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Hello All - I'm new here and wanted to lay out that music is my obsession (along with opiates, preferably simultainously), so...
What kind of music are you into? What are your favorite bands? Favorite songs?
I apologize in advance if this thread has been a topic in the past, but I am curious to hear about all of your musical tastes and ventures.
Cheers!
Hoss
In all seriousness the songs from sesame street will be engrained in my mind until the day I die. I fuckin love that show !! I knew all the words. I hope it's still on for the kiddies.
http://www.clicksmilies.com/s1106/sehrgrosse/large-smiley-055.gif
WarmCyanide
11-20-2006, 08:15 PM
electronic
standards
bluegrass
ween
grateful
otto von schirach
old industrial (242, nitzer, EHC)
DnB
Hardcore
two hip hop artists
one or two rap artists
downtempo
Babyland
foetus
Chicken Lips
Crazy Penis
Steely dan
Nick Cave!!
three or four old Michael Jackson songs (When he was black)
THE ORB
Pink Floyd
Plastikman
Psychic TV
The Residents
Mississippi John Hurt
and others...
OhJoy
11-20-2006, 08:18 PM
Trance
Electronica
Ambient
All time fav song "Enjoy the Silence"
so what's your tastes Hoss?
Ragdoll
11-20-2006, 08:52 PM
MUSIC!!! Lots and more of music, all the time music!!
Classic rock
Classical
Some old country (Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Hank Williams)
Woody Guthrie 'cause he was incredible
Some Motown, now & then
Certain old pop from the 70's...a few Billie Joels, some fun stuff
Sometimes I've liked reggae
Other musics
MUSIC*MUSIC*MUSIC
If I didn't have to pee so bad, I'd start listing musicians :o
zombiewoof23
11-20-2006, 10:07 PM
Funk is my true love. Almost anything out of brooklyn. Anything Rick Rubin produced. Other than that my musical preference is from A-Z. I love it when ppl turn me onto new music. Electric Hellfire Club happens to fucking rock.
Grateful Dead and LSD are permanently burned into my brain.
Seedy
11-20-2006, 10:31 PM
Dub, funk, house (down & dirty, not that girly shite), breaks, dubstep (if u aint heard of it, look it up it's some dope shit), hiphop, non commercial that is, jungle, and countless other sub-genres of electronic/dance music.
Badly Drawn Girl
11-21-2006, 12:06 AM
Music is my other drug!
I listen to a wide variety music. Pretty much everything that isn't popular... lol
Faves are Ani DiFranco, Modest Mouse, Tool, Built to Spill, Ryan Adams, Public Enemy, Outkast, Go! Team, Audio Bullys, Ray Charles, Citizen Cope, Pixies, The Smiths, Dead Kennedys, The Cure, and on and on. I'm always looking for new music to get into.
PRIZEFIGHTERINFERNO
11-21-2006, 12:28 AM
My favorite genre is Progressive rock (when its truly progressive),
Jam rock and Classic Rock.
I also like Classical music (classical guitar aswell)
I am a hardcore Coheed and Cambria fan
i also an heavily into The Prize Fighter Inferno (lead singer of Coheed's solo project)
Coheed and Cambria's music is conceptual. All of their albums form an ongoing 5 part story with two albums remaining. There is a very detailed story THAT IS EXTREMELY COOL. Al the fans get on the net and analyze and figure out the story.
Pink Floyd kinda did that with The Wall but this is a step up because all of their albums form this story. They also put out Graphic Novel/Comic Books (NOT for kids trust me) to illustrate parts of the story. Its cool because it offers another Medium to appreciate the Coheed and Cambria Legend.
I love it so much because it takes music to another level for me. Its not just a catchy song its a highly thought out story all of the songs have deep meaning etc.
antigonemuse
11-21-2006, 12:58 AM
irish punk - blood or whiskey, flogging molly, pogues, dropkick murphies
Folk punk - moldy peaches, adam green, kyma dawson
Duckfeet
11-21-2006, 03:13 AM
Tom Waits, Leon Redbone, Leonard Cohen, Delta blues by anybody, Jorje Kafrune, Hank Williams Sr., Ernest Tubb, Willy'n Waylon, David Allen Coe, Louis Prima, Zydeco music, Freddie Fender, Flaco Jimenez, Grateful Dead
oxymoron
11-21-2006, 03:29 AM
I like classic rock - Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, Rolling Stones, Greatful Dead, Led Zeppelin, Lynyrd Skynyrd, just to name a few
Old Country- Hank Williams Sr., Johnny Cash, Gene Autry, Tennesee Ernie Ford, David Allen Coe, Ernest Tubbs
I like classical music, although I'm not that educated in it to know what I like. Big band and Swing music. Pretty much anything besides Rap, but the above listed are my faves:)
slugbone
11-21-2006, 03:35 AM
Alice in Chains, Mad Season, Mother Love Bone.
Bob Marley, Talking Heads
Funk is my true love. Almost anything out of brooklyn. Anything Rick Rubin produced. Other than that my musical preference is from A-Z. I love it when ppl turn me onto new music. Electric Hellfire Club happens to fucking rock.
Grateful Dead and LSD are permanently burned into my brain.
Not bad things to have burnt on your brain.It could be worse.Anyway I just wanted to point out that I believe Rick Rubin produced the Cult and no one in their right mind(even an Lsd,grateful dead scared one) can claim the results were anything but dire.
P.S. I've already noted all the music I dig in a an old thread and I'm a lazy,lazy man.Far lazier than you.So check the search,if you're really that interested man.
kyuss
11-21-2006, 06:33 AM
I love Classic Rock(Floyd,Doors,Bowie)
I love most metal(Danzig,Priest,Maiden,)
I love some country(DAC,Wilie,Dwight,HWJ,Cash)
I love the Blues(Johnson,Waters,BB)
I love Classical when I'm tired(Brahms,Paganini)
Way too many artists
to list
greenfox
11-21-2006, 06:48 AM
:music1::music2::music3:
Hello All - I'm new here and wanted to lay out that music is my obsession (along with opiates, preferably simultainously), so...
What kind of music are you into? What are your favorite bands? Favorite songs?
I apologize in advance if this thread has been a topic in the past, but I am curious to hear about all of your musical tastes and ventures.
Cheers!
Hoss
http://www.gdlive.com
http://www.archive.org
http://www.nugs.net
Good music there.. can you tell I'm into the dead? Heh. (NOSPAM!) it's all free and legal downloads.. heheh./....
:)
alowishus
11-21-2006, 07:29 AM
http://www.gdlive.com
http://www.archive.org
http://www.nugs.net
Good music there.. can you tell I'm into the dead? Heh. (NOSPAM!) it's all free and legal downloads.. heheh./....
:)
I downloaded all the old dead shows I was at over the years from gdlive, man, they were alot different then I remember, too much P.M.D.:p :D
ZodiacKiller
11-21-2006, 07:53 AM
Electric Hellfire Club happens to fucking rock.
Good one, man...I'm a fan myself. ;)
I love metal (all kinds: black, death, extreme, shred, industrial, hair, eighties, power, progressive, doom, stoner, etc.....), classical, hard rock/classic rock, some hip-hop, and Ween. And Frank Zappa.
ZK
zombiewoof23
11-21-2006, 07:55 AM
Good one, man...I'm a fan myself. ;)
I love metal (all kinds: black, death, extreme, shred, industrial, hair, eighties, power, progressive, doom, stoner, etc.....), classical, hard rock/classic rock, some hip-hop, and Ween.
ZK
We both failed to mention the great Frank Zappa.
ZodiacKiller
11-21-2006, 07:57 AM
We both failed to mention the great Frank Zappa.
Oh, shit, you are totally correct....fixed.
alowishus
11-21-2006, 07:58 AM
Good one, man...I'm a fan myself. ;)
I love metal (all kinds: black, death, extreme, shred, industrial, hair, eighties, power, progressive, doom, stoner, etc.....), classical, hard rock/classic rock, some hip-hop, and Ween.
ZK
What about GLAM METAL?????
I think the worst insult you can give would be say "oh yeah....well you think poison were great musicians"!!!:p
zombiewoof23
11-21-2006, 08:11 AM
What about GLAM METAL?????
I think the worst insult you can give would be say "oh yeah....well you think poison were great musicians"!!!:p
Poison...haha! This reminds me of one of the worst statements I have ever heard about music coming from my old boss back in 2000-2001 or so. He was trying to relate to me and failed miserably. Every Rose Has Its Thorn came on over the radio at the place I worked at, and he turns to me and says, "The lyrics kinda sound like something Bob Dylan would've written."
ZodiacKiller
11-21-2006, 08:19 AM
What about GLAM METAL?????
I think the worst insult you can give would be say "oh yeah....well you think poison were great musicians"!!!:p
Well, I thought I had that covered with "hair", but ok, Glam metal, too...
Funny, when we played The Whiskey in LA some years ago, C.C. DeVille was in the crowd, and after he came up to us to talk, and he bought 2 of our cds. (High-pitched voice) "Hey You guys was great, hehehehe..."
ZK
Hey Zed,how is your bar band coming along?
P.S. Dylan always amazes me.He can't sing well.He can't play the guitar well,but he makes amazing music.Far our.
alowishus
11-21-2006, 08:57 AM
Well, I thought I had that covered with "hair"
ZK
Oh yeah here's a famliy pic for ya, it's a couple yrs old though....
ZodiacKiller
11-21-2006, 08:58 AM
Hey Zed,how is your bar band coming along?
Slow but sure...we're still trying out drummers. Drummers are a strange breed...and that's all I can say (don't wanna piss off Opiyum ;) ). Hopefully we'll be gigging soon. God knows I could use that release...
ZK
alowishus
11-21-2006, 09:02 AM
Slow but sure...we're still trying out drummers. Drummers are a strange breed...and that's all I can say (don't wanna piss off Opiyum ;) ). Hopefully we'll be gigging soon. God knows I could use that release...
ZK
Well hell why didn't you say so......my kits in NY, I'll be right up!!!!:D
Just got to remember how I used to set it up........
ZodiacKiller
11-21-2006, 09:06 AM
Oh yeah here's a famliy pic for ya, it's a couple yrs old though....
Wow! Now that's a hair-metal family!
ZK
alowishus
11-21-2006, 09:15 AM
(Just in case, no, no that's not me, my girl or my son. Does look alot like a girl I went to school w/ though....)
ZodiacKiller
11-21-2006, 09:29 AM
My hair looked EXACTLY like that dude's, back in the 80's. I can post pics to prove it, but please don't make me....
ZK
alowishus
11-21-2006, 09:34 AM
Were you the bass player for cinderella??:p
zombiewoof23
11-21-2006, 09:38 AM
Were you the bass player for cinderella??:p
Nah that was Jeff Labar.
"It's gonna be a long cold winter, a long cold winter without your heart."
The only thing better than Cinderella was White Lion. God those guy's knew how to rock.
ZodiacKiller
11-21-2006, 09:43 AM
^ Fuck yeah, White Lion! "Little Fighter"....what a song, what a guitar solo!!!
ZK
alowishus
11-21-2006, 10:01 AM
What about the 1st band I ever saw live in a big arena Vandenberg? Still love the song burning heart.
Well I gotta roll for the interview later ya'all.
***Disclaimer : SORRY this is so long, but music is my life and I'm feelin'.... "nice" :angry-smi***
so what's your tastes Hoss?
Hi again all : sorry for the late reply to my own thread, but I was out of town for about a week celebrating the ol'-Thanksgiving-ski with the family. Thanks for all of the replies! As one would imagine, with the eclectic group of folks we have gathered here, we seemingly have quite an eclectic musical palette as well (and how).
I love TONS of music and thus music is essentially the center of my life. I've always loved music since childhood and started playing the sax back in 5th grade. I grew up on healthy portions of classic rock via my parents - Pink Floyd, Bob Segar, "The Boss", Doobie Brothers, Grateful Dead, Jim Croce, Led Zep, etc. etc. etc. Growing up in the SF east bay here in CA I was exposed to a lot of hip hop as well as I grew older, and I also eventually began liking electronic music and the like. In 1994 I got my first pair of Technic 1200 turntables at age 14 and at 16 I started DJing raves out in Oakland/SF/all around the bay area. Over the years my styles of spinning has ranged from house (deep/tech/funky) to trance (anthem/deep/progressive/psychedelic), drum & bass (atmospheric/jazzy/tech/hardstep), techno (detroit/minimal), down to many shades of ambient & downtempo. The largest crowd I've ever played in front of was about 8000 people at once (man was I nervous that time!).
These days I still DJ though not out as much; my main genres I spin our deep/funky house as well as really funky downtempo, however I still buy & collect all sorts of electronic music. I play piano, am teaching myself guitar (have a Martin acoustic), and am also learning to produce and record on my Mac's.
As for my music rotation, here is a SMALL "snippet" of such by genre :
- ROCK
Allman Brothers
Beatles (...)
Belle & Sebastian
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Brian Jonestown Massacre
Counting Crows
The Cure
Depeche Mode
Flaming Lips
Luna
Mercury Rev
Moe.
Morrissey/The Smiths
My Morning Jacket
Phish
Red Hot Chili's
Satriani
Steve Vai
Sublime/Long Beach Dub All Stars
Wilco
ZAPPA!!!
- COUNTRY
David Allan Coe
Johnny Cash
Merle Haggard
- FOLK
John Martyn
Nick Drake (INCREDIBLE!!!)
Tom Rush
- JAZZ
Chick Corea
Miles Davis
Thelonious Monk
- REGGAE
Alton Ellis
Bob Marley (heh)
Burning Spear
Horace Andy
Peter Tosh
Toot & The Maytals
- HIP HOP
Old school!!
Little Brother/9th Wonder
MURS
- ELECTRONIC
Air
APHEX TWIN
Baby Mammoth
Bent
Coldcut/anything on Ninjatune
Orbital
The Orb
Squarepusher
Thievery Corporation
Tosca
I could go on forever but I already think this is too long! Cheers all!
HOSS :)
reddragon3668
11-30-2006, 01:30 PM
I like classical music allot... classical piano is my favorite (Mozart, Bach, Haendel, etc). I also love the old classical rock-n-roll... AC/DC, "Hells Bell", "Big Balls", "The Jack".. frickin classics for sure. Judas Priest, Ted Nuggent, Sabbath, Dio, Pantera, Slayer, Older Metalica, Rat, Krocus, Pink Floyd, Y.E.S,, KISS, Alice in Chains, QueensRyche(sp.), Alice Cooper, Twisted Sister, Suicidal Tendencies, Molly Hatchet, Foghat, Nantucket, Krocus, Blackfoot, Lynard Synard... Geez! The list could go on and on... the good ole days...
I also liked some the ligter stuff.. Reo Speedwagon, Journey, Chicago, Kansas, Boston... stuff like that.
Now, with my teenage boys (age 16 &17), I am being introduced to a whole new type of metal music... tool... phish(sp?), um... Craddle of the Filth.... ummm... today, ZK introduced me to his band, "The Electric Hellfire Club"... which I think is awesome... Metal is so diverse these days... theres so many kinds I can hardly keep it all straight.
Well, thats my 20 cents worth. Oh, I like some Gospel music.. Kirk Franklin... a little country.. Willie Nelson, Sam Kershaw.... can't say that I get into any female voices... Oh, and I do like some Baby Face or Boys 2 men, or All4One if I'm putting the moves on the misses... :)
Papa Verine
11-30-2006, 01:46 PM
Have I ever got a variety for you all.
Here's my list:
Pantera
Slayer
Widespread Panic
Phish
Lords of Acid
Prodigy
Chemical Brothers
The Dixie Chicks (No, I AM serious)
R.E.M.
Alice In Chains (Great live!)
Indigo girls
Cat Stevens (Before he was an international terrorist of course)
Simon and Garfunkle
Billy Idol
Glen Danzig
Rusted Root
Imagine me at a Slayer / Indigo girls concert. I told you all I wasn't quite right.
Substance-P-Inhibition
11-30-2006, 01:56 PM
Music is my other drug!
I listen to a wide variety music. Pretty much everything that isn't popular... lol
Faves are Ani DiFranco, Modest Mouse, Tool, Built to Spill, Ryan Adams, Public Enemy, Outkast, Go! Team, Audio Bullys, Ray Charles, Citizen Cope, Pixies, The Smiths, Dead Kennedys, The Cure, and on and on. I'm always looking for new music to get into.
I'm just going to use your list BD Girl, if you don't mind because I listen to pretty much the same thing!
LLLOOOVVVEEE Built to Spill-- I just saw them in concert for my birthday. It was so great!!
I also like Eminem, Spoon, Butthole Surfers, The Cramps, Foo Fighters, Green Day....
Substance-P-Inhibition
11-30-2006, 01:57 PM
Oh yeah REM too!
Badly Drawn Girl
11-30-2006, 01:59 PM
I'm just going to use your list BD Girl, if you don't mind because I listen to pretty much the same thing!
LLLOOOVVVEEE Built to Spill-- I just saw them in concert for my birthday. It was so great!!
I also like Eminem, Spoon, Butthole Surfers, The Cramps, Foo Fighters, Green Day....
:) I've seen Built to Spill more times than I can count and they never let me down.
insaneike
11-30-2006, 09:06 PM
Oh lets see here...!
Mostly the '70s-very early 90s rock/metal and some of the good 'ol 60s-70s trip out tunes!
Like AC/DC!!!, Megadeth, Led Zeppelin, Judas Priest, Greatful Dead, Pink Floyd, Ozzy, The Stones, Motley Crue, some KISS, Aerosmith, THE DOORS!, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Alice in Chains, Guns-N-Roses, some Pearl Jam, Van Halen, and of course some the Rob/White Zombi!!!
Basically, I like real music :cool: welll, anything but fucking rap and this new day metal bullshit and i'm strait
:rolleyes:
later
red26
11-30-2006, 09:30 PM
Metallica(prior to the 'black' album
Slayer
Misfits(Danzig only)
Blitz
Sick of it All
Agnostic Front
Black Sabbath(ozzy only)
McRad(old sk8 rock)
Descendants
Dozer
El Thule
Fungus
The Moldy Peaches
Bob Dylan
The Atomic Bitchwax
Monster Magnet
Core
Nebula
Fu Manchu
Coldplay
Fugazi
Gorilla Biscuits
Faith No More
Frank Zappa
Pink Floyd
Janis Joplin
Jimi Hendrix
Led Zepplin
Queens of the Stone Age
Kyuss
The Desert Sessions
Brant mutha fukin Bjork!!!
Any band that throws generator parties!
and a buttload of other stuff that isnt even on the radar yet from south/central america and Europe. Not too much Asian or Aussie bands but theres a few out there that got potential. Primarily Stoner rock and desert rock.
mrrice11
11-30-2006, 09:50 PM
All you guys got some of my favorites. theres so much godam music out there its unbeleiveable, the only thing that matters is what kinds are good and what groups/bands/artists are good.
Gotta love the classic and southern rock for when your feelin rowdy and boozin.
Alternative
Instrumental (sound tribe)
I'm a drummer myself so i always listen for good drummers ie. Neil Pert, Vinnie Coulieta, Manu Kache, Carter Beuford, i could go forever
I love Reggae(a must when gettin stoned)
Rap/Rock (RATM)
and i do love rap and hip hop
zombiewoof23
11-30-2006, 10:07 PM
Not bad things to have burnt on your brain.It could be worse.Anyway I just wanted to point out that I believe Rick Rubin produced the Cult and no one in their right mind(even an Lsd,grateful dead scared one) can claim the results were anything but dire.
P.S. I've already noted all the music I dig in a an old thread and I'm a lazy,lazy man.Far lazier than you.So check the search,if you're really that interested man.
I've never heard The Cult. Rubin produced The Cult's - Electric - from 1987. I stand corrected my friend. I noticed he has also produced an album for each Neil Diamond (sorry Candy) and The Dixie Chicks<-----they need all the help they can get right now. I don't think Rubin is enough in this case.
Rick Rubin's accomplishments by far outweigh any dire attempts as you put it. From Licensed to Ill, to Slayer, to Run DMC, to Danzig. You can't forget the Walk this Way collaboration between Aerosmith and Run DMC. One thing that I always took note on was when Tom Petty seemed to get better and better after Wildflowers. Don't get me wrong he was good before then, but something changed on that album. It's called Rick Rubin stepping in. Ummmmm.....Johnny Cash wasn't doing so hot in the eighties, then in 1994 he collaborated with Rubin and who would have thought on that first American Recordings album we would hear Cash cover Nick Lowe, Danzig, Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits, etc. The Cash/Rubin collaboration got better and better. I'm listening to Delia's Gone right now from the first one. His resume doesn't look too bad to me. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rick_Rubin
Bob Rock took over for most of The Cure's albums it looks like.
Another producer/musician that I have always been a fan of who burned out way too early was The Rock and Roll Doctor himself, Lowell George. Zappa found George, and kicked him out of his band for proposing the song Willin', which was about drug smuggling. Of course Zappa was anti-drug big time. His musicians had to be drug free to be in the band. The early Zappa/Mother's albums with George are some of my favorites. George went onto form Littlefeat, who will always be one of my favorite bands that I never seem to get burned out on. Littlefeat's - Waiting for Columbus has always been one of my all time favorite albums. And George also produced the Grateful Dead's - Shakedown Street.
You seem to have some pretty good taste in music there Nick and have some good knowledge of what you are talking about. I am always expanding my knowledge of music and don't stay in one place for too long. Expanding my bootleg collection is my number one priority, but I do enjoy sharing music with different ppl I chat with. There have been several ppl on this site who have turned me onto things that I normally wouldn't pick out on my own. I recommend checking out the recording that our very own Opiyum played on, Uncle Gina - Elephant Bones. IMO it flows very nicely and I was very impressed with it. Hit him up for the link. Alright, I can talk music all night, enough of my babble.
candyshop
12-01-2006, 01:27 AM
right now i like bands that are t-rex
rock on rock oooo on yeah yeah yeah
micro024
12-01-2006, 01:34 AM
Musik is always my other drug, Glad to see alot of the same tastes in people, Oh Joy, Seedy, and Hoss, are the electronic junkies, good to see that.
For Me music and drugs always went hand in hand
Classic Rock-Floyd, Zep, Doors, Marley,Beatles,Hendrix> Stoner days along with much LSD, and Mushrooms
Phish Tour days over the course of about 6 years>Also stoner days, LSD, Mushrooms, occasional XTC & opiates
Electronic, Trance (all genres), Progressive House, DnB, Funky House, Hard Basslines, some trip-hop> Coke, speed, XTC and of course opiates
Currently electronic, trance> opiates are the only thing i touch anymore, not even smokin any chronic anymore, I like being in a state of functionality now....
skeletontea
12-01-2006, 02:51 AM
Gothic Rock (and related subgenres)
Bauhaus
Sisters of Mercy
Fields of the Nephillim
The Cruxshadows
Clan of Xymox
Black Tape for a Blue Girl (early)
Cranes
Bella Morte
Lycia
Industrial (and related subgenres)Foetus
Skinny Puppy
Combichrist
Ministry
Android Lust
Gary Numan
White Zombie (late)
Bebop, Hard Bop, Free JazzOrnette Coleman
John Coltrane
Thelonious Monk
Don Cherry
Miles Davis
Misc.David Bowie
Death in June
The Tossers
Malice Mizer
Nick Cave
Fischerspooner
mc chris
Freezepop
MSI
The Doors
The Velvet Underground
(And a number of punk bands which would take up too much space.)
red26
12-01-2006, 02:55 AM
skinny puppy rocks.
WarmCyanide
12-01-2006, 09:15 PM
skinny puppy rocks.
Here here. Noone can stop "Smothered Hope"
DJ Trons fave. Deathcore about 400 BPM (not a typo)
ZodiacKiller
12-01-2006, 09:26 PM
skinny puppy rocks.
I too love Skinny Puppy, have their entire catalogue, including some rarities. The only thing I didn't care for was the Last Rites album, in which I concur with most reviews that describe it as "unlistenable". Too Dark Park, Vivisect VI, and Rabies are amongst my favorites.
ZK
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