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Type of Music?

Type of Music

  • Pop/Mainstream

    Votes: 8 17.4%
  • Classic Rock

    Votes: 27 58.7%
  • Alternative

    Votes: 20 43.5%
  • Country AND Western (that's joke...)

    Votes: 7 15.2%
  • Classical

    Votes: 5 10.9%
  • Jazz and Jazz Like

    Votes: 10 21.7%
  • Internal Combustion

    Votes: 7 15.2%

  • Total voters
    46

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So what/who do you like?

I was always into loud and non-mainstream music, even in high school.

Social Distortion
Sugar/Bob Mould (Sugar "Copper Blue" is amazing)
Sisters of Mercy
Minor Threat
7 Seconds
Pixies
Nirvana (okay they were huge)
Magnapop (perhaps my favorite)
REM (the older stuff)
The Lemonheads
Jesus Jones
Dressy Bessy (small Denver based Lo-Hi)
Cracker
Clash
Beck (some)
Blur
Micky and the Motorcars (Texas Country/Rock)
Sabadoh
Toadies
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OK, I guess Acid Rock, Techno, New Age and Heavy Metal got left out.....

I like Ozzy, AC/DC, Jesus and Mary Chain, Hendrix, Smashing Pumpkins and most Heavy metal.....
 
Pretty much non mainstream.

Air
Ambulance LTD
The Anomoanon
Band of Horses
Bedhead
The Beta Band
Beulah
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Built to Spill
The Decemberists
The Earlies
Dumptruck
Elliott Smith
The Gathering
The Gufs
Lake Trout
Luna
Lush
The Mars Volta
Mazzy Star
The Mendoza Line
Placebo
Starflyer 59
Opeth
Wilco

This should give an idea. There are many more, but listing can become tedious. The funny thing here is that country and western is the only music really on the radio. The local "alternative" station is pretty worthless. Thank god for internet radio!!
 
Rolling Stones,
ZZ Top
Santana
Los Lonley Boys
Willy Green
Tonic
Tom Petty
Third Eye Blind
Prodigy,
SMash Mouth
Led Zeppilen
Sister Hazel
Pink Floyd
OAR
Mofro
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Matchbox 20
Linkin Park
Janis Joplin
Johnny Cash
Brooks & Dunn
Jack Johnson
Dropkick Murphy

to name a few:rockon:
 
I like any music I get paid to run sound for. As long as I get a check that is my favorite style. You guys did forget folk.

Iron and Wine
Johny Cash
Norah Jones
Kid Rock (great Drum tracks)
Aerosmith
Red Hot Chili Pepers
Dido
Boston
 
Steely Dan
Sting/The Police
King Crimson
Earth Wind & Fire
Dire Straits
Level 42
Chicago
Miles Davis
Coltrane
Joni Mitchell
Pieces of a Dream
Santana
The Ramones
Michael Franks
Dream Theater
Toto
Pat Metheny
Frank Zappa!
Talking Heads
Prince
Basia
Damn, there's so many...
 
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big wide variety, use to be into m/j phill collins zz top ac/dc , but with age comes style, since my divorse its now all dooff dooff, dance, house, girlie house, how tastes change
 
I have always been a fan of The Eagles. I got to see them in Hamburg last year and they were great.

They do not seem to make bands to last anymore. Maybe because they do not seem to make real musicians.

Steve
 
Otis Reding
Aretha Franklin
Ray Chalres
Sinatra
Dean Martin
Mel Torme
Four Tops
Supremes
Amy Winehouse
Kaiser Chiefs
Chuck Berry
Elvis

And a whole lot more......................
 
Off to see "Level 42" in October (ages yet), a great Jazz Funk band of the 80s. Led by Mark King a real mega bass player.
 
I listen to about everything from classic rock to techno. country when the g/f makes me and even rap. I do wear an Ipod when i ride but lately i dont turn it on and just listen to my baby sing.
mostly: metal and techno thats heavy.
 
Off to see "Level 42" in October (ages yet), a great Jazz Funk band of the 80s. Led by Mark King a real mega bass player.
I'm jealous! They never seemed to catch on here in the States. :( One of my favorites!
Hey Grommit, are you familiar with another British band called "YCB"? They're quite similar to Level 42, smokin' bass player, and really nice blokes too (I've had some email traffic with a couple of them), think there's only three of us here in the States that know about them.
 
I'll stick to my favorites, otherwise I'd be typing all day.

Dresden Dolls
Xorcist
Project Pitchfork
Chemlab
Billy Idol
Duran Duran
Attrition
Duran Duran
Skinny Puppy
 
I'm jealous! They never seemed to catch on here in the States. :( One of my favorites!
Hey Grommit, are you familiar with another British band called "YCB"? They're quite similar to Level 42, smokin' bass player, and really nice blokes too (I've had some email traffic with a couple of them), think there's only three of us here in the States that know about them.

Never heard of them :o

But I have had them playing for 20mins now and they are very smooth, much like Level42. :rockon:
 
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