Crossposted from https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/47779253

I listen to this album whenever I get real fucking mad

There's a lot of famous artists today, but I'd love to discover new pop music that is oriented around a band instead of an individual. Bands like the Beatles, Rolling Stones, and Pink Floyd have all topped the pop charts. Glenn Miller's Orchestra topped the pop charts in 1940 with a fully instrumental song In the Mood.
I can think of Sammy Rae and Friends, but no others. What are your favorite modern pop bands? Especially ones with a focus on instrumentals. Edit: thanks for the recs!

I loooove Foushee's part in this. What a melody

Feels like half of Lemmy could relate to this 😆

So this happened

playlist link:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6F3sCPmocAQDMNRNg7TZZb

what genre is this?

Included on Laibach's ‘Trans Slovenia Express’ cover compilation.

Video by the same Sašo Podgoršek that directed most of Laibach's videos, up to ‘The Lonely Goatherd’.

"Official video from the first seven songs of Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band’s Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour's Philadelphia finale. With that May 30 show filmed in its entirety, and planned for release in four parts this year, “Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band: Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour (Philadelphia Freedom Cut)” features performances of “Born in the U.S.A.,” “Death to My Hometown,” “No Surrender” and “Darkness on the Edge of Town,” alongside covers of the Motown classic “War” (written by Barrett Strong and Norman Whitfield) and The Clash’s “Clampdown.”

Musicians on stage for the Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour included The E Street Band’s Roy Bittan (piano, synthesizer), Nils Lofgren (guitar, vocals), Garry Tallent (bass guitar), Stevie Van Zandt (guitar, vocals) and Max Weinberg (drums) with Soozie Tyrell (violin, guitar, vocals), Jake Clemons (saxophone) and Charlie Giordano (organ, keyboards, accordion). They were joined by The E Street Horns and Percussion (Anthony Almonte, Barry Danielian, Eddie Manion, Ozzie Melendez, Curt Ramm) and The E Street Choir (Ada Dyer, Curtis King, Lisa Lowell, Michelle Moore). Tom Morello performed with Springsteen and The E Street Band for each of the tour’s 20 shows as a special guest.

“Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band: Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour (Philadelphia Freedom Cut)” was directed by Chris Hilson and Thom Zimny, edited by Zimny and Sam Shapiro, and produced by Jon Landau, Zimny and Adrienne Gerard. Sound was mixed by Jon Altschiller and recorded by John Cooper, with lighting design by Jeff Ravitz and Todd Ricci. “War” written by Barrett Strong and Norman Whitfield. Published by Stone Agate Music. All rights administered by Sony Music Publishing (US) LLC (BMI)

“Clampdown” written by Michael Jones, John Mellor, Nicholas Headon and Paul Simonon. Published by Universal PolyGram Int. Publishing, Inc. on behalf of Nineden Ltd. (ASCAP)

“Born In The U.S.A.,” “Death To My Hometown,” “No Surrender” and “Darkness on the Edge of Town” written by Bruce Springsteen. Published by Eldridge Publishing Co. and Sony Pop Music Publishing (GMR).

“Streets of Minneapolis” written by Bruce Springsteen. Administered by Sony Pop Music Publishing (GMR). "

Messer Chups are sort of an spinoff band of Messer für Frau Muller, who made electro/synthpop heavily laden with retro and horror-movie samples. This aesthetic has been partly brought into Messer Chups too.

Youtube: part 1, part 2, part 3.

Near Mint on Resonance FM 8th March 2016: Datashat Business Funk Special

Everything together: Ultimate BusinessFunk (2 Hour Presentation)

"Compiled by Datashat from the libraries of KPM, Bruton, Rouge, DeWolfe, Chappell, and Atmosphere, 1978–1984."
"Compiled from various library LPs from eBay, Discogs, record fairs, junk shops and countless heroic blogspot archivists of yore."

Aside from producing his own music under the alias Datassette, the author has also made the site musicForProgramming();.

Library music (or often 'production music') is prerecorded music intended for use in television, films, or private production such as instructional videos. 'Ren & Stimpy' and 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' both prominently made ample use of library music for their soundtracks.

Here on Youtube.

Messer Chups are sort of an spinoff band of Messer für Frau Muller, who made electro/synthpop heavily laden with retro and horror-movie samples.