmen Tank - skip -

20.11 - Jzilla - -

20.12 - The Dreaded Marco - -

20.13 - Uncle Humuna - skip -

20.14 - Oliver Humanzee - skip -

20.15 - valence - -

20.16 - Steve Tasker - -

20.17 - AhrnCityPahnder - -

20.18 - piratemike - -

20.19 - Nigel Tufnel - -

20.20 - Disco Stu - -

20.21 - Postradamus - -

20.22 - Abrantes - -

20.23 - Tremendous Upside - -

20.24 - drpill - -

20.25 - AcerFC - -

20.26 - KarmaPolice - -

 
I think Bonzai has TOed by now, so it should be:



20.07 - The Future Champs - - OTC

20.08 - John Madden's Lunchbox - - OTC

20.09 - Kumerica - skip -

20.10 - Tiananmen Tank - skip -

20.11 - Jzilla - - OTC

 
this has officially gone 3/4 cluster####

I'll be grabbing some of my favorite noob rock as we start winding things down, and here's one now

Avenged Sevenfold - Bat Country (5:13)

RIP Rev drummer dude

 
20.03 - Sister Hazel - Champagne High (5:20)

Alright, it's time for me to finally do some spotlighting on what has been my favorite band of the decade. I am prepared to receive any and all stones thrown my way . . . I realize that this isn't the musical taste of most here. I, however, do appreciate a good pop-rock tune with a catchy and poignant chorus, especially when it is accompanied by incredible vocal harmonies - much like what the Eagles were able to do in the 70's.

The fact that this band isn't among the biggest and most popular bands in the world today is in my opinion a travesty, and a tribute to the big money marketing schemes of major record labels. This band, of course, did rise to stardom rapidly in 1997 with the top ten hit, "All For You" and had platinum success with that record. Their follow-up album "Fortress" went gold off the success of songs such as the one above. However, the band was unhappy with the stringent guidelines that were put forth by their record label - they wanted to tour more extensively, play smaller and more intimate venues, write songs on the road and release material when they felt they were ready for a new record. In a nearly unprecedented move, they were released from their contract and allowed go the independent route despite their previous success.

Since going the independent route, Sister Hazel released four amazing albums. The lack of a major label backing them is the only reason I can surmise for them to not have hit after hit - especially when some of their "counterparts" in the alterna-pop era from the late 90's such as Matchbox 20 and Counting Crows have continued chart success into the new millenium.

I present this to you as a sampling of their music. Unfortunately, on a quick search here at work with Youtube blocked I was unable to find a video - and it may be best that I didn't, as the official video to this song is a high concept video with outrageous costumes that isn't true to the band's roots and very representative of the constrictions of a major label that they ultimately rebelled against. I was able to find a last.fm link where you can listen to the track. I also am not certain that this is the best representation of their music this decade, I can think of numerous songs I enjoy as much or more than this one. However, the theme of this song fit my mix better than any others.

Now that this has been put out there, feel free to flame away.
I can't believe you wrote this many paragraphs about Sister Hazel.
 
That's officially the most anyone has typed/thought about Sister Hazel all decade
You've clearly never met my cousin. :popcorn: I wasn't aware there was such a thing as HazelnutsTM until the last few years.
We're out there. Small but rabid fanbase. I told you I was going to Adult Contemporary your ### off in this draft.
'00s Mixtape Draft: Adult Contemporary as ####.
:lmao:
 
piratemike said:
Abrantes said:
Professor S said:
Abrantes said:
Tremendous Upside said:
That's officially the most anyone has typed/thought about Sister Hazel all decade
You've clearly never met my cousin. :tfp: I wasn't aware there was such a thing as HazelnutsTM until the last few years.
We're out there. Small but rabid fanbase. I told you I was going to Adult Contemporary your ### off in this draft.
'00s Mixtape Draft: Adult Contemporary as ####.
:lmao:
:shrug: :lmao:
 
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Abrantes said:
Professor S said:
Abrantes said:
Tremendous Upside said:
That's officially the most anyone has typed/thought about Sister Hazel all decade
You've clearly never met my cousin. :X I wasn't aware there was such a thing as HazelnutsTM until the last few years.
We're out there. Small but rabid fanbase. I told you I was going to Adult Contemporary your ### off in this draft.
'00s Mixtape Draft: Adult Contemporary as ####.
:lmao:
 
Champs, Marco and valence up

20.07 - The Future Champs - - OTC

20.08 - John Madden's Lunchbox - - System of a Down - Chop Suey - 3:30

20.09 - Kumerica - skip -

20.10 - Tiananmen Tank - skip -

20.11 - Jzilla - - Avenged Sevenfold - Bat Country (5:13)

20.12 - The Dreaded Marco - - OTC

20.13 - Uncle Humuna - skip -

20.14 - Oliver Humanzee - skip -

20.15 - valence - - OTC

20.16 - Steve Tasker - -

20.17 - AhrnCityPahnder - -

20.18 - piratemike - -

20.19 - Nigel Tufnel - -

20.20 - Disco Stu - -

20.21 - Postradamus - -

20.22 - Abrantes - -

20.23 - Tremendous Upside - -

20.24 - drpill - -

20.25 - AcerFC - -

20.26 - KarmaPolice - -

 

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