Music tastes

[guyver1]

What kinda music is everyone into????

I must admit to just recently finding Judas Priest (even though they used to live 2 minutes up the road from i am now)
Metallica
Whitesnake
DIO
Rainbow

considering im only a yunggun i love the old stuff :cool:

[Jay]

Pop - Oooh Haven't Seen That For A While...

Good Line-up There Mate

Love Rock Guitar
Deep Purple
Gary Moore
Joe Satriani
Steve Vai
Sabbath
Meat Loaf
Ladysmith Black Mambazo

[Jonnyfp]

Led zep
pre black metallica
Black crowes
Skids
Foo fighters but thats just a few.

[Jim]

Iron Maiden, Motorhead, Deep Purple, Saxon, Judas Priest from the early days but having 2 teenagers and Sky I am now listening to Limp Bizcuit, linkin Park, Puddle of Mud,The Darkness,Foo Fighters, Feeder, Eminem, Prodigy,Faithless, Lost Phrophets and Good Charlotte.

Physically old, mentally still young.

[Jay]

Surprised Not To See Any Nelly Furtado Fans On Here...........bizarre To Say The Least

[Jim]

But Mrs R just loves Katie Melua !

[Jay]

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[acidpixie]

hmmm...

heart,nash the slash, puddle of mudd, trance , drum & bass, eliza carthy, christina agrielera (i know!) levelers, rickie lee jones, coptic rain, madness, king tubby, the skatalites, massive attack, nickle creek, b-tribe, bob marley, alice deejay, lambchop, neil young & joe jackson spring to mind.

[Jim]

hmmm...

& joe jackson spring to mind.
Yep, Joe Jackson is definately cool.

'different for girls' cool song.

[Yoda]

Rap,Reggae,techno,rock,pop,disco,ska, infact i like everything except for.........Opera

rap,reggae and techno are my favourites..although i like to relax to a bit of Dido (I said Dido not Dildo) :D :D :D

Yoda

[shadowdragon]

I see most of the ones l like on the lists. I also like Jethro Tull.

[triker_gal]

I see most of the ones l like on the lists. I also like Jethro Tull.
Shaggy's fav :D

[big gal]

im very into an American band called-hottie and the blowfish! not many peeps will have heard of them,they not that big over here,if you get the chance to listen to a few of their tracks you wont be dissapointed, especially if you enjoy laid back, American- :) country, soft- rock! Oh yeah and i absolutely love Thunder! :D

[Rabid]

Anything by ian anderson Jethro Tull, i also like ELO, Sabbath im easily pleased but please dont tell the missus not keen on opera or rap and that garage sh!te the kids play it all the time and it all sounds the same. I am beginning to sound like my old man. But do like some classical if im in the mood for it vivaldi's four seasons is ace,

[big gal]

AAaah yeah the 4 seasons is a masterpiece indeed :)

[jediross]

Total 'metal-head' myself, like most on here i should imagine. metallica, queenryche, priest, maiden etc etc but also like to chill out to likes of coldplay, norah jones etc.

:eek: :cool:

[Rabid]

infact im listening to that now with a large glass of scotch :)

[big gal]

cooooooooooollllllll

[Jay]

I thought it was the four tops.........anyone heard of YANNI

[big gal]

No :confused: aint heard of YAnni? wot are they?

[Jay]

He's a sort of Jean Michell-Jarre but with classical sort of tinge

[ForestFred]

Everything from Alabama Thunderpussy to Zager and Evans :)

[MrFluffy]

hmmmm, now for some more less classic biker music :)
Dave Clarke (devils advocate and his more usual trancy sets too), Richie Hawtin (plastikman), Sven Vaith, Mz Kitten, dj balthazar, umek, madonna, pantera/clawfinger/slayer for when im in one of them stinky moods, lynard skinnards freebird (i hate the rest of their songs), beastie boys, rage against the machine, dead kennerdys, robbie williams, mobey, amon tobin, paul oakenfold, john digweed, faithless, underworld, apollo 440, some drum n bass, some eminem, Mr Scruff (trouser jazz, the fish song etc), banco de gaia, etc etc. What have you really . Do the usual stuff when it comes on the radio out of nostalgia from when i was 15 and thought thats how I had to be, but wouldnt bother buying it cos half the "hardcases" turned out to be frauds anyway..
Music with no lyrics... Just my own thoughts and beats.....

[Bosun]

Jethro Tull is my big thing, and Ian Andersons solo stuff
and dare i say it Elton John (what a showman)
Alan Parsons Project, was lucky enough to see Lindisfarne before breakup, Steeleye Span,and tommorrow Status Quo.
but music taste is ecclectic to say the least



and of Course All About Eve..WOW

[bikervamp]

aLLSORTS ,Rammstein - Their vocalist needs mothering. Iron maiden , metallica , murderdolls , ac/dc , any classic rock - deep purple etc , country hick sort of music , dunno loads of stuff - depends where I am , intoxication levels to what I have on to annoy the eardrums with.

[BigBod]

Cor blimy, I like loads of stuff, I'm still pretty much stuck in the 70's and 80's though.

Especially like The Jam, they was a local group when I lived in Woking, all the 2-Tone stuff, Bad Manners, The Beat, UB40, The Clash, Stiff Little Fingers, Derek & Clive, Judge Dredd to name but a few.

I had a bit of an identity crisis back then, I was a skinny 'ead with the red harrington jacket and fred perry and stay press trousers and DM's but used to ride round on an XS250, no wonder I was always bloody cold! It was good fun chasing the scooters around Guildford though.

[Gypsy]

deep purple (we took a trip to sweden just to see them last nov)
wasp
skid row
early metallica
megadeth
aerosmith
ac/dc
deeds
motorhead
rainbow
alice cooper
black sabbath
led zeppelin
skyclad (been into them since the celtics this year)
some classical
some reggae
used to be a massive iron maiden fan,, but have really gone off them over the last couple of years,


looks out for doros list.... its an amazing range

[Santa]

Acoustic blues.
Electric blues.
Chicago blues.
Basin Street blues.
Country blues.............


I see a bit of a pattern emerging here :D

[bikervamp]

It would seem so wouldnt it , must be a biker thing.

[blackhack]

Rammestien, for when im in a kick ass mood.

Enigma, for when im in a chill out mood.

Trance music, for when im driving at work.

and just about every thing else for the rest of the time......

[Rabid]

Enya is good for chilling out to with a nice glass of malt.

[Mitch]

Hmmm, where to start...

A bit of a folkie by nature - mainly stuff by Fairport Convention and Jethro Tull; have gone down the road of 'Death Folk' lately - recently bought Mrs R a CD called 'Love, Death and the Lady' by Shirley & Dolly Collins (from about '73) for her birthday after hearing a track on Radio 2 one night (lots of songs about love, death, rejection and war - nice fluffy folky stuff with yer finger in yer ear, Not!).

If I'm in need of a chill out, I stick some Mike Oldfield on (or Air, but we've played their albums to death in the car recently). He still rocks after all this time (saw him in Horseguards Parade, London back in 1997 when Tubular Bells 3 came out and it completely p1ssed it down!)

There is also a heavier side to me, I was brought up on Motorhead and Saxon (1980 – Ace of Spades and Wheels of Steel - not that new-fangled version from't Celtics this year), that drifted into Iron Maiden and Metallica (as someone else said, before the 'Black' album :eek: ) - very happy that Maiden are still going (saw them at Download last year). Combining Folk and Thrash, I used to love Skyclad – though that's the original with Martin Valkieure (or how ever you spell his name, ex of Sabbat) singing - they've gone all fluffy now.

I also attempt to play the guitar and mandolin now and again (yeah, I do mean attempt! Just ask Mrs R!!) - I was in a thrash band (playing lead) just after I left school so I now nick sprog's guitar if I get the urge – well, when he's got this gert big Marshall 4x12 stack in his bedroom you've just got to haven't you? :D

[Huw Beer Monster]

I used to love Skyclad – though that's the original with Martin Valkieure (or how ever you spell his name, ex of Sabbat)

Martin Walkyier. I used to work with Frazer Craske's (Sabbat's Bassist) dad :)

[Gypsy]

Hmmm, where to start...

A bit of a folkie by nature - mainly stuff by Fairport Convention and Jethro Tull; have gone down the road of 'Death Folk' lately - recently bought Mrs R a CD called 'Love, Death and the Lady' by Shirley & Dolly Collins (from about '73) for her birthday after hearing a track on Radio 2 one night (lots of songs about love, death, rejection and war - nice fluffy folky stuff with yer finger in yer ear, Not!).

If I'm in need of a chill out, I stick some Mike Oldfield on (or Air, but we've played their albums to death in the car recently). He still rocks after all this time (saw him in Horseguards Parade, London back in 1997 when Tubular Bells 3 came out and it completely p1ssed it down!)

There is also a heavier side to me, I was brought up on Motorhead and Saxon (1980 – Ace of Spades and Wheels of Steel - not that new-fangled version from't Celtics this year), that drifted into Iron Maiden and Metallica (as someone else said, before the 'Black' album :eek: ) - very happy that Maiden are still going (saw them at Download last year). Combining Folk and Thrash, I used to love Skyclad – though that's the original with Martin Valkieure (or how ever you spell his name, ex of Sabbat) singing - they've gone all fluffy now.

I also attempt to play the guitar and mandolin now and again (yeah, I do mean attempt! Just ask Mrs R!!) - I was in a thrash band (playing lead) just after I left school so I now nick sprog's guitar if I get the urge – well, when he's got this gert big Marshall 4x12 stack in his bedroom you've just got to haven't you? :D

i last see maiden on the last night of the clive burr charity shows, had a good blast thought, ended up back stage and a few of us even managed to weasle our way to the private party... think we fell outta thhat bar at about 5.30 am :D

[Simon B]

Blazin Squad
Britney
Busted
The Darkness
Justin Timberlake
Robbie Williams

And I'm still shocked that we dont hear much of the above at Rallies THANK GOD

But Seriously

Rage against the Machine, Audioslave, Led Zep, Rammstein, Metallica, Steve Earl, Springsteen, Clash, the list goes on and on.

[Mitch]

Martin Walkyier. I used to work with Frazer Craske's (Sabbat's Bassist) dad :)

All together now, YOU LUCKY, LUCKY BArSTARD!!!

Last time I saw Sabbat was at the Duchess of York pub in Leeds (now gone sadly to make way for yet another shopping centre - sniff!) bloody years ago.

The pub was tiny, the stage was only about a foot off the ground with a low ceiling. You'd still get a few folk stagediving (myself included - bashed my knee at that gig, when I hit the floor from 2ft 6! - :eek: ) that was until some daft sod went to jump off the amp, went flying through the air and went 'urk!' when he caught his neck on't cables taped to the ceiling!!!!!!

[Simon B]

Mitch that sounds likee a gig worth watching, if not just for the comedy stage diving.

[krammer]

alabama 3 nick cave, the beta band, bram van 3000, floyd ,roger waters, faithless plus just about all the other bands mentioned, aint music just the best? ps does anyone around the brum area remember a pub call bogarts on new street? it was eventually closed down by the powers that be.

[Dougie]

New Model Army,Rammstein (AMAZING live!),Rory Gallagher,Sensational Alex Harvey Band,Type O Negative,The Byrds,Stabbing Westward,Rush (got tickets for Glasgow,last saw them Farewell to Kings tour),Hayseed Dixie,Sisters of Mercy,Nazareth,Yes,Jethro Tull,Chili Peppers,Hawkwind,Gong,Neil Young,Purple,Zep,etc etc.

[Jonnyfp]

I will admit to listening to Mike Oldfield when i need to relax.
also but led zep have song for evey mood i think.
been into them from a very early age learned to play stairway at 11. properly too. :D

Oh Kings X too sometimes. ty tabors solos are so mellow.

[STEViE]

I will admit to listening to Mike Oldfield when i need to relax.
also but led zep have song for evey mood i think.
been into them from a very early age learned to play stairway at 11. properly too. :D

Oh Kings X too sometimes. ty tabors solos are so mellow.


I like a bit of Kings X meself, got a couple of their albums.

I listen to all sorts of stuff, nearly always have (apart from a brief period when I got into heavy metal around the time of Judas Priest's 'Sin After Sin' album. When if it wasn't METAL :rolleyes: it wasn't sh!t .... actually there was a lot of sh!t)


For many years now I've thought along the lines of

There's music I like
There's music I don't like
An' then there's the stuff I ain't heard yet.

It works for me

I've got me favorites - Steve Earle (bit obvious that :rolleyes: ) an' Tom Waits, but I listen to loads of stuff.

[Simon B]

Bloody hell Stevie, I never knew you liked Steve earl as well ;)

Yeah I know its the lowest form of whit.