Ooh, that's a good list, electricpawn
The ten greatest of music
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Thnx, rooperi
It would take me a while to come up with a list (I will probably just make a list of interesting bands and people), but how about a taste trysts (I think you would like this band)?
Squirrel Nut Zippers
Dec 27, 2012
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I just listened to "Put a lid on it", by Squirrel Nut Zippers, and I really liked it! Excellent choice, Conquistador
DePeche Mode, from the 1980s until at least 2005.
Now on a "world tour" --
http://countdown.depechemode.com/
Get the Balance Right...(all time favorite).
Another great thread, sharon!
EP, that's a helluva list! Except you missed one-Buddy Guy. And, I can't believe you didn't have Neil Young #1 and in caps!!
My faves (in no particular order):
Radiohead
Poi Dog Pondering-check 'em out. Pomegranate is a masterpiece.
The Verve
Tool-a friend once described them as "a heavier version of Pink Floyd"
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Beatles
Pink Floyd
Springsteen
Varelse, the members of Zeppelin were talented musicians, but, they plagarized many of their most popular songs. There is a lot of information about this. Here are just two links.
http://www.warr.org/zep.html#Thieves
http://myfivebest.com/led-zeppelin-a-cover-band-5-songs-stolen-by-led-zep/
A good spinoff to this thread could be best albums. For example, Moby's Play is a favorite, but his body of work keeps me from putting him on my list.
here is my list for the ten greatest music (maybe of all time)
1. Super Trooper
2. Mighty Jungle
3. Locomotion
4. Hey Mickey
5. Gangnam Style
6. Shalalalala
7. les ketchup
8. Jail House Rock
9. Exercise by: Yoyoy Villame
10. Kawawang Cowboy by: Fred Panopio or Obamas "Dont Call me baby"
1. The Clash
2. Funk and the Bitchgobblets ( who wrote Stairway to Heaven before led Zep stole it)
3. Spunkweasel
4. Jehtro Tull
5. Igy Pop
6. Jan Terry
7.Zigue Zigue Sputnik
8. Small Underwear and the Scream
9. Sisters of Froth
10. Metallica
Dec 28, 2012
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Conquistador wrote:
It is funny, Kid Rock lives in my hometown. His son went to my high school. I remember his son being there for a year before I graduated. He was really quiet and a bit of a troublemaker, but since I was older than him, I honestly did not give him very much attention, and I rarely passed by him.
That is very interesting.
I grew up just a bit west of there. Union Lake area. Never remember seeing Kid Rock though.
Folks would see Bob Seger occasionally, however.
Dec 28, 2012
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Trysts, why did you leave my thread. Do you know you are blacklisted 
?
Tim\Jeff Buckley
Bob Dylan
Lou Reed
Johnny Cash
Leonard Cohen
Cindy Lauper
Alanis Morrissette
Alicia Keys
Bryan Adams
Justin Bieber
cauliflowery wrote:
Dvořák
Schumann
Ravel
Mendelssohn
Sibelius
Grieg
Beethoven
Debussy
Tchaikovsky
Gershwin
Good choices, but no Mozart?
I do enjoy listening and playing Satie pieces. Pieczonka is also good.
pdela wrote:
Trysts, why did you leave my thread. Do you know you are blacklisted ?
Tim\Jeff Buckley
Bob Dylan
Lou Reed
Johnny Cash
Leonard Cohen
Cindy Lauper
Alanis Morrissette
Alicia Keys
Bryan Adams
Justin Bieber
You did that on purpose.
varelse1 wrote:
Conquistador wrote:
It is funny, Kid Rock lives in my hometown. His son went to my high school. I remember his son being there for a year before I graduated. He was really quiet and a bit of a troublemaker, but since I was older than him, I honestly did not give him very much attention, and I rarely passed by him.
That is very interesting.
I grew up just a bit west of there. Union Lake area. Never remember seeing Kid Rock though.
Folks would see Bob Seger occasionally, however.
I know that area...I think that is where my family took our dog to be boarded on vacations (or the vet...don't really remember). Yeah while I might have "technically" lived in Clarkston, I am more by the Davisburg/White Lake area. Or in general the boonies
Some of my favorite Blues artists:
Muddy Waters
John Lee Hooker
Howlin Wolf
Buddy Guy
B B King
Jimi Hendrix
Robert Johnson
Lead Belly
Etta James