Wats ya fav muzik?...

[BoYdY...]

Post here tell wat ya fav muzik is...Fav band...Fav Group...Fav Singer... watever...:)

[Spike-X]

Welcome to CBR. We speak English here. You might want to try that some time.

I dig Springsteen, Hendrix, Prince, Ben Harper, AC/DC, old blues/r&b/soul, and a bunch more.

[Punchy]

We also know what each others favorites are. But we'll be glad to post them again since you're curious.

music: jazz, funk, hip-hop, classic rock, and a little of everything else (except for country)

bands: The Bloomdaddies, The Bad Plus, The Beatles, Led Zepplin, Soul Coughing, Fishbone, Funkadelic, The JBs, The Meters, The Roots, The Christian McBride Band,Miles Davis Quintet, John Coltrane Quartet, Wayne Shorter, Jason Moran and Bandwagon, Bill Evans Trio, etc.

[Patient Boy]

http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=183

Maybe we should sticky this thread.

[Pedalhome]

Favourite stuff...

Bob Dylan
The Band
Neil Young

Led Zepplin
The Who
Black Sabbath

The Red Hot Chili Peppers
The Darkness
Guns n' Roses

[Jonathan Bogart]

I have four or five more or less equal areas of musical obsession:

Early Jazz and Jazz-Related Pop, 1900-1930
Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith, Bix Beiderbecke, Duke Ellington and Jelly Roll Morton are the transcendent artists; Al Jolson and Zez Confrey are just as interesting, though.

Rock and Roll, 1948-1958
Elvis, Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis, Bo Diddley yadda yadda ... but also Wanda Jackson and Roy Brown and Moon Mullican and Professor Longhair and Don & Dewey and the Treniers...

Pop Music, 1961-1970
From "Be My Baby" to "Let It Be," and everything in between. With special emphasis on the British Invasion, female singers, and the multitude of unknown garage psychedelic bands. (You know it's bad when you have a She album.)

Soul Music, 1956-1972
Sam Cooke and Al Green are the bookends. Everything in between is pretty much audio gold, though I prefer Southern, Memphis soul to Northern, Detroit/Philly soul.

Punk/New Wave/Post-Punk/Alternative
From, roughly, Spiral Scratch to Loveless. Again, pretty much everything.

[Voncaster]

In Stream of Conscience order:

Pearl Jam, the Smashing Pumpkins, the Beatles, Marilyn Manson, Massive Attack, A Perfect Circle, the Dead Kennedy's, Rush, Led Zeppelin, Portishead, Moby, Madonna, Black Sabbath, Air, and others.

[MicBK]

my biggest areas of obsession would be:

Singer/Songwriter Genres: Tom Waits, Nick Cave, Leonard Cohen, Paul Simon, Paul McCartney, Van Morrison, etc.

and

Kraut/Prog Rock: Can, Faust, Neu!, Brian Eno, King Crimson, Genesis, Gong, Soft Machine, Amon Duul, Cluster, etc.

as far as newer stuff i'm really into Animal Collective, Joanna Newsom, Deerhoof, Xiu Xiu...anything that manages to push the boundaries and still sound good.

[BoYdY...]

Sorry about the slang shortened words...I'll stop now...Well my favourite bands are New Found Glory...Bowling for Soup...A.F.I...One Dollar Short...Sum 41...MXPX...As you can tell I like punk...so yeah...Its nice to be here...:)

[Jonathan Bogart]

Now, now, everyone. Be nice.

[Spike-X]

Sorry about the slang shortened words...I'll stop now...

Thanks, much appreciated. It's always good to have another Aussie on board. We're gonna take over this place one day!

[leonaozaki]

1. Bob Dylan
2. Bruce Springsteen
3. Warren Zevon
4. Talking Heads
5. Led Zeppelin
6. The Rocky Horror Picture Show soundtrack
7. Mojo Nixon and Skid Roper
8. Metallica
9. Guns N’ Roses
10. Def Leppard
11. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
12. R.E.M.
13. Lou Reed and the Velvet Underground
14. Iron Maiden
15. David Bowie
16. The Band
17. Pink Floyd
18. Jane’s Addiction
19. The Black Crowes
20. Dash Rip Rock
21. Too Much Joy
22. Elvis Costello and the Attractions
23. The Levellers
24. Queen
25. Neil Young and Crazy Horse
26. Chris Whitley
27. U2
28. Ned’s Atomic Dustbin
29. Jesus Jones
30. Cream
31. Midnight Oil
32. The Rolling Stones
33. The Kinks
34. Matthew Sweet
35. Chuck Berry
36. Nirvana
37. Sugar
38. Dinosaur Jr
39. The Spin Doctors
40. Peter Gabriel
41. They Might Be Giants
42. Screaming Trees
43. Black 47
44. Camper Van Beethoven
45. Singles soundtrack
46. The Crow soundtrack
47. Pulp Fiction soundtrack
48. The Replacements
49. Soul Asylum
50. Husker Du
51. Pixies
52. Lisa Germano
53. Liz Phair
54. The Pretenders
55. The Breeders
56. Ben Harper
57. Counting Crows
58. The Boo Radleys
59. Bad Religion
60. Green Day
61. Offspring
62. The Sex Pistols
63. Kristen Hersh
64. Near Dark soundtrack
65. Tank Girl soundtrack
66. Bjork
67. The Clash
68. The Dead Kennedys
69. Shonen Knife
70. Southern Culture on the Skids
71. Abba
72. A-house
73. Aerosmith
74. Tom Waits
75. Susanne Vega
76. Sarah Mclachlan
77. The Wallflowers
78. Frank Zappa
79. The Ramones
80. Scruffy the Cat
81. Rod Stewart
82. The Flaming Lips
83. The White Stripes
84. Franz Ferdinand
85. Modest Mouse
86. Johnny Cash
87. Hank Williams
88. Robert Johnson
89. Bob Wills
90. Bill Monroe
91. Loretta Lynn
92. Patsy Cline
93. Beausoleil
94. Miles Davis
95. John Coltrane
96. Chick Corea
97. Radiohead
98. Billie Holliday
99. Emma Fitzgerald
100. Elvis Presley
101. Jerry Lee Lewis
102. Howlin’ Wolf
103. Muddy Waters
104. Son House
105. B.B. King
106. John Lee Hooker
107. Jimmie Rodgers
108. The Carter Family
109. Alison Krauss and Union Station
110. Gillian Welch
111. Uncle Tupelo
112. My Morning Jacket
113. Marvin Gaye
114. Stevie Wonder
115. The Supremes
116. The Four Tops
117. James Brown
118. Randy Newman
119. Foo Fighters
120. The Beatles
121. Professor Longhair
122. The Neville Brothers
123. Moby
124. Youssou N’Dour
125. Dead can Dance/Lisa Gerrard
126. E
127. High Fidelity soundtrack
128. Public Enemy
129. Throwing Muses
130. Sonic Youth
131. Ice-T
132. Woody Guthrie
133. The Cars
134. Blondie
135. Blur
136. Oasis
137. Elastica
138. Bettie Serveert
139. Left of the Dial: Dispatches from the 80’s underground
140. Bob Marley

rob

[Alex]

Now, now, everyone. Be nice.
Go....guuuu.,.....but.,.....*foams*

[Trulyures]

I like all kinds of music... I don't really have a favorite music

[Reptisaurus!]

http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=183

Maybe we should sticky this thread.

Yeah, but that was like, *MONTHS* ago.

Our favorite music is probably different. :)

(Although Dogs Singing Christmas Carols still represent the absolute peak of music expression.)

[Sage Shinigami]

Hm....*rummages through his Playlist*

Afroman, Asian Kung-Fu Generation, 112, Weird Al Yankovic, Al Green, Amuro Namie, Outkast, Anita Ward, Babyface, Big Daddy Kane, Bill Withers, Black Rob, Blackstreet, Blind Guardian (ah-ha! Thought there was no English rock in here, did you?), Bone Thugs and Harmony, Boyz II Men, Brian McKnight, Busta Rhymes, Byron Cage, Case, Chemistry, Crystal Kay, D12, Dave Hollister, Deborah Cox, Deitrick Haddon, Do As Infinity (high, HIGH up on the list here), Dr. Dre, Dru Hill, dream, Dwight David, Eminem, The Fugees (though to be more specific just Killing Me Softly, though I am open to other things of theirs), Ghetto Boys, Hall and Oates (earlier albums, not that country sounding crap they just released), Helen Baylor, Hezekiah Walker, Utada Hikaru, Hiro Takahashi, James Cleveland, Jamie Foxx, Jay-Z, Jim's Big Ego (greatest comic song EVER), Jodeci, Joe, Kanye West, KC and Jo Jo, Kirari, Kurabayashi Minami, Ludacris, Luniz, Maaya Sakamoto, Mai Kuraki, Mai Yamane, Marvin Gaye, Masami Okui, Mawatari Matsuko, mc chris (nerdcore for life, man!), Megumi Hayashibara, M-Flo (J-Rap--who'd have thought it would be GOOD?), Musiq Soulchild, NWA, Nas, nujabes, Obie Trice, the Juice, Otis Redding, Pete Rock, the Pillows, Psychic Lover, Queen, R. Kelly, Rockwell, Scarface, Second Saturday, See-Saw, Sister MAYO, Slum Village, Snoop Dogg, Stephen Lynch, Steve Conte, Stevie Wonder, TM Revolution, Temptations, Tokuyama Hidenori, Tupac, Two-Mix, Usher, Warren G, Whitney Houston, Willie Hutch, Xzibit, YeLLOW Generation, The Yellow Monkey, Yoko Kanno...that's it, though I AM open to suggestions of more music, 'cause I'm out of new stuff. :D

[Rob Allen]

I'm the token Deadhead around here. I also enjoy jazz (Count Basie, Charlie Parker, Manhattan Transfer) and a lot of classic rock, blues & R&B, 50s-70s pop and soul music, really old country music, and Western Swing.

[Hiromi]

Genre: Metal, Rock, Jazz, Blues
Artists: Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Judas Priest, Irom Maiden, Metallica, Megadeth, Iced Earth, Blind Guardian, Aerosmith, Anthrax, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Dio, Van Halen

[Core]

I'm the token Deadhead around here.

You're not the only one.

In addition to the Dead, some of my faves are The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Robert Johnson, The Black Crowes, John Coltrane, Led Zeppelin, and Queen. You can't really tell from that predominantly classic rock list (which is what I listen to most of the time) but I also enjoy quite a bit of classical music, mostly from 19th century.

[BoYdY...]

Seems ya's mostly like jazz and old school rock...:(

[Reptisaurus!]

Seems ya's mostly like jazz and old school rock...:(

Umm.. I know Citizen King's an AFI fan.

But, yeah, there's not to much love for Nu-School punk on this board.

[Punchy]

Seems ya's mostly like jazz and old school rock...:(

There's a lot of folks around here. You don't really have a good sample population yet.

Besides you started the thread asking for our favorites not what we like.

I dig a litte of all types of music. Metal, folk, Salsa, Latin, Symphonic, Punk (my favorite punk bands are NOFX, Avail, old Green Day, Hagfish, and the Descendants ... and the Misfits if you want to count them), and on and on ...

[Sanagi]

Eclectic is the word. Some classic rock, some classical, some soca & calypso, some jazz, some... other. I'm CBR's steel drum maestro. I have a soft spot for old video game music of the 8-bit and 16-bit eras. My personal favorite composer is Yoko Kanno.

Anything that's interesting, I'll listen to. I pay almost zero attention to current trends in pop music.

[Eliot Johnson]

Listing anything besides favorite albums gets really inconsistent, 'cause pretty much every artist I listen to has also done some stuff that I don't like much at all. Here are my 30 favorite albums as of right now (Pending further musical expansion, of course)

1. Movin' On - Playa Fly (Musical perfection is possible)
2. Hail to the Thief - Radiohead
3. Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd
4. Real Dealizm - Young Lo
5. Just Gettin' It On - Playa Fly
6. OK Computer - Radiohead
7. Kid A - Radiohead
8. Fly Shit - Playa Fly
9. Da Game Owe Me - Playa Fly
10. I Am Da Gangsta - Gangsta Blac
11. Are You Experienced - Jimi Hendrix
12. Life In General - Young Lo
13. Fly2K - Playa Fly
14. Amnesiac - Radiohead
15. Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
16. Gangsta Blac - Gangsta Blac
17. South Memphis - V-Dog
18. Loveless - My Bloody Valentine
19. 2 Wild For The World - Tom Skeemask
20. Down South Flava - Gangsta Blac
21. Da Undaground King - Gangsta Blac
22. Meddle - Pink Floyd
23. 23 Hourz - V-Dog
24. The Bends - Radiohead
25. It Gets Greater Later - T-Tee
26. 28 Gramz: Pure Dope - Taylor Boyz
27. Out Da Darkness of Da Kut - Lil' Fly
28. Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik - Outkast
29. Speakerboxxx/The Love Below - Outkast
30. Can It Be? - Gangsta Blac

[DrewTheXenocide]

Lets see what's on my playlist, shant we?

The Libertines
RHCP
Weezer
Taking Back Sunday
Sex Pistols
Jimmi Hendrix
Queen
The Clash
Led Zepplin
Pink Floyd
Deep Purple
Fugazi
AC/DC
Guns n' Roses

Sorry about the slang shortened words...I'll stop now...Well my favourite bands are New Found Glory...Bowling for Soup...A.F.I...One Dollar Short...Sum 41...MXPX...As you can tell I like punk...so yeah...Its nice to be here...

I used to like that stuff, then I made the transition to emo and ska then into the stuff I like now.

'Cept for NFG, never really got into 'em.

I think one can still see the pop-rock remnants still there in my playlist, so it's not like I totally hate the stuff.

[Leslie Lee III]

The Smashing Pumpkins, best band ever. Best album them was either Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness or Machina. Best tunes were Muzzle, Rocket, Porcelina, I Of The Mourning, Ava Adore, Behold the Nightmare.

[ScottDMSimmons]

My absolute favorite band is K'S CHOICE.

After ten years, they split up in 2003, so SARAH BETTENS is who I'm following most so far.... but I really like GERT BETTENS too. I got to meet them several times, and they are so nice and fun.

The rest of the top ten after that is something like...

PLUMB
THE BIG CREAK
SARAH MCLACHLAN
BARENAKED LADIES
DEF LEPPARD
KYLIE MONIGUE
THE DONNAS
GUSTER
REBECCA PIDGEON

--Scott

[E. Spears]

I love me some Bright Eyes, Against Me, A Perfect Circle, Franz Ferdinand, The Faint, The Kills, Killswitch Engage, The Chariot, Norma Jean, Tool, Children of Bodom, Every Time I Die, Death By Stereo, Nine Inch Nails, Error, Dillinger Escape Plan, Joy Division, Interpol, Ima Robot, Dogs Die in Hot Cars, Me Without You, Mars Volta, Gorillaz, He Is Legend, ShowBread, The Hives, Refused (is fucking dead), King Crimson...

There are more, but feh.

-ers

[BoYdY...]

Omg i forgot the sex pistols...Can't get enough of Sid...:)

[CitizenKing]

Yeah I dig AFI alot so I can relate with ya there. On the others? No so much really. I do love me some Sex Pistols though. I just hope that the wide variety of tastes here doesn't scare you off. You can always learn something here that's for sure.

[Slam_Bradley]

Jazz...mostly from 1950-1965ish. Bop, Hard bop, cool jazz, latin jazz, some fusion. Favorites include; Miles Davis, Joe Henderson, Cannonball Adderley, Dexter Gordon, Sonny Stitt. I also like a lot of jazz vocals, a la, Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, Nat King Cole.

Blues...from just about any period and area. Particular favorites include B.B. King, Philip Walker, Lightnin' Hopkins, Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, T-Bone Walker, Elmore James the list is endless.

Country...mostly traditional country. Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, George Jones, Hank Williams, Willie Nelson, Lefty Frizzell. I also like a lot of Old-Timey stuff...The Carter Family, Jimmy Rodgers, The Stanley Brothers.

Early Rock & Roll....everything from R & B predecessors to Rockabilly to good ole Rock & Roll. Chuck Berry, Fats Domino, Eddie Cochrane, Roy Orbison, Buddy Holly, Carl Perkins, Gene Vincent, Big Joe Turner.

Earlyish R & B...I'd include Jump Blues and some of the stuff coming out of Chess and Sun studios at the time. Ray Charles, Sam Cooke, Otis Redding, Fats Domino, Louis Jordan, Floyd Dixon, etc.

American Standards...Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Mel Torme, etc.

[Pedalhome]

Seems ya's mostly like jazz and old school rock...:(

I used to listen to punk stuff about eight years ago. When I was in university I was really hard up for boozin' money and sold all of my NOFX, Lagwagon, Sex Pistols, Bad Religion, Progagandi, Pennywise, and No Use For A Name CD's. I don't really regret it either. I had moved on musically, and I haven't yet gotten a urge to hear that stuff again. I did however keep my Clash CD's, those guys are great.