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Mattias Kreku
Magister of the Light
Joined: 13 Jun 2002
Posts: 387
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Rage Against the Machine: I love ALL their cd's. I also own them all. Not that they have that many..
Red Hot Chili Peppers: Ok, they are somewhat.. inconsistent, but I love them anyhow.
Marilyn Manson: Rock is dead! the Nobodies! Fight Song! Tainted Love! He's nuts but damn he can make music.
Kent: Swedish group. Actually very good!
Rammstein: Not very original, I know, but I can't deny that I like them.
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DzD
Unknown
Joined: 12 Mar 2002
Posts: 7140
Location: Sweden |
quote:
Originally posted by Mattias Kreku
Rage Against the Machine: I love ALL their cd's. I also own them all. Not that they have that many..
Red Hot Chili Peppers: Ok, they are somewhat.. inconsistent, but I love them anyhow.
Marilyn Manson: Rock is dead! the Nobodies! Fight Song! Tainted Love! He's nuts but damn he can make music.
Kent: Swedish group. Actually very good!
Rammstein: Not very original, I know, but I can't deny that I like them.
I usually listen to everything but these are the artists dominating my (puny) cd-collection.
From Sweden right? 
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Lintra
Elf Friend
Joined: 23 Apr 2002
Posts: 9448
Location: Bermuda, the triangle place with SANDY BEACHES |
quote:
Originally posted by DzD
quote:
Originally posted by Mattias Kreku
Rage Against the Machine: I love ALL their cd's. I also own them all. Not that they have that many..
Red Hot Chili Peppers: Ok, they are somewhat.. inconsistent, but I love them anyhow.
Marilyn Manson: Rock is dead! the Nobodies! Fight Song! Tainted Love! He's nuts but damn he can make music.
Kent: Swedish group. Actually very good!
Rammstein: Not very original, I know, but I can't deny that I like them.
I usually listen to everything but these are the artists dominating my (puny) cd-collection.
From Sweden right?
@DzD - Why do you say that?
Edited - I don't mean that as aggresive, mean or nasty ... just plain curious.
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DzD
Unknown
Joined: 12 Mar 2002
Posts: 7140
Location: Sweden |
quote:
@DzD - Why do you say that?
Because I have that instict and he knows Kent.
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XeroX
The MasterCopy
Joined: 13 Dec 2001
Posts: 7125
Location: The Netherlands |
Godsmack
Green Day
Metallica = still missing 1 album.
Nickelback
P.O.D
System of a down
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stealth
Protector of the Realm
Joined: 23 Mar 2002
Posts: 261
Location: Valhalla |
I really listen to whatever goes around. By that I mean stuff that gets played on TV/radio. I stopped buying CD’s because I rarely find more than 3-4 good songs on them. I think the last one I bought was a Propellerheads cd in ’98.
I like almost every genre there is but to mention a genre which haven’t be touched in the thread yet, I’ll go for Acid Jazz or regular jazz for that matter. I don’t really know much about it but that kind of music just makes me feel good. 
...and btw the IWD soundtrack is also great.
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txiabxyooj
Fox Spirit
Joined: 06 Dec 2001
Posts: 971
Location: here, there & everywhere |
my top five in no particular order:
1. tortoise
2. Sheila Chandra
3. Nick Drake
4. John Lennon & the beatles
5. led zepplin
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Northchild
Fearless Paladin
Joined: 03 May 2002
Posts: 232
Location: New York, USA |
I listened to a lot of alternative rock when I was in my teens, Stabbing Westward, Dream Theater, Nine Inch Nails, and Voivod were probably the bands that you'd catch me singing along to the most. Queensryche was possibly the most perfect blend of intelligence, beauty, and angst that I had ever heard and I was horribly addicted to it for a long time. 
Later on down the line, my tastes ran more toward Sara McLachlan, Dream Academy, the Cure, REM, Chili Peppers, and Pink Floyd. Now, in addition to those bands, I listen to a variety of classical music. I've also started to listen to bands like Orbital, Robert Miles, VNV, and the occasional popular tune by Linkin Park and Jewel.
Can't get VNV's "Carbon" out of my head now. Grrr.
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Rangstrom
Head Merchant
Joined: 09 Jul 2001
Posts: 58
Location: USA |
What no Grateful Dead?!? Try Dick's Picks 10 for the greatest live recording ever. I listen to everything from Sinatra to Buddy Guy to Dave "Snaker" Ray--but my first love is classical. Many of the suggestions here have been great, but I would also suggest trying:
1) Mahler: Symphony no.2 (if your speakers can handle it--B&W 802s--the last movement is like the end of the world)
2) Janacek: Sinfonietta
3) Copland: Rodeo suite
4) Sibelius: Violin Concerto(Heifetz version) |
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Val
Risen From Ashes
Joined: 18 Feb 2002
Posts: 14724
Location: Utah, USA |
quote:
Originally posted by Northchild
I listened to a lot of alternative rock when I was in my teens, Stabbing Westward....
Nice to someone else who likes Stabbing Westward.
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Roach
SBR Belfry Bat
Joined: 20 Jan 2002
Posts: 3233
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I still listen to their albums (Stabbing Westward, just in case someone posts before I finish typing). Their sound was a little to electronic for me, but their lyrics blew me away. I bought both Wither Blister Burn and Peel, and Darkest Days just a few days before the first time I thought I was in love. She unfortunately had no interest in me. The day before I met her I had the worst experience of my life, which was why I fell so hard for her. And while my head was so messed up, I just kept listening to their albums over and over and over, so their songs have a lot of meaning, as well as memories for me.
P.S. Sorry if I'm getting a kind of heavy here, but I just read the 'Here Goes Nothing (caution - long rant)' thread and I'm thinking of how I want to respond to it, so I'm felling a little dark at the moment. |
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Gig
Southern Spirit
Joined: 20 Feb 2002
Posts: 3226
Location: NFG Headquarters |
Garbage is my favorite. I also like Live on Release, Sugar Ray, Kitty, Green day, Matchbox 20, and for some reason Lynard Skynard and Dick Dale. 
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Tue Jul 02, 2002 3:33 pm |
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sauron38
Rara Avis
Joined: 14 Jan 2002
Posts: 4396
Location: Winnipeg's Sanctum Sanctorum |
Wow, I was 'browsing' music, and I never realised how "rageful" some of the new .MP3's have become... I find a few seconds of a loud guitar interlude tasteful, but some of those songs are just... wow. I'm out of it at 14. 
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Bach & Baroque
Village Leader
Joined: 02 Jul 2002
Posts: 86
Location: United States |
I have a great love for music (as perhaps you can tell by my RPGdot username), and am an avid guitarist: my practice regime consists of about a strict five hours every day, incorporating finger exercises, scales, arpeggios, string-skipping, and other delicilously fun guitar geek stuff. Ah, if only it were always summer vacation! My preferred musical listening consists primarily of:
(classical)
Bach
Telemann
Handel
Shostakovitch
Gorecki
Vivaldi
(metal, in its many various shapes)
Iron Maiden
Opeth
Whitesnake
Stratovarius
Blind Guardian (great epic, melodic metal for lovers of fantasy!)
(prog-rock)
King Crimson
Kansas
(various other goodies)
Gordon Lightfoot
Blue Oyster Cult
Zeppelin
Shawn Phillips
And I have no doubt there are many others that presently escape my memory, but that generally summarizes my favored audio pleasures. |
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Sat Jul 06, 2002 4:16 pm |
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Provis
High Emperor
Joined: 01 Jul 2002
Posts: 872
Location: Middle of the Forest |
I feel kinda weird to say this, but I like modern country music more than anything.
Though I could really get into medieval type music if it is anything like the first part of the dance scene in A Knight's Tale. I find that SOOO Inspiring, the music, not the scene. |
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