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Depends on which genre I am in the mood to listen to.
R & B:
Luther VanDross (nuff said)
Keith Sweat
Gospel:
Gaither's
Elvis
Country:
Alan Jackson
Rock:
Doobie Brothers
Aerosmith
Marshall Tucker Band
I really can't get into today's music much with the screamo, rock you can't understand what they are saying. I do like one song by Plain White T-shirts........... Delila. Oh I like Jack Johnson too.
and can anyone in the us tell me how big snow patrol are in the statets? are they getting much radio airplay at all?
I like some of Snow Patrol's other stuff, like that crazy Get Balsamic Vinegar.
Very different from Chasing Cars!
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I'm not putting these groups down as we all have our own tastes as even my taste in music will turn some off but these are too weak for my liking.
When you say weak, do you mean too much noodling around, too much texture, not enough structure? I could say that of Radiohead or Wilco.
Surely not the White Stripes or Flaming Lips.
When you say weak, do you mean too much noodling around, too much texture, not enough structure? I could say that of Radiohead or Wilco.
Surely not the White Stripes or Flaming Lips.
O.K.....Cil i played a couple of songs by these two groups on youtube .
I had no idea if these are their best/hit songs or not but here's my thoughts.
White Stripes-Seven Nation Army
had some ROCK to them in that song and came across as a 60's style...kinda like Pschedelic.
Flaming Lips-Fight Test
Was more mellow and the singer and/or style had a lennon sound to it.
Nothing wrong with these what so ever....but again i just like a harder sound when it comes to rock. But i also like New Wave as that is pretty weak and yet i like that style also so maybe if i had nothing but those cd's that you recommend and i listen to nothing but them then i may come around to them more.
Maybe since i'm off work now (long week) and i'll have a rare cold one or two and listen to White Stripes some more....
James Taylor
Allman Brothers
Big Band music
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Loggins and Messina
Keb Mo
Sara Hickman
Van Morrison
Alabama
Pat Green
Beyond the Pale -Celtic and others- mainly regional
Rolling Stones, 1973 and earlier. A great group (the Brian Jones days), but from 1973, it was all downhill.
Beatles
Doors
Also, several CDs of each from
Stooges
Iggy Pop
Bauhaus
The Fall
Pretty much any classic rock artists such as
Stones
Pink Floyd
Led Zep
On another note
Stevie Ray
George Thorogood
Clapton
And my top fav the Police
Last edited by autumngal; 10-07-2007 at 07:27 PM..
Reason: helps to have older siblings that pass stuff down, :)
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