What kind of music do you listen to?

[thescarface1989]

What kind of music do you listen to?

[Qwickdraw]

You name it, I rock it.

mainly 90's HIP HOP and 70's ROCK.

[Yeagermeister]

Mainly classic rock, a little bit of mid to late 80's to early 90's rap, and some 70's r&b. My fav right now is Kenny Wayne Shepherd.

[Duane]

The Black Crowes, 80's - 90's alternative and a lot of other stuff.

[Reality]

Trance, eurodance, old school rap, new age, ambient, 80-90's rock, classical ..

Also, some current rock like Garbage, 3 Doors Down, Linkin Park, Staind, Bowling for Soup, Simple Plan, Sum 41, Lifehouse, etc.

-Reality

[Tio]

Zeppelin, ACDC, Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, rolling stones, metallica a lot of classic rock and metal.

current bacnds system of a down, sum 41, the strokes, atreyu, lamb of god

[iceberg]

Mainly classic rock, a little bit of mid to late 80's to early 90's rap, and some 70's r&b. My fav right now is Kenny Wayne Shepherd.

i play "let go" a lot. great song.

[Cbz40]

I make my own music....................;)

[Yeagermeister]

I make my own music....................;)

pea salad....nuff said :laugh2:

[the kid 05]

metallica to korn to N.W.A. to tupac to Pink Flyod to rob zombie to DJ phanta C to rise againts to some country...its all over the board

[Juke99]

Tommy Emmanuel and other acoustic guys.

Beatles...and classic rock, CCR, Led Zep, Stones, Hendrix, Cream... from the 60's.

Good country.

Non dance house Reggae.

Blues. Muddy Waters, BB, Little Walter and Kim Wilson.

Classical.

Dean Martin...over and over again.

Aerosmith.

Some big band stuff.

MOTOWN.

Chris Botti.

And the theme song to the Huckleberry Hound Show.

[Deb]

See Juke....I had you pegged for Sinatra...New York New York...LOL

I love the motown sound too...classic rock....can't remember the song that goes to Huckleberry Hound..everytime I try and think what it is...the Jetsons pop into my head LOL

[jem88]

I like Floyd, The Beatles, The Who and all the other usual suspects (except Springsteen, Van Morrison and Elvis- can't really get into these three, although I certainly respect them.)

I have recently gotten into:

Scott Walker- scary stuff

The White Stripes- the last two albums have been awesome

Spoon- very underrated band from Austin

Stevie Wonder- I feel great shame that is has taken me this long

Brian Eno- Always knew him as a producer, but his own stuff is great too

[Juke99]

See Juke....I had you pegged for Sinatra...New York New York...LOL

I love the motown sound too...classic rock....can't remember the song that goes to Huckleberry Hound..everytime I try and think what it is...the Jetsons pop into my head LOL


Mostly, I can't stand Sinatra and the whole "schtick"

Maybe this will help you out...

The biggest show in town is Huckleberry Hound
For all you guys and gals.
The biggest clown in town is Huckleberry Hound
With all his cartoon pals.

It's Huckleberry fun, it's for everyone,
So come on, gather 'round.
Get yourself all set,
Turn on your TV set
For Huckleberry Hound.

That oh, so merry, Chuckleberry,
Huckleberry Hound.

[Crown Royal]

new age, ambient

-Reality

Code for 'Enya.'

[TruBlueCowboy]

Anything.

I am open to any type of music. I have songs from all genres on my MP3 player, from Frank Sinatra, to Outkast, to Johnny Cash, to Pink Floyd, to Mozart, to everything.

[Juke99]

Anything.

I am open to any type of music. I have songs from all genres on my MP3 player, from Frank Sinatra, to Outkast, to Johnny Cash, to Pink Floyd, to Mozart, to everything.


Well done. A true music lover.

:)

[Crown Royal]

Anything.

I am open to any type of music. I have songs from all genres on my MP3 player, from Frank Sinatra, to Outkast, to Johnny Cash, to Pink Floyd, to Mozart, to everything.

Mozart is overrated. He was a great prodigy, and possibly the most talented all around western musician ever, but his compositions, though great, top ten, are not THE greatest.

Baroque>Classical

[Crown Royal]

My Current 'Favorites' Playlist:

In the Reigns Calexico/Iron and Wine
The Palace and Creatures of Kastchei Disappear, from 'The Firebird' Igor Stravinski
Locomotive Breath Jethro Tull
Wild Signals from Close Encounters of the Third Kind John Williams
Si Volvieras a Mi Josh Groban
Carry on Wayward Son Kansas
Smile like you Mean it The Killers
You are the New Day The King Singers
Destroy Everything You Touch Ladytron
Over the Hills and Far Away Zeppelin
At Least That's What you Said Wilco
Fugue in D Minor Bach
Foreplay/Long Time Boston
Os Justi Anton Bruckner
Chicago Sufjan Stevens
Chorus No 1 (Typico) Heitor Villa-Lobos
Hurdy Gurdy Man Donovan
Counting Bodies like Sheep to the Rythym of the War Drums A Perfect Circle
The Death of Johnathan Kent from Superman John Williams
Kathy's Song Simon and Garfunkel
Strange and Beautiful Aqualung
I Believe (When I fall in Love with you it will be forever) Stevie Wonder
Be (intro) Common
Nostalgia from Live at the Acropolis Yanni
I've Just Seen a FaceThe Beatles
Bolero from Moulin Rouge Various Artists
She is Like the Swallow Lucia Micarelli
I am a Man of Constant Sorrow The Soggy bottom Boys
Escape Craig Armstrong
Around the Universe Rufus Wainwright
The Spirit of Radio Rush
Egmont Overture, Op. 84 Beethoven
Smoke (Live) Ben folds
Off the Top Bela Fleck and the Flecktones
The Sweetest thing U2
The Grove of Eglantine Styx
The Devil Went Down to Georgia The Charlie Daniels Band
A Life in the Day of Andre Benjamin Andre 3000
Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity Gustav Holst
Death of Isolde, from Tristan and Isolde Richard Wagner
The Bleeding Heart Show The New Pornographers


I've been on a big kick with movie soundtracks lately. John Williams is obviously a favorite, but I like James Newton Howard Brian Tyler a lot too.

A lot of my stuff revolves around orchestral/choral, because I picked that up in middle school. Thus the soundtracks. Even in my popular music choices, I tend to prefer very well produced, clean sounding stuff.

[Hostile]

What kind of music do you listen to?Country is my favorite, but I love classic rock as well.

[ROMOSAPIEN9]

I like all types of music aside from Rap, hip-hop, and new country.

If I had to pick one band that was my all-time favorite, I guess I'd go with Metallica. To me, every one of their songs is kickarse!

Then I also really dig Kool & the Gang...and lots of 70's R&B.

Country music from the 70's is also generally pretty good. Johnny Cash is the MAN

Plus I like the Carpenters, and Abba, and a whole lot of stuff like that. The captain and Tenille.

Nat King Cole's greatest hits is in my music library. So is ELO's greatest hits, and the best of The Beach Boys...etc...

I was never really a fan of the Beattles, but I recognize their greatness and their contribution to rock and roll and music in general.

Here's a question for all.....What CD is in your vehicles CD player right now?

Mine is "Sepultura Live...Disc 1."

[Crown Royal]

I like all types of music aside from Rap, hip-hop, and new country.

If I had to pick one band that was my all-time favorite, I guess I'd go with Metallica. To me, every one of their songs is kickarse!

Then I also really dig Kool & the Gang...and lots of 70's R&B.

Country music from the 70's is also generally pretty good. Johnny Cash is the MAN

Plus I like the Carpenters, and Abba, and a whole lot of stuff like that. The captain and Tenille.

Nat King Cole's greatest hits is in my music library. So is ELO's greatest hits, and the best of The Beach Boys...etc...

I was never really a fan of the Beattles, but I recognize their greatness and their contribution to rock and roll and music in general.

Here's a question for all.....What CD is in your vehicles CD player right now?

Mine is "Sepultura Live...Disc 1."

Sufjan Stevens, Seven Swans.

[Juke99]

I like all types of music aside from Rap, hip-hop, and new country.

If I had to pick one band that was my all-time favorite, I guess I'd go with Metallica. To me, every one of their songs is kickarse!

Then I also really dig Kool & the Gang...and lots of 70's R&B.

Country music from the 70's is also generally pretty good. Johnny Cash is the MAN

Plus I like the Carpenters, and Abba, and a whole lot of stuff like that. The captain and Tenille.

Nat King Cole's greatest hits is in my music library. So is ELO's greatest hits, and the best of The Beach Boys...etc...

I was never really a fan of the Beattles, but I recognize their greatness and their contribution to rock and roll and music in general.

Here's a question for all.....What CD is in your vehicles CD player right now?

Mine is "Sepultura Live...Disc 1."

Hey Yo...how's it going?

In my CD player right now is.....Tommy Emmanuel.

[Yeagermeister]

Here's a question for all.....What CD is in your vehicles CD player right now?


Metallica - black album

Enter Sandman is one of my favorite songs

[Payton34Smith22]

I like all types of music.

Metallica
Pantera
Tupac
Eazy-E
Scarface
Zero
50 Cent
Biggie
Jay-Z
Too $hort
Incubus
A Perfect Circle
Slipkot
Korn
Sepultura
Pearl Jam
Sublime
AC/DC
Ozzy
Iron Maiden
Def Leppard
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Breaking Benjamin
Shinedown
Evanescence
Saliva
Disturbed
Seether
Crossfade
Tool
Drowning Pool
Staind
Johnny Cash
John Lee Hooker
George Strait
Travis Tritt
Garth Brooks
Outkast
Ludacris
Jahiem

Just to name a few lol....:cool:

[Payton34Smith22]

Here's a question for all.....What CD is in your vehicles CD player right now?


Incubus~Morning View

[Hostile]

I like all types of music aside from Rap, hip-hop, and new country.

If I had to pick one band that was my all-time favorite, I guess I'd go with Metallica. To me, every one of their songs is kickarse!

Then I also really dig Kool & the Gang...and lots of 70's R&B.

Country music from the 70's is also generally pretty good. Johnny Cash is the MAN

Plus I like the Carpenters, and Abba, and a whole lot of stuff like that. The captain and Tenille.

Nat King Cole's greatest hits is in my music library. So is ELO's greatest hits, and the best of The Beach Boys...etc...

I was never really a fan of the Beattles, but I recognize their greatness and their contribution to rock and roll and music in general.

Here's a question for all.....What CD is in your vehicles CD player right now?

Mine is "Sepultura Live...Disc 1."Pink Floyd...Dark Side of the Moon.

[TruBlueCowboy]

Here's a question for all.....What CD is in your vehicles CD player right now?

Mine is "Sepultura Live...Disc 1."

None. I listen to talk radio in the car. Satellite radio is da bomb!

[Payton34Smith22]

None. I listen to talk radio in the car. Satellite radio is da bomb!

I really need to get Satellite Radio, I always hear good things about it.

[ROMOSAPIEN9]

None. I listen to talk radio in the car. Satellite radio is da bomb!

I used to until i moved up here to Philly. I was a true Tickethead back in Dallas, but the sports talk in this town is HORRIBLE. And besides, what do I care who the 3rd stater for the Phillies is gonna be? I miss the Ticket somethin fierce.

I even bought a new Alpine stereo for my truck. I had an old Sony piece of junk with only 2 door speakers. But I didn't care cos I listened to talk radio all the time. So I went and invested $500 on a new system. I wouldn't say it "jams." But it rocks enough for my old bones.

:yourock:

[TruBlueCowboy]

I used to until i moved up here to Philly. I was a true Tickethead back in Dallas, but the sports talk in this town is HORRIBLE. And besides, what do I care who the 3rd stater for the Phillies is gonna be? I miss the Ticket somethin fierce.

I even bought a new Alpine stereo for my truck. I had an old Sony piece of junk with only 2 door speakers. But I didn't care cos I listened to talk radio all the time. So I went and invested $500 on a new system. I wouldn't say it "jams." But it rocks enough for my old bones.

:yourock:

Nothing will ever replace the local stations :( but there are enough sports and politics (if that's your thing) themed stations to keep me going on satellite radio. I feel your pain. Relying on local talk radio is terrible when you're out of state.

[jem88]

My Current 'Favorites' Playlist:


I Believe (When I fall in Love with you it will be forever) Stevie Wonder



Listened to it today. I read somewhere that listening to this song was a religious experience. Can't say that I disagree.

[jem88]

Pink Floyd...Dark Side of the Moon. Nice call, although driving with "Us and Them" playing might be a bit dangerous. Very hypnotic song.

[WoodysGirl]

Here's a question for all.....What CD is in your vehicles CD player right now?
In my car, I've been doing heavy R & B lately, so some of you may not recognize the artists. Donnell Jones, Avant, Anthony Hamilton. I'm flipping between them and the new Busta Rhymes.

A friend is supposed to be loaning me Nickleback. So I'm waiting to pop that in this week.

At work, my playlist is a wide range of stuff. It's whatever I feel at the moment. From Lil Jon to Gospel to Shania Twain... Got some old 80s pop loaded as well as some 80s hip-hop. A co-worker was teasing me, cuz I had "Total eclipse of my heart" playing...and then I back doored it w/the theme song from Dirty Dancing.

I'm not picky. Just go w/what I feel.

[txlonghorn14]

i listen to metallica, the best band on the planet. also, i'm into a lot of southern rock, hank williams jr, country, johnny cash, kenny chesney, skynyrd, classic rock. shooter jennings is probably my new favorite southern rock/country singer.

[AbeBeta]

Brian Eno- Always knew him as a producer, but his own stuff is great too

Damn. That's some great stuff. Any of those 4 early vocal albums are totally way ahead of their time.

Eno is a true genius.

[AbeBeta]

Sufjan Stevens, Seven Swans.

That's beautiful album - his Michigan and Illinois albums are also especially great (everything before that sucks though).

[ROMOSAPIEN9]

i listen to metallica, the best band on the planet. also, i'm into a lot of southern rock, hank williams jr, country, johnny cash, kenny chesney, skynyrd, classic rock. shooter jennings is probably my new favorite southern rock/country singer.


It's funny I guess....I'm Texas born and bred. But I absolutely HATE southern rock.

Obviously it's a personal preference type thing. But I wouldn't walk across the street to see Lynard Skynard/38 Special...et al

But that's just me. If you/one likes it....More power to ya!:)

[Crown Royal]

That's beautiful album - his Michigan and Illinois albums are also especially great (everything before that sucks though).

Come on Feel the Illinoise is an amazing thing. He just released a new one, 'The Avalanche', which is the outtake and scrapped material from the Illinoise album. It isn't bad - I mean, you can tell why some didn't make the album. But it has 4 different versions of 'Chicago' on it, which is the hotness.

[AbeBeta]

Come on Feel the Illinoise is an amazing thing. He just released a new one, 'The Avalanche', which is the outtake and scrapped material from the Illinoise album. It isn't bad - I mean, you can tell why some didn't make the album. But it has 4 different versions of 'Chicago' on it, which is the hotness.

yeah, I've heard that -- tough to listen to a lot since if you listen to it every day, you'll have heard Chicago nearly 30 times since the week is out.

you like the Mountain Goats? I love them - similar to Sufjan but their own vibe too.

[ChldsPlay]

Rock and...rock. Actually, I'm not really into music that much. I usually have sports or news on the radio in the car, and I don't listen to music if I'm not in the car. Love Metallica...until the recent crap. Because of the wife I mostly listen to Christian Rock now.

Pillar
Kutless
Thousand Foot Krutch
Desciple
Project 86
P.O.D.
and most recently, Red.

[jem88]

Damn. That's some great stuff. Any of those 4 early vocal albums are totally way ahead of their time.

Eno is a true genius. I've picked up "Taking Tiger Mountain By Strategy" and "Ambient: On Land" and both are very good albums. I've heard that "Another Green World" and "Before and After Science" are also amazing. It's hard to choose my favourite song from what I've heard, but if I really had to pick one, I'd go with "Burning Airlines Give You So Much More" (what an incredible title!)

[Yeagermeister]

i listen to metallica, the best band on the planet. also, i'm into a lot of southern rock, hank williams jr, country, johnny cash, kenny chesney, skynyrd, classic rock. shooter jennings is probably my new favorite southern rock/country singer.
Finally some one who can spell Skynyrd correctly :yourock:

[LatinMind]

In my car, I've been doing heavy R & B lately, so some of you may not recognize the artists. Donnell Jones, Avant, Anthony Hamilton. I'm flipping between them and the new Busta Rhymes.

A friend is supposed to be loaning me Nickleback. So I'm waiting to pop that in this week.

At work, my playlist is a wide range of stuff. It's whatever I feel at the moment. From Lil Jon to Gospel to Shania Twain... Got some old 80s pop loaded as well as some 80s hip-hop. A co-worker was teasing me, cuz I had "Total eclipse of my heart" playing...and then I back doored it w/the theme song from Dirty Dancing.

I'm not picky. Just go w/what I feel.

try some jaheim, ghetto love...stay away from his newer album still ghetto:bang2:

[Payton34Smith22]

try some jaheim, ghetto love...stay away from his newer album still ghetto:bang2:

Yup, Ghetto Love is a great album!

[AbeBeta]

I've picked up "Taking Tiger Mountain By Strategy" and "Ambient: On Land" and both are very good albums. I've heard that "Another Green World" and "Before and After Science" are also amazing. It's hard to choose my favourite song from what I've heard, but if I really had to pick one, I'd go with "Burning Airlines Give You So Much More" (what an incredible title!)

When you reach Kyoto send a postcard if you can.... That's gotta be my favorite as well.

Those albums are fantastic. I really love Here Come the Warm Jets as well.

[parchy]

Some bands at the top of my 'last played' list:

Minus the Bear
A Perfect Circle
Tool
Radiohead
Tom Waits
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Anything from Mark Lanegan
The Boss' early stuff - Ghost of Tom Joad and Born to Run, mainly
The Flaming Lips
Mono
Explosions in the Sky
American Analog Set
Dispatch
John Butler Trio
Mogwai

Just a few off the top of my head. My iTunes has something like 40 days of music on it, so I have tons more.

[AbeBeta]

Some bands at the top of my 'last played' list:

Minus the Bear
A Perfect Circle
Tool
Radiohead
Tom Waits
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Anything from Mark Lanegan
The Boss' early stuff - Ghost of Tom Joad and Born to Run, mainly
The Flaming Lips
Mono
Explosions in the Sky
American Analog Set
Dispatch
John Butler Trio
Mogwai

Just a few off the top of my head. My iTunes has something like 40 days of music on it, so I have tons more.

Nice list Parchy -- I always hate to see kids listening to classic rock -- you give me hope for your generation.

If you like Lanegan and Waits you should check out this band called Man Man - a bit more uptempo but reminscent of the TW Swordfishtrombones period. One of my favorite albums of the year.

[Hoov]

All kinds of music.

Sometimes i want something fired up and in your face like AC/DC. i also like "hippie" music like the gratefrul dead when i'm in a happy mood or want to relax.

I really like music that is hypnotic and repetetive, anything that is somewhat trancelike. pink floyd is a good example, how the baseline or keyboards in the backround stimulates your subconscious. But techno is good for that too, you can tap into and raise a lot of energy from music like that. Lately i am really liking Tool, that music is perfect for a shaman type dance/experience.

If i go to a club and im feeling good, and the right type of music is playing....i just need 1 patner in crime to follow my lead and i can get the whole place riled up and get people doing things they would normally be too selfconscious to do, yes i get people around me fired up and then at the right moment start pushing their limits and yelling for them to show me more, to let everything out. then step back once the whole place is in a frenzy and admire my creation, its an incredible feeling!!!!

i also like what i term "dark" songs, some metallica songs fall into this category, music that touches your soul at its core, usually it doesnt have a hard driving beat, something more mellowed out, think alice in chains. that kind of music makes me feel like all the power in the universe is flowing throughout my being.

[parchy]

Nice list Parchy -- I always hate to see kids listening to classic rock -- you give me hope for your generation.

If you like Lanegan and Waits you should check out this band called Man Man - a bit more uptempo but reminscent of the TW Swordfishtrombones period. One of my favorite albums of the year.

I'll have to check them out. If they're anything like Waits - who I believe is actually the height of 'cool,' the proverbial mountain top, if you will - I'm sure I'd dig it. I appreciate how different his stuff is from everything else.

[RatisBeast]

Kevin Frickin Fowler and some good ol Texas Country

[AbeBeta]

Kevin Frickin Fowler and some good ol Texas Country

funny, I had you pegged as an Avril Levigne fan

[RatisBeast]

haha i think she's hot.... but i still would sing "Don't touch my Willie" to her haha

[AbeBeta]

I'll have to check them out. If they're anything like Waits - who I believe is actually the height of 'cool,' the proverbial mountain top, if you will - I'm sure I'd dig it. I appreciate how different his stuff is from everything else.

He's brilliant. When I was your age, we listened to Rain Dogs and Franks Wild Years constantly -- he and the Pixies really defined college for me.

[The30YardSlant]

Classic rock

Led Zeppelin (My favorite, I have every song they ever recorded on my IPOD)
Pink Floyd
AC/DC
Aerosmith
The Eagles
Don Henley
Eric Clapton
Lynard Skynyrd
The Who
Judas Priest
A Flock of Seagulls
Van Halen

Just to name a few, pretty much any classic rock. I also really like Billy Joel

[parchy]

He's brilliant. When I was your age, we listened to Rain Dogs and Franks Wild Years constantly -- he and the Pixies really defined college for me.

Rain Dogs was the first Waits CD I had ever heard, and is also incidentally my favorite. Alice is a close second.

[WoodysGirl]

try some jaheim, ghetto love...stay away from his newer album still ghetto:bang2:I've never been a big fan of jaheim. I've always liked his voice, but I can't stand his music. And he jaheim really lost me w/his performance at the Essence Festival. Horrible. His show was just bad. Sound was bad. His songs were wack. The only thing that sounded decent was his cover tribute of Luther's House is Not a Home.

He looked like Money Mike from Friday After Next. Had the nerve to go w/o his cornrows. Pulled his hair back into a pony tail and before he completed the first song, he'd pulled it out. It was not cute.

He spent his whole set trying to undress for the ladies and do the sexy stuff. He was about 2 songs from the end when he finally was able to pull off his short and roll w/the wife-beater.

Needless to say, I am not a fan of jaheim.

[Crown Royal]

I've just started listening to 'Muse' lately. Thus far, they are good.

[ROMOSAPIEN9]

Classic rock

Led Zeppelin (My favorite, I have every song they ever recorded on my IPOD)
Pink Floyd
AC/DC
Aerosmith
The Eagles
Don Henley
Eric Clapton
Lynard Skynyrd
The Who
Judas Priest
A Flock of Seagulls
Van Halen
Billy Joel

Everyone sing with me here.......

"Which one of these is not like the others...which one of these doesn't belong?" :D

[Crown Royal]

Everyone sing with me here.......

"Which one of these is not like the others...which one of these doesn't belong?" :D

:laugh2:

I saw the same thing, but let is slide, since I have Yanni on my playlist.:o:

[davidyee]

Mozart is overrated. He was a great prodigy, and possibly the most talented all around western musician ever, but his compositions, though great, top ten, are not THE greatest.

Baroque>Classical

...listen to Baroque music for any period of time considering instruments were still in their developing infancy. I have difficulty listening to harpsichord for an extended period of time.

As for Mozart, it's hard to consider him over rated when many contemporaries are still stunned by the length and breadth of his works and the conditions which many of them were developed.

His true talent lies in how he was able to envision the interplay of so many instruments in his works. Combine that with the accounts of how he would put his pieces to paper and you get the feeling that there has never been another.

As you may be able to tell by my post that classical is where my interest lies. Followed closely by jazz. I still enjoy contemporary music, but as the years go by I lose my taste for it.

[Chief]

cbz, aren't you a music teacher? What instrument(s) do you play?

My favorite stuff:

Van Halen (the older, the better)
Santana (pretty much all of it ... favorite album is Inner Secrets)
Buddy Holly (I never get tired of this)
ELO (late 1970s stuff)
Sam Cooke
John Mayer (really liked his first album)
Rush (Great lyrics and extremely talented musicians).
The Guess Who (an underrated band)
Paul McCartney. I actually like the "Wings" stuff from the 1970s.
Herb Alpert (My parents got me hooked on this when I was just a sprout .. love the trumpet).
Some country, especially slow ballads. George Strait has a lot of good songs.
And I really enjoy movie soundtracks (especially Western genre) and instrumentals.

[royhitshard]

Heavy Metal/Rock and Roll and Country...nothing in between

[jackrussell]

Everyone sing with me here.......

"Which one of these is not like the others...which one of these doesn't belong?" :D

That's funny right there, I don't care who you are, that's funny.

[jackrussell]

Springsteen, and I don't need much of anything else.

[parchy]

Just got into Death From Above 1979 the other day. Great stuff. Too bad they disbanded.

[needforspeed]

Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder
Allison Kraus and Union Station
CCR
The Sweet
Brooks & Dunn
ZZ Top
The Blues Brothers
Marvin Gaye
Chicago
REO Speedwagon
The Bee Gees
Merle Haggard
James Taylor

[ka0tik]

Hip Hop, Rap.

[locked&loaded]

i like bands like oasis,jayhawks,kasabian, the eagles.

[AbeBeta]

i like bands like oasis,jayhawks,kasabian, the eagles.

gee, I would have never known you likeed Oasis or the Jayhawks.

very surprising :laugh2:

[dguinta1]

Mainly rock and metal though every now and then I like to get my groove on. :shades:

[BrAinPaiNt]

Blues (the REAL blues like muddy water, john lee hooker), Old Motown, Old 50's rock, 70's guitar rock, Metal and death metal.

Can't stand 90% of what passes as music on MTV today. Bubble Gum music.

[LaTunaNostra]

Can't stand 90% of what passes as music on MTV today. Bubble Gum music.


Come on, BP...admit you just bought that James Blunt cd and be done with it. :D

[BrAinPaiNt]

Come on, BP...admit you just bought that James Blunt cd and be done with it. :D


My wife watches MTV a good deal and it drives me buggy.

About the only time I watch music videos is when they have metal mania on VH1.

Guess that is my age showing.:laugh2:

[stealth]

i didnt even look over the list here but if anyone said emo can I vote them off the island?

[TheEnigma]

Trance, eurodance, old school rap, new age, ambient, 80-90's rock, classical ..

Also, some current rock like Garbage, 3 Doors Down, Linkin Park, Staind, Bowling for Soup, Simple Plan, Sum 41, Lifehouse, etc.

-Reality

I don't know, I have a hard time picturing Jerry Jones listening to most of that :p:

[TheEnigma]

Right now I've got an edited version of the Lord of the Rings soundtrack in my CD player. I'm really into movie soundtracks, Trans Siberian Orchestra, (beethoven's last night is truly awesome) and alot of Christian music. Truth be told, if it has any resemblance of chord progressions in it I'll like it. I just don't have the time to be seeking a bunch of music out.

[BrAinPaiNt]

Right now I've got an edited version of the Lord of the Rings soundtrack in my CD player. I'm really into movie soundtracks, Trans Siberian Orchestra, (beethoven's last night is truly awesome) and alot of Christian music. Truth be told, if it has any resemblance of chord progressions in it I'll like it. I just don't have the time to be seeking a bunch of music out.


I have always liked the soundtrack to Conan the Barbarian which was done by
Basil Poledouris.

I also liked the music in the movie The Last Samurai music by Hans Zimmer.