DarkLordJoethe8 Posted February 20, 2003 Share Posted February 20, 2003 im not sure if a tread like this already exists, if 1 does sorry if 1 doesn't well thats good i guess im just bored and im listening to music and i started to wonder what every1 else listens to I listen to bands like: Disturbed, Limp Bizkit, Korn, Sum41, Blink182, Staind , Metallica and a ton others So if u want to say what band u listen to then go ahead...if no then fine Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Benihana14 Posted February 20, 2003 Share Posted February 20, 2003 punk, pop/punk, ska, emo... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Darth Eggplant Posted February 20, 2003 Share Posted February 20, 2003 I like music from the 30-40's the Jazz, and Big Band era. I am not partial to 50's rock (it may have been today's fore father in music but I am not particular about it.) I like the 60's and 70's and 80's. I sort of went through the 90's and till today kind of listening to music but not really. bands\types\styles I like: Oingo Boingo Pink Floyd Dead Can Dance Ministry Skinny Puppy Lenard Cohen Cocteau Twins The Smiths The Clash The Cure The Ramones Squirrel Nut Zipper Enya Clannad The Beatles (The Ruttles) Bonzo Dog Band Fats Waller Miles Davis Billie Holiday Louis Armstrong Cole Porter The Doors Ozzy Blue Oyster Cult etc....see opening statement Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Devil Doll Posted February 20, 2003 Share Posted February 20, 2003 personally I like almost all kind of music, except pop, very very very few pop music are good in my opinion, but I´m very very weird, so please don´t pay attemption. Louis Amstrong Janis Joplin Scott Mckenzie Elvis Ozzy Type O Negative Beauty in Darkness ( I know it´s a collection but I like it) dead can dance haggard Lacrimosa Two witches Devil Doll Diamanda Galas Sisters of mercy Belphegor Fields of the nephilim the mammas and the pappas Mana (a band from this country) djavan Enya Metallica few songs of Korn Era etc etc etc Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GreenJediGrinch Posted February 20, 2003 Share Posted February 20, 2003 Country, and a little rock Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Genesis16 Posted February 20, 2003 Share Posted February 20, 2003 I like almost every kind of music their is! Always been a big fan of 311 Incubus Nirvana all those bands, then I got into like N'sync (the ladies loved me for it! hehe) BSB Then it was Beatles Michael Jackson (still the best!) Now I'm really into Eminem 50 cent Tupac, of course Never really got into country Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thrackan Solo Posted February 20, 2003 Share Posted February 20, 2003 Oh man not Micheal Jackson I like classic rock and new punk, Black Sabbath Led Zepp. Pink Floyd New Found Glory Good Charlotte Red Hot Chili Peppers Lynyrd Skynyrd Guns n Roses Ozzy Saliva etc. I love guitar Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
swphreak Posted February 20, 2003 Share Posted February 20, 2003 Micheal Jackson? [sarcastic voice]He's so 5 years ago[/sarcasm] I like rock, punk rock, uhh... basically any kind of rock, except for oldies rock. My fav bands include: Linkin Park Rammstein Papa Roach Staind Limp Bizkit (getting kind of old tho, no new stuff from him) Hoobastank 3 Doors Down Puddle of Mudd Drowning Pool and like a heck of a lot more..... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
setsuko Posted February 20, 2003 Share Posted February 20, 2003 Ooooh, this calls for perhaps THE LONGEST POST EVAH FROM SETSUKO! And by now, you know that means a lot! I'll try to keep the amounts of artists with only swedish lyrics to a minimum, unless they are good enough to mention anyway. First (and last and always ) there's the Sisters of Mercy. Just the fact that they made an excellent cover of Dolly Partons 'Jolene' and the camp-singalong-song 'he's got the whole world in his hands' ("he's got the Tomahawk missile, in his haaand!") makes them the top dogs. Need other reasons? Listen to songs like 'Ribbon', 'Arenochrome', 'Burn', 'Dominion/Mother Russia', 'Heartland', 'Emma', 'The Damage Done', 'Vision Thing' and 'Doctor Jeep'. And if you call it goth, I'll come over to your house and clubber'ya. While we're at it, we might as well mention Type O Negative, Rammstein, Nine Inch Nails, Einsturzende Neubauten, Old Man Gloom, Good Speed You Black Emperor!and Ministry as well. Then, I like more synthy music too. The Knife is an excellent up-and-coming swedish band, their recent release 'Deep Cuts' features a mixed variation of not-so-good tracks and tracks that really blew my mind, like 'Heartbeats', 'one for you' and 'Listen now' So is the April Tears, who won an SAMA (Swedish Alternative Music Award) in 2001 for Best Song. It was a long time since I listened to them, but they are really good live (as if you'd ever see them! ), and worth to check out. Then there's Kraftwerk, of course. 'Radioactivity'" must be their pinnacle, I think. No modern music would sound the same without Kraftwerk, since everyone either adopted them or tried to 'un-adopt' them so hard that their own music changed! Hm. Then, there is of course hiphop. Most (99%) of all hiphop is a boring, steaming pile of clichés, but I like Looptroop, a collective most often stationed in Gothemburg, with the best hiphop beats you'll find here. Their new album 'The Struggle Continues' might not be the best they've done (though 'fly away' is ok), but their prior works on 'Modern Day City Symphony' forgives anything, and 'Det var jag som skjöt Palme', a cooperation with PSTQ, another really good Gothemburg rap artist, is way too good to live without if you have the advantage of understanding the lyrics! Oh, and one of the main rappers, Promoe, made a wholly english solo album called 'Government music', that is groovy, extremely political, and a must-buy! Timbuktu is the pinnacle of Skånsk hiphop. His double album 'T2:KontraKultur', with one record with swedish songs and one with english, was the floorfiller of 2000, especially 'MVH'. The new album 'Wått's dö madderfakking diil?' is worth to check out, too. Svenska Akademien is the crusaders of swedish ragga, a genre that is not as silly as it sounds. They produced the songs that filled the dancefloors of every club south of Gothemburg last summer, especially 'snapphaneklanen' and 'terror', but also 'giriga labbar' and several others. Again, very political. Mobbade Barn Med Automatvapen (bullied children with automatic rifles) has a lot of promise, and again, they hail from Gothemburg (in Sweden, we have our 'east coast vs west coast too, but less in fact that they shoot at each other as in the fact that most hiphop from the capital sucks!). Too bad they base their greatness on complex lyrics The Streets: if they had the sense of realizing that twostep sucks more than a sucking sucker on a suckfest, they'd be the best group of England. Avoid the "Artful Dodger wannabe" tracks (*eugh!* or worse: Craig ****in David*), and you'll find the kind of innovative and mixed music you've started to expect from Britain. Le 3ième Oeil, Supréme NTM, Prodige Namor, I am and Bideew Bou Bess. What can I say? French hiphop is the best in the world. Everyone who hasn't noticed has been living under a rock the past ten years. Oh, you want some american hiphop? Lemme see... Cypress Hill: sometimes great, sometimes way off, but always a lot of 'tude. DMX: one of the few who can be political, serious, ghetto, gangster and preacher at the same time, without making it sound strange, and staying cool at the same time. How does he do it? 'I am DMX' has one of the best hiphop videos ever (perhaps because all hiphop videos sucks) Dead Prez were over here and played recently, and they were great. Haven't listened that intensely to their records, but they can't be bad. Oh! I almost forgot NWA and Public Enemy! So damn important groups. "You are now about to witness the power of street knowledge", indeed! And I must admit that even though I hate most of their lyrics, you can't deny that Wu-Tang Clan has made a lot of good hiphop, especially '36 chambers'. Most of the solo albums are good, too. While we are at black music, we can't go without blues. And jazz. Son House and other such really old blues... yummy. Especially when they have one attempt at recording every song. One. And if they start out wrong, they just begin all over, without stopping the recorder. Now that's lo-fi! Billie Holliday, oh my god! I recently got a cheap box release with her 30's-40's material, and it's to die for! Same goes for Ella Fitzgerald, Luis Armstrong, Miles Davis and the other pillars of pre-WW2 jazz. After that, it went down the drain, though new, weird constellations appear, like Jazzanova. Oh, and don't forgot Monica Zetterlund, the only swedish jazz singer to have dominated the american jazz scene. And oh, did she ever! So, what happens if you mix this music with the dance scene of the early 90's, jamaican dub, and the boredom of Bristol, where people doesn't seem to DO anything else than music? You get triphop. Which is a good thing. Morcheeba is good. Not the best, but good. From my custom title, it's not hard to figure out I like Sneaker Pimps, and 'Bloodsport' is filled with great tracks such as 'Kiro TV', 'Small Town Witch', Loretta Young Silks' and 'Bloodsport'. Massive attack, and it's mainstay member Tricky, has the best hiphop version of triphop. 'Messanine' is the best this far, since I haven't listened to their freshly released album. Oh, and Tricky did a duette project with one of my idols, Björk. She's so good, I almost forgot her! Gorillaz made the best triphop album this side of the year 2000. Though, all these triphop bands pales in comparison to another Bristol band, Portishead. One of my first favourite band, and propably will be my last one after I bore of all other music. The sweetness of the jazz influences, combined with laid-back scratching and soft vibes makes for an unique experience. If you haven't heard it yet: shame on you. If you don't like it: prepared to be treated like used toilet paper. j/k More soft music? Well, Stina Nordenstam surely has a unique sound, and might be the best singer in Sweden. Hell, the world, according to me. And she has made the best cover of 'Purple Rain' ever! Respect! Belle & Sebastian is ok too, and so is Sophie Zelmani. Neutral Milk Hotel provides more of that good emo music, and when everyone are drunk, sitting at an afterparty, surrounded by your closest friends, the pure feeling of euforia can only be concluded by shouting along in 'in the aeroplane over the sea'. Just thinking of it makes me immensely happy as I am writing this. Kristofer Åström & Hidden Truck is kinda the same, and so is Mojave 3. Space rock has the same kind of sedative effects, and I like the likes of Mogwai. Then, we have Moloko. That they have taken their name from A Clockwork Orange is reasons enough to like them, but the music helps a lot too. Seems like I am saving some of the best for the end, since I have yet to mention the giants Nick Cave and Tom Waits. So good it's a crime to own a copy of their records if you live in Ohio. PJ Harvey is good too, but a bitch if you have to do the catering for her. Did I mention the Levellers? No? How could I miss them? Death in Vegas can't decide wether to make ****ty music, or the best on earth. So they do both. Manu Chao can make me happy, no matter how sad I am. Same goes for Cake. Bob Dylan might be the best songwriter you have over there. And how could I miss Placebo? They rocked so hard at Arvika 2001 that I was muddy up to my stomach, from all the people jumping around! Forget Roxette, A-teens, and all that rubbish, Bob Hund is a better representative for swedish pop. Geniuses, they are ineed. And Moby isn't that bad, either. The Soundtrack to Chat noir, chat blanc is pure joy. Same goes for the soundtrack from Nightmare before christmas. I love Danny Elfman's soundtracks, and Tim Burton's movies, so it's a perfect match. Some days, my punker friends wrestles me down and forces me to listen to, well, punkish music. That's how I learned to, not without a fight, liking The Donnas, Dead Kennedys, The Ramones, Restarts, The Gits, Turbonegro, Dead Moon and Damage Deposti. Oh, and being drunk makes me like oi-punk. A lot. Flailing with boots, that's the way to enjoy a party! Hm. Propably I've missed like, 10 times as much as I listed. But I can't go on for ever, that would take all night, and seriously maim Lucasforums servers. Just wait, and I'll do the "setsuko standard 20 edits", and we might have my longest post ever! EDIT: Added some. Well, every time I press the 'Save Changes', I come up with ten artists that I just can't let out. Damn you for making this thread! Oh, and I've used more smilies and vBcode than Lucasforums allow. That's the first time ever for me! Just checked this post; 1 600 words, and growing. My god. I seriously spend to much time on this forum! And I seriously take music much too seriously!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Deft Aklin Posted February 20, 2003 Share Posted February 20, 2003 WOW Set, what are you trying to do, blow up the server? Anyway, here is my top ten: 1)Metallica 2)Black Sabbath and anything Ozzy 3)Queen 4)Guns n' Roses 5)Aerosmith 6)Van Morrison 7)Creedence Clearwater Revival 8)Nirvana 9)AC/DC 10)Sweet (possibly one of the most underrated bands in history) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DarkLordJoethe8 Posted February 21, 2003 Author Share Posted February 21, 2003 wow that was a big post Setsuko:) but sadly i dont think ive heard of many of them:( but o well and so darth sidious u like metallica also, there good, they have like 12 cds but how could i have forget papa roach, i cant believe i forgot to put them in my first list i like some of the bands u people listen but then there are some i just dont like but theat only my opinion ill make another list with more bands this might b 1 of my longest posts bcause i like so many bands here it is: 3 doors down Adema Alien Ant Farm All-american Rejects American HI-FI AudioSlave Blindside Blink182 Bowling for soup Boxcar Racer Breaking Benjamin Crazy Town Creed Disturbed Dope Finch Exies Godsmack Good Charlette Hoobastank Incubus Jimmy Eat World Kid Rock Korn Limp Bizkit Linkin Park Metallica New Found Glory Nirvana Offspring Papa Roach Rage Against the Machine Rob Zombie Saliva Seether Sevendust Slipknot SR-71 Staind Static-X Sum41 System of a Down Used Vines Tool Unwritten Law Taproot i no there r alot but its all the bands i like...thats y there in 3 lines instead of 1 cause if they were in 1 line there would b almost no end:) oh and thats not realy all of the bands i like...i like more but only like 1 or 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thrackan Solo Posted February 21, 2003 Share Posted February 21, 2003 oooh anyone heard of Flogging Molly there Irish like me:) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Genesis16 Posted February 21, 2003 Share Posted February 21, 2003 Alright, Michael Jackson may not be the best now, but in his prime no one is better, and the only reason he is not the best now is because he is a wierdo. But I still have to say one thing. Michael Jackson is the Best!!! I also like guns and roses Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PatoriaN Posted February 21, 2003 Share Posted February 21, 2003 Metallica Sum 41 Elvis Simple Plan and the like. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Deft Aklin Posted February 21, 2003 Share Posted February 21, 2003 Well, now I have a little more time, I'll add the next ten: 11)BeeGees 12)Chicago 13)Steppenwolf 14)Rolling Stones 15)Stevie Wonder 16)Ramones 17)Blondie 18)Nazareth 19)MegaDeth 20)Green Day Metallica's Albums (not in chronological order): 1)No Life 'til leather-Original Five disk Demo bound in a leather jacket cover-also the only album I don't own. It is rumoured that only five of these exist. Estimated retail price $3,000! That's $600 a disc, more than G n' Rs rumoured gold 'Lies Lies Lies' disk ERP $450. 2)Garage days PPK- The first of the Garage days albums 3)Garage days Re-revisited 4)Bay Area Thrashers- a rare live performance and interviews from the original band-James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Ron McGovney and Dave Mustaine 5)Ride The Lightning 6)Kill 'em all 7)Master of Puppets 8)....and Justice for all 9)Metallica-also refered to as the Black album 10)Load 11)Reload 12)Garage days inc. 13)S&M 14)Unknown-Metallica originally signed a deal for a five record deal with Electra. When Jason Newstead left they had only completed four........Will they be releasing another???? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nitro Posted February 21, 2003 Share Posted February 21, 2003 Porn Groove. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thew Rydur Posted February 21, 2003 Share Posted February 21, 2003 I'm not really huge on music but I often listen too: Rage Against the Machine Weezer Moby Weird Al Beastie Boys The Beatles Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
swediot=) Posted February 21, 2003 Share Posted February 21, 2003 i like classic rock and hard rock bands such as blacksabbath queen (come on who the hell doesnt love queen) led zeplin jimmie hendrix you know all the legendary guitarist with their bands im also into blues jazz because i like to listen to people solo because of the fact that theyre so much better than me eric clapton BB king ........ .. ...... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sounds Risky Posted February 22, 2003 Share Posted February 22, 2003 Music? What is this music you speak of? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Reborn Outcast Posted February 22, 2003 Share Posted February 22, 2003 Rap baby: 50 Cent Tupac Eminem Dr. Dre Outkast Birdman Ludacris Jay-Z Nappy Roots Big Tymers NAS N.O.R.E Trick Daddy etc... I also like other bands like... Little Charlotte(sp?) DC Talk Switchfoot Audio Adrenaline Aerosmith Elvis (His song, "A Little less Conversation" is the only one lol) Oh and you can't forget the FUNK BABY!!! Commodores George Clinton Kool and the Gang Wild Cherry Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kiedo Posted February 23, 2003 Share Posted February 23, 2003 Weezer - Some great guitar work, especially in their older albums Less Than Jake - The kings of ska-punk, it has to be said Green Day - but only the older stuff...up 'til about Dookie The Offspring - Here, their older stuff too. Goldfinger - 2nd to LTJ Foo Fighters - Great guitarwork and vocals from the ex-Nirvana guy, Dave Grohl. Nirvana - 'nuff said At The Drive-In Feeder Hundred Reasons [spunge] NOFX Beastie Boys Daft Punk Idlewild Iron Maiden Orbital Morcheeba How could I forget the Red Hot Chili Peppers!? Smashing Pumpkins Staind Sublime System of a Down Tenacious D The Ramones The Special Goodness Tom Green BTW, did anybody actually read all the way through Set's post? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thew Rydur Posted February 24, 2003 Share Posted February 24, 2003 No Kiedo, I don't think anyone had the two hours of free time on their hands. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jedi Apprentice Posted February 25, 2003 Share Posted February 25, 2003 I'm all about the Christian Rock, Pop, Alternative. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wraith 8 Posted February 25, 2003 Share Posted February 25, 2003 Trance, dance, house, rock, clasical, hip hop.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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