list your favorite bands
:shy I have always found band list to be interesting. Your personal list tells a lot about you. I really miss the pages of lists from the napster days. You can get some of the same from WinMX and others. Why not add your list and show the world just how diverse we are.
Not sure why I am a newbie????? Here is my weird list
Transatlantic
Spock's Beard
Hatfield and the North
The The
Stereolab
Porcupine Tree
Jean Luc Ponty
Frank Zappa
Jean Michcl Jarre
Zita Swoon
Meat Puppets
Bad Livers
Hawkwind
Flower Kings
Ozric Tentacles
Mermen
Halibuts
Dick Dale
Steve Hacket
Band list
herez a short list of some of the bands in my shared folder at the moment
molotov
the lone rangers
screemin cheetah wheelies
johnny socko
the stepkings
u.s. bombs
keoki
blue meanies
the chinkees
potshot
laurie anderson
ten years after
dj icey
jellyfish
grateful dead
devo
steppenwolf
the lively ones
xtc
plus various music vids and proggies this is a very short list but some of the rarer files that i have, btw I work in a music store so I come across a lot of rare music, my vinyl collection is currently being converted look for me mainly on winmx but i also use gnucleus so they might be there as well, happy hunting
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Sorry it took me so long to respond Roger. Favorite bands - Lets see - For rock & roll
Grateful Dead
Aerosmith
Pink Floyd
Sheryl Crow
Eagles
Allman Brothers
Humble Pie
J Geils Band
Eric Clapton - just to name a few
Native American artists I like include:
Annie Humphery
Robert Mirabal
Mishi Donovan
R. Carlos Nakai
Bill Miller
Blackfoot - just to name a few
Country artists:
Leeann Rimes
Faith Hill
Charlie Daniels
Hank Williams Jr.
Alabama
Oakridge Boys - again just a few
Bluegrass Bands I like:
The Dillards
Flatt & scruggs
Roy Clark - a brief list
Other kinds of music and people are:
John Mclaughlin & billy Cobham
Bradford Marcellis
Little Feat
Aretha Franklin
Flying Burrito Brothers
Janis Joplin
God Roger I could go on and on!!!
Crazy horse can you tell me any good places to get Robert Mirabal music there doesn't seem to be enough of his stuff out in the P2P community, he is a wonderful artist and human being also if youre looking for obscure bluegrass I have a ton of it the guy I work for owns King records so I have managed to create a great collection.,.......PM me or post reply hereOriginally posted by Crazy Horse
Sorry it took me so long to respond Roger. Favorite bands - Lets see - For rock & roll
Grateful Dead
Native American artists I like include:
Annie Humphery
Robert Mirabal
God Roger I could go on and on!!!
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Whoa, some people here got some pretty ubsecure bands listed, i've never heard of the Meat Puppets! Where are the basics? Jimi Hendrix, Nirvana, Grateful Dead (actaully it's there), Bob Marley, Cream, no one really like's the originals here. (actually a lot of people here do like orginals)
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I posted a small list of true longtime prefs on the old forums. I felt it would be blasphemous to not write a few of the artist names in all caps, and I still do
In no particular order,
N'Sync,BSB,BS,Whatever boy/girl group/band/person is the current flavor of the week.
Ok, now really........
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JIMI HENDRIX (agree musicman)
Joy Division
BOB MARLEY (it can be 420 all the time)
Butthole Surfers
Tracy Chapman
MC 900ft Jesus
Beatles (together or solo....except ringo of course)
Fleetwood Mac
JOHN LEE HOOKER
Tom Petty
Depeche Mode
New Order
Beastie Boys
Rage against the machine
Pink Floyd
Fats Domino Old Local artist (for me)
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The Avalanche has already started, it is too late for the pebbles to vote -Kosh
Meat Puppets-a Arizona band that started at the begining of punk (mid-80's). While they were fast and wild they had a real country side and made some great folky/cowpunk music. In the early 90's they signed with London Records and have put out some real rockers. Check out "Swimming Ground" old and "Roof with a hole" newer to see there range.
Robert Mirabal is from Albquerque and is simply great live. He has a video called "Music from a Painted Cave" that might be the greatest Native American video to date. Crazy Horse add some song titles so people can check him out.
Musicman post your list of mainstream, it's ok. If you think the lists are wild now wait til we get some german metal lists, French pop bands. I would love to see a "drums and bass" list.
Everyone is welcome to post here
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Black Sabbath
Rainbow
Dio
Nine Inch Nails
Rush
Deep Purple
VNV Nation
1000 Homo DJs
Van Halen
Badlands
Alice Cooper
Bruce Springsteen
Coal Chamber
Corrosion of Comformity
Cream
Elf
Everclear
Godsmack
G 'n' R
Helloween
Iron Maiden
Infected Mushroom
Jethro Tull
KMFDM
Lange
Led Zeppelin
Loudness
Metallica
Marilyn Manson
Megadeath
Ministry
Neil Young
Oasis
Our Lady Peace
Ozzy Osbourne
Pantera
Pink Floyd
Rage Against the Machine
Rob Zombie
Savatage
Static-X
System of a Down
Beatles
The Doors
Smashing Pumpkins
Velvet Acid Christ
White Zombie
Yngwie Malmsteen
I intend to live forever. So far so good.
Actaully I'm not really a fan of mainstream music, I like all orignals and other rock punk bands like Green Day or Blink 182
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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 ;)
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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.
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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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