Music

[senseandviolets]

Okay, so we've done the movie thing, how about music? Here's some of my fav's:

Classic Rock/Blues:
Pink Floyd
Doors
Steve Miller
BB King
Ray Vaughn
Billie Holliday

Jazz/Jambands:
Medeski Martin & Wood
Charlie Hunter
Grateful Dead
Galactic
George Duke Ellington
Herbie Hancock
Jimmy Smith
Allman Brothers
Lesh and Friends

DJ's and Band's utilizing electronic composition:
Saint Germain
Sound Tribe Sector 9
DJ Logic
Particle
Dee Lite
AK 1200
DJ DB
DJ Keoki
Rebel MC

Other:
Atmosphere
Diggable Planets
KRS One (some of their stuff atleast)
Tool
Frog Brigade
Maxinquaye

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[tygerwulf]

Some of my favorite bands....That's tough, but here goes:

Red Hot Chili Peppers
Linkin Park
Guns and Roses
Black Sabbath/Ozzy Osbourne
Disturbed
Limp Bizkit
Queen
Led Zeppilen
Metallica
Nirvana
Offspring
Blink 182
Def Leppard
Smashmouth
Smashing Pumpkins
Sublime
AC/DC
Aerosmith
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I think I should prolly stop.....
Let's just say I like pretty much anything, except for most rap, and most country.
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[Downtweak]

Haha. Tygerwulf is a tool.
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[Sorkaa]

Punk:
Bad Religion
Anti-Flag
Operation Ivy
The Unseen
Rancid
AFI
Pennywise
Guttermouth
Millencolin


Not Punk:
Enon
The Faint
Gravity Kills
Hot Hot Heat
Teen Idols
Trail of Dead
Suicidal Tendencies
Burning Brides
Dope
Union Underground

[HR-Trevor]

Man, this list could be enormous.. but I'll list what I listen to most nowadays instead of stuff I've been into heavily over the years.

Aerosmith
Atari Teenage Riot
ATB
BT
Cake
Charly Lownoise & Mental Theo
Crystal Method
Daft Punk
Depeche Mode
Dune
Fatboy Slim
Floorfilla
Gigi D'Agostino
Groove Coverage
Jan Wayne
Kai Tracid
Master Blaster
NIN
N-Trance
Paul Oakenfold
Pink
Robbie Williams
Scooter
Shaggy
Special D
Tokyo Ghetto Pussy
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[SolitaryTurnip]

Hah, you alphabetized yours. Way cool. I just got the latest Blue Man Group CD, and it rules. Any song where one of the instruments is a stick that goes *swish-swish* when you swing it around is instantly awesome. But I'm a music plebeian, so don't listen to me.

[HR-Arden]

Alphabetical order. Impressive.

[senseandviolets]

Oakenfold: Saw him live, big dissapointment.

Blue Man Group: Seeing them live this weekend.

:]
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[HR-Solphan]

Classic rock:
Aerosmith
Eagles
Journey
Pink Floyd
Rush
Styx

Assorted:
Cirque du Soleil
Robert Miles
video game music (www.ocremix.org)
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[HR-Arden]

Flogging Molly *
The Cure
Dramarama
Depeche Mode
Libera
Aimee Mann
Diana Krall
Journey
Malice Mizer (haha)
New Order
Otani Ko
Tom Waits
The Police

* My current favorite.

I also listen to a lot of soundtrack music from musicals and anime series, and whatever my sources send to me.

Arden

[SolitaryTurnip]

ocremix.org is awesome. Just thought I'd add that. Final Frequency Radio (www.ffradio.net) has good stuff too... when it works.

P.S. Anime music is good too.

[Brokyn]

I'll just list the groups/artists on my F-drive. I've more on my C-drive, but I guess you don't want to see all of that. These are more rock oriented (with a little electronic), while my other stuff is more punk oriented, with a FEW soundtracks thrown in here and there, and more classical rock (which is how I classify bands like Pink Floyd, The Doobie Brothers, et al). Anyway, in no particular order (besides alphabetical, because that's how my library's setup), here we go:

[HR-Trevor]

Ugh I forgot to mention Timo Maas, and for that matter, Apollo 440 and Ennio Morricone.
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[HR-Mickey]

My casual playlist, in no specific order:

Ghastly Ones
The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets
Johnny Cash
The Bomboras
The Coasters
Los Straitjackets
Dick Dale
Dragstrip 77
Bill Haley and the Comets
Satan's Pilgrims
Link Wray
The Meteors
Chuck Berry
Red Elvises
Gein and the Graverobbers
The Von Zippers
Elvis Presley
Boss Martians
Deadcats
The Ventures
Bambi Molesters
The Lively Ones
Eddie Angel and the Omega Men
The Penetrators
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[HR-Morrigan]

Sheesh this is hard. Like Tyger I'll pretty much listen to anything. Well anyway, here goes...

Tool
Bad Religion
NIN
10,000 Maniacs (with Natalie Merchant of course) and Natalie solo
Social Distortion
Gein and the Graverobbers
The Cure
Depeche Mode
Janis Joplin
Fleetwood Mac
ABBA
They Might Be Giants
Tori Amos
Tracy Chapman
Nirvana
Jane's Addiction
L7
Jim Croce
Faith No More
CCR

I know there's a ton I'm forgetting but it's early, so I'm gonna call it quits
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