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by **guyinsf** » Mon Dec 12, 2005 8:42 am

I have a lot of CDs of Leonard Cohen, Johnny Cash and I'm a HUGE space age pop/bachelor pad music lover! I like Escquivel, Lalo Schriffin, Les Baxter, Bossa Nova, 60's French pop...Gainsbourg, Francoise Hardy.

by **Frau_Blucher** » Mon Dec 12, 2005 9:05 am

This is a huge topic that's been covered in bits and pieces before. But I can't resist a list! Pretty mainstream stuff through the decades...

Current Stuff that I'm really digging:
Goldfrapp
British Sea Power
Badly Drawn Boy
Scissor Sisters
Ladytron

Alt 90s Stuff that were my favs:
The Smashing Pumpkins
Radiohead
Beck
Blur
Catherine Wheel
Garbage

Electronica of various sorts:
Massive Attack
EBTG
Coldcut
LTJ Bukem
Orbital
Underworld

Classical & Soundtrack kinda stuff
Tchaikovsky
Ennio Morricone
JS Bach
Puccini
Vangelis
Andreas Vollenweider
Lotsa John Williams & John Barry scores

Some Classic Rock/Singer-Songwriter stuff:
The Doors
ELO
Led Zeppelin
Moody Blues
Queen
America
Yes
Carole King
Marvin Gaye

Forgot Jazz and Blues too:
Ronnie Earl
Miles Davis - tons of stuff
John Coltrane
Thelonius Monk
Cannonball Adderley

by **My Aural Stimulator** » Mon Dec 12, 2005 9:23 am

I secretly dig really good 70s rock--but, no: I am not a closet butt-rocker. I'm hard pressed to recall any names here, but I'd know the song if I heard it.

I love classical music. It's tough to pick out any one composer, though. One of my favorite pieces is Ralph Vaughn Williams "The Lark Ascending."

I'm not into jazz or blues. Though I do love Ella Fitzgerald and Mahalia Jackson.

by **WolverineSyr** » Mon Dec 12, 2005 9:52 am

Probably all over the map...Like Blir, I can't resist a list.

Most disco, but especially
Donna Summer
Giorgio Moroder
Gregg Diamond
Sylvester
O'Jays
Teddy Pendergrass
Harold Melvin & the Bluenotes
Salsoul Orchestra
Candi Staton

Rock/pop stuff:
Tanita Tickram
Fleetwood Mac/Stevie Nicks
Catherine Wheel
Hole
Innocence Mission

Trance:
Matt Darey
Moby
Ferry Corsten
DJ Tiesto
Praga Khan

Country:
Emmylou Harris
Roseanne Cash
Ricky Skaggs
Rodney Crowell
various Bluegrass & most anything with traditional acoustic instruments

by **SwampThing** » Mon Dec 12, 2005 1:13 pm

Off the top of my head...

Damien Rice
Zero 7
I Am Kloot
Jeff Buckly
Mercury Rev
Ryan Adams

Old Country - Cash, Hank Williams
Old School Rap - Whoodini, Run DMC
70's Rock - Rush, Van Halen

by **randy** » Wed Dec 14, 2005 1:12 pm

Animals
E.L.O.
Queen
Tom Petty
Most any 60's British invasion stuff
Vangelis
Dr. Hook and the Medine Show--the old stuff

by **randy** » Wed Dec 14, 2005 1:14 pm

Animals
E.L.O.
Queen
Tom Petty
Most any 60's British invasion stuff
Vangelis
Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show--the old stuff
Manfred Mann

by **randy** » Wed Dec 14, 2005 1:15 pm

by **Ape Module** » Wed Dec 14, 2005 1:18 pm

Aside from NW my main musical love is pre-war american pop. Rural blues, pre-bluegrass country stringband stuff, jug band, hot jazz-- cartoon and Laurel and Hardy type stuff as well. Ragtime guitar...ukulele-driven stuff. I still believe the pinnacle of recorded music (in all its history and across the globe) happened in america between about 1923 and 1939.

Nothing beats music from that era for me, though there are some highlights from all periods. Good New Wave makes me feel really joyous and goofy in a good way. It's essential for me.

I also really like space age bachelor pad stuff...exotica... rockabilly and garage and the wilder doo-wop stuff...the really good stuff from most eras and genres.

I also have a large collection of electronic composers albums and CDs and lots of 60s Moog-type albums.

by **Synthpopfan** » Wed Dec 14, 2005 5:03 pm

Todays Synthpop
De/vision
Neuropa
New Concept
Apoptygma Berzerk
Project For The Masses
Leiahdorus
Juno Reactor
Mesh

Brit Pop
Rialto
Keane
Suede
Travis
The Trash can Sinatras
The Jennifers
The Frank & Walters
Space
Shed Seven
Puressence
Pulp
Haven

Ska & Reggae
The Busters
Mobtown
The Specials
Tippa Irie
Leroy Gibbs
Usuals

Other
Gangway
Milla
Candy Flip

Industrial
Nitzer Ebb
New Scene
Razormaid Comps
Technopolis Comps

by **Borneojimy** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 2:27 am

AC/DC
Rose Tattoo
T Rex
Mott The Hoople
Cheap Trick
The Who
The Doors
Black Sabbath (hate solo Ozzy though!)
Fu manchu
Nebula
Orange Goblin
The Bronx
Alice Cooper
Rolling Stones
Aerosmith (only the early years!)

by **DayGloJo** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 2:37 am

I really think if NW hadn't come along in the 80s I would have gotten into jazz in college instead of during the past 10 years. Most of the 70s artists l was into were heavily influenced by jazz & blues:

Van Morrison
Joni Mitchell
Steely Dan
Doobie Brothers

Some Jazz artists I like now:

Thelonious Monk
Billile Holliday
Ella Fitzgerald
Bill Evans
Miles Davis
John Coltrane
The Yellowjackets
Branford Marsalis
Mel Torme

Other Non-NW artists

Sarah McLachlan
Leonard Cohen
Bruce Coburn
David Grey
The Thievery Corporation
Moby
Incubus
The Innocence Mission

DayGloJo

by **birdmadgirl** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 4:28 am

Fleetwood Mac
Stevie Nicks
Garbage
Christian Lindberg (he's a trombonist)
Lots of classical music
Sarah McLachlan
Billy Corgan/Smashing Pumpkins
Motley Crue (Don't laugh!)
Madonna
U2 (I don't consider them NW.)

by **fanciz** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 9:33 pm

Recent artists that I dig:

Interpol
Muse
The Killers
Keane
Postal Service
The Strokes
The Verve

Most of the time, I don't like the band but I buy the CD for only one song

Starsailor: Silence Is Easy & Four To The Floor. Sounds a bit like EATB.... hey, I said a bit...OK?[:D]
Audioslave: Like A Stone & I Am The Highway. These 2 songs sound like NW.
Blur: s/t I can't recall why I bought this stupid CD may be because of Song2 or because there was nothing to buy in Tower. I'm the kind of guy who doesn't like to leave a record bar empty ended[:(!]
Michelle Branch:Are U happy now? OK, OK I found for a while that the song was cute and may be it reminded me of a former GF. eheheh
Chemical Brothers:(Singles)The Golden Path. Whatever THEY say, this is probably their only good song!
Coldplay:A Rush of Blood To The Head & Parachutes. These 2 albums are not bad.
Death Cab For Cutie: Soul Meets Body. I confess that I like that song, if only it could happen more often in real life![:D]
Evanescence: Album Fallen. Well it had some Goth flavour and in comparison with all the present crap.... it was refreshing...for a short while...[:)]
Franz Ferdinand s/t: Darts Of Pleasure. I resisted a long time before buying this CD!
Fuel:Million Miles . Just heard it on the radio and.... voila!
Kasabian:LSF & Club Foot. I love soccer![:D]
Marjorie Fair: Waves. This song is actually cute!!!!
Stacie Orrico:Stuck. Sometimes I feel myself stuck![:)]
Plumb: Somehow, I liked the song Real[:0]
Queens Of The Stone Age: Go With The Flow. Probably also their only good song.
Sade: Some of her songs are not bad.
Staind: May be because of the song So Far Away???
Thousand Foot Krutch: This Is A Call. Somehow I developped a fancy on that one!

by **oneno** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 10:55 pm

Old time radio
Lounge
Vangelis
Porcupine Tree
1940's-1950's vocalist
mono
pelican
worlds end girlfriend
lowfish
yonderboi
messerchups
oleg kostrow
mansfield 8
lego
polysics
epic45
JBK
masami tsuchiya
man this could go on forever....

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