Favorite music
 

Just curious is to what is y'all favorite music?

70's, 80's, and 90's R&B. I also love listening to southern soul blues which new combination of soul and blues. I'm not sure how long it's been around but it's some pretty great music!

IMHO, with few exceptions, the only difference between rap and crap is the letter "C". :lol:

My music tastes depend on my mood. I enjoy 60-80's rock, 70-current country and classical.

(Hair)METAL, Rock,and classic country(70's-90's).

I use to listen to rap all the time but it seems like all this new rap that is out recently is all about money and it doesn't require talent anymore!

I agree big time! The best rap album still is Dr Dre's Chronic! But yeah man I can't stand that Soulja Boy, all the white kids like him and he says his music is friendly but schools won't play it cause they feel it's offensive.

that's because the song is offensive. its lyrics are nothing but slang terms for vile stuff i wouldn't dare to any woman. especially a certain lady who shall remain nameless.

superman dat hoe

I listen to mainly Trance and modern day Smooth Jazz. I enjoy listening to the 80's music too on ocassion.

I didn't know that and yet all the white kids when they hear get up and start singing and dancing to it! :roll: Seriously rap is being aimed towards white people and that is who is listening and buying a majority of the albums and stuff! It's pitiful and that is why I don't like it anymore.

Southern Rock and Country.

Heavy Metal (True Metal, not this watered-down Glam/Nü/Gothic piss), UK and NY/NK Hardcore circa 1978 - 1985 (before it went to the dogs), a bit of acoustic folk, some Prog Rock (Orne, Black Widow, Coven, Van Der Graaf Generator), and there's the occasional odd band out.. I like Portishead, for example, even though I really don't give a damn for this whole 'Trip-Hop' thing as a whole.

For me, the best decade of music was the 70's...from Earth, Wind and Fire to the Doobies to Kool and the Gang to Steeley Dan...I like it all. Some 80's stuff, too. Second favorite is early 90's grunge. Actually it's tied for first.

Tried The Cure, too depressing.

Never even tried to like redneck noise, uh, I mean country.

Hmm.... 8) that song IS vile...I caught my daughter singing it the other day and told her that she couldn't sing it because it was bad and I wasn't going to tell her what it meant. She does NOT need to know...neither of them do.

I like some of these female guitarists. I edited this a bit, because after trying to watch, I found a couple links were lousy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVtu8...eature=related Part 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GyQj...eature=related Part 3

Classic Rock for me...country, or more correctly Hillbilly Rock I would guess it's called. I stopped listening to music when disco came....the new stuff is just noise...an insult to my ears!

:shock: :shock: :lol: :lol:

The way Classic was meant to be played. :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BriXv...eature=related

Any hard rock "brain damage" type music.

:lol: :lol:

I absolutely refuse to listen to country music.

Check this out, this bass player is amazing!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIFFR...eature=related

Roadhog I just spent the longest time looking at alot of their videos ... OMG I will have to try and find their CD's .. so relaxing ... :wink: ...

I like rap, amongst other music as well.

My rap CD folder boasts-

Beastie Boys
Chronic 2001
Master P & Ghetto D
entire Three 6 mafia
West Side Connection

My rock portfolio has some:

Moody Blues
CSNY
Smashing Pumpkins
Nightwish
old Blink and Green day

I'm a fan of Praga Khan

It doesn't get any better than Clint Black when it comes to country :wink:

Darlin...http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...nd10/thumb.gif

I was first gonna say...how lucky she was to get to play with Jeff Beck. But really...how lucky Jeff got to play with Tal. She sure has that Jazzy style...and she is amazing.
Never heard of her before. I looked her up on Wikipedia;

"She has impressed critics and fans alike with musical achievements usually reserved for players with relatively long established careers. Tal became a professional bassist after only three years on the instrument."

My impressions of a bass player are generally much more reserved, and don't get me started on drummers. :lol:
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Q: What happened when the bassist locked his keys in his car?
A: HE SPENT AN HOUR TRYING TO GET THE DRUMMER OUT

What do you do if your bassist is drowning?
Throw him his amp.
(this attitude comes from constant amp wars with the lead guitarist)

Q: What do you do if you run over a bass player?
A: Back up

A mindreader is at a nightclub one night and decides to give a small demonstration of her abilities.
First, she reads the mind of the lead guitarist: "Wow, look at all the cute chicks who showed up tonight! Good crowd!"
Then the drummer: "Lots of people showed up tonight...Great! we're going to make good money tonight"
Then the Keyboard player: "All three of these guys have no appreciation of my talent...What a bunch of losers"

Finally, the Bass player: "C...G...C...G..."

How do you make a bass player turn down the volume?
Put sheet music in front of him.

Tal is real good.

I listen to classic rock of course, classic country, folk (Dylan, Prine, ect.), modern folk (Todd Snider). Also Leon Russell, Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton, Robert Earl Keen, Jerry Jeff Walker, Jim Croce, the ever-adorable Nancy Griffith, John Hiatt, and of course "Willie, Waylon, and the boys." Bruce Springsteen's non-radio stuff (like "Atlantic City" and the "Devils and Dust" album.) Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson... this list could go on forever.

I was amazed at the Crossroads fest last year. I'm a huge Beck fan, but the whole goup I was with was mesmerized by Tal. Check out her MySPace page, has some MP3's from her CD. http://www.myspace.com/talwilkenfeld



Thanks for the link to Escala, they are amazing. Love to see classical done with a modern twist.

[quote="BanditsCousin"]Nightwish/quote]

The band which inspired countless knockoffs (like Amberian Dawn), all of which claim to be "something new, at last".

This is good music to bring to the gym...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFM8Har4kLQ

six feet deep


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ihy_1y8OuaM

fearfactory -scumgrief-remix...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDcEllGUlh8

fearfatory scumgrief -remix (live)

Sugarland

"Life in a Northern Town"