Your Favorite Genre Of Music (I Hate Genres In Music), And Bands You Like - Page 2

kidruiz · 08-12-04, 03:05 AM

Anyone here ever listen to "Richard and The Young Lions"????

This is going way back to the beatles era.

08-12-04, 09:19 AM

Originally Posted by Rootz

.... Porcupine Tree....

I saw Opeth with Porcupine Tree at the Berklee Performing Arts Center in Boston. What a show - it was the first time I had really heard Porcupine Tree. They are quite amazing. I have blasted the song Futile in my car many times over. I have since purchased several of their albums.

nasatech · 08-12-04, 10:00 AM

Go back in time and check out 'Root Boy Slim and the Sex Change Band'...
Pretty much anything goes, EXCEPT for the Beatles...

reese · 08-12-04, 10:44 AM

I forgot to add that i like irish folk music as well

JonPaz_FIU · 08-12-04, 10:58 AM

I like classic rock and some new alternative

Rootz · 08-13-04, 01:17 AM

Originally Posted by MetalManCPA

I saw Opeth with Porcupine Tree at the Berklee Performing Arts Center in Boston. What a show - it was the first time I had really heard Porcupine Tree. They are quite amazing. I have blasted the song Futile in my car many times over. I have since purchased several of their albums.

I've heard of Opeth, but never heard them. Have you listened to In Absentia? Absolute masterpiece. :approve:

08-13-04, 06:30 AM

Originally Posted by Rootz

I've heard of Opeth, but never heard them. Have you listened to In Absentia? Absolute masterpiece. :approve:

To give you an idea of how I feel about Porcupie Tree, these are the PT albums I have:

Coma Divine
Insignifigance
Lightbulb Sun
In Absentia - yes, an amazing album
Signify
Stupid Dream
Up The Downstair
Voyage 34 The COmplete Trip
Futile EP

Yeah, I'm a fan :approve:

10-15-05, 12:31 AM

Swishahouse REMIX! I hear you jShep.

10-15-05, 01:00 AM

Nick Cave, Johnny Cash, Ella Fitzgerald, Pre 'let's dance' bowie, Ramones, B52's, tex perkins, dave graney, the saints, the white sripes, ed keupper, the pogues, and many more. The Ministry of Sound Chillout sessions compilations and australian music get a special mention...

stevenator65 · 10-15-05, 02:13 AM

Rush. Triumph. Zep, the Who, Billy Joel, Shawn Colvin, Genesis (Rootz has good taste), Chicago, Reo, Styx and Journey and tons of others.

AnnamariaNJ · 10-15-05, 02:27 AM

i like music across the board that moves something inside me, but i can't brand it

i will say, i do not get rap, i cannot see 'rapping' about bad things being a good thing, for anyone...yes, i know there are rappers who do not subscribe to evil lyrics and...i applaud them :yeah:

10-15-05, 02:29 AM

Alternative Rock. No softy/mushy stuff, not too hardcore.

Ah. Right there.

Yeah...just right....

**Frenchy** · 10-15-05, 02:34 AM

Rock for mee too, Aerosmith, LZ, ZZtop, Nickleback, ACDC etc...

pdahound · 10-15-05, 08:23 AM

Blues, blues, blues. Stevie Ray Vaughan, John Lee Hooker,etc. I do like many other types. Rock, pop, old C&W.

Nan · 10-15-05, 07:18 PM

Aging (rapidly) Deadhead who also likes "new age" like Enya, Suzanne Ciani; celtic (Enya again): Phil Coulter, Clannad.
Main music: classical, pref. instrumental.