Favorite Music :)

Dan said:
Between 1963 and 1983 I was a rock/pop/soul music fanatic - music was by far my biggest interest. I am still interested but no longer a fanatic. My musical taste is still about the same as during that period. My favorite artists, in more or less chronological order:

Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Kinks, The Supremes, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, The Velvet Underground, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, John Lennon (as post-Beatles solo artist), Derek & The Dominos (Clapton on lead guitar), Rod Stewart, David Bowie, Roxy Music, The Sex Pistols, The Clash, The Ramones, Joy Division (the band that later turned into New Order)

I was also quite keen on jazz-rock, reggae and blues.

During the 1990s I became interested in modern country-rock and fell in love with the music of Emmy-Lou Harris, Lucinda Williams, Dwight Yoakam and Steve Earle, to mention but a few.

I still go to rock concerts, though not as often as before and I have seen the majority of the artists mentioned live. Best concert ever? Either Emmy-Lou Harris at a small rock club 7 or 8 years ago or David Bowie 1976, during his "Thin White Duke"-tour!
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Those were the days , Dan my dear friend , those were the days , when Music actually was Music , I also was and still am a big fan of Joy division , i even made a trip north whilst i lived in the united kingdom to visit the grave of Ian Curtis he was the voice of all of our alienation and fears ,Siouxsie and the banshees are still my favourite band as they have been for a good few decades or more and i am still very much in love with that wonderful woman siouxsie sioux and her music as i have been for many years
 
dragon(ele)nerd said:
Hey alright, everyone has different views like even several teachers I know who are like in their 40's prefer hip hop over the old stuff their used to.
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well the teachers and 40s year olds bit fits me , but definitely not the hip hop ,id rather watch paint dry, id rather listen to the old stuff anyday
 
Here is a good new one if you are a country music fan.


 
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Got heaps of random stuff on my phone.

Bob Marley and the wailers
Muse (who were amazing at Big Day Out this year)
Jack Johnson
John Mayer
Matt Costa
Ben Harper
Xavier Rudd
Lilly Allen
Lisa Mitchell
Dizzee Rascal
Arctic Monkeys
AFI
Bob Dylan
Blink-182
Cat Empire
Children Collide
Coldplay
Damien Rice
Damien Marley
Empire of the Sun
Technoboy
MGMT
Newton Faulkner
Paolo Nutini
Hilltop Hoods
Jamie T
John Butler Trio
and Josh Pyke

Those are my favourites at the moment. But loads loads more. :)
 
Jarkari your music taste looks pretty Triple J if you ask me.

Did you listen to the hottest 100 and what did you think?
 
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I do listen to triple J. missed the start of the hottest 100 as I was working. But spent the arvo at the local with some mates listening to it.

Usually don't listen to the radio much. I listen to my iphone in the car.
 
Hungarian folk influenced by jazz

Beata Palya


This lyrics is hungarian and bulgarian. Enjoy!
 
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Cat-man, not trying to critisise you here, but what is about the previous songs you've posted about, that you like.

Just intrested to see what you like in music.
 
Dom said:
Cat-man, not trying to critisise you here, but what is about the previous songs you've posted about, that you like.

Just intrested to see what you like in music.
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dont know, there is not really anymusic that i don't like.
and i like kissing girls
 
Blackduiker

I've been around since the '50s and have a broad taste in music. These are some of my favorites through the years in no particular order:

Stevie Wonder
Take 6
Earth, Wind & Fire
The Beatles
Minnie Ripperton
Mariah Carey
Barbra Streisand
Curtis Mayfield
Sly and the Family Stone
George Duke
George Benson
The Temptations
Michael Jackson
Roberta Flack
Simon and Garfunkle
Paul Simon
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
George Harrison
Sade
Frank Sinatra
Nat King Cole
Envogue
Norman Brown
Cece Winans
Virtue
Jackie Wilson
Amel Larrieux
Ray Charles
The Sounds of Blackness
Marvin Gaye
Smokey Robinson
Loretta Lynn
Jimmy Hendrix
 
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