What music are you listening to? v1.0

Porno Graffiti was in my head for all of today. lol People looked at me weird when I started singing some of their songs :D (with style I might add).
 
bluegrasser said:
I received as a birthday gift yesterday her latest offering ( from this moment on.) which didn't disappoint. She's also a top notch jazz pianist - man, if I had to do it all over again, I would of been a jazz pianist instead of a guitar player,
best..
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Happy belated birthday Bluegrasser!! :p Hope you got everything you were hoping for. BTW.. what are your thoughts on Santana?? CC
 
I'm a rebel. I listen to stuff not most listen to. Tony MacAlpine, Vinnie Moore, and Yngwie Malmsteen. Shred stuff that some say doesn't involve emotion.
 
Currently playing; The Dave Brubeck Jazz Collection, Hada Brooks, redhot chili peppers stadium arcadium, Franz Ferdinand, Ok Go, BEP, Outkast, Jamie Cullum, Lupe Fiasco, Blue October, and before competing in anything LL's Mama said knock you out.
 
I've been listening lot of SunnO))) lately.

Particularly SunnO))) / Boris - Altar
The Whitest Boy Alive has also caught my attention.
There are also the mainstays like Elliott Smith, Iron & Wine, and Devandra Banhart.

The new Joanna Newsom CD Ys is awsome.
 
CanadianChic said:
Happy belated birthday Bluegrasser!! :p Hope you got everything you were hoping for. BTW.. what are your thoughts on Santana?? CC
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Love Santana , sometimes I play a backround track of some of his music and jam away. He really created a new style of music, his licks were new and fresh and great tone, especially his early stuff - as far as the birthday, lets put it this way, it had four legs and hair all over - a wiener dog :grin:
 
bluegrasser said:
Love Santana , sometimes I play a backround track of some of his music and jam away. He really created a new style of music, his licks were new and fresh and great tone, especially his early stuff - as far as the birthday, lets put it this way, it had four legs and hair all over - a wiener dog :grin:
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LOL - a wiener dog?? That's so great! I had a feeling you might be into Santana. :p
 
bluegrasser said:
Cool - The 70's was a great period for R&R, heck, my kids listen to it.
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Hey, you might like a newer band called My Morning Jacket. To me, they really have an authentic classic rock vibe. Their studio albums are pretty good, but they really do their damage live. Luckily they just released a double live disc recorded at the Fillmore West. It's called Okonokos. Not guitar god classic rock, but sort of sort of a southern rock feel with great songwriting. If you are looking for something new, give that live record a listen.

The other records I have recorded live at the Fillmore turned out pretty good...Allman Bros. and Zappa.
 
Vitaly Evchenkov said:
Mainstays:
ELLIOTT SMITH - can not make it a day without one of his songs.... all completely amazing. nobody else listens to him??? anybody? Buehler?
Kathleen Edwards
Son Volt
Blind Melon
Burning Spear

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Guilty Pleasures/Workout
Metallica
Megadeth - Peace Sells
Slayer - South of Heaven
Fates Warning
GnR
Prodigy
Judas Priest
Jane's Addiction
Godsmack
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Others:
Rush
Kelly Willis
Uncle Tupelo
Wilco
Neil Young
Be Good Tanyas
Death Cab
Pearl Jam
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Dave Matthews
Mozart - classical
Grant Green - jazz
Joe Pass - jazz
The Cure
Pink Floyd
Radiohead
U2
Fiona Apple
Rat Pack Christmas
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That's a real good list, (I LOVE Rush)

the whole day:
Megadeth
Dragonforce
Queen
Queensryche
Rush
Yes
Led Zeppelin
Balck Sabbath
Van Halen
Deep Purple
Jimi Hendrix Experience
and
Paul Gilbert
 
Brettolius said:
Hey, you might like a newer band called My Morning Jacket. To me, they really have an authentic classic rock vibe. Their studio albums are pretty good, but they really do their damage live. Luckily they just released a double live disc recorded at the Fillmore West. It's called Okonokos. Not guitar god classic rock, but sort of sort of a southern rock feel with great songwriting. If you are looking for something new, give that live record a listen.

The other records I have recorded live at the Fillmore turned out pretty good...Allman Bros. and Zappa.
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Thanks for the tip, I'll check them out - Youtube maybe ? - another great live album from the seventies is " Humble Pie ' Peter Frampton was playing lead guitar and was 18 at the time.
 
Presently: "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered" --Ella Fitzgerald



Brettolius said:
The other records I have recorded live at the Fillmore turned out pretty good...Allman Bros. and Zappa.
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Brettolius, that "Mothers-Live at the Fillmore East" is a naughty, naughty album (lyric-wise). I like Peaches en Regalia (originally on the LP "Hot Rats" which did win a JAZZ album of the year award from Downbeat), but oh!....the lyrics to those other songs/skits.....(click and drag cursor down) "....Listen you chicks! Didn't I hear you 'got off' being juked by a baby octopus and spewed upon with creamed corn, and that that your hair-lipped diko-bass playing girlfriend had to have it in the 'back seat' with a hot Yoo-Hoo bottle or she'd go ape-shlt; what's the deal baby?!!
"

"....I'm looking for a hot, gooey, steamy, ever-widening kind of a hole.... with.........with......eh, how can I put this...?

bluegrasser: ah, Humble Pie ("Rocking the Fillmore" and its signature romp "I Don't Need No Doctor." Big sound from little people (Frampton 5'2" and the late Steve Marriott, singer 5'1").
 
Dedans Penthouse said:
Presently: "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered" --Ella Fitzgerald



Brettolius, that "Mothers-Live at the Fillmore East" is a naughty, naughty album (lyric-wise). I like Peaches en Regalia (originally on the LP "Hot Rats" which did win a JAZZ album of the year award from Downbeat), but oh!....the lyrics to those other songs/skits.....(click and drag cursor down) "....Listen you chicks! Didn't I hear you 'got off' being juked by a baby octopus and spewed upon with creamed corn, and that that your hair-lipped diko-bass playing girlfriend had to have it in the 'back seat' with a hot Yoo-Hoo bottle or she'd go ape-shlt; what's the deal baby?!!
"

"....I'm looking for a hot, gooey, steamy, ever-widening kind of a hole.... with.........with......eh, how can I put this...?

bluegrasser: ah, Humble Pie ("Rocking the Fillmore" and its signature romp "I Don't Need No Doctor." Big sound from little people (Frampton 5'2" and the late Steve Marriott, singer 5'1").
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I gather you're a musician (piano?), and dig a bit of jazz, so if you get a chance (if you haven't already), check out a cat by the name of Michel Camilo. Has a few records out, mainly trio stuff, always has awesome players (the ones I really dig are Dave Weckl on the traps and Anthony Jackson on bass) Some straight ahead jazz stuff with a lil' bit o' spanish flair. Personal fave albums are "Rendezvous", "Suntan", and "Why Not". I love me some Chick Corea but I find Camilo to flow a bit better, a little more listenable. Plus he plays the good ol' fashoned acoustic piano, none of this keyboard with the "Pat Metheney-ish elevetor cheese tone" stuff going on. If you wanna hear some monster playing, start out with "Rendezvous". Killer.
 
Dedans Penthouse said:
Presently: "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered" --Ella Fitzgerald



Brettolius, that "Mothers-Live at the Fillmore East" is a naughty, naughty album (lyric-wise). I like Peaches en Regalia (originally on the LP "Hot Rats" which did win a JAZZ album of the year award from Downbeat), but oh!....the lyrics to those other songs/skits.....(click and drag cursor down) "....Listen you chicks! Didn't I hear you 'got off' being juked by a baby octopus and spewed upon with creamed corn, and that that your hair-lipped diko-bass playing girlfriend had to have it in the 'back seat' with a hot Yoo-Hoo bottle or she'd go ape-shlt; what's the deal baby?!!
"

"....I'm looking for a hot, gooey, steamy, ever-widening kind of a hole.... with.........with......eh, how can I put this...?

bluegrasser: ah, Humble Pie ("Rocking the Fillmore" and its signature romp "I Don't Need No Doctor." Big sound from little people (Frampton 5'2" and the late Steve Marriott, singer 5'1").
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Ella - sweet, one of my favs is : " Easy Living " - just Joe Pass on the guitar and Ella singing - outstanding stuff.
 
I just stumbled into this electronica group called Fischerspooner. Very solid I must say. They are on itunes if you want to check it out.
 
Royksopp is very good too. They are the ones responsible for that tune in that Geico commercial where the caveman is on the conveyor belt at the airport.
 
The Mountain Goats. Specifically, their last 2 albums, "The Sunset Tree" and "Get Lonely." Man, I'm a sucker for well-written lyrics!

-sherpa78
 
Right now I'm listening to alice nine - Haru, Sakura no Koro but I also listen to:
alice nine
D'espairsRay
Dope HEADz
hide
L'arc~en~Ciel
Led Zeppelin
Love Psychedelico
Luna Sea
miyavi
The Pillows
Rush
Sambomaster
X Japan

Basically, music big on instrumental parts and not just vocals: japanese and classic rock :)

I saw some clips of Rush's R30 concert on youtube and oh my god! The acoustic versions of Resist and Heart Full of Soul rule!
 
Phatmom said:
thrice - stare at the sun
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good song...

i like autopilot-off and 3 days grace specifically

specific songs...

Animal I have Become - 3 days grace
Where is the Love - Black Eyed Peas (the only song i like from them, lol)
Clockworks - Autopilot-Off
Falling Back to Me- Our Lady Peace
Fly - Sick Puppies
Everywhere - Yellowcard
Dammit - Blink 182
High Road - Fort Minor
I Miss You - Blink 182
Snow - Red Hot Chili Peppers
Sandstorm -Darude
The Adventure - Angels & Airwaves
The Press Corpse - Anti-Flag
What Happened to Us - Hoobastank
Cherry Pie - Warrant (! lol)
Classical Gas - Eric Clapton

K i could go on but i think i should stop now :D
 
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KISS- I wanna rock and roll all niiiiiiite, and party everyday~!!

which is exactly what i wanna do!!!

Also currently listening to the Chili peppers~!!!
 
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SwissServe said:
at the moment, lets check my playlist in Winamp...

- The Strokes
- Interpol
- Longwave (okay, maybe I like NYC ;))
- Death Cab for Cutie
- Hard-Fi
- Franz Ferdinand
- Bloc Party
- Belle and Sebastian
- My Chemical Romance
- JJ72
- Ghinzu
- 2manyDJs
- Moby (nice Steve Angello Remix from Raining again)
- The Killers
- Blur (older stuff like Parklife)
- Dogs die in hot cars
- Arctic Monkeys
- Kaiser Chiefs
- Mando Diao
- Maximo Park
- The Bravery
- The Libertines
- Carla Bruni
- Saint Etienne
- The Editors
- Royksopp
- St. Germain
- The Cure
- We are scientists
- Beastie Boys
- Rakim
- A tribe called quest
- The Roots
- Portishead
- Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Jack Johnson
- Pulley
- Lagwagon
- ....
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love the playlist. except for Janet Jackson. we are all allowed one mistake :cool:
 
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safin_protege said:
Bands on my iTunes:
The Arcade Fire
Autechre
Battles
Beck
Billy Corgan
The Black Keys
Bloc Party
Boards of Canada
The Clash
Coldplay
Dinosaur Jr
The Doors
Elliott Smith
Eluvium
Explosions in the Sky
Franz Ferdinand
Glenn Branca
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Jefferson Airplane
Jimi Hendrix
Joan of Arc
John Lennon
Joy Division
Massive Attack
Miles Davis
Múm
My Bloody Valentine
Nirvana
Pavement
Pink Floyd
Pixies
Portishead
Radiohead
Rage Against the Machine
The Ramones
Run-DMC
The Sea and Cake
Sigur Rós
The Smashing Pumpkins
The Smiths
Sonic Youth
Squarepusher
The Stone Roses
Talking Heads
Tarentel
Television
Travis
The Velvet Underground

Right now I'm into:
Ray LaMontagne- Trouble
The Smashing Pumpkins- Earphoria
Jefferson Airplane- Surrealistic Pillow
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that's a good playlist too
 
Here is mine, FWIW, in no particular order

Smiths
English Beat
Catherine Wheel
Strokes
Chili Peppers
His Name is Alive
Keane
Coldplay
Death Cab
Slowdive
Blur
Tragically Hip
Arctic Monkeys
Hendrix
Stones
Sigur Ros
Rob Dickinson
Cure
Duran Duran
AC/DC
Kiss
Nirvana
Massive Attack
Adorable
Ramones
New Order
South Pacific
Cocteau Twins

Forgot NWA, Public Enemy
 
Vitaly Evchenkov said:
Mainstays:
ELLIOTT SMITH - can not make it a day without one of his songs.... all completely amazing. nobody else listens to him??? anybody? Buehler?
Kathleen Edwards
Son Volt
Blind Melon
Burning Spear

------------------------
Guilty Pleasures/Workout
Metallica
Megadeth - Peace Sells
Slayer - South of Heaven
Fates Warning
GnR
Prodigy
Judas Priest
Jane's Addiction
Godsmack
--------------------------------------
Others:
Rush
Kelly Willis
Uncle Tupelo
Wilco
Neil Young
Be Good Tanyas
Death Cab
Pearl Jam
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Dave Matthews
Mozart - classical
Grant Green - jazz
Joe Pass - jazz
The Cure
Pink Floyd
Radiohead
U2
Fiona Apple
Rat Pack Christmas
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Not a bad list, especially the Blues' and ' Jazz stuff..
 
Fripp
Richard Hell and the Void-Oids
Sadistic Mika Band
"Handsome" Dick Manitoba and the Dictators
Iggy Pop & Lou

- ANY Jewish musicians who have played CBGB date
(I see kids wearing CBGB shirts and just CRACK up)
 
Bloc Party - The Prayer.

The new album isn't as good as Silent Alarm but let's face it, that would be almost impossible. Silent Alarm was one of the best albums of the last 10 years without a shadow of a doubt, every song on it could of been released as a single if they wanted.

Not a bad follow up though.
 
Richie Rich said:
Here is mine, FWIW, in no particular order

Smiths
English Beat
Catherine Wheel
Strokes
Chili Peppers
His Name is Alive
Keane
Coldplay
Death Cab
Slowdive
Blur
Tragically Hip
Arctic Monkeys
Hendrix
Stones
Sigur Ros
Rob Dickinson
Cure
Duran Duran
AC/DC
Kiss
Nirvana
Massive Attack
Adorable
Ramones
New Order
South Pacific
Cocteau Twins
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Good list! Many of my faves there. Cool to see another Adorable fan.

I'd add to the above with the music of the following:

Ride
Hooverphonic
The Ocean Blue
The Trash Can Sinatras
Elliott Smith
Camera Obscura
Dead Can Dance
The Shins
The Chameleons (UK)
Low
The The
Godspeed You Black Emperor
Muse
Koop
...
and my band, Horizontally Opposed (we're so amazing you won't find us in record store or on the net!)
 
Nice playlists, you guys. Good music on there. Better than what the guys in my grade at my school listen to... Rap... Bleeeccchh... I mean some rap is okay, but these guys only listen to rap... I really don't like rap. I like kind of old stuff, not much new stuff, like
- The Who
- Duran Duran
- KISS
- Judas Priest (legendary British heavy metal band)
- KC and the Sunshine Band
- Kool and the Gang
- The Kinks
- Queen
- Van Halen
- Jimi Hendrix
- Def Leppard
- Chuck Berry
- AC/DC
- The Sugarhill Gang
- The Ramones
- Aerosmith
- The Police
- Nirvana
- The Sex Pistols
- The Temptations
- Jackson 5
- H.M.K. Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand (he writes amazing jazz music; you can even download it if you search, there's a site on Google)
- Snow Patrol
- The White Stripes
- Foo Fighters
- Fall Out Boy
- Deep Purple
- ABBA

As you can see, I don't really listen to super-modern stuff. I listen to a variety of old music ranging from Punk-Rock (eg. Sex Pistols) to Jazz (H.M.K. Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand).
 
I pretty much listen to what I am playing on my guitar at the moment. right now I'm liking The Exies-Ugly, Tonic-If you could only see(great song!), and Red Jumpsuit Apparatus.
 
Genius Bands

THE SOUND
RIDE
THE PIXIES
THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN
ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN
THE SMITHS
MY BLOODY VALENTINE
SONIC YOUTH
THE CLASH
THE BEATLES
 
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