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    I like a wide variety of music and some of what i like may get me flamed but touch wood no body will flame anybody else for what they love/hate.

    I like: outkast, maroon 5, evanescence, blink 182, Pearl Jam, Coldplay , red hot chilli peppers (some) Joss stone, (some) the darkness, (some) finch, (some)hoobastank (very little) of britney spears and dido.
    So i've told u what i like, tell me

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    A simple, boring and common as shoes answer f'ya; I like anything good and loath anything bad. Being a musician myself has taught me this.

    Alas, I admit that my understanding of popular stuff is next to my recognition of quantum mechanics.
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    Alas, my knowledge of quantum mechanics is much greater than my knowledge of current music. I'm still a late 60's - early 70's era western & rock fan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] (ah_dut @ July 20 2004,18:45)]I like a wide variety of music and some of what i like may get me flamed but touch wood no body will flame anybody else for what they love/hate.
    Flaming someone for his/her preferences in music is just plain silly.

    I also like a lot; there are only a few music genres that cannot please me (which are soul/funk, jazz and death metal and everything related).

    Some of my favourites: Tricky, Blur, Coldplay, Massive Attack, Lamb, Goldfrapp, The Streets, White Stripes, Soledad Brothers, Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster, Snow Patrol, Box of Frox, Tali, Zoot Women, Suede, Morrissey... etc etc.

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    My faves,

    Tricky, Goldie, Evanescence, Morissey, Massive Attack, Kosheen, Depeche Mode and several others.
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    Any soul will do, marvin gaye, al green, plus numerous others etc

    Loads of metal, punk and rap can be played, far to many to mention.

    Irish folk and rebel, plus other great bands like crowded house, divine comedy and Finley quaye




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    As most people here know, I am a massive Pink floyd fan. I mean, I couldn't be more floydious if I spent 15 years trying.

    Jimi Hendrix is my god, and I am also a Led Zeppelin fan boy.

    The rest;
    Rush, Yes, Deep purple, The Who, Van Halen, AC/DC (preferably Bon Scott era) The Doors, the Beatles, Black Sabbath, early Metallica, Muse, G'N'R, and many many more.

    So long as it has an awesome riff and a fantastic solo, I'm cool with it.
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    Bob Dylan, Kraftwerk, The Smiths, David Bowie, Lou Reed (especially Transformer), Photek, Klute, The Streets, Linton Kwesi, The Flaming Lips, The Clash, Bruce Springsteen, Radiohead (Big time), Bad Religion and Iggy Pop.

    Tricky Lady & the emperor

    you both got great taste in music

    I actually saw Morrisey live at Roskilde festival, he was cool.. I also saw Iggy Pop and Karl Bartos from Kraftwerk
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    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] (Big King Sanctaphrax @ July 20 2004,20:10)]As most people here know, I am a massive Pink floyd fan. I mean, I couldn't be more floydious if I spent 15 years trying.

    Jimi Hendrix is my god, and I am also a Led Zeppelin fan boy.

    The rest;
    Rush, Yes, Deep purple, The Who, Van Halen, AC/DC (preferably Bon Scott era) The Doors, the Beatles, Black Sabbath, early Metallica, Muse, G'N'R, and many many more.

    So long as it has an awesome riff and a fantastic solo, I'm cool with it.
    What he said Except add in Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Led Zep, Alice Cooper, Def Leppard, Motley Crue, Velvet revolver and Aerosmith. Among others

    You like GN'R, BKS? Heard any Velvet reolver stuff? I love GN'R's old stuff, but its amazing what Slash and Duff can get done with no Axl to grind. They've done in a year what Axl's band (I can't bring myself to call them GN'R with only Axl in as a founding member) haven't done in 11 years.

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    Queen
    Skynrd
    Dean Martin
    Frank Sinatra
    Tony Bennett
    Southern Civil War era folk
    Irish folk
    Eric Clapton
    Some Cream
    The Song Nearer my God to thee
    Assorted 70's and 80's rock
    The USSR national anthem (hate the country, love the song. Makes me want to roll out some tanks across poland. Wait, I'm part polish. GAH)
    Opera
    Classical
    That's what I like
    Hate:
    M in M
    P didy
    snoop dog
    bluegrass
    johnny cash
    sammy davis jr.
    any rap
    hip hop
    britney spears
    celin deon
    christina agulera
    metal (most, not all)
    country
    latino
    reggae
    new wave
    pop
    anything on Kids Bop
    Smash Mouth
    Elavator Music
    any song played at a civil rights rally (with the exception of I want it all by queen, had nothing to do with civil rights but they just used it anyway it was soo good)
    The French National Anthem
    Mexican Music
    Anything with spanish sung in it (besides for Las Palabras de Amor)
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    I'm right there with the Big King.

    Pink Floyd.

    Seen them three times live, and Roger Waters once. All the shows were excellent.

    Hey Big King, just bought the director's cut of Pompeii on DVD two days ago. The picture is crystal clear and so is the sound. Put it up on the Sony Wega, pumped it though the JVC stereo. Excellent.

    Now kids, this song is called Saucerful of Secrets.

    Also, Deep Purple, Simon & Garfunkle, Jefferson Airplane, Vanilla Fudge, Tchaikovsky, beatles.

    And Frank Sinatra. Just gotta love Sinatra.





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    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] (Beirut @ July 21 2004,00:04)]I'm right there with the Big King.

    Pink Floyd.

    Seen them three times live, and Roger Waters once. All the shows were excellent.

    Hey Big King, just bought the director's cut of Pompeii on DVD two days ago. The picture is crystal clear and so is the sound. Put it up on the Sony Wega, pumped it though the JVC stereo. Excellent.

    Now kids, this song is called Saucerful of Secrets.

    Also, Deep Purple, Simon & Garfunkle, Jefferson Airplane, Vanilla Fudge, Tchaikovsky, beatles.

    And Frank Sinatra. Just gotta love Sinatra.

    Ah, yes. I love Pompeii.

    Axeknight-I thought I mentioned Sabbath and the mighty Zep?

    I don't really know about Velvet Revolver yet. I mean, it's all very nice, but there's something...missing. I'm not talking about Axl...I don't really know what it is. But still, They don't quite push my buttons.
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    -Qotsa
    -Kyuss
    -The Offspring
    -Nightwish
    -Lacuna Coil
    -Bad Religion
    -Pennywise
    -Mondo Generator
    -Eric Clapton
    -Silence 4
    -Dire Straits
    -Old Metallica



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    Nine Inch Nails
    KoRn
    Soulfly
    Deftones
    Rob Zombie
    Mudvayne
    Slipknot (new stuff)
    Mushroom
    Audioslave
    Rage Against the Machine
    Static X
    Disturbed
    Orgy
    Eminem
    D12
    NWA
    Soundgarden
    Nirvana
    Some Papa Roach
    Weird Al Yankovic
    Tool
    Sevendust
    Metallica



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    Now BKS- Now there's a fellow with great taste in music.

    You can pretty much ditto his whole list minus Rush. The lead singer always sounds like he just got kicked in the bean bag.

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    im a big heavy metal fan (and the Darkness, who i dispise are NOT heavy metal, despite the large numbers of fools who say they are)i also enjoy some indie rock

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    I like most that isn't rap. And I hate rap.

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    I love Depeche Mode, Rammstein, Theatre of Tragedy, Marlin Manson, Sade, Pulp Fiction soundtrack and some local (polish) hio-hop you wouldn't have heard of..

    I used to listen to stuff like Nirvana, Tool, Behemoth, Soulfly, RATM and others... I still enjoy them from time to time.

    Lately, I've discovered Buena Vista Social Club, The Roots.
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    My favorite bands are Pearl Jam, The Verve Pipe, Maroon 5, Coldplay, Soundgarden, and Goo Goo Dolls. I prefer more mellow and relaxing music.

    Though I will listen to heavier stuff when Im in the mood. Mostly the mood Im in determines the music Im listening to.

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    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] (Big King Sanctaphrax @ July 21 2004,00:31)]Axeknight-I thought I mentioned Sabbath and the mighty Zep?
    So? You think they only deserve one mention?

    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] ]I don't really know about Velvet Revolver yet. I mean, it's all very nice, but there's something...missing. I'm not talking about Axl...I don't really know what it is. But still, They don't quite push my buttons.
    I understand. A lot of people don't like Weiland. I personally think that for all his many many failings, Axl (especially working with Izzy) was a brilliant lyricist. Him and Izzy wrote some great lyrics (Mr Brownstone, anyone?), but VR's ain't as good. Apparently, Izzy wrote some stuff for them, but Weiland didn't want to use it. VR are nowhere near Appetite for Destruction-era GN'R, but I love the ballads on Contraband, and some of Slash's solos are incredible. The Fall to Pieces solo has replaced Rocket Queen as my favourite Slash solo .

    Given the choice between VR and AFD-era GN'R, I'd always go for GN'R. But Axl turned that band into a pantomime as early as '92 (near the end of Use Your Illusion world tour, when he started turning up hours late and canceling shows), and he's been working on Chinese Democracy for 11 years now (and you can bet he'll want all the guitars overdubbed so Buckethead isn't on the album anymore, which'll take another few years for him). VR's out there, doing stuff. New GN'R aren't.




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    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] (mercian billman @ July 21 2004,02:23)]My favorite bands are Pearl Jam, The Verve Pipe, Maroon 5, Coldplay, Soundgarden, and Goo Goo Dolls. I prefer more mellow and relaxing music.

    Though I will listen to heavier stuff when Im in the mood. Mostly the mood Im in determines the music Im listening to.
    wooo hooo someone agrees with a lot of what i say, the darkness never said they were metal anywways, they're glam rock

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    Ronin, I just bought ONCE from Nightwish and I like it. I’m am not into metal but this hybrid just sounds great...
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    I'm with Axeknight, mainly, but following on from Sigurd In Norway I'd namecheck Madrugada. Best indie rock band from the north of Norway surely. Seriously they are good (in a Kings of Leon sort of way but better)

    Did no one mention the Cult? Shame. Also Sisters of Mercy, Alice in Chains, Saxon, ah, you get the picture. can't remember if we had Motorhead already; best band to ride a motorbike too anyway.

    Not too much club stuff here so lets add the Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, Leftfield. Orbital for a chill out.

    the one thing I really can't be doing with is nu-metal bands singing about how bad life is as a Californian teenager. Get over it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] (RisingSun @ July 21 2004,05:47)]Now BKS- Now there's a fellow with great taste in music.

    You can pretty much ditto his whole list minus Rush. The lead singer always sounds like he just got kicked in the bean bag.
    Geddy Lee's voice is the best Still, my mum has banned me from listening to Rush in the house because she doesn't like the vocals, so I can understand where you're coming from...

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    As for me, i listen to rap and hip hop

    Here are my favorite singers:

    Too Short
    Jay-z
    Outkast
    Lloyd Banks
    G-unit
    50 cent
    Terror Squad
    David Banner
    T.I.
    Frontline
    E.A. Ski
    Usher
    Beyonce





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    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] (Sigurd Fafnesbane @ July 21 2004,10:32)]Ronin, I just bought ONCE from Nightwish and I like it. I’m am not into metal but this hybrid just sounds great...
    yeah, Tarja´s voice reason takes the edge off the metal side of it doesn´t it?

    and she´s not bad for the eyes either

    if you can pick up or download Wishmaster i think that one is the best of theirs...at least on the subject of Tarja´s singing....but they didn´t have the same bass player at the time so that album doesn´t have his vocals.

    also the live dvd From Wishes to Eternity is a great buy.



    and if you like this check out Lacuna Coil.....a little more gothic..but equaly good
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    Well I can listen to most types of music. from medieval(-ish) trough classical to metal. The only type I really don't like is the type where people scream alot.

    As for groups, I too must admit that Nightwish is one of the groups I enjoy more than most.

    They are exellent to ride my bike to. Fast paced , but also calm so you don't get too worked up. Today I went to buy the new album. I ended up buying them all, eventhough I had downloaded must of the songs previously. But the 6 CD where part of a campaign or something, so I got all six of them for 517 Kr. Which is not bad considering that CDs normally cost about 150 kr each.

    Sigurd, If you want the rest of Nightwish's albums Platekompaniet is where I bought them. I don't know if it is a national campaign or a local though. They cost 80 Kr each.
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    Dîn-Heru shouting is in a lot of metal and as the fans call it Hardcore. But yes i have similar taste in addition to likig some hip hop and very little rap

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    Yes I know. Nightwish also has some songs which are a bit loud on the vocal part. But, it gives me a headache to listen too, so I don't if it is avoidable.

    Edit: By shouting I mean the singing where you can hardly distinguish (sp?) the words. If it is loud but understandable, then it is ok.



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