Classic 60's Rock
Louis Prima
Ravi Shankar
Koto and flute instrumentals
Paul Horn
May 7th, '07, 19:02
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I love to listen to Simon and Garfunkel, the Beatles (and solo Paul, George, and John), Elton John, John Denver, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Bob Marley, Hawaiian music, and any Indian music I can find (which isn't saying much). Sometimes Queen, David Bowie, a little Andrews Sisters, Billy Joel, Jimi Hendrix, or Led Zeppelin.
"Oh, those are my subconscious thoughts. I shouldn't listen too hard if I were you. I'm not all that proud of some of them." - Doctor Who
Jun 1st, '07, 14:27
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Just thought I'd revive this thread. Some of my favorites at the moment:
Hellogoodbye
Third Eye Blind
Counting Crows
The Bravery
Death Cab for Cutie (and The Postal Service, of course)
Bloc Party
Head Automatica
My Chemical Romance
Pretty random huh? I'm not into the "it's only good if nobody else likes it" thing with indie-ish music, so I don't mind if some of these guys are a little mainstream.
Hellogoodbye
Third Eye Blind
Counting Crows
The Bravery
Death Cab for Cutie (and The Postal Service, of course)
Bloc Party
Head Automatica
My Chemical Romance
Pretty random huh? I'm not into the "it's only good if nobody else likes it" thing with indie-ish music, so I don't mind if some of these guys are a little mainstream.
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Jun 2nd, '07, 13:35
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Ah, well it seems someone has to pull us back into the mainstream. It might as well be me. 
My playlist at the moment includes:
Bryan Adams
Jivebunny and the Mastermixers
Neil Diamond
Roy Orbison
Duran Duran (the original line-up, thank you)
Eagles
Elton John
INXS
Queen
Eric Clapton & B.B. King
Brian Setzer Orchestra
There's a lot more, but that would be the first 10 or so who jumped out at me. I also love classical music, specifically violin (which I studied), more specifically Itzhak Perlman (whom I saw several years ago in Boston); 50s; 80s; and Celtic music.
My playlist at the moment includes:
Bryan Adams
Jivebunny and the Mastermixers
Neil Diamond
Roy Orbison
Duran Duran (the original line-up, thank you)
Eagles
Elton John
INXS
Queen
Eric Clapton & B.B. King
Brian Setzer Orchestra
There's a lot more, but that would be the first 10 or so who jumped out at me. I also love classical music, specifically violin (which I studied), more specifically Itzhak Perlman (whom I saw several years ago in Boston); 50s; 80s; and Celtic music.
Jun 2nd, '07, 13:44
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Jun 2nd, '07, 15:39
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Jun 3rd, '07, 19:40
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Well, I love ALMOST all music. I can't stand hillbilly pop. I hope I didn't step on anyones toes by saying that. However, I must admit, when I am at home in the car at work it is my Jazz daddyO
I listen to a large array of genres, but my favorites are Indie(pop, folk and rock) and Folk. My favorite bands are:
Iron & Wine (my all time favorite band),
mewithoutYou,
Stars,
Silversun Pickups,
Belle & Sebastian,
The Sundays,
Manu Chao,
Minus the Bear,
The Unicorns,
The Beautiful Girls,
Of Montreal,
Pedro the Lion,
Ray LaMontagne,
Say Hi to you Mom,
and many, MANY more!
Iron & Wine (my all time favorite band),
mewithoutYou,
Stars,
Silversun Pickups,
Belle & Sebastian,
The Sundays,
Manu Chao,
Minus the Bear,
The Unicorns,
The Beautiful Girls,
Of Montreal,
Pedro the Lion,
Ray LaMontagne,
Say Hi to you Mom,
and many, MANY more!
"It is never too late to be what you might have been." - George Eliot
