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Pcnerd wrote ...
AC/DC of course, what a stupid question :P further other 80's/90's music :)
AC/DC rules. I remember strutting around the playground in 4th grade with a boombox on our shoulders playing "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" and thinking we were actually cool.
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EastVoltResearch wrote ...
AC/DC rules. I remember strutting around the playground in 4th grade with a boombox on our shoulders playing "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" and thinking we were actually cool.
Haha, that's awesome. Don't see many ghetto blasters nowadays, everyone has their own little mp3 player.
I listen to a wide variety of music, mostly rock and electronica, although I'll listen to anything and everything by Emilie Autumn (gothic rock, 'victoriandustrial', classical..). My last.fm page says it pretty nicely, the only thing I'd add is that if I had started using last.fm a year ago, Aerosmith would be 1st or 2nd on my top artists list. Aerosmith rocks, I'm just tired of them as of late.
I've been listening to a lot of industrial lately, mostly KMFDM and Front 242, also Skinny Puppy.
Arch Enemy (female-fronted Swedish melodic death metal band) and Attrition are also up there, but I don't have much music by either band. :(
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Cool to see the sex pistols on there . . . I recently got some obscure stuff from P.I.L. which is pretty cool (much earlier stuff than their pop-like greatest hits stuff like Rise, Seattle, etc..)
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i have a lot of music...but im not complaining. one could call me anti mainstream
the postal service blue man group the heartsnatchers the talking heads cake spoon the futureheads the exibitionists mission of burma mongol 800 ORANGE RANGE Misia TOKIO
the last four are japanese bands that i enjoy, Misia is in fact jpop BUT I LIKE THEM ANYWAY
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Maz wrote ...
i have a lot of music...but im not complaining. one could call me anti mainstream
the postal service blue man group the heartsnatchers the talking heads cake spoon the futureheads the exibitionists mission of burma mongol 800 ORANGE RANGE Misia TOKIO
the last four are japanese bands that i enjoy, Misia is in fact jpop BUT I LIKE THEM ANYWAY
;L; <--- Emo Tears
You certaintly got that right. Other than talking heads and blue man group, i haven't heard of any of them . . .
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Well, as a musician that plays violin, i tend to like EVRYTHING! I have a very wide variety when it comes to music. I dont even have a favorite band. i only like a few songs from lots of different artists. I like everything from Bon Jovi to Daniel Powter to Kelly Clarckson, Leahy (fiddle stuff), Sheryl Crow, Greenday, and Black Eyed peas. So i have a very wide taste on music! lol
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Whee, time to plug the band that I play bass in Before I hung out with these guys, I wrote a lot of electronic music on my own
Here are some of my favourite artists in no particular order.....
Audioslave Roni Size and Reprazent Beastie Boys John Coltrane Wes Montgomery Stanley Clarke Nina Simone Red Hot Chili Peppers Soundgarden Bob Marley Beastie Boys (oops I put them twice) Various classical music especially anything by Bach
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Various classical music especially anything by Bach
Anything but Bach!!! Are you crazy??? You sound like me a few years ago - up until about two years ago I just wasn't particular about Bach. But after studying many of the works of Scarlatti and then moving to Bach, i found that his music is so textured, at so many different levels its unreal.
Since then i have completed his entire French Suites, English Suites, Goldberg Variations, and a lot of his earlier stuff including his youthful Variations in A-minor which is really obscure and a predecessor to the Goldberg, but not many people even know about this piece - even most Bach afficiendos.
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