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Hmm, I'm delving deeper and deeper into the world of music. I discovered a band called Tiger Army, which plays in the genres of psychobilly (psycho...?), rockabilly, and punk. Instead of a bass guitar, they use a double bass, and the vocalist has an Arabic accent (maybe South American, Mexican, etc.).
Their first album is named after the band. The songs are wild, except for Outlaw Heart, which is calm. The second album, Power Of Moonlite, is even better; In The Orchard is a good song, perfect for riding a horse or traveling by train, evoking the Wild West. The third album is Ghost Tigers Rise. It features a very good song, Rose of the Devil's Garden, which is how I discovered the band. I also liked Through the Darkness. And the fourth album is called Music From Regions Beyond; I'd highlight Afterworld, Forever Fades Away, and Hechizo De Amor from it.
Added 13 hours 15 minutes ago
Yesterday, in addition to the "tiger army," I decided to buy albums by the band 311, which plays reggae, funk, rap-metal, punk, and maybe other genres. They have many albums, so I won't list them all, but I'll just write down the songs I liked: Don't Tread On Me (the first song I heard), Get Down, Hey You, Sometimes Jacks Rule The Realm, Too Much Too Fast. I mostly like the two latest albums, and the rest aren't really for me.
Added 13 hours 15 minutes ago
Yesterday, in addition to the "tiger army," I decided to buy albums by the band 311, which plays reggae, funk, rap-metal, punk, and maybe other genres. They have many albums, so I won't list them all, but I'll just write down the songs I liked: Don't Tread On Me (the first song I heard), Get Down, Hey You, Sometimes Jacks Rule The Realm, Too Much Too Fast. I mostly like the two latest albums, and the rest aren't really for me.
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