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GeneralLee

May 4th, 2002, 11:02 AM

Interesting thread. I just happened upon this, while doing a browse of Crazy Horse's profile. ;)

My own musical preferences include, but are not limited too;

Jethro Tull- I have seen Tull in concert 9 times over the years. first was 1973.

YES- 8 or 9 times in concert over the years.

The Electric Light Orchestra- 2 times in concert

Pink Floyd- saw them at Cleveland in 1977

Led Zepplin- Saw once in concert, 1976

The Moody Blues- for me, one of the best groups of all, in SO many ways. Deep, thoughtful music.

Bob Welch- ex-Fleetwood Mac-er saw in concernt once. Love his voice and his songs

Fleetwood Mac- saw in concert twice

Ambrosia- what can I say, I LOVE this group, especially their first two albums. Saw them in concert once, in 1975.

Kitaro- probably the most spiritual musician I have ever heard, wonderful electronic music. Saw in concert once in 1989 or 1990, durung Kojiki tour.

Todd Rundgren-Utopia- saw once in concert. What a wizard, what a Star

Tangerine Dream- mind blowing

Klaus Shulze- see above

Depeche Mode

The Smiths- a bit depressing at times, but enjoyable ;)

Enigma

Jon-Michael Jarre - this guy is PURE talent

John Lennon- I still mourn his death 22 years later. I love this man. One of the greatest musiacal geniuses whom ever lived.

Jon Anderson (of Yes)- wonderful voice and talent. Deeply spiritual music for the most part.

Ian Anderson (of Jethro Tull)- one of the most powerful onstage performers I have ever seen. Wonderful voice, lyrics can be a bit strange at times though ;)

Barry Manilow- did I type that? He has his place ;)

Lynard Skynard- Simple Man, Free Bird, Tuesdays Gone, etc., great music, great band.

The Cranberries- now this is a more recent band, that I REALLY like. I have two of their concert videos, almost all of their songs are EXCELLENT.

The Beatles- who does not like them? I saw them live on Ed Sullivan, when I was in second grade.

Ringo Starr- I really enjoy much of his music, especially his first few solo albums from the early 70's

George Harrison- wonderful talent, great man. RIP my brother. Much of his solo work is wonderful, as well.

The Monkees- what can I say? I am a child of the 60's, and for a few years from about 1965-69, I liked the Monkees more than the Beatles. many of their tunes were and still are, EXCELLENT, in my opiniom, and it turns out that Carole King, Neil Diamond, and a few others, wrote most of their best hits.
I enjoy all of their old hits, to this very day.

Neil Young- has a voice of his own. Loved his Imagine tribute for the 9-11 tradegy.

Hermains Hermits

ASIA- what an excellent "supergroup" while they lasted.

Jeff Lynne- main man behind ELO, pure genius. Great voice and talent, and I used to resemble him at one time when I had longer hair and a fro. :)

Cusco- got turned onto them from the Art Bell radio show a few years back. Great music, especially Ghost Dance.

Cat Stevens- what a talent, what a voice. Too bad he took to the Islamic faith so seriously.

Stevie Nicks- what a babe ;)

Bobby Goldsboro- Honey, what a song

The Association- easy on my ears

Bryan Ferry/Roxy Music- some great talent there

BTO- Bauchman Turner Overdrive- had a few great songs

Bob and Tom for comedy, especially Mr. Obvious.

George Carlin for comedy, as well- saw in concert- 1975

Bill Withers- great songs

The Bee Gees- they truly have several classics.

Alan Parsons Project- music from various artists, produced by a genius.

The Doors- my fire was lit back in about 1967

Adam Ant- Interesting stuff

Alice Cooper- Welcome to my Nightmare.

Andreas Vollenweider

Billy Idol- he has his place, and has some good tunes.

Blonde

The Carpenters- Karen's voice, was one of the best. Too bad it was silenced so early.

Charlie Daniels

Cheech and Chong- great comedy

Chicago- they can color my world, anytime

Chris Squire (bassist of Yes)- his first solo album, Fish out of Water, 1975, was superb.

Christopher Cross- who can forget Sailing?

Donna Sommers- Disco had it's place ;)

Dr. Hook- I like many of his older tunes

Duran Duran- one of the best from the 1980's

David Bowie

Emerson Lake and Palmer

Enya- what interesting music she offers

Frank Zappa- what a pervert, RIP, saw in concert 1975

Frankie Valle and the Four Seasons

Genesis/Phil Collins

Gerry Rafferty- Right Down the line. Wonderful vocalists.

Steve Miller Band- excellent

Glenn Cambell- many great songs

Hall and Oates

Herb Alber/Tijuana Brass- who can forget the lonely bull?

John Tesh

Jose Feliciano

Judy Collins- voice of an angel

WAR- my first concert, in 1972

Kenny G

Joan Baez- especially Diamonds and Rust, another Angel

Klaatu- Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft

Kraftwerk- need I say more?

Kylie Minogue- one babe who is really hot right now. ;) She has my attention.

Lou Christie

Mike Odfield

Orchestra/Orkestra

Paul Mccartney

Paul Reverre and the Raiders

Pet Shop Boys

Peter Gabriel

Peter Paul and mary

Mamas and the Poppas

R.E.M

Roy Buchanan- saw in concert twice

Rusted Root

The Temptations

The Coors

The Traveling Wibury's

The Turtles

Three Dog Night

I even like some of Yanni's stuff ;)

Lee

roger d

May 4th, 2002, 09:18 PM

good show general we have to remember the past so we have a chance in the future. Yes-Close to the edge, Cusco, I saw Jean Michel Jarre live in Houston with a million other people and spent an hour interviewing him, Moody Blues early stuff-oh-la-la..........thanks.
Only one in ten of you are posting a list. It is kind of like showing an old scar.

GeneralLee

May 5th, 2002, 04:13 AM

Yikes! I didn't realize how long that post was until I re-read it again here. I would love to see Jarre in concert someday. Wasn't he the one who performed that incredible Millenium concert, in Egypt I beleieve?

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nick088

May 12th, 2002, 03:33 AM

LINKIN PARK !! RUlEZZZ
THey rOCK !!!!

papadoc

May 16th, 2002, 03:40 PM

What a deal GeneralLee.
We must have grown up together or something.

This is not a list of my favorites, but allot of them were there.
I've still got my ticket stub, from this one and the first Atlanta Festival.
(the cost for a three day ticket was $14.00)

Too many to list so I'll link to the lineups:

Friday's Line-up (http://www.classicrockpage.com/newslet/newsgrap/aug00/friday.htm)

Saturday's Line-up (http://www.classicrockpage.com/newslet/newsgrap/aug00/saturday.htm)

Sunday's Line-up (http://www.classicrockpage.com/newslet/newsgrap/aug00/sunday.htm)

I remember most of it...http://www.sgtfuzzbubble99.homestead.com/files/Smilies/Lucid_DM/rotateh.gif

Just thought you'd be interested.

roger d

May 16th, 2002, 07:41 PM

welcome papadoc, what a wonder thought. What ever happened to the Goose Creek Symphony, and what was there great long song? Olala-Cat Mother and the all night newsboys. Anyone seen any of these being traded?

PatientSaint

May 26th, 2002, 07:33 PM

:fire i will keep mine short :)

(not in any paticular order cause i can't say my most fav band)

NIN
Deftones
A perfect Circle
Alice In Chains
Better Than Ezra
Collective Soul
Dishwalla
Eve 6
Garbage
Foo Fighters
Nirvana
Incubus
Lit
Live
SilverChair
Our Lady PEace
Paul oakenfold
Crytal Method
Snake River Conspiracy

could go on but don't want to other people

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wessman

May 28th, 2002, 11:18 AM

Dream Theater
Pink Floyd
Metallica
the Police
Dixie Chicks
Stratovarious
Rage Against The Machine
Ten
Tangerine Dream
Led Zeppelin
Boston
Aerosmith
Mollys Yes
Magnitude 9
Mulmuzzler
...and too many others to list!

Brewrock

May 29th, 2002, 05:17 AM

Don't see any of my favs listed yet.

Earth Wind & Fire
Frankie Beverly & Maze
Gerald & Eddie Levert
Kenny G
Luther Vandross
The Manhattans
The O Jays
Sade (she never goes out of style)
The Spinners
Teddy Pendergrass
The Temptations

Sephiroth

May 29th, 2002, 07:38 PM

This is probably going to be a long like but ill try to keep it somewhat alphabetical...

Agent Orange
Aphex Twin
Blue Oyster Cult
BT
Chemical Brothers
Cirrus
Crystal Method
Cypress Hill
Daft Punk
Darude
Dead Kennedys
Death in Vegas
Deepsky
Deftones
Depeche Mode
Derrick May
Dj Da
Dj Keoki
Dj Liquid
Dj Micro
Dj Quicksilver
Dj Tiesto
Fatboy Slim
Filter
Foo Fighters
Fuel
Godsmack
Hive
Jimi Hendric
Judas Priest
Junkie XL
Korn
Lenny Kravitz
Limp Bizkit
Moby
Monster Magnet
New Order
Nirvana
Offspring
Operation Ivy
Orbital
Orgy
Paul Oakenfold
POD
Powerman 5000
Radiohead
Rage Against The Machine
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Rolling Stones
Scooter
Smashing Pumpkins
Swervedriver
System of a down
The Cure
Tool
Weezer
Wrathchild America

Mr. Crowley

June 1st, 2002, 06:40 PM

ok, here's mine

Black Sabbath
Ozzy Osbourne
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Ronnie James Dio
Tom Petty
Bob Dylan
Jethro Tull
Def Leppard
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Rush
Frank Zappa
Joe Walsh
David Bowie
AC/DC
Aerosmith

There are many more, but those are a notch above the rest.

papadoc

June 1st, 2002, 09:09 PM

Mr Crowley's list is indeed impressive.
I don't see a one on there I don't like.
But I'd like to add:

King Crimson

roger d

June 22nd, 2002, 11:11 PM

wow this thread has had over 259 views. Good job guys but we need some lists from the "rare" zone. What have you bumped into that was unexpected and really shocked you?

Here are my newest
Boards of Canada( they are from Scotland)
Broadcast (rap for old people)
thievery corporation (everyone that has these songs has about 40 song in que-imagine that)
system 7- this is what steve hillage is doing-impressive

Pikey

July 1st, 2002, 03:01 AM

OK ... and in no particular order ...

Jethro Tull (with my mate Andy on keyboards!)
Yes
Camel
Caravan
Joe Satriani
Split Enz (and spin-offs Crowded House/Neil and Tim Finn)
Alan Parsons Project
Paul Brady
Jean Luc Ponty
Ed Alleyne-Johnson
Fairport Convention

Mostly old stuff!

Rickio

July 1st, 2002, 03:48 AM

Awesome Thread, I think this is where it's at, getting turned on to new sounds and ideas.
I like all the standard 60's stuff and more than I can list or remember... will just mention a few things I haven't seen listed. Well if it was listed I didn't see it.

Cearlight (one album from 1967)
Country Joe & The Fish
Pentangle
Bert Jansch
Ten Wheel Drive
Be Bop Deluxe
Ali Ahkbar Khan
Julie Driscol/Brian Auger
Butterfield Blues Band
Larry Coryel
Electric Flag
Sasha & John Digweed
Underworld
Fatboy Slim (lstening to this right now, dig it!)
Brothers Johnson
John Coltrane
Wes Montgomery

Just off the top of my head what I been hearing lately , basicly like it all ...

Thanks for reminding me about Steve Hillage, haven't heard him for awhile!
Rock On!

roger d

July 2nd, 2002, 10:53 PM

Almost 600 views of this thread! And we were moved for some reason from mp3's to cover art? Nonetheless some good resent posts with some nice additions. To add some info;
Steve Hillage started as a solo prog/psy artist and had an impressive string of lp's (yes kids vinyl). His version of "It's all too much" is super as lp's L, Fish Rising, Open... He then worked on two solo eletronic/rock lp's that are classic; Clearlight Symphony, with french keyboard artist,Cyrille Verdeaux and "Khan,space shanty" with underground superstar Dave Steward. He then moved on to planet, "GonG" and made some of the most inspired 70's psyotrophic guitar music. Now he is ten years into the his new project, System 7. Eletro groove with treated guitars and 160 plus beats. A very d/l able project for anyone that remembers music befor the 80's. Check out the site at <http:www.a-wave.com/system7/ > seven cd's
For anyone that followed the canterbury sound there is a site that has it all-Gong,Caravan,Egg, Camel, hatfield and the north, all the way to the art bears. take a look at <http.www.perso.club-internet.fr/calyx/>

OK so summer is here and it's hot so it's time for my surf list. To begin with the Beach Boys killed surf with the vocals, they will never be on my list. If you like the BB try Pennywise, there version of "I get around" is postpunk. There are three periods of surf music; the original, the 80's revival, and modern surf.

Dick Dale-the king of the surf guitar
Davie Allan(and the Arrows) the evil side of surf(motercycle music)
The Lively Ones
Surfaris
The Challengers
Bobby Fuller Four
The Ventures
all versions of Pipeline, Wipeout, Apache and Church Key

modern
Agent Orange
Insect Surfers
Tikimen
Halibuts-best surf horns ever
Satan's Pilgrims
Herman the German
Los Straitjackets(the former Raybeats)
Man or Astroman
The Chantays (still going after 40 years)
Death Valley
The Bomboras'
The Mermen(I saved the best for last)

kowabonga from the high desert:goodjob

Rickio

July 3rd, 2002, 11:01 PM

I agree in regards to beach boys, but not totally. They were actually considered the beatles biggest compeition at one time.
When they relieased Good Vibrations it was said it blew John Lennon's mind. They really did herald the dawing pyschedelic age with that song. They also did make a few albums which I do like, namely Holland and Surf's Up. both made at the end of their creative careers, as of course like many bands, they did or do limp on.

What do you all think to be the ultimate Psychedelic song or music?

There are plenty of bands which are considered such but I am asking just for individual tunes.

I place The Beatles - Tomorrow never Knows up there.
A few noteable tunes are
Chambers Brothers - Time has come today.
Clealight - With all in mind
Jimi Hendrix - Third Stone from the Sun

Well I figure it all has to do with what folks consider Pyschdelic
Let's just say there are mystic overtones in true Psychedelic Music...

jabba|xtra

July 4th, 2002, 12:04 AM

SlipKnot
KoRn
MudVayne
Mushroomhead
Static-X
Disturbed
Soulfly
OZZY
System of a Down
Crossbreed
Rob Zombie
Orgy
Tool
Coal Chamber
Cold
nin
Fear Factory
Metallica
Prodigy
Sevendust
Andrew WK
Flaw
Godsmack
40 Below Summer
Earshot
Nirvana
Pink Floyd
Led Zepplin
Deftones
White Zombie
The Crystal Method
The Chemical Brothers
CCR
Slayer
(hed)pe
blur
Black Sabbath
Death in Vegas
Dry Cell
Finger eleven
Linkin Park
Soil
PM5K
The Doors
Pantera
Aerosmith
The Doobie Bros.
:devil

psychotronic420

July 4th, 2002, 03:17 AM

Originally posted by Rickio

What do you all think to be the ultimate Psychedelic song or music?

I don't know if these are the "ultimate" pscyhedelic songs but I do know that they have "blown" my mind a few times over the years.
title ------------------------------- artist

Psychotic Reaction - Count Five
Complete album Space Ritual Volume 2 - Hawkwind
1983................(A Merman I Should turn To Be) - Jimi Hendrix
Complete album To our children's, children's, children - The Moody Blues

These are just a few off the top of my head, anyone else remember these?

roger d

July 4th, 2002, 11:46 PM

I agree with rickio and phil's list but would have to add

Beatles-A Day In The Life
Electric Prunes-I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night
Quicksilver Messenger Service-Who Do You Love(long ver)
Rolling Stones-2000 Light years From Home
Jefferson Airplane-Two Heads
Love-7 and 7 is?
Gensis-Suppers Ready
Camel- Chord Change
Moody Blues- Legend Of A Mind
Hawkwind-Psychedelic Warlords Disappear in Smoke
every chord and breath that Jimi hendrix ever thought of

cheapprick

July 5th, 2002, 12:27 AM

Not one person has listed The Tragically Hip?
Is it only a Canadian thing?

Blow at High Dough?
New Orleans is Sinking?
Long time Running?
Poets?
Ahead By a Century?

And What about Blue Rodeo?

Give them a listen if you haven't.

Under great psychodelics:

Jefferson Airplane - - White Rabbit

Caitlyn Marble

July 5th, 2002, 01:08 PM

Mine's an odd mix...

Blur
Beatles
Eminem
Jimmy Eat World
Garbage
Gorillaz
Harvey Danger
Nirvana
Portishead
Quarashi
Radiohead
Rage Against the Machine
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Slipknot
Starsailor
System of a Down
Weezer
The White Stripes

PatientSaint

July 5th, 2002, 03:14 PM

I haven't heard much new good bands except Earshot i am more getting back into the early 90's and mid 90's rock some good old stuff never goes out of style :cross

VxLeSTaTxV

July 10th, 2002, 08:13 PM

Hello Everyone, this is VxLeSTaTxV. I haven't posted here before, but i noticed the thread, and practically none of my favorite Artists were listed.
Aside from Stereolab.

Has anyone here listened to DJ Z-Trip before. He's fantastic, and will flip you out of your chair listening to his performance. If you think that all DJ's sound the same, and there is no spark in the profession to make you give a damn, then i urge you to listen to some of his outstanding work. It is truly amazing, and I'm sure you will pass the good tunes to others, as i am doing now.

http://forums.djztrip.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=524 .

If you, like alot of people have been waiting for an artist to come out of this stagnant state of music, then listen to this person. This is the future of DJing, and it is universal. There is no one style of music. Z-Trip plays it all, and I guarantee will surprise you with his genre skipping. It is to say the least, very inspiring. =)

Z-Trip isn't like your normal DJ, mixing from track to track, and sometimes doing a scratch that you have heard a thousand times. He has come up with several routines, and each contains so many live remixes where he takes a song you heard a long time ago, and puts a whole new spin on it! All of you Baby Boomers will be very pleased, as Z-Trip loves to remix the classics. I don't want to spoil any of his remixes, so I wont. Let me just say that, if you like music, and would like to hear something phenominal, then check him out. Visit the link i posted, and Download away. I reccomend his work with DJ P if you have absolutely never heard of him. "Uneasy Listening Vol 1," is the title of the CD.

VxLeSTaTxV
Dallas, TX

***EDIT*** !! D/L Z-Trip Here !! (http://timofh.hurley.nu/mp3/) ***EDIT***

VxLeSTaTxV

July 11th, 2002, 07:36 PM

Dj Z-Trip - The man is a Genius! Genre Blender, and inspiration to us all.

Stereolab - Very melodic french pop. Soothing.

Dj Shadow - Nice quality hip-hop beats. Very apparent jazz influences. Very Reccomended.

Miles Davis - Does he need an introduction?

Medeski Martin & Wood - Quality Jam Band material.

Pink Floyd - Classic space rock for the masses.

Bela Fleck & The Flecktones - Very well performed jam band melodys! Reccomended listen.

PHISH - Jam Band! Need I say more.

Beastie Boys - "Paul's Boutiqe"!

The Beta Band - New school space rock. Nice production.

Tricky - Trip-Hop with a flavor all it's own.

The Olivia Tremor Control - Psychedelic Rock that captivates the mind!

Apples in Stereo - Mellower Psy-Rock. very reccomended.

311 - There's always room for 311.

LTJ Bukem - This guy started Atmospheric Drum & Bass. Also reccomended.

Simon H. - This man is a part of so many Psychedelic Trance acts. Simon has been there from the begining.

Shpongle - Are you shpongled?? ;)

(The original) Tenacious D - I dug all their work before the album release. Amazing Work!

Kid Koala - This man knows how to get down right! Amazingly obtuse hip-hop with a pinch of everything else.

The World Famous Beat Junkies - Classic turntablism, and so much more.

Jurassic 5 - Quality anyone?!

Dj Revolution - This DJ has seen it all, and remains true to the game. Not to mention he's one of the best scratch artists in the world.

Traffic - "Dear Mr Fantasy".

Paul Van Dyke - A Trance Legend. He always has an original track to please the crowd.

Herbaliser - Hip-Hop missionary.....

Amon Tobin - Acid Jazz literally at it's finest!!

Dr. Mario - (Jump Up) Drum & Bass King!

Apheleon - Atmospheric Drum & Bass astronaut who resides in San Antonio.

Simply Jeff - Break Beat Legend. The man is fantastic.

Dj Irish - Acid Trance guru. Quality.

James Lavelle - Founder of the record label Mo Wax at age 19. Trip-Hop professional, and close friend to Dj Shadow.

Freaky Flow - Drum & Bass specialist. He is known to mix Hip-Hop, Drum & Bass, as well as Jazz.

Ween - Yes!

Radiohead - Thom Yorke is one diverse individual. Each album is a different journey.

Latyrx - Lyrical Masterminds! These two cat's are the most talented MC's i have ever heard...ever! Very Reccomended!

Dj Radar - Scratch artist that commands respect. He is working on some amazing stuff as we speak. Just wait

Dj Drip - Drum & Bass dominator. With 3 turntables, Drip will flip you out with his talent.

CookieHeadz - Downtempo enthusiasts. These two characters have alot of creativity.

Dj Tiesto - Club commander. This Trance Dj is becoming very popular. His track selections are superb.

Judge Jules - Another Club leader. This artist has been in the scene a long while. Varying Trance styles make him a treat for the ears.

Infected Mushroom - Psychedelic Trance anyone. =)

Kid Icarus - Local Dallas Dj. Specializing in his sound of Speed Garage, and Groovy Break Beats.

Bad Boy Bill - Chicago House God! This guy can mix up a storm of enjoyable tracks with alot of flare!

I hope my list isn't too long.

Peace

VxLeSTaTxV
Dallas, TX

Tzaddi28thPath

July 11th, 2002, 11:49 PM

wow just like to say pretty cool thread! I'll try to keep it brief lol...
Above all else-
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~Type O Negative~ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Insane Clown Posse
Stevie Nicks with or without Fleetwood Mac
Disturbed
Pantera
Megadeth
Dark Lotus
Tool
Creed
Corporate Avenger
Paul Oakenfold
Godsmack
Offspring
Stabbing Westward
god help me I like Billy Ray Cyrus-lol
old Metallica
Staind
My Favorite all time song is Queen- Who Wants To Live Forever
The list could go on and on and on !!!!!!
**GenerlLee I have to giggle @ your list I was in 9th grade English class when they announced that John Lennon died, Times fun when your having flies*****

roger d

July 13th, 2002, 11:50 PM

The more lists the better. My head is spining at a mix of Billy Ray Cyrus and the insane clown posse!!! Looked up the DJ Z-trip link but could not get a download. Is there a trick?
VxLeSTatxv or others could you give some of us elders a rundown on these guys with DJ in frount of their names. Are they just mixers or musicians? I found over 250 hits on DJ Z-trip on Winmx so there is something going on that is not on my radar. Also a definition of "trance hop" "jungle" "house" "techno" and any other raving sub catagories would be sweet.
As for the Tragicly Hip, they have never been on my fav list mostly because they have about a million songs and the ones that i have heard just have not grabed me but thanks for the heads up. Give us a few Blue Rodeo songs
I am stumped by Earshot. Who or what are they?
Keep those lists coming. Good to see Bela Fleck show up there are not that many great jazz banjo players(+he is much more). I don't know if it is really fair to just say "here is my list___30 gigs of everything". Give us some clues. How about some German bands/French Pop/ or Russian metal!!!!???!!!
Peace roger

Crazy Horse

July 14th, 2002, 01:13 AM

Any Live Grateful Dead song right before the end of the 1st set or the middle of the 2nd set

psychotronic420

July 14th, 2002, 09:22 PM

Originally posted by Crazy Horse
Any Live Grateful Dead song right before the end of the 1st set or the middle of the 2nd set

I Totally agree man, would like to add that the earlier performances with pigpen are some of my favorites.

Anyone going to the show? Just won't be the same without
Jerry.

CYCLONE

July 15th, 2002, 03:46 PM

My favorite bands are:
Eminem,
Lynyrd Skynyrd,
Tom Petty,
Blues Travelers,
Gorillaz,
Ja Rule,
Rob Zombie,
Outkast,
Ozzy Ozbourne,
The Beatles,
Etc., Etc., Etc.

Rickio

July 15th, 2002, 08:26 PM

Cool List Thread :-)
Is anyone here interested in the idea of sharing with each other via has file links?
Shareaza and edonkey support hasfile links and it could be a cool way to learn about new music with each other.

I am still waiting to hear from Jorge if we can do this. But even if we can't do it here I can let you all know places we can post links and share with each other.

Or any other variations on this idea?

g-smooth2k

July 15th, 2002, 09:37 PM

Alice in Chains
BT
Chemical Brothers
Crystal Method
Guns N' Roses
Limp Bizkit
Korn
Tool
Orgy
Rage Against The Machine
Smashing Pumpkins
Veruca Salt
Stabbing Westward
White Zombie/ Rob Zombie
Outkast
Dixie Chicks
Green Day
The Offspring
Faith Hill
Sheryl Crow
Shania Twain
Christopher Lawrence
Misstress Barbara
Sandra Collins
Sash!
D:Fuse
Paul Van Dyk
Etc., Etc., Etc.

VxLeSTaTxV

July 16th, 2002, 09:42 PM

Looked up the DJ Z-trip link but could not get a download. Is there a trick?
there shouldn't be. Try right clicking, and clicking "save target as". I just got through trying, and it worked for me.

VxLeSTatxv or others could you give some of us elders a rundown on these guys with DJ in frount of their names. Are they just mixers or musicians? I found over 250 hits on DJ Z-trip on Winmx so there is something going on that is not on my radar. Also a definition of "trance hop" "jungle" "house" "techno" and any other raving sub catagories would be sweet.
I would be more than happy to. I am cramped for time at the moment, but i will make a list for you guys/galls.

I am glad that you are interested!

VxLeSTaTxV
Dallas, TX

VxLeSTaTxV

July 17th, 2002, 09:57 PM

http://www.raw42.com/definitive.html

You may be confused about the difference between a DJ, and a Producer.
The traditional DJ takes the beginning of one track, and blends it into the end of another, creating a seamless mix.

The Producer creates the genre, and beat.

Then there's Z-Trip. He is changing the face of DJing as we speak. His style is Maverick to anyone else. His talent is top notch. Allow me to explain.

Z-Trip has come along, and shattered the barriers of DJing. Before, Dj's had one style of music that they played. Generally one genre dominated the whole set. This made for very repetitive DJ sets. Z-Trip changed that, and came up with an idea. Why not mix everything together, Live? After that, Z-Trip, Radar, and Emile started what was the greatest DJ team ever; The Bombshelter DJ's. They mixed everything together, and with no regard to what people thought. Some people got it, and others did not. The beauty of their combined talent was that they were performing this feat, LIVE. There weren't any machines playing the beats, they were the machines. When you hear the work that Z-Trip does, you say to yourself; "this isn't live". Well it most definitely is. It really is amazing how talented some people can be, and Z-Trip is one of them! I do not want to spoil any of his work for you, so i wont. I stumbled onto Z-Trip, and i find that surprises of self discovery work best.

Peace

VxLeSTaTxV
Dallas, TX

ImperialFunk

July 21st, 2002, 04:50 PM

Live DNB bands:
Big in Japan
Breakbeat Era
UV Rays
The DEB

The dr is feelin any tech itch, teebee (the MASTER PRODUCER the true dappa don of d&b!!!!) polar, loxy, ink, usual suspects, omni trio, jb, decoder, well anything dark and diffrent really i give mad respect to the renegade hardware & subtitles labels too they know a good tune!

Nicky b m always smashes old skool sets, but for me it has to be Ellis Dee. DJ Ron coming in a close second.
Brockie, Micky Finn, Mampi (well at the big rewind he smashed it!) Nicky, Phantasy
Flirt, Devious D, Food Junky

Try www.eightball.be I do a show on a Sunday from 17.00 - 19.00 gmt www.ruderecordings.com is good as is www.pyrotechnicradio.com
www.radiomagnetic.com on a friday night 19.00gmt for Paul Reset and Tania swift and after that the Manga crew
i lock on to WWW.PYROTECHNICRADIO.COM and www.koolfmlive.com www.killasoundzweb.com
www.mixstationuk.com home to some of the best up n coming dnb djs and mcs featuring dj rawkus, mosh, raptures, dnb zone (loaded, kraft, empire, diablo etc) plus many more!
big up all da uk rumble crew check out urban takeover dj's and mc's every tuesday 7:30 - 9:00

dillinja - karl francis
john b - john williams
preshay - paul pesce
dj trace - duncan hutchinson
j majik - jamie spratling
marcus intalex - marcus kaye
ed rush - ben settle
optical - matt quinn
aphrodite - gavin king
ellis dee - roy collins
dj ss - leroy small
lemon d aka dj souljah - kevin king
dieselboy - damian higgins
kenny ken - ken davidson
digital - steve carr
photek - rupert parkes
dj rap - charissa saveiro
shy fx - andre williams
t-power - marc royal
mickey finn - michael hearne
dom - dominic angas
ak 1200 - dave minner
dj craze - arith delgado
Andy C - Andy Clarke (hard one!)
Grooverider - Ray Bingham
Matrix - Jamie Quinn
Fabio - Fitzroy Heslop
Goldie - Clifford Price
tech itch - marc caro
decoder - darren beale
klute - tom withers
Dom&Roland = Dom, just one guy and his Roland Sampler,
Teebee = Torgeir Byrknes
Hype = Guy Hartfield
Shy FX = Andre Williams
Digital = Steve Carr
JB = Jason Ball
Roni Size = Ryan Williams
Mickey Finn = Michael Hearne
Shimon = Shimon Alcoby
Adam F = Adam Fenton
Ink = Giles Mensah
UFO! = Ed Garro
E-Sassin = Erik Hull

John B - Future Reference, Catalyst, Redox, Colours
Adam F - Colours
Goldie - Timeless
Grooverider - Mysteries of Funk, Prototype years
EZ Rollers - Weekend World
Roni Size/Reprazent - New Forms, In the Mode
Ram Records - Ram Raiders, Molten Beats, Speed of Sound
London Elektricity - Pull the Plug
Dillinja - Cybotron, Big Bad Bass

good stuff from Synthetix and obviously there's JuJu and the Phunkateck kru. I'd say the best label is Phuturistic Bluez

the best stuff on Goodlooking right now is Makoto & Akira, Future Engineers, Alaska & Paradox, Tayla, Seba and Blu Mar Ten

Congo natty is the best label ever to come out of drum and bass.Check these tunes:

Code red
Dubplate 1
Boom-by
Jah set it
Fever
Champion Dj
Junglist
His imperial majesty
Tribal natty
- the list goes on!!

dj Friction, probe, kane

FreakyFlow, Mystical Influence, Sniper, Uknown Souljah, Slip&Slide, Capital J

Sandbox Automatic (US): http://www.sandboxautomatic.com/
Rap and Soul Mailorder (UK): http://www.rapandsoulmailorder.com/
Aerosolik Records: http://www.aerosolikrecords.co.uk/
Crazy Beat Records: http://www.crazybeat.co.uk/
Rough Trade: http://www.roughtrade.com/docs/home.htm
Assasin Records: http://www.jays.fsbusiness.co.uk/
Suspect Packages (UK Hip Hop): http://www.suspect-packages.com/

for buying stuff:

and these for info an stuff:

Hip Hop Infinity: http://www.hiphopinfinity.com/
Online Hip Hop (UK): http://www.online-hiphop.com/
Underground Hip Hop: http://www.undergroundhiphop.com/

Check outthe links page on my website(http://www.36thchamber.co.uk/) for more links that i can't be arsed to cut and paste onto here....

2001team

July 21st, 2002, 05:57 PM

My favorite bands at the moment are System of a Down, Linkin Park, TRUSTCompany, The Hives, POD and Korn.

VxLeSTaTxV

July 23rd, 2002, 03:07 PM

Nice to see another head who knows whats up.

VxLeSTaTxV

July 23rd, 2002, 03:25 PM

Have you checked out Z-Trip's work?

He remixes Pharcydes "Passin me by", fused with Pat Benatars "Love is a battlefield". Just when you think the remix can't get any more dope Z drops Aphrodites "Rincing Quince (slider mix)," and gets you lifted! It's amazing!

Also, Radioheads "Reasonable man," with Ton-Locs "Wild Thing"!

Jay-Z's "H to the Izzo" with Janes Addictions "Jane says".

I could go on, but i dont want to spoil the best remixes.

When i say fuse, you may get the wrong idea. By fusing I mean he is taking two tracks, and playing them as one to create a new song. Its incredible the first time you hear them! It's almost as if Z makes you listen to the track in a whole new perspective, and state of mind. He really is uncanny, and you will hear about him sooner or later!

:sw

VxLeSTaTxV
Dallas, TX

roger d

July 23rd, 2002, 03:35 PM

VxLeSTaTxv we are trying to get caught up and certainly the Imperial Funk has added some mystery to the thread. I have to admit that I am really enjoying the few DJ Z-trip mp3's that I have captured so far. I am finding more and more -acid jazz-jungle-techno-music showing up on my MMjukebox. I am an old fan of electronic music and collected with interest bands like Can, Faust, Neu, Kraftwork, Oldfield, Jean Michel Jarre and even Tonto's Expanding Headband and Klause Schulz. Somewhere in there everything got dumped into "new age" along with lots of flute music and downbeat jazz. I new that the new players were somewhere but where? Well here they are. thanks.
thanks to all that have made this thread as interesting as it is. Lets keep it going. Remember showing your band list is like showing a really cool tatoo (or an old scar). thanks roger d

VxLeSTaTxV

July 27th, 2002, 03:44 PM

Now that you are listening to more electronic beats, i wanted to share with you, and anyone else, some more good music.

Tokyo Dawn Records (http://www.tokyodawn.org/).
I've been hip to these cats since their glory days at MP3.com . Very laid back, chill, and sometimes ambient "Jazz". Check out La Shawn's most recent EP (http://www.tokyodawn.org/php/audiodetail.php?id=106&b1=l&mode=tdr). It is a golden peice of work by this great artist, and it will only take you one listen to justify. Very apparent Jazz influences run through out the EP.

Perhaps the greatest fact about the Tokyo Dawn Netlabel is that they're a Free Netlabel. All of their work is free for D/L. The software they use to make the beats is free too. Every Artist is involved with their community. It's very nice to see a group of artists that have stayed together.

Check out their Manifesto as well.

Balilla Pratella Manifesto of Futurist Musicians 1910 (Excerpt)

"I appeal to the young. Only they should listen, and only they can understand what I have to say. Some people are born old, slobbering spectres of the past, cryptogams swollen with poison. To them no words or ideas, but a single injunction: the end. I appeal to the young, to those who are thirsty for the new, the actual, the lively. They follow me, faithful and fearless, along the roads of the future, gloriously preceded by my, by our, intrepid brothers, the Futurist poets and painters, beautiful with violence, daring with rebellion, and luminous with the animation of genius. Futurism, the rebellion of the life of intuition and feeling, quivering and impetuous spring, declares incexorable war on doctrines, individuals and works that repeat, prolong or exalt the past at the expense of the future. It proclaims the conquest of amoral liberty, of action, conscience and imagination. It proclaims that Art is disinterest, heroism and contempt for easy success. I, who repudiate the title of Maestro as a stigma of mediocrity and ignorance, hereby confirm my enthusiastic adhesion to Futurism, offering to the young, the bold and the reckless these my irrevocable CONCLUSIONS" (Excerpts)

"1. To convince young composers to desert schools, conservatories and musical academies, and to consider free study as the only means of regeneration."

"3. To abstain from participating in any competition with the customary closed envelopes and related admission charges, denouncing all mystifications publicly, and unmasking the incompetence of juries, which are generally composed of fools and impotents."

"4. To keep at a distance from commercial or academic circles, despising them, and preferring a modest life to bountiful earnings acquired by selling art."

"5. The liberation of individual musical sensibility from all imitation or influence of the past, feeling and singing with the spirit open to the future, drawing inspiration and aesthetics from nature, through all the human and extra-human phenomena present in it. Exalting the man-symbol everlastingly renewed by the varied aspects of modern life and its infinity of intimate relationships with nature."

"7. To proclaim that the reign of the singer must end, and that the importance of the singer in relation to a work of art is the equivalent of the importance of an instrument in the orchestra."

"11. To provoke in the public an evergrowing hostiuty towards the exhumation of old works which prevents the appearance of innovators, to encourage the support and exaltation of every thing in music that appears original and revolutionary and to consider as an honour the insults and ironies of moribunds and opportunists."

11 October 1910, Published in Pratella's Musica futurista per orchestra ridizione per pianoforte. Bologna, 1912

SnakeAnarchy

July 27th, 2002, 04:04 PM

o well i dont think ill read the 4 pages but heres my list

Anti-Flag
Bad Religion
Pennywise
Chumbawamba
The Casualties
Crass
The Exploited
H2O
Liberty
Misfits
One Way System
Oxymoron
Raised Fist
Strike Anywhere
The Bussines
The International Noise COnspiracy
The Unseen
Tought Riot
Againts All Authority
Agnostic Front
Anti-Product
Antisect
Anti-System
Atrake 69
Black Flag
Cojoba
DOA
Dead Kennedys
Especimen
Fallas del Sistema
No Use for a Name
NOFX
Planet Trash
Sick of it All
Rancid
Sin Dios
Snott
Strungout
The Code
TSOL
Thrice
Virus Nine
Operation Ivy
Corporate Avenger
Dead Prez
Gentlemen
Blaze
ICP
Dark Lotus
Delusional
Twiztid
Zug Island

g0b

July 27th, 2002, 04:14 PM

Anti-Flag
Alkaline Trio
Autopilot Off
Bad Religion
Blink 182
Boxcar Racer
Deftones
Finch
Gob
Godsmack
Goldfinger
Green Day
Guttermouth
H2O
Incubus
Linkin Park
Millencolin
MxPx
New Found Glory
Nirvana
NOFX
Offspring
Papa Roach
Pennywise
POD
Rancid
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Rufio
Saves The Day
Simple Plan
Sublime
System of a Down
Vandals
Thursday

TC75580

July 27th, 2002, 05:52 PM

Here's my 'short' list, containing a few older bands and the best of today's all-but-dead mainstream rock.

AC/DC
Aerosmith
The Beach Boys
The Beatles
Buddy Holly
The Clash
The Dead Kennedys
Eminem
Jimi Hendrix
The Hives
Led Zeppelin
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Metallica
Pink
Pink Floyd
Rage Against The Machine
The Rolling Stones
Rush
Sheryl Crow
The Strokes
System Of A Down
Tool
The Vines
Weezer
The White Stripes

Note: I'll edit this list if I remember that I forgot something.

Vash_the_Stampede

July 28th, 2002, 09:18 PM

The Arrogant Worms (Canadian folk/comedy group)
KMFDM (later changed to MDFMK)
Rammstein (more than just Du Hast...)
Captain Tractor
Jacksoul
Joydrop
The Proclaimers
The men without hats
The talking heads + David Byrne's solo stuff
Trooper
Queen
Jewel
Enya
Moby
Tenacious D
POD
"Weird Al" Yankovic
Smash Mouth
Green Day
Great Big Sea

and more that I can't think of right now...

Rickio

July 28th, 2002, 10:31 PM

VxLeSTaTxV
Damn that La Shawn's EP is so cool!
I gotta keep comin back and checkin this thread more. I been getting into a lot of electronic dj stuff also lately.
Have you heard of Tosca "Different Tastes of Honey" Just downloaded the cd and really liked it.
I been listening the last few days to:
Morcheeba
Everythingbutthegirl
DJ Shadow

and a german VA comp. called Hed Kandi, very cool chillout music.

Another Cd I really been is another VA comp. called Brown Suger "Cold Sweat" some old sixties tunes that sound so fresh. Not mainstream hits but really good music from the sixties.

all found on the donkey :-)

gotta mention a couple more very cool cd's I just downloaded "Nuyorican Soul" & "Brazilectro"
I been downloading quite a bit and havn't heard all I have downloaded. Just began listening to these today. Very cool....

:-)

crackerjacker

July 29th, 2002, 04:31 PM

here are some old r+b bands
troop - all i do is think of you
maria maria, by wyclef* not to old* ha ha
boys 2 men yesterday
new edition
bohemian rhapsody * a mix of modern rb with rap*
heavy d and the boys*
tracy spenser*
rok and roll
lets see bush
i love bush*
stp
any song from blink
freestyle
stevie b
depeche mode*
rush*
amber*
noel*
new stuff from usher*
m*m yeah, i like that punk * ha ha*
theres more *

psychotronic420

July 29th, 2002, 11:53 PM

Do you like Rock and Hip - Hop? Then check out Dj Z-Trip's
Rockstar (ROTD V2) goto page 3 of this thread and use the link that VxLeSTaTxV has provided you won't be sorry, all I can say is that Rockstar (ROTD V2) kicks A$$

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VxLeSTaTxV

July 30th, 2002, 11:49 PM

Z-Trip, DJ P 12-07-00 (http://www.groovetech.com/PhoenixData/SilverStream/Pages/srvltRecMed?RecordedMediaID=44817)

Z-Trip, Emile (http://www.groovetech.com/PhoenixData/SilverStream/Pages/srvltRecMed?RecordedMediaID=35451)

Z-Trip (http://www.groovetech.com/PhoenixData/SilverStream/Pages/srvltRecMed?RecordedMediaID=66289)

Come check out www.djztrip.com for a tour date near you.

-_- (Sorry for the shameless PluG guys) -_-

psychotronic420

July 31st, 2002, 12:31 AM

Thanx for the nfo VxLeSTaTxV,

I completely forgot about groovetech, been a while since I have paid them a visit, looks like I need to catch up on whats going on. Also thanx for the tour nfo.

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gorphon

July 31st, 2002, 11:04 AM

Tom Waits- got a voice like 30 miles of broken glass
Leonard Cohen- new album, Ten New Songs
Townes Van Zandt
Neil Young and Crazyhorse- surprised YOU didnt mention them Crazyhorse
Lynryd Skynryd
Pink Floyd
Atmosphere- underground west coast hip hop
Unknown Prohpets/Living Legends- same as above, almost
Louis Armstrong
Credence Clearwater Revival- Lodi
Wyclef
Bob Marley- the king, I just dl'd an old album recorded at studio one, all early ska tracks
Tom Petty
Hank Williams Sr, Jr, III
Outkast
The Specials
Buju Banton
lost boyz
Sublime
Jurassic 5
The Rolling Stones
UGK
well damn, I like most everything. chances are, if its older than 5 years Ive got it somewhere... either my 40gig exterenal drive (slow as anything) or on one of approx. 100 cd's full of mp3's (and all, stupidly, unlabeled) One day I will have a huge hd andwill spend at least 8 hours collating. um, I'll post another list then. :mellow

gorphon

July 31st, 2002, 11:07 AM

I avoided listing a lot of stuff.... and country music especially, to avoid offending anyones sensibilities. but personally I like my country old and my beer straight from the can.

Crazy Horse

July 31st, 2002, 11:44 AM

How do you like the avatar? Look familiar?

gorphon

July 31st, 2002, 11:54 AM

Im bored and currently downloading 5 different versions of 'Drift Away' ...the wonders of the internet!
Dobie Gray (the original? anyone know?)
Bruce Springsteen
Tom Rush acoustic
Rolling Stones
Bon Jovi (I had to, the voices made medownload it)
yeah, bored... I just love the freedom of information though, you can truly find anything if you just look

psychotronic420

August 1st, 2002, 12:31 AM

Originally posted by gorphon
Im bored and currently downloading 5 different versions of 'Drift Away' ...the wonders of the internet!
Dobie Gray (the original? anyone know?)
Bruce Springsteen
Tom Rush acoustic
Rolling Stones
Bon Jovi (I had to, the voices made medownload it)
yeah, bored... I just love the freedom of information though, you can truly find anything if you just look

"Give me the peace boys to free my soul, don't want to get lost in your rock-n-roll"

I think thats how it goes, anyway simply a classic timeless tune.
right on. also gorphon I have to admit I to like the classic country tunes and bluegrass :-) nothing wrong with that man.

roger d

August 9th, 2002, 09:59 PM

for bringing us back down to earth. Caught Tom Watts on Austin City Limits a couple of weeks ago and his voice is even more road rashed then befor. Ya got to love Neil young as a major player but favorite list, no. I loved Buffalo Springfield and a few momments of CSN&Y, but his solo projects have been spotty. Rust Never Sleeps is probably one of the best of all time but Silver and Gold right to the bookcase.
Buju Banton is the man. I need to find more of his stuff. Good to see that the famous crackerjacker has posted her list- pretty twisted. Good to see that this thread is still getting good views. The thought of the day is how do we kick file sharing up to the next level. Hell, what is the next level. It sure is easy getting those DJ Z-trip songs. Just click and here they come. No 72 in que/ no partial d/l, no list of DJ anybody but the one you are looking for. VeLeSTaTxV what are those three links to. I try not to download things that I do not know. I guess they are more mixes but ....

gorphon

August 9th, 2002, 10:35 PM

neil young more for specific songs, I agree a lot of his stuff is not so good. but cortez, cowgirl, hey hey my my and vice versa, white line, rocking in the free world.... these songs are awesome. they make up for it to me.
and I just listend to it psychotrinic. its: "give me the beat boys and free my soul, I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away..." nowt hats a song to kick back and smoke one too right there. I was gonna post my country and bluegrass list but then I noticed that crazyhorse posted damn near everyone I like on the first page. right on.
hmm... the future of filesharing... I still like the idea for a zeropaid community sight elsewhere like they were talking about in another thread. Maybe a bit society like sepiroth suggested... we all have a lot of music to share with each other it seems.

psychotronic420

August 9th, 2002, 10:54 PM

Originally posted by roger d
VeLeSTaTxV what are those three links to. I try not to download things that I do not know. I guess they are more mixes but ....

Roger,
I can field this one, Groovetech has been around for a while, they have a lot of electronic techno streams, the links in question are streams of DJ z-trip and another fine artist DJ Emile to find out more check out djztrip.com, also if you navigate around the ftp site that has the ztrip songs you will find some other interesting music by other artists. For those of you that are into Dr Dre the complete album The Chronic is there, ripped at 192 kbps good quality, and the ftp server is fairly fast.

Gorphon, I stand corrected. I have always loved that song, remember hearing it on the radio, back in the day,,,,,,, ooops my age is showing I dont' care, I feel fortunate to be born when I was I have gotten to sample and enjoy some of the greatest music, even heard John Coltrane live before I was even born, hows that for psychedelic,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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Rickio

August 9th, 2002, 11:02 PM

some of my country rock favs are

johnny winter - love his dylan cover of highway 61
allman brothers - all good
lynard skynard
stevie ray vaughn, well some of this is kinda more like country blues huh? Iove his cover of hendrix's little wing
Little Feat are kinda like country, if you like good music check em out. Some of the members were once members of Frank Zappa's Mothers of Invention at one time. Very tight cool band.

this music is like meat and potatoes, just so filling :-)

umm I am sure their are more,later

peace!

as for electronic...
does anyone remember Emerson Lake & Palmer, particularly their first album?
The mellotron was one of the first electronic sounds used in modern music and it was moody blues who used it.
Remember them?

has anyone heard of DJ Feather? I just downloaded his CD called Future Sound Tribal Sound Sessions, it's trance and sounds cool. I heard he is from San Diego.

Now if we could post links I would share it ;-)

gorphon

August 9th, 2002, 11:08 PM

dont know how I forgot skynrd. howmany freebirds we got out there?

psychotronic420

August 9th, 2002, 11:22 PM

Gorphon,
Skynyrd still rocks to this day - have seen them several times

and

Rick,
got three words for ya Brain Salad Surgery, the first album by them I heard continue to listen to ELP the pioneers

while we are on classic groups how bout Question Mark and the Mysterians - had a hit with a tune titled ----96 tears

gorphon

August 9th, 2002, 11:56 PM

thats the rolling stones isnt it? And Ive loved skynyrd since I saw them in alabama as a kid. my uncle used ot party with them so we got some awesome tickets.... Ive seen them a few times in florida as well. they throw one hell of a show. Ive seen allman bros. a few times as well, another band thats great live, even without duane on the slide guitar. now johnny winters.... that crazy man can play one hell of a guitar. always impressive to see in action.

Rickio

August 10th, 2002, 12:05 AM

Man that is a fav of mine! :-)

Don't know why I remember this but does anyone remember iggy pop "down on the street" ?

The Strawbs were a band right before elp and was part of a scene that elp fragmented off of.

Another band from then that was part of that scene was The Flock.

very cool bands from way back, found some of this on various p2p's recently. You might find it.

Some Frisco Bands from the late 60's you might like are;

It's a Beautiful Day - they have a song called white bird that is classic
&
Fever Tree, they do a great cover of buffalo springfields Nowadays Clancy can't even Sing.

Just stuff I remember.
I can't remember some of the stuff related to the 96 tears time slot. Will think on it or look about my stuff. It was a small moment is rock n roll around 1965 and was very cool. They used a lot of hammond organ at that time.

psychotronic420

August 10th, 2002, 12:12 AM

Gorphon,
No the stones did a cover of it, the guy that wrote it is Rudy Martinez and Question mark and the mysterians did the original version. the album (titled More Action) has been rereleased on the Cavestomp label and is fairly hard to find, this band is Latino and predates Los Lobos. They put out some really cool music. Well worth a listen.

Cavestomp info: cavestomp@aol.com
Phone: 212-505-3723

Rick,
man those groups take me back, you should try to get the rerelease of more action it is a 2 disc set and has a video of the band to boot, and you are correct LOTS of the funky hammond onboard
and as a bonus track they include a rare espanol version of 96 tears that is remarkable in itself.
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Rickio

August 10th, 2002, 12:47 AM

Can you do a rip of the cd you mentioned and share it on a p2p?

Man we gotta get a mode to share files. I think it would be very cool.

roger d

August 10th, 2002, 11:42 AM

I get a little freaked when you punch a link and a download starts. And yes I have to agree with all of the above. I have spent entire seasons where Neil Young is just a god. However of late this is not the case. Gota love the hamond organ-Medeski, Martin and Wood do some jammin' jazz that features this giant organ. Such wild tones and so hard to move the instrument around. Never really been reproduced-the original still rules (from Wes Montgomery to Procal Harum).
As for ELP, Greg Lake is quite the crooner. Kieth Emerson is the original two handed keyboard player and could lay out a riff on piano and synth at the same time (it was much harder to do in the early 70's). Check out his early stuff with the Nice, very progressive.
I just love music talk. We have drifted deep into six pages. I kind of feel sorry for those that have not kept up with this thread and first timers. Grab a cold drink and some chips because this is a good read.
Now some food for thought. The next level-more information, easier d/l's, better programs, private groups? The gestalt of P2P where the sum of the parts is greater than the individuals. Ten eyes hunting and sharing results with a collective? Peers sharing the hunt. If we are a hunting and gathering society, do we have a village to feed when we hit paydirt? Are we waiting for the guy that can reach the apple that is higher in the tree? thoughts.................................

Rickio

August 11th, 2002, 01:08 AM

Now some food for thought. The next level-more information, easier d/l's, better programs, private groups? The gestalt of P2P where the sum of the parts is greater than the individuals. Ten eyes hunting and sharing results with a collective? Peers sharing the hunt. If we are a hunting and gathering society, do we have a village to feed when we hit paydirt? Are we waiting for the guy that can reach the apple that is higher in the tree? thoughts.................................

Well I could not think of a better way to express what we are beginning, slowly and as we all know, quality is better than quantity.
A private by invitation group is starting and is open for Music Lovers to join. It is a slow growing process...as
It is private in that it is not openly posted anywhere.
I would like to invite posters to this thread and viewers to join if it sounds like something you would enjoy.

Think of it perhaps as a extension of this thread and more! :-)

Roger, could not resist posting this as your last post was right on. (BTW Roger is a founding member) ...

check out my www link below if your interested. we are just beginning and your ideas are welcome and wanted.

Peace!

Karizmatik

August 11th, 2002, 01:36 AM

Aight...here'z mine..LoL

1. Tha Hot Boy$
2. Tha Squad
3. Ruff Ryder'z
4. St. Lunatics
5. Jagged Edge

roger d

August 24th, 2002, 01:06 PM

I have spent the last couple of weeks looking around the web at music sites and hunting mp3's that are not P2P sites. Guess what there is a ton of music out there. The most creative use of mp3's is one site I found for Progwest.com/ They are promoting a two day fest in November and every band that is playing has a full mp3 for download. This is good use. Get a taste for the bands that are playing and maybe buy a ticket to the event.
This is just the boat that the RIAA is missing. I have also found a ton of artist's sites that have mp3 d/l sections. Small indie labels the same thing.
Read the Slate article on the frount page. This is the best example of a true state of the music address so far. The big 5 are trying to kill music. It is up to the indie's and the music community to save it. P2P is important because it gives us a tool to battle the mainstream and find and hear alternatives.
There are so many great bands listed on these pages. As you can see there is no one trend. In fact many of these listings are trendless. We have proven our diversity and it is an grand thing. The next level should be even more fun.

Gicapster

August 24th, 2002, 02:05 PM

Not into rock music, I listen to electronic music (Dance, Trance) most of the time (and some R'nB/Pop).

Here are some of my favourite DJ's:

4 Clubbers
4 Strings
Aquagen
Beam
Cyrus
Cosmic Gate
Dario G
Johan Gielen
G-Spot
DJ Melvin
DJ Jean
DJ Sammy
DJ Tiesto
Ferry Corsten
Jan Wayne
Kay Tracid
Ian van Dahl
Rank 1
Marco V
S4
Scooter
Starsplash
Yoji Biomehanika

If u like dance/trance music, check out these songs: DJ Energy - Peace, Yoji Biomehanika - Look @ the Heaven, Apollo - Dance, Aquagen - Summer is Calling, Atlantic Ocean - Waterfall 2002, Dario G - Heaven is Closer (Pulser remix), Divine Inspiration - The Way (Svenson & Gielen remix), G Project - We're on the Move, Heavens Cry - Till Tears Do Us Part (Flash Harry Mix), Ian van Dahl - Try, Groove Coverage - Moonlight Shadow, S4 - The Sunset (Yanou vs. Flashrider remix), Sensation - The Anthem 2002 (Johan Gielen remix), Yanou ft. Do - On and On

Now, those are the latest, they're really worth getting if you're a trance-fan :D

roger d

August 26th, 2002, 10:34 PM

yet another list where I have never even heard of one of the bands. I am no electronic newbie and have been following (although apparently not that closly) euro-electronica since the early 70's. I found the Manuel Gottsching site. He started Ashra Temple with electronic star Klaus Schulz in the 70's with some amazingly collectable "Cosmic Couriers" project-5 LP's. LOL Klause just put out (2000) a 50 CD set!!!!!!! At any rate Manuel has a ton of 3 minute samples. You can find these old school techno gems at www.ashra.com.
Thanks Gicapster your list is exactly what this thread is about. You might check out System 7, if you like 160bpm waves you will like this Steve Hillage project.

Rickio

August 26th, 2002, 10:56 PM

the music world is infinate , it goes on and on and I totally dig it. I have always been open to new sounds , to me that is where it's at.
But I have not been able to keep up in a long time and just kinda go with whatever flows by.

Gicapster! I just downloaded DJ Tiesto's new 3 cd set and it's totally cool, also got sasha's new cd. both off edonkey if your curious.

I will check out some of your list and by the way, where do you mostly get your downloaded music from?

Also can others who have posted list or do post a list mention their favorite place to find their favorite music, so we could possibly locate some of this cool music.

I thin winmx has come along way lately and has much more than this time last year. Also hear lot's of good about soulseek.

edonkey is a cool place for complete cd's but it is harder to find stuff at times.

peace !

roger d

August 26th, 2002, 11:08 PM

rickio I just check most of this new list on WinMX and by jigered it's all there as listed. Pretty busy group though with many in que

Shadow, Thief of the Sun

August 26th, 2002, 11:15 PM

Here goes my list:

5ive Style
Coyote Oldman
Shinjuku Thief
Zoar
Labradford
Psychic Warriors ov Gaia
Blind Idiot God
Muslimgauze
Zoviet-France
A Small Good Thing
Tommy Guerrero
Lustmord
Windy and Carl
The 3rd and the mortal
Ulver
Dead Can Dance

And list goes on....

mojo-ris-in

August 27th, 2002, 01:04 AM

:devil Wow favorite bands...ummm ok here goes:
CLASSIC ROCK & ROCK
Blackfoot
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Molly Hatchett
The Doors
Pink Floyd
Kiss
GNR
ACDC
Sublime
Bob Marley
Bob Dylan
The Band
Grinderswitch
The Clash
The Sex Pistols
The Outlaws
Spinal Tap---Everyone loves Big Bottom LOL
SRV
Wet Willie
+many others
COUNTRY:
Hank Jr.
George Jones
Willie Nelson
FOLK ROCK
Jonathan Edwards
Arlo Guthrie---I don't want a pickle I just wanna ride my motor cycle
BLUES:
BB King
Lightning Hopkins
John Lee Hooker
Robert Johnson
Buddy Guy

I could go further but sheesh we'd be here all day and my friggin list is already too long as it is...Great choices everyone keep up the great work

MoonMan

August 27th, 2002, 03:10 AM

This is a list of some of my stuff...

Against Me

Bad Religion

Bush

Creed

Dropkick Murphys

Finger Eleven

Godsmack

Korn

Less Than Jake

Megadeth

Metallica

Nine Inch Nails

Nirvana

NOFX

Operation Ivy

Pearl Jam

Pistol Grip

Prodigy

Rage Against The Machine

Rancid

System Of A Down

The Casualities

Thrice

Tool

Weezer

Some of it is mainstream but I can care less as long as I enjoy it. Im also a big punk fan (real punk, not that Sum 41 crap).

MoonMan

August 27th, 2002, 04:01 AM

Here is a few other bands I listen to that I couldn't resist putting...

311

Acid Bath

Alice In Chains

AFI

Aerosmith

AudioVent

Default

Disturbed

Edguy

Fear Factory

Filter

Fuel

God Lives Underwater

Greenday

H20

Hoobastank

Iced Earth

Jimmy Eat World

King Crimson

Live

Marilyn Manson

Misfits

Offspring

Ozzy

Pantera

Project Pitchfork

Puddle Of Mud

Radiohead

Red Hot Chili Peppers

Rob Zombie

SilverChair

Slayer

Smashing Pumpkins

Spineshank

Stabbing Westward

Staind

Static X

Thomas Dolby

Trust Company

Ultraspank

Just tac all that onto my last post.

Gicapster

August 27th, 2002, 05:14 AM

Need to add some songs to my list which i added yesterday:

Cheese Heads - The God of House (Flashrider mix), Zippora - See the Sun, William Hawk - Sunrise Beyond (Ibiza Mix), Velvet Girl - Promise U Heaven (Vocal Mix), Topmodelz - L'Esperanza, DJ Precision & The Freak - The Progress, The Spacelovers - Space Lover, Sunset Drive - Does it really Matter, Sunblind - Believe (Nu NRG Mix), Starsplash - Hands Up, Pulsedriver - Time, Noemi - Y.O.U., Lazard - 4 O'Clock in the Morning, Future Breeze - Temple of Dreams, DJ's @ Work - Fly With Me, DJ Melvin - Set U Free, D & A - Demons (Club Trance Mix), DJ Tiesto - In My Memory

If u like to dl them, use SoulSeek and Blubster, and you'll find them all ;)

May be you've heard of "Sensation 2002", there are 2 albums, white and black edition. You can download them on eDonkey2000:

Sensation 2002 - White Edition (i prefer this one):
ed2k://|file|Sensation.2002.White.Edition.192kbps.Sjaak.B eetstra.Cadichon.rar|209667647|5154b60d8496aae2ea9 5758aed394f33|">Sensation.2002.White.Edition.192kbps.Sjaak.Beetstr a.Cadichon.rar

Sensation 2002 - Black Edition:
ed2k://|file|Sensation 2002 Black Edition By Mighty Mickey.zip|204152289|bd1b7632011f09266e6d58b06f313 653|">Sensation 2002 Black Edition By Mighty Mickey.zip

or @ www.impactmp3.org (some other great albums too)

Enjoy the music!

Gicapster

WhitePony

August 27th, 2002, 06:05 AM

Ok, in no particular order, just ordered by styles :

ROCK
Tool
Deftones
Otep
Korn
P.O.D.
Drowning Pool
Flaw
Sinch
Trust Co.
Soundgarden
Pulse Ultra
Filter
Primal Scream

INDUSTRIAL
Front 242
Front Line Assembly
Ministry
Young Gods
God Lives Underwater
Nine Inch Nails

GOTHIC
Sisters of Mercy
Love Like Blood
Fields of The Nephilim

HIP HOP
Da Weasel
Ice Cube
Outkast
Wu-Tang Clan
Eminem

TECHNO
Adam Beyer
Marco Carola
Marco Bailey
Jeff Mills
Cristian Varela
Oscar Mulero
Percy X
Carl Cox
Paul Oakenfold

HOUSE
Green Velvet
Roger Sanchez
DJ Vibe
Rui da Silva

DANCE (GENERAL)/BREAKBEAT
Underworld
Prodigy
Chemical Brothers
Roni Size
Atari Teenage Riot
Goldie
Photek
Dillinja

TRANCE
Astral Projection
Infected Mushroom
Hallucinogen
Cosmosis
Dino Psaras

80´S / POP
Duran Duran
Dead or Alive
A Flock of Seagulls
Killing Joke
Depeche Mode
New Order
Joy Division
Human League
Public Image Ltd.

CURRENT STUFF
Coldplay
U2
No Doubt

Well, I guess that´s some variety...nothing too underground, I´ll admit...

wesr

August 27th, 2002, 10:38 AM

hoobastank and incubus

notbob

August 27th, 2002, 10:50 AM

order in no way implies rank, only the disorder of my mind

Ringo
mason williams
james gang
vince guaraldi
poco
crazy horse
buffalo springfield
moby grape
nick drake
eagles (pre hotel california)
the who
the beatles
their solo stuff (except paul's after 1985)
everclear
bob dylan
the band
jim croce
dave brubeck
the mothers of invention
king curtis
john prine

about 500 other guys you kids never heard of

and i share it all on dc--70GB and rising

Nothingface5384

August 27th, 2002, 12:12 PM

I'm not gonna list all my favorites - too many to list...but the 3 bands that i'm really into or still into at the moment are: Nothingface, ill nino, and Otep

tahoejames

August 27th, 2002, 12:58 PM

ive been into punk lately so here i go

lagwagon
no use for a name
avail
88 fingers louie
bouncing souls
rancid
diesel boy
goldfinger
craigs brother
h2o
afi
allister
blount
good riddance
consumed
exploited
good charlette
go to hells
high standard
me first and the gimmie gimmies
millencolin
nofx
mr t experience
mxpx
sum 41

out of em all my favorite bands are no use for a name and me first and the gimmie gimmies

you can get 2 songs of of no uses site at http://www.nouse4aname.com

have fun all

Rickio

August 27th, 2002, 04:10 PM

Yeah cool Gicapster

I had downloaded sensation 2002 white and black editions, also wanted to mention another cool comp on the donkey is "Dope on Plastic" 5 cd's and Trance Energy 2002 is cool, just one cd :-)

mojo-ris-in

August 27th, 2002, 04:32 PM

Originally posted by notbob

about 500 other guys you kids never heard of

and i share it all on dc--70GB and rising

:devil Good choices notbob esp the John Prine love Illegal Smile

Other musicians that I forgot about
Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention
April Wine
Beck, Bogart, and Apeice
Traffic
Trapeze
Hawkwind
ELO
Al Green
Rush---at least old Rush
War
Vanilla Fudge
Paul Simon
Susan Tedeschi
Storyville
Iggy Pop
+ many more that my addled brain can't grasp right now LOL

psychotronic420

August 27th, 2002, 09:04 PM

Gicapster
I have been looking for a copy of the Black edition, and now i am dling it as I type
The Donkey Rocks!!!!!!!! again............................................
thanx bro

Nice website BTW really dig the homepage GUI...........

Psychotronic420

and Nothingface5384 Otep rocks, have you seen any of their vids? out of this world

and notbob all of those bands you listed I grew up listening to and have them in my permanent collection still love all those bands but that doesnt mean that some of this new stuff isn't just as cool.
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notbob

August 27th, 2002, 10:20 PM

oh--i never implied new stuff is bad--music is a personal thing tied to someones unique personality--to make the blanket statement that it is all bad is something i wouldn't do

that having been said, i like the old stuff better

psychotronic420

August 27th, 2002, 11:47 PM

Thats cool, I didn't mean it that way, to tell the truth I would usually listen to some New Riders or Hot Tuna over most of the new stuff any time, some of those bandz will live on forever
as for Poco I have a good friend who played on some of their albums back in the day, he also has some interesting stories about Hot tuna and Tom Petty.......LOL cool dude, great guitar player.

Rock on................................................ ............................................

===================:cross ========================

VxLeSTaTxV

August 28th, 2002, 03:28 PM

Hey there!

Nice to see some new faces.

Have you guys checked out RjD2's debut album "Deadringer"? It is Classic! It's one of those debut albums where you flip out the first time you hear it. I am very fond of it right now.

Gicapster: Thats alot of Trance you got there. Do you have time time to listen to all of that?
I'm not too into the euro dance trance, or commercial trance. I have some "commercial" trance, and i spin it from time to time. I enjoy a more underground sound though. To each his own. I'm not hating on anyone for enjoying music. =)

This thread sure is getting Hot! 7 pages

TC75580

August 28th, 2002, 04:38 PM

This thread sure is getting Hot! 7 pages
No kidding! If I'm not mistaken, the longest thread on ZP ever. :fire

roger d

August 30th, 2002, 01:35 PM

And it is all of you guys that made it happen. Gota just say thanks to MusicMan for just leaving us alone. He poped in on page one and said how weird all of the bands are. i told you it wasn't even starting to get weird yet. VxLeSTaTxv you came along at a very important time when this tread was kind of dying with rehashed alternative stuff. Those that checked out the lively dj scene and it's euro counterparts have been rewarded tenfold. If you want a smile just d/l aquagen "party alarm".
100 posts (and growing) I just feel proud that I have played a part in all of this. I felt really weird as I made the initial post and it sat there for weeks with no posts! These lists are important artifacts. Music is a living thing. It is constantly changing. 60's bands sit there waiting to be rediscovered over and over again. We forget some really good stuff. DJ's reinvent and keep everything fresh. New bands pop up and blow our minds. Music is life. The global reawakeing can be owed much to P2P and it's power to unite music lovers at a level that scares the RIAA and big five.
Since Frank Zappa showed up a couple of times I feel I must comment. i had the chance to interview him not to long befor his death. His body of work (and we haven't even heard a part of it yet-his vault has everything he ever worked on) is so impressive. At 16 I was given his first lp, Freak Out. And "who are the brain police" has been lazer etched in my head ever since. His 1000 plus songs run the gambit. Every one sure to get a reaction. This is not mainstream and never will be but he got some radio play. He is one of my hero's and always will be. He is probably turning over in his grave that people are getting his music for free. If he were still with us he would have something to say, just like he did on censorship.
Thank you all my brothers for making this a famous thread. The future of music is great. As rickio says "Information wants to be free".
your humble thread starter

Rickio

August 30th, 2002, 02:07 PM

Man Frank Zappa was always one of my hero's man!
I even now currently live in his old hometown :-)

do you remember captain beefheart?
just downloaded "trout mask replica" and working on "electricity" now :-)

Not only was Zappa super creative, with great sense of humor and way out their, he was a superb musician.

I suppose we all have favorites. I liked "we are only in it for the money", "absolutely free"," weasles rip my flesh" and "hot rats"
you know I always looked for and never could find and have not listened to (was it?) 2000 motels? anyone have it?

cool electro dude I am hearing to now is schiller "voyages" very cool !

so many bands to check out! :-)
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Here is a edonkey link to RjD2 - Deadringer

cut and paste it into your browser if you have edonkey.

ed2k://|file|Rjd2_-_Deadringer_-_by_SuperSkunk_-_VBR_MP3.ace|88204068|B070AF01DE3BB40DE549ACD92144 209A|/

Ken17625

August 30th, 2002, 02:50 PM

This has got to be one of the biggest threads i've ever seen. Anyway heres my list in no particular order except newer bands are higher on the list.

Creed
Fuel
Nickelback
Bush
Goo Goo Dolls
Matchbox 20
Staind
Foo Fighters
Pearl Jam
Nirvana
Rolling Stones
Led Zeppelin
Aerosmith
The Doors

I guess i'm pretty mainstream.

notbob

August 30th, 2002, 04:21 PM

not that mainstream--you didn't say britney

you look like an anti-mainstream conformist

which isn't bad--at least you like something where they look like they are playing instruments

Rickio

August 30th, 2002, 05:16 PM

Hey I am not afraid to like a mainstream band if they are good! :-)
matter of fact in a general sort of way, you don't get real popular unless you are appealing. :-)

case in point : grateful dead, biggest money making band in touring history and that is weird as they were not typical mainstream but totally accepted and in a weird way, kind of mainstream. :-)

TC75580

August 30th, 2002, 05:29 PM

Originally posted by Ken17625
This has got to be one of the biggest threads i've ever seen. Anyway heres my list in no particular order except newer bands are higher on the list.

Creed
Fuel
Nickelback
Bush
Goo Goo Dolls
Matchbox 20
Staind
Foo Fighters
Pearl Jam
Nirvana
Rolling Stones
Led Zeppelin
Aerosmith
The Doors

I guess i'm pretty mainstream.
As far as rock/alt. rock goes, that's a pretty good list, but personally I would remove Creed, Fuel, Bush, Matchbox 20, and Staind.

I will listen to anything that is mainstream as long as it is good! And if I find something that no one has heard of but I like it, I will listen to it as well. It is all about good music, and bands that change their sound every once in a while (i.e. not Creed).

psychotronic420

August 30th, 2002, 07:42 PM

I have been a Zappa fan for many years, and love his body of work.

One performance that I ran across that is really cool is one titled:

Freaks and Motherf#@$ers
it was recorded live at the Fillmore and captures Frank and the Mothers performing some really wild stuff, this is definately one to seek out and DL if you like Zappa

=====================:cross =======================

PatientSaint

August 30th, 2002, 11:34 PM

what's been on my play list lately has been Juno reactor some real out there stuff. Also some old God lives Underwater the empty album kicks. Also some power rock i guess with Dishwalla The new album Opaline i think is really good stuff.they overlayed a lot of good guitar. Blacklab was there a bit ago i like them pretty good kinda dark in a sense but still good stuff. anoterh album i thougth was REALLY good but didn't get the attention i think it should was Dave Navarro's solo album Trust No One. i thought the direction he headed on that album was really amazing how he threaded together a lot of different ideas from synthisized sounds to accoustic interwoven melodies. Lyrics were really good too. I think shoudl try that if u want some different Rock.

mojo-ris-in

August 31st, 2002, 03:25 AM

Originally posted by Rickio
Man Frank Zappa was always one of my hero's man!
I even now currently live in his old hometown :-)

do you remember captain beefheart?

:devil Yeah I remember the good Captain good stuff

More to add from my dark side
The Velvet Underground
Iggy Pop
The Misfits
Black Flag
Danzig
and just because I love the name Nashville Pussy:black

roger d

August 31st, 2002, 11:57 AM

I could not help myself from telling this Cpt. Beefheart story. I was doing a radio thing in Houston in the early 70's and we got a new manager that invited like 30 radio crazies to come to town for the weekend. i lived in a big communal house at the time so we all said sure they can stay here. Well that weekend turned into weeks (I finally moved out to get away from it). Back to the story one of the guys was the producer of the first couple of Beefheart solos (Clear SPot +??) and he told us story after story of the Cpt. He was just a mess. He was alway just going throught whatever cash he got a hold of and then would show up at like 4 in the morning and go "they are coming to get my car" he would disappear for weeks on end even though he had studio time booked. He is a true free spirit.
The last I heard he is painting in Spain (I think). He does these big distorted faces. He has walked away from music.
A real treat is a Frank Zappa song called "Tiger Roach" found on the Lost episodes. The Cap just is rattleing out the strangest sayings in a stream of pure bizareness. Frank layed his words on a bed of zappanion jazz. big fun.

Ken17625

August 31st, 2002, 12:27 PM

"It is all about good music, and bands that change their sound every once in a while (i.e. not Creed)."

True. I do like some bands that change there sound every once and a while. Although, Creed has a unique sound to me. If it changed I don't think i'd like that. Its one band i'd like "more of the same" from. Although Fuel is just now becoming mainstream, their first album wasn't really.

Guess its a matter of opinion. Like the saying goes, "opinions are like assholes, everybodys got one".

roger d

September 7th, 2002, 05:13 PM

you are just a thread killer. At any rate new tip check out www.streamload.com for a look at a real goodie. i do not want to go into much detail but could this be the future of sharing. Small community hubs with a direct way of communicating and sharing info. Look at this site and let your mind wander to the possibilities. Keep those euro lists coming. Creed, I could not pick them out of a lineup.

psychotronic420

September 7th, 2002, 09:00 PM

Figured I would add some bands I came across at www.epitonic.com these are mainly rock and punk rock some good stuff:

Soledad brothers
The Nomads
The Monkeywrench
Lost Kids

they also have some fine techno/trance downloads as well:

Aaahhh music food for the soul.......................................

======================:cross ======================

Caitlyn Marble

September 8th, 2002, 12:36 PM

I add The Vines to my list.

Monty135

September 8th, 2002, 01:49 PM

My top 5 bands are
1. Metallica
2. Pantera
3. Megadeth
4. Black Label Society
5. Slayer

roger d

September 8th, 2002, 07:58 PM

psychotronic 420 you have done it again. Bueatifully orgainized independant music with mostly full d/l's. Nothing gets me off more than finding a site like this. Add to fav's and then find all kinds of stuff. I love finding a good artist that has a catalog of seven cd's. This is the stuff I support. Take a look and try something new. Lost Kids indeed. :fire

pearljam

November 5th, 2002, 11:39 AM

:devil vladd 44 u need a serious beating. cant you tell all people at this site listen to real music except for a couple of those eminem ass eaters. dont come here if u wanna talk about bsb and nsync. obviously noone cares about ur opinion cuz ur a dumbass

:fire the greatest bands ever
pearljam
live
tool
cc
van halen
aerosmith
van morrison
beatles
doors
bruce
tom petty
jethro tull
jimi hendrix
rhcp
some elton
billy joel
olp
soundgarden
temple of the dog

MoonMan

November 5th, 2002, 12:58 PM

Originally posted by pearljam
:devil vladd 44 u need a serious beating. cant you tell all people at this site listen to real music except for a couple of those eminem ass eaters. dont come here if u wanna talk about bsb and nsync. obviously noone cares about ur opinion cuz ur a dumbass

And who the hell are you? Everyone listens to their own kind of music, not yours. If someone likes rap, you don't have to immediatly flame them. The people of this site have a name for YOU, a music nazi.

If you have a bad attitude in every thread you participate in, and so far you have, then you are going to come to a startling conclusion... "the people here" don't like pricks.

Rickio

November 5th, 2002, 07:40 PM

Hey check out http://streamload.com

it is a cool way to share a file or two with your friends.
They have a freeloader verion with 50MB per week.

Peace!

SamJam

November 5th, 2002, 08:15 PM

Wow... Hard to make any list.... GeneralLee, BloodySabbath and Crazy horse have a lot of great ones in theirs....
I'd add Billie Holiday, CCR, Motorhead, Godsmack, Molly Hatchet, Uriah Heap, Thin Lizzy, Deep Purple...... Kiss

SamJam

November 5th, 2002, 08:19 PM

I agree with 99% of yours!

Originally posted by mojo-ris-in
:devil Wow favorite bands...ummm ok here goes:
CLASSIC ROCK & ROCK
Blackfoot
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Molly Hatchett
The Doors
Pink Floyd
Kiss
GNR
ACDC
Sublime
Bob Marley
Bob Dylan
The Band
Grinderswitch
The Clash
The Sex Pistols
The Outlaws
Spinal Tap---Everyone loves Big Bottom LOL
SRV
Wet Willie
+many others
COUNTRY:
Hank Jr.
George Jones
Willie Nelson
FOLK ROCK
Jonathan Edwards
Arlo Guthrie---I don't want a pickle I just wanna ride my motor cycle
BLUES:
BB King
Lightning Hopkins
John Lee Hooker
Robert Johnson
Buddy Guy

I could go further but sheesh we'd be here all day and my friggin list is already too long as it is...Great choices everyone keep up the great work

Skeptikal

November 5th, 2002, 10:27 PM

Jean.Michel Jarre
Moby
Oasis
PearlJam
Cat Stevens
Avril Lavigne
Francis Cabrel
Cafe Tacuba
Flans
Local bands...

...Pink Floyd of course

LaughingBoy

November 5th, 2002, 10:37 PM

i created an account just to post onto this forum string...it is my first time at this site and i am very impressed.

anyway, my musical tastes have evolved quite a bit through the past couple years...i've been through my phases, rap(pre-2000), classic rock(all the greats already mentioned in these postings) and various other types of music ranging from country, blues, to metal and classical.

if only one person reads this there are 3 bands that are extremely important to me and i think if you give them a listen, you will realize why....

Modest Mouse (which opened me up to a vast amount of new music)

Neutral Milk Hotel(probably the greatest band you'll ever hear)

Bright Eyes (a masterful poet who got his starts in omaha w/ the band Commander Venus at 14! and made two albums w/ them...which are both extremely good)

other than that, some bands i love....

Tupac (probably the most influental artist in my life)
carissa's wierd
black heart procession
built to spill
silver jews
spoon (excellent band...my most recent favorite)
the shins
grandaddy
crooked fingers (eric bachman's solo band, also plays w/ archers of loaf)
death cab for cutie
mercury rev
mates of state
wilco (good w/ billy bragg, better by themselves)
pavement
ugly casanova (modest mouse's frontman's solo gig)
belle and sebastian

and some old faves....nirvana, pearl jam, stevie ray vaughn bowie, lou reed(and VU), real hiphop(slug, eyedea, atmosphere, clouddead, etc), dylan, nick drake

Anyways, i hope some of you check out some of these bands... they're all great in what they do and maybe you'll stumble on to something and fall in love....

clay