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#31 123456

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Posted 01 September 2006 - 08:22 AM

Yep, not much people listen to just one genre when it comes to music.

I also like so many types of music ranging from; Popular, Dance(Freestyle etc.), Rock, Reggae to Oldies even some classical (Especially instrumental + electronic [Bond etc.]; Acoustic music + electronic [Enigma - Sadness etc.]) and so on. I mainly tend to listen to dance.

This year I ran across a dance artist who has an alright voice. He has a site with full version of his songs which streams, take a look if want to check out his sound.

I like three of the songs which sings "And She Said...";"Never Be Alone";"Let's Get It On". His site does not carry all his songs, I probably would like some of the other unknown songs which he has sung.

Internet Site Address:
http://www.lucasprata.com/

The site auto plays songs when you go to the music category, just press the stop button on the upper right of the screen, you
can then manually play the desired songs in the music section.

Edit: I misspoke, I am do not like Georgian Chant but the female's voice which is heard in Enigma's "Sadness" in conjunction with instrumental and electronic music.

Edited by 123456, 04 September 2006 - 11:08 AM.


#32 the big b

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Posted 02 September 2006 - 05:53 PM

I like mainly Pop Rock:

Alice in Chains
Apocalyptica
Atreyu
Audioslave
Between the Buried and Me
Black Label Society
Black Sabbath
Bullet for my Valentine
Bush
Celldweller
Chevelle
Darkest Hour
Dethklok (EVERYTHING WILL BE METAL!)
Disturbed
Drowning Pool
Godsmack
Hatebreed
In Flames
Killswitch Engage
Korn
Lacuna Coil
Lamb of God
Metallica
Mudvayne
Nirvana
Pantera
Papa Roach
Queens of the Stone Age
Rage Against the Machine
Rammstein
Slipknot
Strapping Young Lad
System of a Down
The Autumn Offering
The Dillinger Escape Plan
Tool
Trivium (One of my favorites)

Thats roughly half of the artists that I listen to, though its hard for me to expand into genres I like because I know of no one else who listen to the kind of groups that I do.

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Posted 02 September 2006 - 07:47 PM

Wooo dude you rock \m/ !

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Posted 03 September 2006 - 04:46 AM

In the old days I used to like

The Beatles
Stones
Monkees , I was young what can I say
Kinks
The Doors
Blue Oyster cult
The Who
Cream
Buffalo Springfield
It's a Beautiful Day
king Crimson
Stephen Wolf
Now days I don't really like any bands except maybe Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Now whenever I like a song it's probably the only song that band ever did that I like.

I like stuff that's loud.

Filter, The best Things
Korn, Freak on a Leash I like a couple others
Cold, Stupid Girl
Linkin Park, Almost every song on Meteora
Stone Temple Pilots, Sour Girl
Britney Spears, Toxic This is the only one I swear
I also like some No Doubt Songs So what, she's cute.

Best song ever? Alvin Lee, I'd Love To Save The World

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Posted 19 September 2006 - 09:48 PM

The latest album I bought (yes, seriously...) that's worth to mention:

"Snow borne Sorrow" by Nine Horses (David Sylvian). Sort of minimalistic pop-jazz like music with sort of phylisophical lyrics. Sort of. But great music!

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Posted 19 September 2006 - 10:21 PM

I know its cliche but I do like all sorts. Right now im listening to Dizzy Up the Girl by the goo goo dolls. Track 11 - Iris reminds me of a very special someone who I think of occasionally come this time of night. The city is oddly still tonight, havent heard a cop car or a fire truck all night.

#37 AdamDavis

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Posted 20 September 2006 - 01:28 PM

Alot of the time we take music for granted I think. It is far more important than we realise. It can be benefitial to our health.

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Posted 20 September 2006 - 01:30 PM

Exactly. A great hifi is not an indulgence its an investment.

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Posted 20 September 2006 - 10:03 PM

Hmm, maybe I should try to declare the hifi costs to my health insurance :)

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Posted 20 September 2006 - 11:19 PM

Hehe, yeah... I'm in the middle of picking a new stereo and speakers for my car, I found one that has a USB interface which I think would be the coolest thing in the world! I can just sync up some different music every morning for the school commute on my 256MB thumb drive... I have about $500 set aside, but I also need a new rear antenna motor...

(1992 Toyota Camry with 193k on the engine [:o] )

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Posted 21 September 2006 - 04:52 AM

QUOTE (josephjah)
Hehe, yeah... I'm in the middle of picking a new stereo and speakers for my car, I found one that has a USB interface which I think would be the coolest thing in the world! I can just sync up some different music every morning for the school commute on my 256MB thumb drive... I have about $500 set aside, but I also need a new rear antenna motor...

(1992 Toyota Camry with 193k on the engine  [:o] )


Save up for a new car dude [sfty]

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Posted 21 September 2006 - 06:14 PM

QUOTE (brainbox)
Hmm, maybe I should try to declare the hifi costs to my health insurance :)


Hehe! Well, more and more doctors are prescribing music for certain disorders, it may even be considered malpractice not to! This is something that really interests me...music therapy.

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Posted 21 September 2006 - 06:45 PM

Progressive rock: Rush, Yes, Spock's Beard, and Genesis [early years].

'Classic' Rock: Elvis [Hey, gotta put him somewhere!] and Buddy Holly.

Not-so-'Classic' Rock: Led Zepplin, Queen, Rolling Stones, The Who, Jethro Tull, Jimi Hendrix [Oh yeah!], Eagles, and Steve Miller Band.

Rap: Public Enemy, Grandmaster Flash, Nappy Roots, Run DMC, and DMX [early work].

'Classical' Music: Mozart, Bach, and Beethoven.

And etc. [Meaning too much to list...!]

#44 JohnDoe1234

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Posted 22 September 2006 - 04:35 AM

QUOTE (braz)
Save up for a new car dude  [sfty]


But it runs soooo nicely! There are count em'.... zero problems with the car other than the antenna, I'm going to drive that thing to the ground, I love it. [lol]

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Posted 25 September 2006 - 02:16 AM

Here's a plug for one of the only sort of Gothic bands that I like: Evanescence -- their new album, entitled: "The Open Door" is GREAT! This album will be available in stores October 3rd, 2006.

http://www.evanescence.com/

An "insider" I know gave me a copy of this album and it is really energetic as their earlier release...I really like it, at least...

The Album Cover and tracks are listed below:

Track Listing

1. "Sweet Sacrifice" (3:05)
2. "Call Me When You're Sober" (3:34)
3. "Weight Of The World" (3:37)
4. "Lithium" (3:44)
5. "Cloud Nine" (4:22)
6. "Snow White Queen" (4:22)
7. "Lacrymosa" (song samples from Mozart's Requiem) (3:37)
8. "Like You" (4:17)
9. "Lose Control" (4:50)
10. "The Only One" (4:40)
11. "Your Star" (4:43)
12. "All That I'm Living For" (3:48)
13. "Good Enough" (5:31)

Artist: Evanescence
Album: The Open Door
Release Date: Oct. 3, 2006

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#46 DogUnderTree

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Posted 25 September 2006 - 02:34 AM

I listen to Evanescence almost every day. A woman who: doesn't look half bad in real life, doesn't sing about stupid things, is not goth for the sake of being goth, has an aura of sincerity, has lyrics that make me look up words. It's wonderful.

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Posted 25 September 2006 - 03:33 AM

I enjoy their work a lot too for what its worth. I listen to music from many different eras and my son who is 13 gave me a big smile tonight because he was telling me how much he likes the band Rush (and Led Zeppelin).

Especially the song "Freewill" that he was listening to:))

#48 123456

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Posted 25 September 2006 - 05:40 PM

Speaking of Evanescence, I like their song titled "My Immortal". The singer's voice is pleasing, definitely nice. The lyrics, which probably were composed by the artist herself, along with great music and her lovely voice made the mentioned song wonderful. Another artist who sings kind of classical like her and also has a beautiful voice is; Sarah Brightman.

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Posted 26 September 2006 - 11:05 AM

When I was younger, I used to listen to Avril Lavigne and Evanescence a lot, and that appears to have affected my voice, for I've told many times I have a similar voice to Avril Lavigne, and double times that I have a voice similar to Amy Lee's.

I don't listen to them anymore, though I do have respect for their music, as for they write the lyrics and compose alone (with the band of course), and the lyrics are not stupid.


-Infernity

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Posted 26 September 2006 - 12:15 PM

I listen to any kind of music really... As long as there is actual singing involved and the singers voice is good.
But what I find myself listening to the most is...

Infernity
Meat Loaf
Bonnie Tyler
Metallica
In Flames
Sonata Arctica
Rhapsody
Lisa Miskovsky
Green Day
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Nickelback
MC Hammer
The Corrs
The Beautiful South
Tiffany
Billy Joel
The Veronicas
Dido
Montgomery Gentry
Cyndi Lauper
Elvis
And well, Naturaly... Tom Jones.

~Jack

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Posted 26 September 2006 - 01:24 PM

Infernity
Meat Loaf
Bonnie Tyler
Metallica
In Flames
Sonata Arctica
Rhapsody
Lisa Miskovsky

=] How sweet and beautiful.


-Infernity

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Posted 01 October 2006 - 10:17 PM

biopunk, being such a lover of music, you really should appreciate Billy Joel - Leningrad - very moving piece of music
BJ really does make these new speakers sing to their strenghts

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Posted 02 October 2006 - 12:21 AM

I think Plus 44 (+44) are pretty good, Mark and travis's band formed after blink split... First song is my fave, second vid is a good song about when the band split (blink).




Edited by Matt, 06 October 2006 - 08:52 PM.


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Posted 02 October 2006 - 12:49 AM

They British? +44 being the uk dialling code

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Posted 04 October 2006 - 02:36 AM

I hate missing threads like this! We forget sometimes amongst all the psychocerebralneuropharmacological breakthroughs and transhumanist chin-stroking, that music is evolving just as fast as the singularity is gettin' all stirred up... so, prepare for a musical paradigm shift, ppl. The true science of the soul is bumpin' and getting waaaay closer to your head and heart than ever before. I'm still waiting for there to be a MIDI port in the back of my cranium, so the beats can be downloaded out of my head, and not my fingers.

My music, as listed in some detail on my user profile thingy, is greatly electronic. I won't get into individual artists besides some seminal greats - Richie Hawtin, Juan Atkins, Kool Herc, Larry Levan, Mark Farina, Robert Hood, Derrick May, Roger Sanchez, Frankie Knuckles...the list of important DJs/producers goes on and on.

Back in high school, I was really big into funky breakbeats and drum n' bass. I was getting in the headspace of breakbeat science. Then when I discovered post-punk - man, it all something else. While I was learning about chemistry in teh lab (and was bad at it), I was listening to funk, dub, electronics, all being pieced together by some now less angry punk rockers - wow. The entire Manchester scene just blew up in my face. It poked holes in what I considered art, and let me see in the tiny peep hole....oh...there is it! From then on it meant branching out into everything I could, trying to absorb and understand as much music as possible, most of it being electronic. House, Straight up jungle, breaks, goa, the list literally goes on and on. Still, techno - and I mean good techno (not some terrible song some shirtless guy is dancing to somewhere on some bad drugs) is a powerful sound that to me has been transhumanism since the first beat dropped. It's a digital pulse. It's man and machine, making beautiful music together. The technology draws on the creativity in your supercharged grey matter and quantizes it. It evolves. It improves. It makes it perfect! [thumb] "This French fried funk can show you more autumn than a fall Chrysanthemum can", I said to myself today. That song is "If I ever feel better" by Phoenix, btw. And I didn't actually say it, though.

I have over 20 days worth of music on my itunes list, I officially have a downloading problem :) If anyone wants to have or share, let me know.

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Posted 04 October 2006 - 02:48 AM

QUOTE (brainbox)
Another electronic "oldie" that comes to mind is
"Lifeforms" of Future Sound of London. A bit weird but very original!
I would advice the album version, not the EP.


Brainbox drops a killer track. FSOL have progressed in some weird directions over the past few years. :)!

I noticed you have some jazz influences also...try downloading some Jaga Jazzist on teh Ninja Tune label. It's all serious music at Ninja Tune - a world of cut-up hip-hop, soul, jazz, bossa nova, drum n' bass, turntablism..endless etcetera [glasses]

#57 the big b

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Posted 04 October 2006 - 03:39 AM

Though everyone no doubt listens to music, how many of you all play an instrument? I myself try to get in an hour of electric guitar & piano practice every day. There have been multiple links between musical talent and increased IQ/white matter.

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Posted 04 October 2006 - 04:38 AM

Going back to topic, because I easily get depressed, I listen to metal and "dance-able" upbeat songs, mostly electronica, not too repetitive / chipmunk-like techno, then lately dancehall, and baile funk

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Posted 04 October 2006 - 06:41 AM

HEY! Weird AL just released a new album everyone!

http://www.amazon.co...c/dp/B000H9HWSM

Artist: Weird Al Yankovic
Album: Straight Outta Lynwood
Genre: Pop Parody/Comedy
Release Date: Oct. 3, 2006

Disc: 1

1. White & Nerdy
2. Pancreas
3. Canadian Idiot
4. I'll Sue Ya'
5. Polkarama!
6. Virus Alert
7. Confessions Part III
8. Weasel Stomping Day
9. Close But No Cigar
10. Do I Creep You Out

Disc: 2

1. Don't Download This Song
2. I'll Sue Ya'
3. Virus Alert
4. Close But No Cigar
5. Pancreas
6. Weasel Stomping Day

Album cover attached!

White and nerdy is my personal favorite!
http://en.wikipedia....i/White_&_Nerdy


Lyrics:
QUOTE (http://www.com-www.com/weirdal/whiteandnerdy.html)
White And Nerdy
by Al Yankovic


Lyrics:

You see me mowin' my front lawn
I know they're all thinkin' I'm so
White and nerdy

Think I'm just too white and nerdy
Think I'm just too white and nerdy
Can't you see I'm white and nerdy
Look at me I'm white and nerdy

I wanna roll with the gangstas
But so far they all think I'm too
White and nerdy

Think I'm just too white and nerdy
Think I'm just too white and nerdy
I'm just too white and nerdy
Really, really white and nerdy

First in my class here at MIT
Got skills, I'm a champion at D&D
M.C. Escher, that's my favorite M.C.
Keep you're 40, I'll just have an Earl Grey tea
My rims never spin, to the contrary
You'll find that they're quite stationary
All of my action figures are cherry
Stephen Hawking's in my library

My MySpace page is all totally pimped out
Got people beggin' for my top eight spaces
Yo, I know pi to a thousand places
Ain't got no grills but I still wear braces
I order all of my sandwiches with mayonnaise
I'm a wiz at Minesweeper, I could play for days
Once you've see my sweet moves, you're gonna stay amazed
My fingers movin' so fast I'll set the place ablaze

There's no killer app I haven't run (run)
At Pascal, well I'm number one (one)
Do vector calculus just for fun
I ain't got a gat, but I got a soldering gun (what?)
Happy Days is my favorite theme song
I could sure kick your butt in a game of ping pong
I'll ace any trivia quiz you bring on
I'm fluent in JavaScript as well as Klingon

Here's the part I sing on...

You see me roll on my Segway
I know in my heart they think I'm
White and nerdy

Think I'm just too white and nerdy
Think I'm just too white and nerdy
Can't you see I'm white and nerdy
Look at me I'm white and nerdy

I'd like to roll with the gangstas
Although it's apparent I'm too
White and nerdy

Think I'm just too white and nerdy
Think I'm just too white and nerdy
I'm just too white and nerdy
How'd I get so white and nerdy

I been browsin', inspectin' X-Men comics
You know I collect 'em
The pens in my pocket, I must protect them
My ergonomic keyboard never leaves me bored
Shoppin' online for deals on some writable media
I edit Wikipedia
I memorized Holy Grail really well
I can recite it right now and have you R-O-T-F-L-O-L

I got a business doing websites (websites)
When my friends need some code, who do they call?
I do HTML for 'em all
Even made a homepage for my dog, yo
I got myself a fanny pack
They were havin' a sale down at The Gap
Spend my nights with a role of bubble wrap
Pop, pop - hope no one sees me gettin' freaky

I'm nerdy in the extreme
Whiter than sour cream
I was in AV club and glee club
And even the chess team
Only question I ever thought was hard
Was "Do I like Kirk or do I like Picard?"
Spend every weekend at the Renaissance Faire
Got my name on my underwear

They see me strollin', they're laughin'
And rollin' their eyes cause I'm so
White and nerdy

Just because I'm white and nerdy
Just because I'm white and nerdy
All because I'm white and nerdy
Holy cow, I'm white and nerdy

I wanna bowl with the gangstas
But oh well, it's obvious I'm
White and nerdy

Think I'm just too white and nerdy
Think I'm just too white and nerdy
I'm just too white and nerdy
Look at me I'm white and nerdy



White And Nerdy is the first (1st) song on the "Straight Outta Lynwood" album. It is a parody of "Ridin'" by Chamillionaire with new lyrics by "Weird Al" Yankovic.

If you have any e-mail regarding the "Weird Al" Yankovic portion of Hotel XVR27, send it to either . . . .
# PLEASE NOTE : I am NOT "Weird Al" Yankovic, though I wouldn't complain if I were.


LOL!

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Posted 06 October 2006 - 07:06 PM

Beck just released a new album October 3rd, 2006; it is called The Information. Excellent work; most songs on The Information have a cool, hip, sorta funky sound to them.

Track listing:

1. Elevator Music
2. Think I'm In Love
3. Cellphone's Dead
4. Strange Apparition
5. Soldier Jane
6. Nausea
7. New Round
8. Dark Star
9. We Dance Alone
10. No Complaints
11. 1000 BPM
12. Motorcade
13. The Information
14. Movie Theme
15. The Horrible Fanfare/Landslide Exoskeleton

I also liked his album Sea Change; even though it was one of those "boo hoo my GF just left me" type of albums. I guess I missed the one he released in 2005: Guero. I still got to check that one out. :)

The Information is really cool though.

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