I'm pretty sure if you use the Search feature, you'll find some about music.

there's oodles of threads about music, we seem to have one every few weeks.

go on then, here's mine (again)

Morrisey/Smiths
10,000 Maniacs/Natalie Merchant
Belle & Sebastian
Radiohead
Chemical Brothers
Queens of the Stone Age
Death in Vegas
Morcheeba
Future Sound of London
Cinerama
TV On the Radio
LemonJelly
White Stripes
Sea Urchins
Flaming Lips
Alanis Morrisette
Half Man, Half Biscuit
Polyphonic Spree
Beth Orton
Leftfield
Orbital
Galaxie 500
Cornelius
All About Eve
Strokes
Tallulah Gosh
Casiotone for the Painfully Alone
Specials/Fun Boy Three
Depeche Mode
Groove Armada
Scissor Sisters
Black Crowes
Jane's Addiction
Clash
Hives

and many many more.

Edited by - Radio Free Tawakalnistan on 9/2/2004 5:03:56 AM

i dont think i noticed any this month. musta missed it.

i do classical. and eh.. this other genre i have no idea what you call it. pop? i dunno. i call it er.. relatively smooth.

Instrumentals or songs where I can understand the lyrics. I find focussing on the words takes away form it's meaning. When you have German opera, or spanish carribean beats, or the Russian Red Army Choir, you get to appreciate the beauty of the human voice without being bogged down by crappy lyrics. --- VH16

Anyone here ever hear the Red Army Choir sing "Land down under?"

I am Nobody; Nobody is Perfect; Therefore, I am Perfect

*Checks posts, re-reads posts, checks posts again*

LOL.

Not this month..... That's funny.

OK.... blues, bossa nova, jazz, classical music but no opera, Motown, all kinds of rock and roll although I guess the current crop escapes me a little, I guess I like indies most but I am not confident enough with the distinctions to say.

OH, anyone in England been keeping up with the Proms at all? I keep missing the Saturday night slot, and wonder if the other free BBC channels show much...cause then maybe i should invest ni one of those digital thingies - you know, free view (except for license fee!).

I caught alot of the music last year - but this weekend is a dead cert

the music threads die very fast-like
well theres my 2 bits...oh wait, ill add a 3rd bit!

i like pretty much eveything but rap and country music. and i mostly enjoy non-vocal music.

I'm a straight-up metal-head. Metallica, Killswitch Engage, Dimmu Borgir, Samael, Nightwish, Slayer, Iron Maiden, Static-X, Chimaira. That kind of stuff.

metallica, creed, linkin park,pearl jam,p.o.d., evenesance and some country (only new not classic), aerosmith to

I remember posting threads about music... ah the days of when i was a true n00b...

as for me, I just got the lostprophets album, and loving it!
and i've got Iron Maiden playin on the winamp, with a little bit of Spiderbait.
delectible.

one word: Tool
.. i am unworthy,... i am unworthy, ...

from metal over gothic and darkwave, a bit of indies, just spare me the pop, rap and compareable stuff.

a couple of band-names that i like a lot:
Tool, A Perfect Circle, Nine Inch Nails, Disturbed, Type O Negative, In Extremo, Subway To Sally, Corvux Corax, Inchabokatables, Deos, Color Haze, Dimmu Borgir, ASP, Mantus, l'ame Immortelle, Nightwish, Goethes Erben, Umbra Et Imago, ..., ..., ...

Fjord

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right ill tell the people i listen to (takes out his long list) :
50 cent, blink 182, craig david, creed, dmx, eminem, korn, limp bizkit, linkin park, metallica, mudvayne, puddle of mudd, papa roach, system of a down, x-ecutioners, iron maiden, our lady peace, & a host of others.

triangular sandwichs taste better than square ones

Give me tha Classics

Queen, Aerosmith, Rolling Stones, Foreigner

I know I shall meet my fate, somewhere is the stars above, Thos I fight I do not hate, Those I guard I do not love

I posted my preferences before, so I'll say in short: sympho black. However, lately I started listening to softer stuff as well (this must be the age), such as Gregorian and Emma Shapplin.

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