Just because i am so obsessed with music at the moment, what are people's favourite music bands/artists?

I will start it off, i will put it in a list:

Jimi Hendrix,

Led Zeppelin,

Pink Floyd,

Gary Moore (his blues stuff, not his metal hard rock stuff),

Niel Young,

and finally Eric Clapton.

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Well you just listed most of my favourite bands...

Uhm.

CCR.
Jeff Buckley
Damien Rice
Travis, Oasis, old 'phonics, Doves, and U2.

Bach, Brahms, Grieg.

I'll have a think.
And go through my thousands of albums...

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At the mo its:

Rammstein
Slipknot
Iron Maiden

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At the mo its:

Rammstein
Slipknot
Iron Maiden

I take it you're a bit of a 'metaler' then. Not my kind of thing but everyone is different and i know they are quiet popular so they must be good fortheir catagory.

Matt some of them are very good and listen to the odd time.

I also forgot Mike Oldfield.

Andrew

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Mine is:

Queen

Beatles

Most of the 60s

Genesis

ub40

Lionel Ritchie

All Tamla Motown

Janet

 

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Matt or Craig, how did you get your list into single line

Janet

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top totty:

Matt or Craig, how did you get your list into single line

Janet

i don't know i think i just pushed return, some times it does it sometimes it don't

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For me it's the following (in no particular order).  It's not an exhaustive list either as it depends on what mood I'm in as to what I listen to.

Pearl Jam
Queen
The Afro Celt Sound System
Rob Dougan
Moby
Led Zep
Pink Floyd
Uriah Heep
Rolling Stones
The Kinks
Coldplay
Wolfstone

Blimey!!!  I could go on and on

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Wow - where to start?

Bessie Smith, Satchmo, Elmore James, Billie Holliday, Sam Cooke, Al Green, Otis Redding, Amy W for following in the great tradition...

Like Janet, most of the sixties and pretty much all of Motown.

Bob Marley, Gregory Isaacs, Misty in Roots, Johnny Nash.

Willie Nelson, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Kris Kristofferson, Johnny Cash, Dolly P, Neil young.

Marc Bolan, the Undertones, the Pogues, the Dubliners... I could keep going for some time...

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    Hello from wet and windy Sheffy.
Pink Floyd
Led Zepp
Deep Purple
Black Sabbath
The Enemy
The Cribs
Velevet Revolver
Pink Floyd again !!

bill stewardson

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Eileen:

Wow - where to start?

Bessie Smith, Satchmo, Elmore James, Billie Holliday, Sam Cooke, Al Green, Otis Redding, Amy W for following in the great tradition...

Like Janet, most of the sixties and pretty much all of Motown.

Bob Marley, Gregory Isaacs, Misty in Roots, Johnny Nash.

Willie Nelson, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Kris Kristofferson, Johnny Cash, Dolly P, Neil young.

Marc Bolan, the Undertones, the Pogues, the Dubliners... I could keep going for some time...

I recently bought a Bob Marley album and wasn't that too impressed but i can see why people like him.

Yes The Pogues and Bob Dylan are good, our house hold all love listening to The pogues.

Andrew

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OK for what it's worth:

Rush
Dream Theater (number one on this random list)
Dust Junkies
It Bites
Kingdom Come
Dixie Chicks
John Cougar Mellencamp
Lacuna Coil
Linkin Park
Lost Prophets
Megson (heart rending modern folk)
Pendragon (musicians in search of a decent singer)
Puddle of Mudd
Sass Jordan
Seth Lakeman
Kate Rusby
Roddy Woomble
Within Temptation
Haydn
Handel
Pachabel
Purcell
Bach

and just about anyone who can play well technically. With some exceptions -

Don't like:
Jazz (the drummer in my old band used to say it was the sound of a band falling down a stairwell - he was being generous), xenopobic or patriotic country, (c)rap 'music' and probably anything anyone on Radio one thinks is cool.

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OK for what it's worth: Rush

One of the best drum solos I have ever witnessed was by Neil Pert.  15 minutes of genius and just a blur of arms and drum sticks

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Pendragon (musicians in search of a decent singer)

"If I Were the Wind" is one of the most atmospheric tracks I have ever listened to.  I have that on my MP3 player at the moment and love listening to it while lying in bed at night.  That and "The Wizard" by Uriah Heep too.

Cheers
Ian

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In search of that magic moment...

Foo fighters
Rammstein
muse
system of a down
queens of the stone age
metallica
Iron maiden
kiss
marylin manson
king diamond
electric 6
Judas priest
queen
Limp bizkit

I like alot of music. And Thats only the start of my list :D

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For the annoyed side of myself...
Combichrist
The Retrosic
[SiTD]
Icon of Coil
Marilyn Manson
Feindflug
Siechtum
A smattering of :W:
... and the futurepop/aggrotech genre in general.

The "not so angry and dark" side enjoys...
Sisters of Mercy
The Damned

For the more... mellow side of myself...
Kraftwerk
Jean Michel-Jarre
Juno Reactor
Aphex Twin
... a bit of Moby
Radio 3 (no laughing... it beats the hell out of radio 1 and radio 2)

For the... er... "other" of myself...
The Prodigy
Primal Scream
Garbage
Duran Duran (stop laughing)
Gary Numan
The Chemical Brothers

Anyone got any ideas where "Motorhead", "Megadeth" and "AC/DC" fit in?

... and I don't care what she thinks of my music tastes.