General Discussion: Listen

[Mr_Inconspicous]

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rancidpunk wrote:

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Mr_Inconspicous wrote:

Like loads of stuff.

Went to HMV to day and bought Arctic Monkeys new album, Miles Kanes album, Jimi Hendrix comp and Tini Tempah.

• Britpop/Madchester stuff
• Grunge
• Indie/indie rock ect
• Punk, agian all different types from The Clash through to pop punk bands like Paramore and Blink 182
• Heavy metal bands like AC/DC, Black Sabbath
• Even dance/RnB. Chase n Status, Nero, B.O.B, Tinie Tempah

And no iPod is complete unless its got some Elton John on there

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You sound a lot like my missus, music taste wise that is! I got her into punk quite a way back now giving her a rather eclectic ipod (including Elton John)

What's the Miles Kane album like by the way? Love Inhaler, but get a feeling that'll be the most balls out song on the album.

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It's a decent enough album. I think it will grow on me. Sort of a cross over of the Rascals and the Last Shaddow Puppets (no surprise really tbh) bit of a 60's sound but modern at the same time if you know I mean.

Rearrange

Rearrange Skream remix not usually one to like remixes of bands but this a good effort imo

Come Closer (live)

Kingcrawler

Better Left Invisible  Think the uploader of this video has put the whole album up.

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No iPod is complete with out some Elton John on it 

[Soundgarden91]

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Mr_Inconspicous wrote:

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Soundgarden91 wrote:

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Mr_Inconspicous wrote:

• Grunge

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Yeahah grunge ftw

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Nirvana FTW

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I think Chris Cornell has one of best voices in rock and lyrically he stands out from other prominent grunge bands such as Nirvana (Kurt Cobain) and Alice In Chains (Staley/Cantrell). Matt Cameron is one of the most talented and innovative drummers alive today, just listen to  Like Suicide and the noises Kim Thayil makes are unreal. The dirty, dark guitar in 4th July is one of many examples. Not forgetting Ben Shepherd who really needs more recognition, just listen to the basslines in Spoonman

I Really think Soundgarden deserve more recognition as a band, most people are likely to favor Nirvana out of the Seattle Grunge bands, the fact is Soundgarden are far superior to Nirvana, and any other Grunge band of the 90's (In my opinion) so that includes Nirvana Alice In Chains Pearl Jam Stone Temple Pilots Mudhoney Screaming Trees and so on...

To put the above bands in rank order (Favorite to least favorite):
Soundgarden
Pearl Jam
Alice In Chains
Screaming Trees
Stone Temple Pilots
Mudhoney

Nirvana

[TheMiitch]

Primarily Blues/Rock but my horizons have expanded to all kinds through the last few years.

Most of it is purchased/ripped in 320kbps MP3, with my fave stuff ripped from CD in WAV-LPCM for PS3 and FLAC for PC.

Though I have one version of Bat Out Of Hell that weighs in at nearly 400MB (that's just the one song); it's a WAV-LPCM file, 2Ch/32-Bit Float/166.4KHz, ripped from a pristine vinyl with minimal correction. Takes up some space but bloody hell does it sound good.

Big List...

AC DC
Adele
Aerosmith
Afroman
Al Green
Albert King
Allman Brothers Band
Amon Tobin
Aperture Science Psychoacoustics Laboratory
Bach
Barabara Bonney (Ave Maria)
B.B. King
Beethoven
Black Sabbath
Blind Faith
Blur
Bob Dylan
Bob Marley
Brian Adams
Brian Eno
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Brunning Sunflower Blues Band
Buddy Buy
Carlos Santana
Chris Rea
Clint Mansell
Coldplay
Compilations
Coolio
Counting Crows
Cream
David Bowie
David Gilmour
Deep Purple
Derek & The Dominos
Dire Straits
Divinyls
Dr. Dre
Duran Duran
Dusty Springfield
Elbow
Elmore James
Elton John
Emmerson, Lake & Palmer
Eric Clapton
Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood
Fatboy Slim
50 Cent
Fleetwood Mac
Freddie King
Freddie Mercury
Fun Lovin' Criminals
George Fenton
George Harrison
Gnarls Barkley
Gorillaz
Guns 'N' Roses
Hans Zimmer
Howlin' Wolf
Hubert Sumlin
James Brown
James Horner
Jeff Beck
Jesper Kyd
Jimi Hendrix
John Lee Hooker
John Lennon
John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers
John Williams (Composer)
John Williams (Guitarist)
Johnny Cash
Joni Mitchell
Kings Of Leon
Led Zeppelin
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Manic Street Preachers
Marvin Gaye
Massive Attack
Meat Loaf
Metallica
Michael Giacchino
Michael Jackson
Michael Nyman
Micheal O Suilleabhain
Mike Oldfield
Motorhead
Mozart
Muddy Waters
Nickelback
Nirvana
No Doubt
Norman Greenbaum
Oasis
Other Soundtracks
Otis Redding
Peter Green
Peter Green & Nigel Watson
Pink
Pink Floyd
Podcasts
Queen
Radiohead
Ray Charles
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
REM
Robbie Williams
Robert Johnson
Robert Randolph
Rory Gallagher
Saliva
Satie
Seal
Sheryl Crow
Steve Joblonsky
Steve Winwood
Strauss
Stereophonics
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Stevie Wonder
T.Rex
Tasmin Archer
Team America
The Animals
The Beach Boys
The Beatles
The Beautiful South
The Darkness
The Doors
The Rolling Stones
The Verve
The White Stripes
The Who
The Yardbirds
Thomas Newman
Tracy Chapman
U2
Unknown Artist
Walter Trout Band
ZZ Top

[Mr_Inconspicous]

Mr I's Big List...

AC/DC
Adele
Aerosmith

Angels and Airwaves

Arcade Fire

Arctic Monkeys

Athlete

Ash

The Automatic

Baby Shambles

Badly Drawn Boy
Black Sabbath

Beady Eye

The Beatles

The Beautiful South

Beck

Biffy Clryo

Bloc Party
Blur

B.o.B.

Bob Dylan
Bob Marley

The Bravery

Buzzcocks

Calvin Harris

Chase and Status

Chemical Brother

The Clash

Coldplay

The Coral

The Courteeners

The Cure

The Darkness
David Bowie

Dead By Sunrise

Dizzee Rascal

Doves

Editors
Elbow
Elton John

The Enemy
Eric Clapton

Faithless

Fall Out Boy
Fatboy Slim

Feeder

The Foo Fighters

Franz Ferdinand

Thr Fratellies
The Futureheads

Gallows

Garbage

Good Charlotte
Gorillaz

Green Day
Guns 'N' Roses

Happy Mondays

Hard-Fi

Hayley Williams

The Hives

Hole

Hurts

Ian Brown

Iggy Pop

Inspiral Carpets

The Jam

Jamie T
Jimi Hendrix
John Lennon
Johnny Cash

Kaiser Cheifs

Kasabian

Keane

Kids In Glass Houses

The Killers
Kings Of Leon

The Klaxons

Kooks

The Last Shaddow Puppets
Led Zeppelin

The Liberteens

Linkin Park
Manic Street Preachers

Maximo Park

MGMT

Milburn

Miles Kane

Mona

Mumford and Sons

Muse

N Dubz

Neil Diamond

N.E.R.D.

Nero

New Order

New Found Glory
Nirvana
No Doubt
Oasis

Paramore

Paul Weller

Pearl Jam

Pendulum

Plan B

Placebo

Primal Scream

The Prodigy
Pink Floyd

Pulp

Queen

Queens Of The Stone Age

The Raconteurs

The Ramones

The Rascals

Razorlight

Red Hot Chilli Peppers
REM
The Rolling Stones
Seal

Spandau Ballet

The Smiths

Status Quo
Stereophonics
Stevie Wonder

The Strokes

The Stone Roses

The Subways

Sum 41

Tinie Tempah

The Vaccines

The Verve

We are Scientists

Weezer

White Lies

The White Stripes

The Who

The Wombats

U2

You Me At Six

ZZ Top

30h!3

30 Seconds to Mars

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[JaKeUtd]

Mainly Indie Rock, Indie Pop, Alternative, New Rave and Folk music.

Artists such as The Smiths, Joy Division, White Lies, Feeder, John Butler Trio, William Fitzsimmons, Kings of Leon, Passion Pit, The Temper Trap, The Cure, Mumford & Sons, Jose Gonzalez, Foals, Jamie T, Hurts etc... A wide range of Indie music.

[fenian]

orchestral, piano, clasical, punk, electronic, dance, country, concrete...

I tend not to like pop, as I generally find that it could have been brain candy but for mass appeal the brain candy was taken away, however I can sometimes delight in bands for all the wrong reasons usually asian pop.

Kinda stuff like...

Black Flag, Eric Satie, Aphex Twin, Boards of Canada, Mum, Bloody Beetroots, Mastodon, Cash, Ghost Poet, Kate Bush, Janis Joplin, ~M~, The Animals, The Specials ( actually any ska will make me happy and dance like a nut ), Dropkick Murphys, SMOG (Bill Callahan), Thin Lizzy...

The list goes on, you get the idea, good music no matter the genres, might be popular might not.

[Vespertine_Seas]

Mostly Black Metal with a mythical twist, such as Immortal, Orkrist, Summoning etc. It all depends on my mood, though. I also listen to the Waterboys and Creedence Clearwater Revival.  Go figure...

[Domiiinatrix]

Everything from death metal to The Fureys and Davy Arthur Anything as long as it's good......listening to alot of BB King and Otis Redding lately.

If anyone knows a man who can sing like Otis and play like BB and look like a younger Tom Araya, give him my number

[cloudsheaven]

Man anything! i love it, from metal to classical. Its all related in some way.

John Frusciante. Soundgarden, The Flaming Lips, Sigur Ros, Nick Cave and Warren ellis, Pink Floyd, Mars Volta, Opeth, Radiohead, Sly and the family stone, Parliament/Funkadelic, Frank Zappa, Midlkae, Oceansize, Explosion in the sky, efterklang, The smiths, Deftones, Pearl Jam, Eels, John Grant, Eddie vedder. Olafur Arnalds, Bat for lashes. Tool...

i could go on and on

[Dr_Kung]

I like allsorts these days. I used to cling to specific genres like metal, punk etc, but resently I've started expanding abit and listening to rock inspired dance like The Prodigy and Pendulum. Also been into my Ska alot as of late to by bands like The Specials and Reel Big Fish.