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Who loves music!
It can be any catagory of music you like, or if you cant decide, name your favorates! Or if you have favorates in different catagories, name them all if you like.
Also if you know of their site, or a good fan site, please post the link. :bow:
For me: Led Zeppelin!
http://www.ledzeppelin.com/site_flash/fs_home.html
http://www.led-zeppelin.com/
You have good taste Panzer.
Pink Floyd for me though, they just pip the Zep.
What The King said.
Our Lady Peace.
What Beirut said the King said.
QUEEN!!!!!
shame Freddie died...
Are their any other queen fans out there? And what do you all think the meaning behind Bohemian Rapsody is? ~:confused: Great song anyway!
All hail Queen (please)
theredlemming
Pink Floyd
Fleetwood Mac
Pearl Jam
Jimi Hendrix Experience
and The Creedence
P. F. is awesome.. we used to listen to them in my senior year art class. ~:)
NIN=Awesome
Trent Reznor kicks sooooo much ***
Our Lady Peace.
Damn Straight!Quote:
Originally Posted by Theredlemming
Queen and Skynyrd.
And the meaning behind bohemian rhapsody is that freddie was high when he wrote it. ~;)
And, Our Lady Peace
Mine is Rise Against, awesome band.
The Beatles John Lennon
The WHO Peter Townshend
Pink Floyd Roger Waters
Tony Bennet, Frank Sinatra, Jerry Vale, Dean Martin, they're all good.
Rolling stones, creedance, the who.
The Beatles
CCR
Don Mclean
Rollingstones
Lynyrd Skynyrd
I generally dislike most things written after 1980...
Right now? Therion from Sweden. Awesome mix of heavy metal and symphonic elements.
No maiden fans.......... OMG, that is criminal, seriously it is.
Iron Maiden
Blind Guardian
Metallica - OLD STUFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Muse
Aerosmith
System of a down
Nightwish
Lacuna coil
I listen to many other bands, but these are probably my favs. Iron Maiden of course being the greatest.
Muse rock hard. They're one of the only contemporary bands I enjoy, although their most recent album was inferior to Origin of Symmetry.
I don't really agree that thier latest album wasn't as good, there was some AWESOME tracks on it - Hysteria and Stockholme Syndrome to name two. They do rock, hard.
Pink Floyd
Led Zep
Dave Matthews Band -> http://www.dmband.com/
The Pixies -> http://www.4ad.com/artists/catalogue/pixies/
Radiohead
Pearl Jam
Nirvana
Bob marley
Our Lady Peace
"Someday", by nickleback
Areosmith (gotta love the locals)
Floggying molly
Dropkick murpheys (more locals)
Alter Bridge
Green Day
Bruce Springsteen
All a real man needs is a cigarette, a cup of coffee and a solo by Miles Davis. (Truffaut dixit)
Nirvanas good too, but I *hate* springsteen.
Man, I can't pick a favorite, not even 10-20 favorites. Music has been a huge part of my life for most of my life. But here are some artists that I like, that were a big influence on the musical me:
CLASSICAL CHILDHOOD/ADOLESENCE (private classical piano studies, age 8-20):
Chopin (Etudes, Waltzes, Preludes, Fantasy Impromptu, Polonaises, Ballade in G Minor)
Liszt (Liebestraume, Hungarian Rhapsodies)
Debussy (Claire De Lune, La Mere, Children's Suite)
Beethoven ("Moonlight," Apassionata, Waldstein sonatas)
JS Bach (Preludes and Fugues)
EARLIEST POP INFLUENCES/ALBUMS:
Chicago (Chicago IX, first non-classical album)
Peter Frampton (Frampton Comes Alive!) DON'T LAUGH--HE WAS A BIG DEAL BACK THEN!
Queen (Queen II, A Night at the Opera, A Day at the Races)
Pink Floyd (Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here)
Led Zeppelin (All through The Song Remains the Same)
Aerosmith (Rocks, Toys in the Attic)
Van Halen (I, II)
Lynyrd Skynyrd (Billy Powell, Honky tonk piano master - met him)
Kiss (All through Kiss Alive II)
PROGRESSIVE YEARS:
Queen
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Rush
Kansas (BIG TIME fan of these guys; Magnum Opus! Icarus, Born on Wings of Steel)
Saga (VERY underrated Canadian supergroup)
April Wine
Boston
Early Genesis; Peter Gabriel
Deep Purple (Hammond B3 mania - John Lord ROCKED)
Emerson, Lake, and Palmer (more B3 mania, Brain Salad Surgery)
King Crimson (DISCIPLINE!)
Jean Michel Jarre (ah ... the roots of new age and electronica)
Kitaro ( " )
Vangelis ( " )
Isao Tomita ( " )
Jeff Beck/Jan Hammer/Mahavishnu Orchestra (Jazz/rock fusion)
Al Dimeola ( " ; Elegant Gypsy)
Sex Pistols/PIL (the ONLY REAL Punk)
Journey (yeah ok, go ahead and laugh; I grew up in California so ...)
SEMI-PRO/PRO YEARS:
Yellow Magic Orchestra (YMO, from Japan)
The Cars (these guys were just too cool)
The Police
Berlin (Is she Bi?; Sex I'm a, Masquerade, Metro)
MISSING PERSONS (OMG ... loved MP; US Drag!)
Motels (Only the lonely ...and then suddenly, last summer .... )
Pretenders (Im gonna make you, make you notiiice ...)
Billy Idol (played almost all of Rebel Yell every night for two years in nightclubs throughout the western US, 1984-85)
UFO/Michael Schenker/MSG
The Scorpions
ABC (Brit technofunky land)
Thompson Twins ( " )
Scritti Politti (NYC technofunky land)
The System ( " )
Depeche Mode (technopop's dark side)
Yaz/Erasure (technopop's light side)
Pet Shop Boys (technopop's dance floor kings)
Frankie Goes to Hollywood (Relax! Such naughtiness is so appealing)
Prince (a musical and entertainment genius)
Jan Hammer (Miami Vice; perhaps my all-time favorite "keyboardist")
THE AFTERLIFE:
Nine Inches Nails (Trent Reznor is another genius)
Patrick O'Hearn
Prodigy
Enya
Hard Floor (Germany)
Gypsy Kings
Oasis
RECENT:
???
I have been out of touch musically for quite a while. Living in the past I guess, as nothing has caught and held my attention recently. Based on what I've shared here, does anyone have suggestions of music I might like that is current? As you can see, I've fairly eclectic tastes ... .
P.S. Sasaki: very surprised to read your faves ... interesting how musical tastes often breach the time barrier, as evidenced throughout this thread.
I've list all my favorite bands, just because most others are!
Nirvana
Disturbed
The Rasmus
Papa Roach
Avril Lavigne
The Offspring
Greenday
Nickelback
Jack Off Jill
My Chemical Romance
Bowling For Soup
Evanescence
Michelle Branch