What Music Do You Listen To?

[FreeFreddy]

I know, this topic existed already when the old design of Abandonia was there, but now we have a lot of new members joined here, so it would be interesting to know what kind of music and what composers especially of it you all listen to.
So let's begin with me (of course :sneaky: ). Actually I like anything that sounds good, with the exception od Rap and Hip-Hop, but those are my special favourites: Falco, Manowar, Rhapsody, Motorcycle (they seem to have brought out only 1 song as yet...), Enigma and Chopin.
Not it's your turn. ;)

[Martin]

Metal.

Metallica rocks!

[Havell]

Metal's my favourite too (Dragonforce are my favourite, thanks to Chef Boyardee for introducing me to them). Falco is also good (thanks to FreeFreddy for telling me about them). i'm also partial to a bit of AC/DC every now and then.

[FreeFreddy]

Does anyone of you know OP:L Bastards? And especially their song Scorpius? (Probably Tom or Titan could...)

[Stroggy]

Movie soundtracks mostly.

And classical... nothing beats Wagner at full volume to wake up

[Red Diablo]

Well of course THIS !!! (http://www.viole89.com/mp3/Manchester%20united%20-%20Glory%20glory%20man%20united.mp3) :[img]http://www.abandonia.com/forum/html/emoticons/laugh.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='laugh.gif' />

But other than that:

Metallica, Monster Magnet, Iron Maiden, Guns 'n' Roses, Rammstein and most anything else with fat drums and a heavy base... :evil:

Also many of the classic rock bands like Pretty Maids, Quiet Riot etc. etc...

[aaberg]

Hell. Abandonia is full of heavy freaks!! Oh yearh.! :twisted:

Well. I used to play the guitar in a Metallica jam band. That was REALLY fun. Later on I played the base in a heavy rock band called "Jeg hedder Kurt" (Danish language). This was not as heavy as Metallica, but still heavy and very melodic.

I used to be a HUGE fan of Metallica, I have only seen them live once though (Roskilde festival 1999, :D if you ever come to Denmark, go to a danish festival, they are the definition of party and fun! :max:). Later on I have been a HUUUGE fan of Dream Theater :kosta: (Technically the best band in the world. Now doubt about that! :sneaky: ). Now when I think about it, I'm still a huge fan of Dream Theater. If you like progressive and melodic heavy rock, you will like Dream Theater (The singer has a pretty shrill voice, so if you are a growl person, Dream Theater might not be for you after all.

So cheers all heavy fans :cheers: , I'm on your side.

BTW, I am beginning to like Ramstein more and more. I don't understand a word of the lyrics, but GOD DAMN the music is just so... ehhr... well, HEAVY :evil:

[Kon-Tiki]

At the moment: Iron Maiden. Need it to calm down after that fight with that bastard of a bro :angry:

[aaberg]

Originally posted by Kon-Tiki@Oct 25 2004, 09:06 PM
At the moment: Iron Maiden. Need it to calm down after that fight with that bastard of a bro :angry:
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Drink a beer, it really helps. BTW, I just got a desire for a whiskey!

*Pouring up a whiskey shot*

Cheers :cheers:

*Drinking ... ahhh*

BTW, I used to listen to the older Iron Maiden! :ok:

[Sean]

System Of A Down Is Pretty Good I Like Toxicity
Limp Bizkit's ok

Recently i have been listening to black music..
Hip Hop/R&B/Rap

G-Unit/50-Cent Current Favourites

Im also into music from the Def Jam Games
Especially
Walk With Me By Joe Budden
Check out www.joebudden.com to listen to it
also the english national anthem rocks!

[Stroggy]

Originally posted by aaberg@Oct 25 2004, 09:02 PM


BTW, I am beginning to like Ramstein more and more. I don't understand a word of the lyrics, but GOD DAMN the music is just so... ehhr... well, HEAVY :evil:
heh, my dad used to listen to Rammstein.
I understand german so let me just tell you: its good that you don't understand what they are saying, you DON'T want to know!

[aaberg]

You are probably right LOL

[Kon-Tiki]

No beer around :angry:

And this one's a cd I got from a friend yesterday. Iron Maiden - Best of the Beast (cd1), although I agree that the old Iron Maiden's better than the current one.

Yet booze's no good. Got bruises on my head, bloodnose just stopped and still have a bloody lip. Bro's in a worse state now though :Brain: Shouldn't've squeezed me between my door when I told him that he shouldn't take the internet from all of us when only his doesn't work and that he ought to've checked his comp before restarting the router (which killed the net for me and my other bros too)
...
:Brain: The Number Of The Beast :Brain:

[Sean]

Which one did you bust up?
Post a picture of you current condition?

[Kon-Tiki]

Can't. Thingy doesn't have batteries. Besides, it's a small teethwound on the inner side of my lower lip, some small bruices above my temples (covered up with hair) and that's 'bout all. Already cleaned the blood up of the bloodnose.

[Fenris]

I listen to a very broad range of music as long as its no HipHop, Rap or Techno. My Favorites at the moment are Nightwish, Edenbridge, Music by Gandalf, Falco and right at the moment I am listening to Smetana's 'Die Moldau'.

[auhsor]

I used to listen to a bit of Metal. I sorta moved away from that a bit, as I find it wasn't really helping me as a person much, just getting me down and such. I'm still a big fan of Dream Theater. I love their music, but I don't like their new album all that much. I'm more into their Awake/SFAM stuff.

I've turned to more mellow/accoustic stuff now. Mainly Jeff Buckley, The Ptayer Boat, Tom McRae, Damien Rice. I also love the Chili Peppers music and Ben Harper and Rage Against the Machine.

Well in other news, this is my 100th post... :ok: :kiddi: :band:
It only took me a year. I'm finally not an abandonia nerd.

[Puffin]

I listen to all sorts of music. Although I'm not a fan of R'n'B, rap and hip-hop. Few good songs every once in a while, but in general I don't like them.
I'm really into oldschool-rock (AC/DC, Led Zeppelin etc). Then new rock and pop music. I also listen a bit to techno (thanks to Kosta :ok: ) and I love classical music.
My fav bands are Muse and AC/DC ;)

[Maikel]

I listen to lots of stuff actually, though everything remotely related to eurodance / dance / trance is something I dislike.

I have cd's of : Cypress hill, Everlast, Interpol, 60/70 music, Grandmaster Flash, Red hot chilli peppers, drum&bass stuff, Felix da Housecat, Rage against the Machine, etc etc.

Basicly I listen to electrorockhiphop&bass I suppose

[Kent Paynter]

I like mostly dance/electronic/big beat ,and so on, music.
Artists like: Fatboy Slim, Groove Armada, Roger Sanchez, Chemical Brothers, Armand van Helden, Massive Attack, Moby, Faithless,...and 70's disco! :kiddi:(BeeGees and others...)

PS. Rammstein has really "funny" lyrics :huh:

[Iron_Scarecrow]

I'm the odd one out it seems. :D Don't you just love to be different. :max:

Hardcore Punk and Punk Rock is mainly what I listen to. But now I'm starting to get into rock, metal, anything really even some trance. But none of the emo punk, pop or hip hop, rnb and so on. Can't stand it. :ranting:

I been really getting into Muse lately. Great band. :ok:

[wormpaul]

Originally posted by Iron_Scarecrow@Oct 26 2004, 12:33 PM
I been really getting into Muse lately. Great band. :ok:
I got all cd`s from Muse and it`s really a great band..

Still the second albume (Orgin of Symetry) is absolute the best they ever made :ok:

[Iron_Scarecrow]

I don't know I cant decide which is their best. But I absolutly love Bliss and Micro Cuts on Origin of Symetry. From Absolution my two favourites are Time Is Running Out and Falling Away With You.

But I thought Origin of Symetry was their first album and Absolution their second. But they still both great albums, do they have any more or just the two so far?

[Puffin]

There are three. I have Origin of Symmetry and Absolution, but there is one other. Absolution is the latest one, I'm not sure which is older; Origin or the other (don't remember the name).
Origin of Symmetry is in my opinion better than Absolution...

[Stroggy]

Originally posted by Iron_Scarecrow@Oct 26 2004, 12:33 PM
I'm the odd one out it seems. :D Don't you just love to be different. :max:


Sorry, that position is already taken by the guy that prefers classical music: me

[wormpaul]

:angel: :angel: The first album is titled:

SHOWBIZZ!!!

And such a good album is that...very hard and very naturel with a lot of old shit in his words from his love life...

And it has the great single`s Muscle Museum and Unintended on it...when you got the change always buy it...just such a good album :ok: :angel:

Muse: Cave (1 album: Showbizz)


So come in my cave
And I'll burn your heart away
Come in my cave
I'll burn your heart away

Please close your ears
And try to look away
So you never hear a single word I say
And don't ever come my way


Love such lyrics :cheers:

[aiwaman]

I listen to rock. My favourite bands are Offspring, REM, Green Day, Queen. I also listen to Tom Waits.

[Titan]

Regarding disco..... :eeeeeh:
Disco in Finland... *duh* (http://www.abandonia.com/~titan/finskdisco.avi)

Right now, it's Chris Liebing, UMEK and Paul Oakenfold-livesets running here, along with some Stanton Wariors..

To me, a track is not worth bothering about, unless it can be mixed unnoticed into another into a continious steam of enjoyable music (sorry, but all Hipp-shiet went down the drain there)

[Iron_Scarecrow]

Originally posted by Stroggy+Oct 26 2004, 03:44 PM****</div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Stroggy @ Oct 26 2004, 03:44 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> ******QuoteBegin-Iron_Scarecrow@Oct 26 2004, 12:33 PM
I'm the odd one out it seems. :D Don't you just love to be different. :max:


Sorry, that position is already taken by the guy that prefers classical music: me [/b][/quote]
Let's just say we are both different in our own original way.

[wormpaul]

Just listening to wat you want..

Even when it`s Britney spears and others...as long as youre happy with it :angel:

[Titan]

Umm... Britney............ :eeeeeh: :not_ok:

[Puffin]

Britney is so stupid!
My boyfriend met her once at his uncle's place... they were chatting... And she is as stupid as she appears to be :crazy:
And in my opinion, her music sucks.

[Titan]

No comments on the Finnish disco? :cry: :Brain:

[Iron_Scarecrow]

She may be stupid, she may make crappy music. But she sure is hot. :D

[Morrin]

I like many kinds of electronic UG music, especially Hardcore techno (doomcore, speedcore, terror). Also everykinds of machine oriented techno with repeating machinelike sounds.

I also make music myself. Latest "album" includes instrumental hip hop beats. I also have very long experience of making hardcore and dark ambient.

[Sebatianos]

Originally posted by Stroggy@Oct 25 2004, 04:38 PM
And classical... nothing beats Wagner at full volume to wake up
[quote]
Well, not that I dislike Wagner, but I'd have to go with Richard Strauss: Also Sprach Zaratustra (for all who don't know this one - it was used in the space odyssey 2001).
Aside form classical music I actually listen to everything, but I prefer new-age music (Mike Oldfield, Vangelis, Jean Michele Jarre,...).

[Stroggy]

Also Sprach Zarathustra sounds a lot like Wagner's work

[Kon-Tiki]

Not to forget Dick Dale. That guy rocks your socks off :w00t:

[Sebatianos]

Also Sprach Zaratustra was written after Wagner's death. The composer was Richar Strauss (not related to the famly of Strauss' that made the waltzes) and was inspired by Friderich Nitzche (who was a personal friend of Richard and his main book is also called Also Sprach Zaratustra - Thus spoke Zaratustra).

[Stroggy]

I am well aware of that, and I do understand basic german.
But thank you for showing intellect :ok:

[Sebatianos]

Nah, it was just a lucy fluke!

[FreeFreddy]

Originally posted by Sebatianos@Oct 29 2004, 05:30 PM
Aside form classical music I actually listen to everything, but I prefer new-age music (Mike Oldfield, Vangelis, Jean Michele Jarre,...).
Now you begin to interest me...

[Stroggy]

Mike Oldfield made 'Tubular Bells' right?

[Sebatianos]

Thanx, but I guess this is what you call :ot:

[wormpaul]

Listining to:

KID A from Radiohead now..

Great album :ok:

[Sebatianos]

Originally posted by Stroggy@Oct 29 2004, 07:33 PM
Mike Oldfield made 'Tubular Bells' right?
Yup, but most people know only his two more comercial songs - Midnight Shadow, To France, Shadow on the Wall,...

My favorite is Senitel!

[wormpaul]

Originally posted by Sebatianos+Oct 30 2004, 05:18 PM****</div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Sebatianos @ Oct 30 2004, 05:18 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> ******QuoteBegin-Stroggy@Oct 29 2004, 07:33 PM
Mike Oldfield made 'Tubular Bells' right?
Yup, but most people know only his two more comercial songs - Midnight Shadow, To France, Shadow on the Wall,...

My favorite is Senitel! [/b][/quote]
Know nothing from this guy... :blink:

[Yamcha]

Originally posted by Iron_Scarecrow@Oct 28 2004, 07:00 AM
She may be stupid, she may make crappy music. But she sure is hot. :D

Good modyfication
LOL How can you siad that :sick:

[wormpaul]

Damm..

That child is so goddam Un-Sexy...

She got a hot body...that`s all :wall:

[Yamcha]

if Breatny is hot then this will be the end of the world
:help:

[wormpaul]

Originally posted by yamcha565656@Oct 30 2004, 05:29 PM
if Breatny is hot then this will be the end of the world
:help:
Then it`s the end of the world for me :angel:

[Yamcha]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAa

[Sebatianos]

How can you not like her great hits like:

- Oooops I'm married again!
- Make my boobies one more size!
- I'm not I girl, not yet a woman (but I know a surgeon who can change all that)!

:D

[Yamcha]

Good ones indeed LOL

[The_EgAt]

I'm a bit late, but I'll post it anyway:

I listen to (probably) every kind of music. At least I haven't heard a type of music that I didn't like.

[Morrin]

Im sorry to say but new age is of the most horrible music genres ever. ech. :)

[Sebatianos]

Originally posted by Gekko@Nov 1 2004, 10:06 AM
Im sorry to say but new age is of the most horrible music genres ever. ech. :)
It's a matter of taste really, but I guess you should try and get: Pulstar by Vangelis, or Shadow on the Wall by Mike Oldfield. Who knows, maybe you'd like those.

[rainwife]

Well, my Metallica days are behind, not to say that they never re-appear... The choice of music that I listen to mostly depends on the mood I am in. But all in all I can say I listen to the best of every genre :kiddi:

[Morrin]

Originally posted by Sebatianos+Nov 1 2004, 10:34 AM****</div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Sebatianos @ Nov 1 2004, 10:34 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> ******QuoteBegin-Gekko@Nov 1 2004, 10:06 AM
Im sorry to say but new age is of the most horrible music genres ever. ech. :)
It's a matter of taste really, but I guess you should try and get: Pulstar by Vangelis, or Shadow on the Wall by Mike Oldfield. Who knows, maybe you'd like those. [/b][/quote]
Well maybe I was a bit too hars to say that but It's just not really my genre of music. I really like many kinds of music but new age.. not just me kind of thing. I prefer dark ambient more. Actually im currently working on music project that combines dark ambient and industrial. If Im lucky, I even might get some of them to system shock 2 fan project. :)

[Timpsi]

Lately I've been very much into Polish rock & punk, namely Pidzama Porno, Kult, Maanam, etc. The international ones in my playlist include David Bowie, the Stones, and pretty much everything from the '60s and '70s (from Janis to Velvet Underground to Dylan to The Who). And of course Tom Waits and Iggy Pop.

No rap or junkpop here, thank you.

[Sebatianos]

Originally posted by Gekko@Nov 5 2004, 10:11 AM
Actually im currently working on music project that combines dark ambient and industrial. If Im lucky, I even might get some of them to system shock 2 fan project. :)
Looking forward to hearing it. :music:

Oh, and I didn'0t want to be harsh on you either (just thought you might wanna listen to those - New Age it not just meditation music - it can get quite dark to. Don't forget, that even Satanism was born out of the New Age movemant)!

[Vim Fuego]

OK, n00b here, but music is a big thing to me so thought I might comment.

I listen to pretty much anything metal and punk, except nu-metal. Currently listening to Protest And Survive by Discharge.

[FreeFreddy]

Just now discovered Pink Floyd for real. I heard earlier it's awesome, but I didn't have any music from then. Until now. Thanks to her, she told me about that group. :D

[Tom Henrik]

Forget Pink Floyd. Buy Roger Waters solo-albums :sneaky:
Especially Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking, Amused to Death and Radio Chaos.


(Roger Waters was the man behind Pink Floyd).

[FreeFreddy]

What, his solo albums are even better? :huh: :D

[Tom Henrik]

OH YEAH

When Roger Waters was able to do as he wanted, music was made.

Trust me. :ok:

[FreeFreddy]

Well, I downloaded "Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking", but it doesn't seem to be that much better than some of songs from Pink Floyd... Hmm...

[Sebatianos]

I'm telling you, get the movie:
Pink Floyd - The Wall

You won't be sorry!

[Havell]

My mum went to about 20 Pink Floyd concerts (I'm not kidding). My favourite Pink Floyd songs are Another Brick In The Wall and See Emily Play.

[FreeFreddy]

What do you think of the group Ultravox? I like especially their song "Dancing with Tears in my Eyes". :wub:

[Sebatianos]

Good song! Not great, but good.
Actually the only song of their's I know.

BTW. If you can, I'd suggest a Slovene group called Siddharta
They're a Rock - Ethno mixture.

[Vim Fuego]

Originally posted by Sebatianos@Nov 7 2004, 03:34 PM
Good song! Not great, but good.
Actually the only song of their's I know.

BTW. If you can, I'd suggest a Slovene group called Siddharta
They're a Rock - Ethno mixture.
Have you not heard the song "Vienna"? It's usually considered their biggest hit.

[FreeFreddy]

Originally posted by Vim Fuego@Nov 9 2004, 09:28 AM
Have you not heard the song "Vienna"? It's usually considered their biggest hit.
Actually, this one I didn't like, no idea why. Just appeared as pretty uninteresting for me. "Hymn" from them is cool, though. And "Reap the Wild Wind" is also not that bad.
Btw., I could recommend music of Myl?ne Farmer, it's generally really good. Like "California" and "C'est Une Belle Journée".

[Morrin]

Originally posted by Sebatianos@Nov 5 2004, 12:38 PM
Looking forward to hearing it. :music:

Maybe I'll post some of that when It's more finished. Practically one of the songs is ready but it seems to need some serious fixing in balance.

[Sebatianos]

Originally posted by Vim Fuego@Nov 9 2004, 10:28 AM
Have you not heard the song "Vienna"? It's usually considered their biggest hit.
:eeeeeh: I guess I missed that one somehow. Maybe I've heard it, but don't know it's their song! Sorry! Will try and get a hold of it!

[Rogue]

I am listening my wife lately. :wall: (Almost deaf already :blink: :hairpull: )

It really depends on the mood. One day I just like to hear hard rock, other day jazz… :music:

[Sebatianos]

And I guess there's a whole world of Sounds these non-balcan people will never know of. Some bands from ex-Yugoslavia really rocked!!!

[Rogue]

There was/is a lot of great bands and nice songs.

Just to mention couple names: Azra, Bijelo Dugme, Atomsko Skloniste, Divlje Jagode, Indexi, Parni Valjak, Kerber....

[FreeFreddy]

Did anyone listen to "Who wants to live forever" by Queen? To be honest, this is one of the most ingenious songs I ever listened to. And there aren't so many of really incomparable, timeless songs... *sigh*

[Stroggy]

All songs by Queen are great.
They are refreshingly eclectic

[FreeFreddy]

Most of them are great. But this one is high above of them all.

[Stroggy]

I don't really have a favourite... but I do agree that "who wants to live forever" is one of their very best

[Sebatianos]

Well, not all of their songs were so good (I really dislike Killer Queen and Fat Bottomed Girls), but on the whole - They were one of the best music groups altogether (wouldn't want to categorize them).
My favorite is Innuendo (basically almost all the songs on theri 2CD Greatest hits are great).

[Squalidangel]

my profile covers music... :D

[Sebatianos]

Yup, that it does (not all the music, but we get the idea - what you like)

[bohor]

Originally posted by Anubis@Nov 9 2004, 07:37 PM
There was/is a lot of great bands and nice songs.

Just to mention couple names: Azra, Bijelo Dugme, Atomsko Skloniste, Divlje Jagode, Indexi, Parni Valjak, Kerber....
no,no,no... those are all gay!!

Newer bands are much better, such as: Darkwood Dub; Kanda,Kodza i Nebojsa; Disciplin a Kitchme and Obojeni Program...

[Rogue]

:roflol:

Sjedni bohor, imas keca iz muzickog! :bleh: :Brain:

New bands suck big time.

Disciplina is not so new bend.

[bohor]

for your imformation: imao sam pet iz muzičkog! :whistle:

...obojeni program also isnt new...

New bands are way better than older ones. Less more pathetic..

[Rogue]

:D

That's almost the same as to say that all classic rock is bad, as you got today new bands.

These new bands have a long road in the front of them to become one of these classic ones.

Andd there is a small matter called opinion...

[Omuletzu]

Please keep it in english

[FreeFreddy]

Does anyone of you know Qntal? So far I only know the album "Nihil" and it's great, but the music is little unusual, compared to the well known groups from today or classic ones. ;)

[bohor]

Originally posted by Anubis@Nov 18 2004, 05:09 PM
:D

That's almost the same as to say that all classic rock is bad, as you got today new bands.

These new bands have a long road in the front of them to become one of these classic ones.

Andd there is a small matter called opinion...
yes, and there is a not so small called taste... and everyone knows that "o okusima ne valja raspravljati" :max:

[Sebatianos]

Originally posted by bohor@Nov 18 2004, 08:07 PM
and everyone knows that "o okusima ne valja raspravljati" :max:
You're absolutely right. There's no point discusing the different tastes. Still, someone who listens to something different from yourself may show you something you'd like, but never even knew existed.

[TheVoid]

I listen to many kinds of music, but my favourite is the rock progressive from the 70's (like King Crimson, Genesis 'till 1976, Jethro Tull and Yes), expecially long suites like "Supper's Ready" and the rock opera "The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway" (which I advice everyone to listen to) by Genesis, "A Passion Play" and "Thick As A Brick" by Jethro Tull.

Apart from 'em, a various bunch including Vangelis, Marillion, Edvard Grieg, Nirvana, Queen and many more.

[Sebatianos]

Originally posted by TheVoid@Nov 18 2004, 10:22 PM
Edvard Grieg,...
A fan of the ballet eh? :ok:

[Rogue]

Jethro Tull :kosta: :kosta: :kosta:

[Squalidangel]

Anyone still listen to MOtherlovebone..?

:ok: :ok:

[wormpaul]

Nope..

Is it an old band?? and wich genre??

[Squalidangel]

http://music.channel.aol.com/artist/artist...=&artistid=4961 (http://music.channel.aol.com/artist/artistbio.adp?_pgtyp=&artistid=4961)

motherlovebone^^^^^^^^^^^

Thank goodness I don't have to write that allot myself.

[Vim Fuego]

Originally posted by wormpaul@Nov 19 2004, 05:47 PM
Nope..

Is it an old band?? and wich genre??
One of the original Seattle grunge bands. A bit boring to my ears, but however... Led to such things as Temple of the Dog and Pearl Jam.

[The Niles]

The music I listen to.

R.E.M.
The Corrs
Sixpence None the Richer
Boudewijn de Groot
A little Billy Joel
Norah Jones (she's great)
Alanis Morissette (I only have her first CD)

[Rorture]

I haven't heard any mother love-bone, but I so want to. Pearl Jam are one of favourite bands of all time. I have heard temple of the dog, and that was sweet.

Does anyone here listen to sublime at all?

[wormpaul]

Originally posted by The Picard@Nov 20 2004, 12:06 PM
Alanis Morissette (I only have her first CD)
CD 2 (supposed former infutation Junkie ) and CD 3 (unplugged) are both great!!..

You should really try them...

[FreeFreddy]

Anyone of you knows Frontline Assembly? If you search for a music of it's own kind and that needs to sound very good, try this group out. It's genre is Industrial + EBM, so it's little different from the usual music that is and was out before. And it's GOOD! :ok:
I just discovered it yesterday and it's one of the best music groups I have now.

[wormpaul]

I've heard of this band before (dont know where..)

But there arent that famous here in the Netherlands :not_ok:

[The Niles]

The few songs I have heard of Alanis Morissette's other CDs have not impressed me. I doubt I will ever get to buy her other CDs as they have become hard to come by now.

[wormpaul]

Hmm...i can really admit it..but that's up to you..

But when you are near CS (amsterdam or other big city's) go to the Free Record Shop there...

They have a lot of Alanis Cd's for 10 euro or less...

[FreeFreddy]

Originally posted by wormpaul@Nov 21 2004, 12:29 PM
I've heard of this band before (dont know where..)

But there arent that famous here in the Netherlands :not_ok:
Well, if you didn't listen to them yet, I suggest you to give them a try. You'll see. ;)

[Puffin]

I like SKONROKK radio (http://www.skonrokk.is). But I hate when they have stupid talkshows :ranting:

But all of the music is awesome!!

[Chef Boyardee]

I love metal! My current favorite bands are Summoning, a Lord of the Rings-based black metal band that uses really weird synthesizers and drums to create a medieval feelings, Therion, a power metal band that uses opera singers, Elvenking, a folk metal band that uses really cool violins, Orphaned Land, an Israeli metal band that sings about peace in the Middle East, and of course, Blind Guardian, the kings of metal.

Iron Maiden will always be my most favorite though <3

[mouse31e]

Have to be honest I'm not really into metal but I thought I ought to agree with the last bit.

Iron Maiden are fantastic. :ok: :ok: :ok: :ok:

[Chef Boyardee]

In fact, I love metal so much that I think I'll share a little with you, just enough to get you interested in a few of these bands =)

Therion - Asgard (http://chef.blade2k.net/Therion%20-%202001%20-%20Secret%20Of%20The%20Runes/03%20-%20Asgard.mp3) - This incredible song blends both the strength of power metal and the almost mystical beauty of opera in an absolutely incredible song about the home of the Norse Gods. Currently my favorite song, the singing is just so beautiful and the solo at the very end is one of the best I've ever heard.

Summoning - South Away (http://chef.blade2k.net/summoning%20-%5blet%20mortal%20heroes%20sing%20your%20fame%5d-%2002%20-%20south%20awa.mp3) - Out of all the songs I'm posting, I think you will like this one the least. The singing is absolutely terrible and the music requires a certain taste. Nevertheless, this band incorporates very epic-sounding synthesizers, an eclectic drumming machine, horrible vocals, and a very heavy guitar played almost like an Italian mandolin to create one of the most unique sounds that metal has to offer. Even though you probably can't understand the lyrics due to the awful singing, it's about the Lord of the Rings =P

Orphaned Land - A Call to Awake (http://chef.blade2k.net/Orphaned%20Land%20-%20Mabool%20-%2006%20-%20A%20Call%20To%20Awake.mp3) - This song, although not as noticably Middle Eastern as many of the others by this band, still has a very Middle Eastern flavor, and is about peace in Israel. The guitars progressively get heavier as the song goes along, and it starts off with a riff very reminiscent of 1980's rock. Very good song that is particularly appealing to proponents of peace!

Elvenking - The Silk Dilemma (http://chef.blade2k.net/04%20-%20The%20Silk%20Dilemma.mp3) - This folk metal band incorporates beautiful and almost ghostly strings that make it even more incredible than it already is. This song is one of my favorites by them, it has a very soothing tune as well as very good male and female vocals. Check it out if you're looking for an almost "light-hearted" song.

Iced Earth - Valley Forge (http://chef.blade2k.net/%2009%20-%20Valley%20Forge.Mp3) - One of three American bands I like, Iced Earth sings about Valley Forge, one of the epic battles fought by George Washington in the American Revolution. Although the vocals are not spectacular, the dark and powerful melody of this song is incredible. Definitely check it out.

Enjoy!

[Maerlyn]

I liked The Iced Earth album, Dark Saga, im not even a fan of Spawn but it made me interested and the story is a classic love - death one, i guess. I did read somewhere that the singer was not the usual Iced Earth one, so i may be listening to a diferent era for the band than you. I dont know.

I listen to any music that is intelligent...and sounds good.

I despise pop, nu-metal and the music that the kids refer to as punk these days.

[Squalidangel]

Yes..I have a little place on my cd racks for sublime. Also sonce someone mentioned that my profile didn't include all of the music I likes I will add more..
The white stripes, Pink Floyd, Rusted root, bob dylan, widespread panic, the grateful dead, the dead, ozzy, motherlovebone, peral jam, temple of the dog, audioslave, 40lb. head, the doors, mazzy star, the beatles, pixes, the cure, john mayer,the who, bush, Chris cornell, cat steven , metallica, stonetemple pilots, mad season, pail westerburg, rolling stones, counting crows, candlebox, enya , live, there are more..but that should give who ever was curious an idea..

[Havell]

Wow! Thanks Chef! I've been a big metal fan since you posted those songs by Dragonforce and Hammerfall, I'll listen to those songs tomorrow.

[Unknown Hero]

Well, I didn't yet spammed here, so here I come!!!!

I can bear every genre, but mostly I listen to metal and rock! Many of my friends have their bands, and some of them are really good!

@mouse
If you want to hear what's the real music, just come by!

Your band songs aren't bad, but they are just too simple, and "too electronic" (by this I meant - no pure sound; the best comparisson would be Linkin Park)

[Rogue]

I listen to any music that is intelligent...and sounds good.

:roflol:

So there are major categories of music: intelligent and dumb?

:kosta:

[Maerlyn]

Anubis: Did you learn something? Yes there are.

Squalid: I like your general taste in music, and i think i know why :ok:

[mouse31e]

Originally posted by Anubis@Nov 23 2004, 01:34 AM
I listen to any music that is intelligent...and sounds good.

:roflol:

So there are major categories of music: intelligent and dumb?

:kosta:
I don't think intelligent and dumb are the right words to use but I think I know what Maerlyn means.

I don't like music that is mbehind produced, all sounds the same and has very little 'musical' content. :angry:

I like music that has had some thought put into it by the songwriters. I alsp like music that uses real musicians and instruments. There is nothing wrong with electronic elements in music but anyone can sit at a computer and create a drumbeat and bbehind line with the right software.

[Maerlyn]

Originally posted by mouse31e@Nov 23 2004, 11:01 AM
There is nothing wrong with electronic elements in music but anyone can sit at a computer and create a drumbeat and bbehind line with the right software.
I disagree, you should go to digitalnoise and check out some of the artists talked about there.

Once upon a time i believed what you are saying aswell - that changed quite quickly after i discovered Nine Inch Nails, Skinny Puppy, Aphex Twin, Coil, Ministry.....there are alot of good electronic artists out there you just need to find them.

My advice to anyone is turn off the radio, turn off the tv and search the net...join a good forum with open minded people not devoted to just one band - and you will be amazed at the talent out there that hasnt been sold to the mbehindes ( and hopefully never will ).

digitalnoise (http://www.digitalnoise.org)

EDIT: My word m a s s e s, was changed to a word that didnt make sense. Whoever decided to use some half arsed automatic censor needs a kick in the 'behind'.

[Tom Henrik]

Originally posted by Maerlyn@Nov 23 2004, 12:50 PM
EDIT: My word m a s s e s, was changed to a word that didnt make sense. Whoever decided to use some half arsed automatic censor needs a kick in the 'behind'.
It should be fixed now....


Masses.

[FreeFreddy]

Actually, it was funny back then in the old design of the forum, when you wrote assault or assassin and out came "behind"... LOL

[Rogue]

Originally posted by Maerlyn@Nov 23 2004, 12:06 AM
Anubis: Did you learn something? Yes there are.
First of all, there is nothing like dumb/ intelligent kind of music.


Same music can sound dumb to you, but there might be something hidden behind there, that will triger some memories/senses... I am not sure if you can understand what I am talking about.

[FreeFreddy]

And different music needs certain situation to be welcome more readily. Not all music fits to every situation. Just right now you might think, music of ACDC isn't that cool because you need something heavy boosting up like Frontline Assembly instead. Next time you find Frontline Assembly little too screamish and hyped and prefer more calm, slow ACDC instead.
It always depends so don't say music could be dumb or intelligent. Only rarely it is really. ;)

[Rogue]

It all depends on the mood and taste of listener....

[Kent Paynter]

Originally posted by mouse31e@Nov 23 2004, 11:01 AM
I like music that has had some thought put into it by the songwriters.

There is nothing wrong with electronic elements in music but anyone can sit at a computer and create a drumbeat and bbehind line with the right software.
Do you mean that in electronic music the songwriters don't think what they do?
(...well some might not, but... :whistle: )


Anyway, why don't you try yourself how easy it is to create music yourself? The software won't do the music, the guy behind the screen does.

[Maerlyn]

Originally posted by Anubis+Nov 23 2004, 01:45 PM****</div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Anubis @ Nov 23 2004, 01:45 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> ******QuoteBegin-Maerlyn@Nov 23 2004, 12:06 AM
Anubis: Did you learn something? Yes there are.
First of all, there is nothing like dumb/ intelligent kind of music.


Same music can sound dumb to you, but there might be something hidden behind there, that will triger some memories/senses... I am not sure if you can understand what I am talking about. [/b][/quote]
Anubis, Britney Spears is dumb music, Limp Bizkit is dumb music, Tori Amos is intelligent music, Bjork is intelligent music.

I dont need you to see this, im just telling you how it is.

[wormpaul]

correction from my side:

Listen to this song:

Limp Bizkit: Faith..

A true classis...and you will see...also briljant music...(and dont attack me on the other songs like rolling and my way on the highway...they all suck)

[Maerlyn]

Yeah well 'correction', that is not even their song. Stupid.

[wormpaul]

I know...

You dont have to tell me..

But it's a true classic cover then (if you wanna have it that way...)

[Maerlyn]

So really you are missing the whole point.

Forget it, i go through this with many people and they still dont understand. It is frustrating untill i remember the saying 'ignorance is bliss' - so enjoy the bliss while it lasts.

[Puffin]

I have to say, I don't like Björk.
Not my kinda music.
Then her personality is... well... she's got attitude :not_ok:

But it's funny, she's more popular outside of iceland than here :blink:

[Chef Boyardee]

Originally posted by Puffin@Nov 23 2004, 09:53 PM
But it's funny, she's more popular outside of iceland than here :blink:
No she isn't. Nobody likes Bjork.

[Maerlyn]

That is usually the way.

Edit: that was to Puffin.

[Puffin]

Does anybody know the band Sigurrós?

[mouse31e]

Originally posted by Kent Paynter+Nov 23 2004, 02:46 PM****</div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Kent Paynter @ Nov 23 2004, 02:46 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> ******QuoteBegin-mouse31e@Nov 23 2004, 11:01 AM
I like music that has had some thought put into it by the songwriters.

There is nothing wrong with electronic elements in music but anyone can sit at a computer and create a drumbeat and bbehind line with the right software.
Do you mean that in electronic music the songwriters don't think what they do?
(...well some might not, but... :whistle: )


Anyway, why don't you try yourself how easy it is to create music yourself? The software won't do the music, the guy behind the screen does. [/b][/quote]
On the contrary, the software can do the music and I spend a lot of time doing it. I can create a backing track in half an hour without even touching a musical instrument.

On the subject of electronic music, I generalised a little too much. Of course, there is a lot of excellent electronic music out there made by people who do things I could never dream of doing. But there is also a lot, mostly on the pop scene, that uses very basic chord sequences and very simple sequencing techniques that, with a few good-looking girls (who probably didn't sing on the recording) on the CD sleeve, sells big numbers of records. That is what I was referring to.

Personally, I still prefer the sound of live instruments (it's my job, if I didn't I'd be out of work) but I've no objection to electronic music as long as it has some intellectually 'musical' content and is not just mass produced near-identical songs.

[Ioncannon]

I like Billy Talent, Sum 41, The Black Mages (a rock band that remixed some battle themes from Final Fantasy and there keyboarder is Noubu Umatsue [SP] the composer of all FF songs), System of the Down and a few indidual songs (like Du Haust and Sink into the Underground)

[Kent Paynter]

@mouse31e
Now I see your point and I couldn't agree more with you there :cheers:

[The_EgAt]

@puffin: I know Sigurrós!! :D

[Puffin]

Originally posted by The_EgAt@Nov 24 2004, 01:03 PM
@puffin: I know Sigurrós!! :D
Woah! I never expected that :eeeeeh:


:bleh:


Anyways... I hate them.

But "Vi?rar vel til loftárása" is cool on piano!

[Kon-Tiki]

At the moment, this (http://hvsc.c64.org/).

[wormpaul]

I play now:

MUSE- Unplugged

Never out on CD...but so briljant...loving it :ok:

[Maerlyn]

NP: David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust & The Spiders From Mars

[Timpsi]

Originally posted by Maerlyn@Nov 25 2004, 11:47 AM
NP: David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust & The Spiders From Mars
Ooooo, David's the man! Been listening to "I'm Afraid of the Americans" over and over again lately, that song's got true timeless accuracy in it.

Also, I've recently got myself a treasure:
http://www.partitura.be/Scan_index/19516.jpg

A DVD of 47 Bowie music videos. Yey!

[wendymaree]

Lucky thang! I recently saw an interview on Aus TV with David Bowie. He was very charismatic and funny. Loved him in Labyrinth. Love his music. But I went to one of his concerts ages ago, and except for when he performed an upbeat 'Jean, Jeanie', I was bored because his stage persona was so flat.

[Puffin]

Oh, the songs "Life on Mars" and "Changes" by Bowie are AWESOME!!!! :w00t:

[Maerlyn]

Ive had that DVD for a little while, havent had the chance to watch yet.

EDIT: I have had the chance just couldnt be bothered.

[Maerlyn]

Originally posted by wendymaree@Nov 25 2004, 12:32 PM
Lucky thang! I recently saw an interview on Aus TV with David Bowie. He was very charismatic and funny. Loved him in Labyrinth. Love his music. But I went to one of his concerts ages ago, and except for when he performed an upbeat 'Jean, Jeanie', I was bored because his stage persona was so flat.
Blasphemy.

I have a friend who has met him a few times, and ofcourse seen his shows.

Blasphemy.

[Yamcha]

:ot: Have you seen the new avatar of Kosta :roflol: :roflol: :roflol:

[Tom Henrik]

:angel: :whistle:

[Havell]

That's a nice pic of you Tom, almost as good as this one :bleh: :tomato:

[wormpaul]

hahaha...

Loving the atavar from Kosta :bleh:

[Chef Boyardee]

Hahahaha!

[Iron_Scarecrow]

Whose heard that new song by U2, Vertigo. I never used to like U2, but this song is pretty good. :ok:

[wormpaul]

Now listening:

The best of PLACEBO...


Nice CD...and what a great frontman :w00t:

[auhsor]

U2 are pretty cool. They have released some great music in their long history. I like them.

[Tom Henrik]

Right now: Dire Straits - Where do you thing you're going? :ok:

[FreeFreddy]

I bet no one of you know or remember Dean Reed.
The most known Rock'n'Roll / Blues / Country singer outside in USA, born in USA and banned from being famous or even known there because of his criticism and ideas of better structure of the society. And secretly murdered by assassins, hired in USA by rich politician snobs who didn't want him to spread the criticism among people. And now only few people remember him, though he was better than quite some other, very famous singers of his time.
If you're interested to find out more and perhaps get some few CD's of him, you can visit the site below that was created, to give him the credit that he earned.

In honour of Dean Reed (http://www.deanreed.de/)

[wormpaul]

Without Joking Freddy...

I know this guy (at least his music..)

He has little bit famous in the world

[TaloN]

i listen to alot of punk, ska, bit of metal, underground hiphop, trance and dance.

[Iron_Scarecrow]

What about underground punk rock or hardcore punk?

NoFX, Pennywise, Lagwagon, Thrice, Rise Against, AFI, Strung Out?

I just got a CD by My Chemical Romance. Loving it.

[wormpaul]

@ iron./.

Not listening to TOOL ??

there are the masters of that genre...at least they were in the old days :ok:

[Iron_Scarecrow]

No Tool play metal.

[Yamcha]

Right now Four to the floor *what is the band :help: ) I love this song :D

[Wael]

Searching...

Please wait while calculating data...

Results;
Star Sailor? (http://www.starsailor.net/)

[Yamcha]

Wael <<<the best searching engine in the world :D :kosta:

[wormpaul]

Starsailor is a great band/.

Saw them live on LowLands :ok:

[Yamcha]

NOw Gwen Steffany What you waiting What you waiting What you waiting What you waiting What you waiting for :band:

[JJXB]

its actually gwen steffani to be correct, quite nice looking but not my type of music. i listen to most types of rock/metal music. i also like classic 80's pop (best era for pop :P)

[Iron_Scarecrow]

Isn't Gwen Steffani the singer for No Doubt?

[mouse31e]

Yes, when she's not doing various other things.

[Bankrupt]

Norwegian rap

Gatasp
jester
Klovner i kamp

[wormpaul]

Gwen Stefanie got only 2 things in life well..

1 Classic song (dont speak)

1 Husband (gavin Rosdale...singer from Bush)...

And maybe it's fault because i`m a men...but that guy looks really good...

[Yamcha]

Still No Doubt have many good songs

[Iron_Scarecrow]

But before you said it was Gwen Staffani's song, I'm sure the other members in the band No Doubt should also take some credit for it. :ok:

They have a song on the new Rock Against Bush Album. It's a pretty good song. :ok:

[wormpaul]

Hmm..

Dont love it when people get so serieus with polotics for 1 country...

Better do it like U2...concentrate on the real problems in the world :ok:

[Iron_Scarecrow]

Love the new song Vertigo by U2. :ok:

But with the Rock Against Bush album. I don't care about what they say or what they think or what they believe in or that they trying to tell everyone to hate bush. I just buy it to listen to the music.

[mouse31e]

Too many people forget that. :D

If music is good, I listen to it. I don't let politics or somebody's actions come between me and great music. If someone was making fantastic music I would have to have a really serious problem with them before I would stop buying it.

[Iron_Scarecrow]

Well I don't think anything would stop me listening to the music no matter how much I hate the band members. Like on this Rock Against Bush album, this new band called Yellowcard did a cover of a song that Lagwagon wrote, the song is called Violins. But This song was the greatest song Lagwagon ever wrote, it was my favoutrite by them, but Yellowcard came along and did a really shitty cover of it, they fucked it up so bad they don't deserve to live and I hate them for it. But if they wrote some good songs there would be nothing to stop from listening to them, I would just hate the people who wrote it.

[Nick]

Mostly I prefer The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, The Alan Parsons Project. Also some of our Russian bands and other, that sounds good: dance, trance, religious etc. I'm creating some of such dance (At least I think so :blink: ) music myself, using Fruity Loops. Ahhh... I remember times, when I had 486, 4 Mb RAM and SB Pro sound card. I had Windows 3.1 and Cakewalk 4.01. That was hard time for me, but that versoin of Cakewalk I'm using even nowadays, because I saw new versions of this program and found, that they are :not_ok: :not_ok: :not_ok: comparing to 4.01. Anyway, I'm glad, that I finished musical school.

[Sebatianos]

I just heard some excelent spoofs!
Does anybody know the Dred Zeppelin (like in Natty Dread). They're doing raegge versions of Led's classics!
The Stairway to heawen is just hillarious!
The rasta beat and an Elvis imitator singing far out song!
:roflol: :roflol: :roflol:

[Pharaoh]

Heavy Metal, Punk Rock, all that have a guitar, a bass. All that´s good.



To follow the sign, sing Helloween. :ok:

[Borodin]

Classical, jazz, Balkan/Hungarian folk, Irish folk, gamelan orchestras.

[mikebarry]

Most anything, with the exception of Country & Western.
Generally I listen to Reggae, Classic Rock, and many newer and random songs mixed in there somewhere. :ok:

[Predator]

Trance, dance, deep house and anything in that direction. Also not averse of 80's rock, pop and classical music.

[bohor]

I don't know if I posted yet in this topic, and if I did that was probably a long time ago at the begining of the topic, and because of that and because music that I'm listening to has probably changed since then, I'll post again...

I listen to dub-alternative, kill bill soundtracks

[Dryn]

Metal, mostly doom, prog and gothic.

[DeathDude]

Mostly rock, some metal if I'm up for it and at times a little bit of Punk.

[Danny252]

I listen mostly to the stuff Freddy gave me :P

COOL YOU HAVE BM AS YOUR AVATAR!!! now, I was on comic 202, I believe...

[Unknown Hero]

Originally posted by bohor@Jan 10 2005, 04:17 PM
I don't know if I posted yet in this topic, and if I did that was probably a long time ago at the begining of the topic, and because of that and because music that I'm listening to has probably changed since then, I'll post again...

I listen to dub-alternative, kill bill soundtracks
LOL LOL :roflol: :roflol:

[kitprinklers]

I love punk all the way. especially Roger Miret & The Disasters.
I don't really like the heavier stuff, but thats just me
check out this site, it lists a lot of my favorite bands
Click Here (http://www.machetemfg.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=463) :Brain:

[cheesegrater]

Right now I'm listening to Lustmord. It's like being in a giant cremation chamber. This music gives me chest pains.

I love industrial music.

[Predator]

Originally posted by cheesegrater@Jan 11 2005, 03:44 AM
Right now I'm listening to Lustmord. It's like being in a giant cremation chamber. This music gives me chest pains.
Sounds like you're a fetishist... :eeeeeh: LOL

[HighProtein]

Industrial - KMFDM, PIG, Ministry, Type O Negative
Punk - Ramones, Social Distortion, The Clash, Bad Religion, Adolescents
Rock - Pearl Jam, Santana, 311

Quit listening to the radio kids

[cheesegrater]

Ministry is industrial? I thought they were just cheesy metal.

[Son_Of_The_Nephilim]

Originally posted by cheesegrater@Jan 12 2005, 05:35 AM
Ministry is industrial? I thought they were just cheesy metal.
cheesy metal??? oh my god!! :blink: try listen to some of their albums..

anyway, music is so vaaaast and good music is everywhere..here goes : post rock,stoner rock, 70s prog, gothic, soundtracks, industrial,some kinds of metal, electro, folk/neo-folk, trance, dark wave, punk, hardcore, ambient etc...

i could just name some 60-70 "favourite bands" right now..but currently I am listening to the new Cure album and the Audioslave cd

[Barrett]

Wow an interest in 60's and 70's im just wandering have u ever heard of "the Incredible String Band" ? quite a psychadelicy folk band but they were awesome. I also like the Doors, Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, Syd barret and Barretts Floyd. Not much into Floyd after Barrett left.
Hence the name

[Puffin]

I just discovered (and re-discovered) The Darkness, Fool's Garden and Counting Crows. Lemon Tree by Fool's Garden is awesome :w00t: :w00t:

[wormpaul]

Uuh..

That was a huge Hit... :blink:

But counting crows is amazing....when you wanna i got a great live version of: Sullivian street (14 minutes long)

[Puffin]

Originally posted by wormpaul@Jan 13 2005, 04:31 PM
Uuh..

That was a huge Hit... :blink:


I remember it from when I was a kid! I didn't understand the lyrics, except "Lemon Tree". Me and my friend were always trying to play it on guitar and clarinet :bleh:
Then the Icelandic Smurfs made another version of it :w00t: :w00t: :w00t:

[wormpaul]

Originally posted by Puffin@Jan 13 2005, 04:38 PM

Then the Icelandic Smurfs made another version of it :w00t: :w00t: :w00t:
Got that version for me??? :w00t:

[The Fifth Horseman]

Hammerfall, mostly, but some other things too. A piece or two of Iron Maiden, some Inkubus Sukkubus (they made only a few good songs, but those they did are just lovely), some J-pop every once in a while if I'm in good mood.

[Puffin]

Originally posted by wormpaul+Jan 13 2005, 04:41 PM****</div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (wormpaul @ Jan 13 2005, 04:41 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> ******QuoteBegin-Puffin@Jan 13 2005, 04:38 PM

Then the Icelandic Smurfs made another version of it* :w00t:* :w00t:* :w00t:
Got that version for me??? :w00t: [/b][/quote]
I doubt it. I have one smurf cd, and my sister has a christmas cd by them. But I think that Lemon Tree was on an older one.. But I'll find out when I get home tonight!

[cheesegrater]

Originally posted by Son_Of_The_Nephilim+Jan 13 2005, 10:44 AM****</div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Son_Of_The_Nephilim @ Jan 13 2005, 10:44 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> ******QuoteBegin-cheesegrater@Jan 12 2005, 05:35 AM
Ministry is industrial? I thought they were just cheesy metal.
cheesy metal??? oh my god!! :blink: try listen to some of their albums..

anyway, music is so vaaaast and good music is everywhere..here goes : post rock,stoner rock, 70s prog, gothic, soundtracks, industrial,some kinds of metal, electro, folk/neo-folk, trance, dark wave, punk, hardcore, ambient etc...

i could just name some 60-70 "favourite bands" right now..but currently I am listening to the new Cure album and the Audioslave cd [/b][/quote]
I did. I listened to Psalm 69 and The Land of Rape and Honey. Land of Rape and Honey was garbage. Psalm 69 was not bad, but I don't know what exactly makes it industrial music - to me it's metal.

The king of cheese is definately Velvet Acid Christ with 3 minutes of Star Trek samples in every song.

[bjbrains2002]

Rolling stone 500 (http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/_/id/6596661/500songs) This covers all of my favorites (minus the rap)

[feminista]

Wow, I cry for you.

We had extensive conversations about how horrible that list was when it came out, over on certain other sites I hang out at.

But, who am I to criticize tastes? I listen to riot grrl.

[Son_Of_The_Nephilim]

Originally posted by cheesegrater+Jan 14 2005, 02:36 AM****</div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (cheesegrater @ Jan 14 2005, 02:36 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> Originally posted by Son_Of_The_Nephilim@Jan 13 2005, 10:44 AM
******QuoteBegin-cheesegrater@Jan 12 2005, 05:35 AM
Ministry is industrial? I thought they were just cheesy metal.
cheesy metal??? oh my god!! :blink: try listen to some of their albums..

anyway, music is so vaaaast and good music is everywhere..here goes : post rock,stoner rock, 70s prog, gothic, soundtracks, industrial,some kinds of metal, electro, folk/neo-folk, trance, dark wave, punk, hardcore, ambient etc...

i could just name some 60-70 "favourite bands" right now..but currently I am listening to the new Cure album and the Audioslave cd
I did. I listened to Psalm 69 and The Land of Rape and Honey. Land of Rape and Honey was garbage. Psalm 69 was not bad, but I don't know what exactly makes it industrial music - to me it's metal.

The king of cheese is definately Velvet Acid Christ with 3 minutes of Star Trek samples in every song. [/b][/quote]
well, i don't think "land of rape and honey" is metal...and "the mind is a terrible thing to taste" and also "dark side of the spoon" are great and not metal. well, if you don't see why ministry are considered an industrial band, i don't know how that can change...