Music.

06:03 PMI know I recall reading posts about music on these boards before, but what all music you all dig?

Zan-man and Alf know I'm completely and utterly rap affiliated, so I guess that exposes me. I really dig local rap (chatt-town rap) and Memphis and ATL stuff. Three 6 Mafia, Lil Jon, some Dre and even some Ludacris are the more mainstream joints I'm currently digging. Anyone else feel me?

If not, what you all pump?

rht

PS: I'm not a big Bow Wow fan, but his new song "Thank You" has one of the cleanest beats I've ever heard. And gotta love a 13 year old C-walking...

reg

07:44 PMI like psychobilly and old punk music. Most people don't know what psychobilly is, but it's sweet. Kinda horror/punk/rockabilly mix. My playlist seems to shift every couple weeks, lately it's mostly demented are go and the nekromantix, with some krewmen and the meteors thrown in. Psychobilly is GREAT for playin gs, try listening to I wanna kill, by demented are go, when hunting

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I got no dukes. reg

11:11 PMEuropean Trance/House/Progressive House

Digweed/Sasha/Van Dyk/Ferry Corsten/Piet Blank, etc. reg

11:23 PMRock, alternative, some metal.

Social Distortion to me is by far the best band there ever was, is, and will be.

::bows down to Social Distortion:: reg

12:07 AMListening to hour of, by social distortion, right now. One of my favorite punk songs, social distortion kick ass

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I got no dukes. reg

01:07 AMI listen to everything.

Rock, rap, country, classical, piano, alternative, techno, whatever. I like pretty much everything.

reg

01:48 AMI listen to everything too but right now Linkin Park and Incubus are running in my CD player.

Bianca

[This message has been edited by Bianca (edited 12-20-2001).] reg

07:32 AMFlorida style funky break beats, electro break beats, hard nrg trance, and u.k. house, deep progressive trance...i like hip hop too, i like that new ludacris track too "Roll Out"...my play lists include...

icey/baby anne/sasha/digweed/aquagen/john the dentist to ludacris/dre/snoop/3-6 mafia/trick daddy...you get what im sayin.

-John

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- AIM: highlord42o reg

12:21 AMDisturbed, Linkin Park, Slipknot, Marilyn Manson, Rob Zombie, Eminem, Nine Inch Nails, Michelle Branch, Gorillaz, Daft Punk, Tenacious D and pretty much any music that has any of the following traits:

Extremely Controversial (Marilyn Manson and Eminem)

Very Emotional & Intense (Linkin Park, Disturbed, Slipknot and Nine Inch Nails)

Sung by the Hottest Chick in the Music Industry Today (Michelle Branch)

Very Theatrical (Rob Zombie)

Surreal Feeling (Daft Punk and Gorillaz)

Sung by the Greatest Band of All Time (Tenacious D)

- The Klaive reg

07:48 AMWell, my favorite band of all time is the Smashing Pumpkins, however I'm more partial to the punk genre overall. And I am a huge fan of video game music (SNES and earlier) if you want to consider that 'music.'

Sonic reg

08:43 AMDoesn't anyone listen to Last of the Mohicans or Braveheart soudtracks? Now there's real music. And let's not forget Lord of the Rings soundtrack! All well worth the purchase price. I mean, don't get me wrong, all of those other bands/songs are some of my favorite, too. reg

08:49 AM

quote:
Originally posted by Johnny:
Doesn't anyone listen to Last of the Mohicans or Braveheart soudtracks? Now there's real music. And let's not forget Lord of the Rings soundtrack! All well worth the purchase price. I mean, don't get me wrong, all of those other bands/songs are some of my favorite, too.

::raises her hand:: Guilty!

I love movie soundtracks, from Braveheart and Amadeus, to Interview with a Vampire and Sliding Doors.

I can listen to practically anything, expect perhaps rap. Not too keen on that. My CD collection has a plethora of stuff ranging from Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson to the Dixie Chicks. reg

12:05 PMPearl Jam, Beatles, Springsteen, CSNY, Neil Younge, Bob Dylan, Santana, Simon and Garfunkel, James Taylor, Billy Joel, James Brown, Creed, Bob Marley, Tragically Hip, REM and Wyclef Jean.

G
reg

12:31 PMmy collection ranges from Sir Mix A Lot (I got a tax deduction when I bought that one... heh) to Russel Watson (another tax deduction)... from early Led Zep to the new Judas Priest... From England Dan Seals (another tax deduction) to live Savatage disks I downloaded from WinMX...

What's in my player right now?

Sega Rally! Oh.. the other one... Pantera's Cowboys From Hell (twas a gift from Rex- I'm in the liner notes)

heh

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Diplomacy is the art of saying "Nice doggie"....

until you can find a rock! reg

03:59 PMI think I might have multiple musical personalities.
On my play list right now I have:
Classical (London SpPachabel's Cannon in D)
Acoustic (Tenacious D, Tribute..)
Barbershop (Acoustix, Stars and Stripes Forever)
Old School (Sugar Hill Gang Rappers Delight)
New Stuff( Moby, Eve, No Doupt, Mobb Deep, Garth Brooks on occasion, etc.)

So I guess I listen to everything, all depends on the mood I am in.

Anticor Rifling, Giantman Wizard

"I'm six foot one and tons of fun and I dress to a tee."
reg

04:31 PM

Stevie Nicks, Boston, The Eagles, James Taylor...

Someone bought me the soundtrack to Braveheart one year for Valentine's Day, great music to 'play' to

reg

06:00 PMI loved a lot of Stevie Nicks' old stuff, when she was with Fleetwood Mac and her solo albums. I thought her new album wasn't that great though.

One of my favorite songs from her is after her period with the band though, it's on the Practical Magic soundtrack called Crystal. The music on it just sounds so mystical to me. Did you ever hear that one before?

Bianca

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07:08 PMMy favorite Stevie Nicks song: Landslide. Smashing Pumpkins did a good job remaking it, too.

Johnny

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06:34 AMI prefer Edge of Seventeen.

Sonic reg

08:28 AMMoody Blues, Yes, Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, CSNY/CSN, Fleetwood Mac (Rumours and original FM album), The Who, Dio, Bach's Fugues (especially the one in A minor), the Godspell and Jesus Christ Superstar soundtracks, The Me Nobody Knows soundtrack, the Partridge Family (go ahead - I earned it ::mutters:

, Melanie, Bonnie Rait, Steve Miller Band, the old Eagles stuff, Van Morrison, 3 Doors Down, and a whole mess of other eclectic stuff.

But I never play any of it while I'm online, it's too distracting.

R
reg

06:19 AMI listen to music that I like, and I don't listen to music that I don't like...basically any genre

Any blind melon or meat puppets fans on here?

-Lombrosis the late poster reg

10:07 AMThe only Blind Melon tune I ever heard was the one hit that made it to Billboard. But I really loved it, and was saddened when the news announced that one of them had died.

reg

02:20 AMwell, mine seems to be pretty different from mosts:
Medeski Martin and Wood, Phish, James Brown, The Meters, Galactic, Grateful Dead, Soulive, Miles Davis and all those guys (you know who im talkin about), bjork, squarepusher, aphex twin, autechre, the beatles, Tosca, smashing pumpkins, critters buggin, radiohead, charlie hunter, Suki Takahashi(and all the local stuff around the twin cities), allman brothers band, derek trucks, the big wu, frank zappa, bob marley, sam bush band,pink floyd, hendrix,the velvet underground, fila brazillia, bullitnuts... ooo god I love music, im leaving out soo much.

Its to bad phish isn't around right now, Trey Anastasio was the best songwriter of the 90s in my opinion, and he is still writing better then ever.

-Rarnd, split open and melt reg

06:43 AMI usually have ska or punk in my CD player, but I'm not limited to that. reg

01:21 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Johnny:
Doesn't anyone listen to Last of the Mohicans or Braveheart soudtracks? Now there's real music. And let's not forget Lord of the Rings soundtrack! All well worth the purchase price. I mean, don't get me wrong, all of those other bands/songs are some of my favorite, too.

I collect original soundtrack recordings. I have well over 200 on vinyl and 300 on CD.

Nothing makes or breaks a movie like a good soundtrack.

Des

reg

10:17 AMListening to the Patriot and Lord of the Rings Soundtracks right now. I also like the Matrix, Air Heads, Empire Records, and Gross Point Blank soundtracks now and then.

Anticor Rifling, Giantman Wizard reg

11:35 PMAfter reading recieving the latest Spin magazine in the mail, I read an article about Sevendust. I never really new who Sevendust was till I seen them in concert about half a year ago. According to Spin, they have only had a couple thousand record sales. I want to encourage everyone who likes music with meaning to go out and buy the Sevendust album. I analyze lyrics as a hobby and they are one of the greatest bands of all time. If you are the kind of person who is willing to go out and try something different, give it a chance. There aren't too many bands I would come on here and say something about but I am posting this on everyboard I belong to. They are one of the coolest bands I have ever heard. If you want to hear some of their old stuff download denial/angel's son/black. They are all hits I love.

Lord Deprav reg

02:58 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Lord Deprav:
After reading recieving the latest Spin magazine in the mail, I read an article about Sevendust. I never really new who Sevendust was till I seen them in concert about half a year ago. According to Spin, they have only had a couple thousand record sales. I want to encourage everyone who likes music with meaning to go out and buy the Sevendust album. I analyze lyrics as a hobby and they are one of the greatest bands of all time. If you are the kind of person who is willing to go out and try something different, give it a chance. There aren't too many bands I would come on here and say something about but I am posting this on everyboard I belong to. They are one of the coolest bands I have ever heard. If you want to hear some of their old stuff download denial/angel's son/black. They are all hits I love.
Lord Deprav

Yes.

Hearing them play Angel's Son in NYC after September 11th brought me, and most everyone else who heard it, including Lajon (the lead singer) to tears. It was far and away some of the best, most honest and most emotional music I've ever heard. If you haven't heard Sevendust, you're doing yourself a great disservice. reg

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