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If you ask... hehe
Sisters of Mercy, MZ412, PJ Harvey, Dead can Dance, Loreena McKennitt, Front 242, Type O Negative, Index, Diary of Dreams, Tori Amos, Cop Shoot Cop, And One, Suicide Commando, VNV Nation, Covenant, Nine Inch Nails, KMFDM, Laibach, Electro Asassin, Funker Vogt, Ministry, Veruca Salt, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds... to name but a few..
Sisters of Mercy, MZ412, PJ Harvey, Dead can Dance, Loreena McKennitt, Front 242, Type O Negative, Index, Diary of Dreams, Tori Amos, Cop Shoot Cop, And One, Suicide Commando, VNV Nation, Covenant, Nine Inch Nails, KMFDM, Laibach, Electro Asassin, Funker Vogt, Ministry, Veruca Salt, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds... to name but a few..
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I have a tendency to like 80's new wave as a general style.
I mostly enjoy female performers who have interesting voices and who write their own material, tending towards songs that are stories. Some favorites are Leah Andreone, Aimee Mann, Depech Mode, Garbage, Jill Sobule, Liz Phair.
Myriads
I mostly enjoy female performers who have interesting voices and who write their own material, tending towards songs that are stories. Some favorites are Leah Andreone, Aimee Mann, Depech Mode, Garbage, Jill Sobule, Liz Phair.
Myriads
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Pretty much anything except Rap and Techno. Then again, those aren't really music anyway...
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good topic!
Ah yes.. where can I begin with this post...
I guess I'm mainly an "indie" rock fan. I count among my favorites classics like Sonic Youth and Fugazi, older punk stuff ( and some newer), of course the ramones, L7, basically a wide variety of anything that rocks. Japanese bands (ex: melt banana, guitar wolf)fascinate me due to their emotion and energy level, plus their sense of humor. If it's good music, I'll most likely enjoy it.
giu
Ah yes.. where can I begin with this post...
I guess I'm mainly an "indie" rock fan. I count among my favorites classics like Sonic Youth and Fugazi, older punk stuff ( and some newer), of course the ramones, L7, basically a wide variety of anything that rocks. Japanese bands (ex: melt banana, guitar wolf)fascinate me due to their emotion and energy level, plus their sense of humor. If it's good music, I'll most likely enjoy it.
giu
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Music!!!!!!!!!
My other favorite subject!!!!!!!!
My favorite artists are here in no particular order: Tool, Primus, Fugazi, Sunny Day Real Estate, Canderia, Shudder to Think, and Radiohead.
My other favorite subject!!!!!!!!
My favorite artists are here in no particular order: Tool, Primus, Fugazi, Sunny Day Real Estate, Canderia, Shudder to Think, and Radiohead.
A few more
Its cool to hear a lot of you reply to this topic. I left out a few of my favs so here they are. Dead kennedys, mxpx, Sum 41, black flag and as far as non punk bands: saliva, kittie, papa roach. I listen to so much stuff its hard to remember all the bands.
Its cool to hear a lot of you reply to this topic. I left out a few of my favs so here they are. Dead kennedys, mxpx, Sum 41, black flag and as far as non punk bands: saliva, kittie, papa roach. I listen to so much stuff its hard to remember all the bands.
Rock and tickle?
Led Zep, AeroSmith, Staind, U2, REM, Nirvana, Enya, Skynard, Stones, Pearl Jam, CCR, Santana, classical, some country, some Hiphop, some BigBand, Swing, 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's (Big Country)....pretty much everything BUT rap......got about 4000 songs squirreled away on a HD if anyone is looking for anything...lol. Q
Led Zep, AeroSmith, Staind, U2, REM, Nirvana, Enya, Skynard, Stones, Pearl Jam, CCR, Santana, classical, some country, some Hiphop, some BigBand, Swing, 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's (Big Country)....pretty much everything BUT rap......got about 4000 songs squirreled away on a HD if anyone is looking for anything...lol. Q
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I like a little of almost everything...reggae,old soul stuff like Stax and Motown, 70's funk, classic rock, old rap,and "quiet storm" R&B like Anita Baker and Sade.
I'm all mixed up.........
I listen to everything........basically......
Sublime, Pink Floyd, the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Nirvana, Gorillaz, Radiohead, Everlast (of course), Cypress Hill, Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, House of Pain, Toadies, Stone Temple Pilots.......the list goes on forever.......
I'll pretty much listen to whatever....I have a very wide variety of tastes when it comes to music......I even tried listening to country once.......once.........
Later.........
I listen to everything........basically......
Sublime, Pink Floyd, the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Nirvana, Gorillaz, Radiohead, Everlast (of course), Cypress Hill, Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, House of Pain, Toadies, Stone Temple Pilots.......the list goes on forever.......
I'll pretty much listen to whatever....I have a very wide variety of tastes when it comes to music......I even tried listening to country once.......once.........
Later.........
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classic rock
ELO Bob Seager and other classic rock some 80s new wave Also the Bob&Tom show Johnboy&Billy morning show Wierd Al Yankovic Doors & Supertramp
ELO Bob Seager and other classic rock some 80s new wave Also the Bob&Tom show Johnboy&Billy morning show Wierd Al Yankovic Doors & Supertramp
Q, it appears we have another similarity, brother, 'cause I dig a like variety of tunes. Older rock like Zeppelin, CCR and Stones, is a fav, though I'd through Bowie in the mix immediately, and Iggy Pop. Newer rock, oft called "modern" or "alternative", is a big fave, and there's too much I like to list here, and REM is a biggie in that angle o' the genre.
I dig some classical, though I favor the Impressionist there, and some Baroque.
I dig a bit of old country, too, and some hiphop (but I include some rap, there, in my case), and a lot of Big Band and Swing (favoring vocal work by Satchmo and Prima).
I like Jazz in general, though clearly, I favor the older stuff. Some of the recent stuff is quite interesting. In between, I think music school and warring students (them horn students are so VEHEMENT about Bird...) wrecked my perspective for that fine art form.
I'd add, to your list, the strangeties of the electro-acoustic varieties. Whether computer-generated or done with modified appliances, some of the aural structures are cool to hear. On the one side, you have Cage and Reich, and on the other, Einsterzende Neubauten, with some of the rock kicks mixing it in these days.
I'd also add Javanese Gamelan, 'cause I got a taste for it in school. Recordings of it, sadly, don't do it justice. It really must be heard live. It's strange, foreign to we west-hemisphere kids, and interesting.
I think I stopped making MP3s after the second CD-ROM's worth. One day I'll buy a giant 80gb disk and put all the tunes I like on it, I s'pose.
My rather lengthy $0.02,
dvnc
I dig some classical, though I favor the Impressionist there, and some Baroque.
I dig a bit of old country, too, and some hiphop (but I include some rap, there, in my case), and a lot of Big Band and Swing (favoring vocal work by Satchmo and Prima).
I like Jazz in general, though clearly, I favor the older stuff. Some of the recent stuff is quite interesting. In between, I think music school and warring students (them horn students are so VEHEMENT about Bird...) wrecked my perspective for that fine art form.
I'd add, to your list, the strangeties of the electro-acoustic varieties. Whether computer-generated or done with modified appliances, some of the aural structures are cool to hear. On the one side, you have Cage and Reich, and on the other, Einsterzende Neubauten, with some of the rock kicks mixing it in these days.
I'd also add Javanese Gamelan, 'cause I got a taste for it in school. Recordings of it, sadly, don't do it justice. It really must be heard live. It's strange, foreign to we west-hemisphere kids, and interesting.
I think I stopped making MP3s after the second CD-ROM's worth. One day I'll buy a giant 80gb disk and put all the tunes I like on it, I s'pose.
My rather lengthy $0.02,
dvnc
My tastes are a bit... odd. Sometimes even I'm surprised to see what's sharing shelf space in my CD collection. The broad categories are:
1. New Age (For lack of a better term): Adiemus, David Arkenstone, Maire Brennan & Clannad, Enigma, Enya, Kitaro, David Lanz, Loreena McKennitt, Patrick O'Hearn, Tangerine Dream, Vangelis, Andreas Vollenweider, & Yanni. Some of the most painfully beautiful stuff I've ever heard includes Enya's "Exile," Lanz's "Cristofori's Dream," and Vangelis' "Heaven and Hell, 3rd Movement/Theme from Cosmos"
2. Orchestral Film Scores: David Arnold, Danny Elfman, Christopher Franke, Jerry Goldsmith, James Horner, Trevor Jones, Michael Kamen, Basil Poledouris, Alan Silvestri, and John Williams. Particular favorites are Batman (Elfman), The Rocketeer (Horner), Dark City (Jones), and The Empire Strikes Back (Williams).
3. Old-School Heavy Metal: Iron Maiden, Manowar, & Metallica. As a D&D-playing Gamer Geek, I find a lot of cool villain themes and fight music I can use from these guys. I've got some Joe Satriani & Steve Vai gathering dust among my old cassette tapes as well.
4. Classical. A smattering of Bach, Beethoven, & Mozart to name a few. Particular favorites are Gustav Holst's The Planets and "Pictures at an Exhibition" & "Night on Bald Mountain" by Modeste Mussorgsky.
5. Miscellaneous: There's a few stray albums by Tori Amos (I liked Little Earthquakes but I'm glad I haven't been through whatever level of personal Hell that inspired her more recent work), The Cheiftains (I am an Irishman, after all), Sting (Useful for those times when I'm having or coming down from a big stupid crush) and the incomparable comedic genius "Weird Al" Yankovic.
1. New Age (For lack of a better term): Adiemus, David Arkenstone, Maire Brennan & Clannad, Enigma, Enya, Kitaro, David Lanz, Loreena McKennitt, Patrick O'Hearn, Tangerine Dream, Vangelis, Andreas Vollenweider, & Yanni. Some of the most painfully beautiful stuff I've ever heard includes Enya's "Exile," Lanz's "Cristofori's Dream," and Vangelis' "Heaven and Hell, 3rd Movement/Theme from Cosmos"
2. Orchestral Film Scores: David Arnold, Danny Elfman, Christopher Franke, Jerry Goldsmith, James Horner, Trevor Jones, Michael Kamen, Basil Poledouris, Alan Silvestri, and John Williams. Particular favorites are Batman (Elfman), The Rocketeer (Horner), Dark City (Jones), and The Empire Strikes Back (Williams).
3. Old-School Heavy Metal: Iron Maiden, Manowar, & Metallica. As a D&D-playing Gamer Geek, I find a lot of cool villain themes and fight music I can use from these guys. I've got some Joe Satriani & Steve Vai gathering dust among my old cassette tapes as well.
4. Classical. A smattering of Bach, Beethoven, & Mozart to name a few. Particular favorites are Gustav Holst's The Planets and "Pictures at an Exhibition" & "Night on Bald Mountain" by Modeste Mussorgsky.
5. Miscellaneous: There's a few stray albums by Tori Amos (I liked Little Earthquakes but I'm glad I haven't been through whatever level of personal Hell that inspired her more recent work), The Cheiftains (I am an Irishman, after all
), Sting (Useful for those times when I'm having or coming down from a big stupid crush) and the incomparable comedic genius "Weird Al" Yankovic.Rusty Shackleford
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