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Off-Topic => Off-Topic: Talk about anything you want. => Topic started by: -Lady Noir- on August 27, 2009, 12:59:27 PM
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Hard i know. I have SO many, but here are 10 of mine.
David Bowie
Pink Floyd
The Doors
The Who
The Rolling Stones
The Beatles
Led Zeppelin
Jethro Tull
Metallica
Iron Maiden
I could really go on & on.........
ELO
Dire Straits
Ozzy Osbourne
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Guns N Roses
Deep Purple
Lynard Skynard
The Eagles
Pantera
Nirvana
Alice In Chains
Soundgarden
Smashing Pumpkins
Pearl Jam
Cat Stevens
Jimi Hendrix
Cream
Aerosmith
Def Leppard
Tool
Silverchair
Incubus
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Cat Stevens
Bon Jovi
three for shout
Beatles
Brooks and Dunn
those twins -- "Shout, Shout, Let it all out"
Police
Journey - Steve Perry
Pink Flloyd
Joplin
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Beverly Sills
Placido Domingo
Jeffrey Trent Cook
Audra McDonald
Freddie Mercury
YoYo Ma
Ella Fitzgerald
Jacque Brel
Jerry Orbach
John Denver
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the beach boys
shania twain
brooks and dunn ( i'm to young to die twirl) :rofl;
billy joel
pink
lady gaga
cat stevens(yousef islam)
queen
guns and roses
richy valens
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Josh Turner
Mac Davis
Glen Campbell
Elvis
Alison Krauss
Taylor Swift
John Denver
Ronnie Milsap
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the beach boys
shania twain
brooks and dunn ( i'm to young to die twirl) :rofl;
billy joel
pink
lady gaga
cat stevens(yousef islam)
queen
guns and roses
Brooks and Dunne -- I knew they would grow on you!!!!!!!!! :cheer: :cheer:
I forgot Guns and Roses and Keith Urban -- what a babe
EDITED:Fixed quote tag error-kitkatz,Moderator
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Almost anything country, or by Beethoven (his 9th symphony is my fave), cajun, blues. No heavy metal, no screaming stuff, NO RAP, no gangsta music.
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lady Noir your choices look like my CD collection.
Cant name top ten but Aerosmith is one of my alltime favs from the years past.
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NO RAP, no gangsta music
:yahoo;
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Almost anything country, or by Beethoven (his 9th symphony is my fave), cajun, blues. No heavy metal, no screaming stuff, NO RAP, no gangsta music.
Did you read or see The Soloist? Even if you're not a movie or enjoy reading, this would inspired the Beethoven love in you.
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George Strait
Aerosmith
Alan Jackson
Brooks and Dunn
Reba
Mostly Country :yahoo;
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The Grateful Dead
The Beatles
Eric Clapton
Pink Floyd
The Rolling Stones
The Who
Sublime
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Bob Dylan
The Beach Boys
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Gosh, I will really have to think about this, but Lady Noir - I am very glad to see you list included Iron Maiden!
I will make a start, and despite the fact that they are all metal bands, I do listen to a wide range of other music (it's just that metal is my favourite):
Iron Maiden
Suicidal Tendencies
LORD
Sepultura
Possessed
Testament
early Metallica
Slayer
However, if I had to name favourite songs, the list would be quite different. Included would be: "How Will I Laugh Tomorrow" by Suicidal Tendencies, "Dear God" by XTC, and "'Wuthering Heights" by Kate Bush
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The Grateful Dead
The Beatles
Eric Clapton
Pink Floyd
The Rolling Stones
The Who
Sublime
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Bob Dylan
The Beach Boys
WOW, how did i miss this one.. :lol;
and cycobully, i had to laugh how you included the 'early' before Metallica :clap; as much as i respect them, their new stuff is rather embarrasing!
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Metallica ( early & some new )
Mercy Me
Stevie Ray Vaughn
ZZ Top
Korn
NIN
Beatles
AC/DC
Lynard Skynard
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Jimi Hendrix
The Doors
Janis Joplin
Toby Keith ( some songs )
Robbie Robertson and the Red Road Ensemble
Black Lodge Singers
Douglas Spotted Eagle
RibbonTown formerly known as White Thunder
Casting Crowns
Third Day
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The Grateful Dead
The Beatles
Eric Clapton
Pink Floyd
The Rolling Stones
The Who
Sublime
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Bob Dylan
The Beach Boys
WOW, how did i miss this one.. :lol;
What's so funny about my list?
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Garth Brooks (Best concert eva)
Taylor Swift
Bon Jovi
Montgomery Gentry
Nickelback
Trace Adkins (met him...OMG)
Josh Turner
Rodney Atkins
Billy Joel
George Strait - and a little story bout George. As any country fans know George doesn't make the rounds very often. He only averages 26 shows per year. When i heard he was coming to town my best friend and I rushed to get tix. I wasnt feeling well as the weeks dragged closer to the show. The day before the show i decided to go to the ER so I could take care of the issue and not miss it. That however was not in the cards. After waiting 10 years to see King George himself, I was admitted to a hospital room across the street from the venue where I was so kindly treated to watching all the cowboy hat laden boys going into the arena for the concert i would miss.GGGRRRRRRRRRRR.
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Ah, too hard to pick just 10.
Here's the ten at the top of my most played list at the moment, though, in no particular order -
Robbie Robertson
Sarah McLachlan
Paul Simon
Michael Buble
Etta James
Joss Stone
John Mayer
Jack Johnson
Jason Mraz
Bruce Hornsby
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Jimi Hendrix
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Ry Cooder
Gary Moore
James Taylor
Elgar (Symphony No.1)
Randy Crawford
Prince
Beatles
Free
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Hmmm...based on what I just put on my MP3 player,
Sirenia
Breed 77
Bach
Kitka
Lady Gaga
Everlast
Pink
Gnarles Barkley
Three Days Grace
The Ting Tings
A.R. Rahman
anything performed by Rachel Barton Pine
Praetorius: Dances from Terpischore
Happy Rhodes
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Green Day
Spinnerette
One Republic
Adam Lambert
Korn
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The Grateful Dead
The Beatles
Eric Clapton
Pink Floyd
The Rolling Stones
The Who
Sublime
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Bob Dylan
The Beach Boys
WOW, how did i miss this one.. :lol;
What's so funny about my list?
Oops.. the " :lol;" was for my own comment, your list is amazing, and i wondered how i could comment & totally miss your list. If i had of noticed, i would have surely complimented you on it :2thumbsup;
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Oh, ok. The cool thing is that I have seen most of them live. The ones I did not see was Sublime and the Beatles (I have seen Paul though)
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Wow.. jealous!
The Who came here last year, i was gutted i couldn't go. The Stones a few years ago too.. and Pink Floyd even. :bow;
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I saw the Who's farewell concert tour in New York ... I believe in 1982. lol Ooops. The first time I saw the Stones was in 1981 in Florida with The Henry Paul Band and Van Halen. The show was all general admission so we got there at 4am. I got up to the second row. I saw Pink Floyd in Los Angeles in the late 80's it was a VERY cool show. I was a huge Doors fan in high school. They actually played at the high school in the next town over but I was way too young. My aunt went. I also have an uncle who was in the recording industry in the 60's. He worked sound at Woodstock. He has some really great stories about hanging out with a lot of the artists from that era. Music has always been a big part of my life (over 100 Grateful Dead concerts, lol).
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Wow, that's amazing! I'd love to hear these stories :secret;
I reakon i was born in the wrong era. I should have been born in like 1949. Talk about ducked out being born in 1984 :thumbdown;
Ah well. My Dad introduced me to my passion for Classic Rock, and i can introduce my daughter. Her fave band is The Rolling Stones, and it's an awesome feeling! She's only 4!
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and cycobully, i had to laugh how you included the 'early' before Metallica :clap; as much as i respect them, their new stuff is rather embarrasing!
Yeah, it just ain't the same, is it? Good luck to them, and all, but what they have done from the 1990's onwards is not for me.
Oh, and YLGuy made me think of another question on this subject - how many of the bands people are listing have they seen live? Of my list I have seen every one of the bands (some of them multiple times) except for Possessed. I'll re-post the list and the number of times I have seen each band:
Iron Maiden x 1 (best damn concert I have ever been to)
Suicidal Tendencies (too many times to count off the top of my head)
LORD x 4 (and again tomorrow night!)
Sepultura x 1
Possessed x 0 - damn :(((
Testament x 1
Metallica x 2
Slayer x 3 (should have been x 4, but they cancelled the last one at the last minute)
Also - Megadeth should really be on this list. Have seen them x 2.
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Who have I seen in concert? lol:
Grateful Dead 113
Kiss 2
Yes
Allman Bros.
Doobie Bros.
Foghat
Outlaws
Van Halen 2
Rolling Stones 2
Clapton
Ted Nugent
David Johanson 2
The Who 2
The Clash
Neil Young
Crosby Stills, Nash & Young
Yes 2
Jerry Garcia Band (too many)
Rat Dog (many as well)
Aerosmith
New Riders of the Purple Sage
Kingfish
Leon Russel
Jorma Kaukonen 4
Hot Tuna 2
Chicago
Phil Collins
Robin Trower
NRBQ
Ray Charles
Bob Dylan 2
Tom Petty 2
Jethro Tull
Pink Floyd
Tracy Chapman
Nils Lofgrin
Billy Idol
Beach Boys
Ziggy marley
Little Feat
Paul McCartney
David Bowie
Journey
Santana
The Dirty Dozen band
Bobby McFerrin
Jackson Browne
Joe Satriani
John Fogerty
Joan Baez
Kris Kristopherson
Aaron Neville
I am sure there are more but those are the ones I saved my tickets from. First tickets cost me $8.50.
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David Bowie!!! :yahoo;
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That's a lot of concerts! I've only ever been to one - Satriani at the Gem in Detroit, ages and ages ago. My first and last. I sneezed for the next two days. Pot smoke and I don't agree, and of course, we had seats in the back of beyond at the top of the balcony.
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How about:
Yes
Rush
Marcus Miller
Stanley Clarke
Bela Fleck
Jeff Lorber
Yanni
John Tesh
Black Sabbath
Gustav Holtz
I know that's all over the place, but I just love all kinds of music!
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Rancid
Van Halen (Diamond Dave era)
Testament
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
David Bowie
311
Tool
Megadeth
actually I like loud music...yeah just make it loud and I will like it.