Just wondered if any of us share musical tastes?
Besides the whole dance music thing which i've been doing for the past 5 years or so there's also a heap of bands i like too.
I can categorise them into 2 sections though....there's stuff i totally LOVE and are always on my playlist, and other bands that i'll listen to if i
fancy a change!
Never off my playlist are:
The Get Up Kids
Morrissey
Mineral
Explosions In The Sky
This Will Destroy You
And i dip in and out of:
Snow Patrol
The Killers
The Editors
The Tragically Hip
Radiohead
Placebo
Rival Schools
Sorry if the thread has been done a million times (usually has!)
I listen to induction noise
i don't know why... but luv it, and just can't get enough of it...
good ol' icehouse.
smashing pumpkins!!
The Butterfly Effect
Gyroscope
Cog
Incubus
Kilburn
Queens of the Stoneage
Kyuss
System of a Down
Tool
Silverchair
Ramstien and the Ramones (but only when it's loud)
early pearl jam, sound garden, smashing pumpkins, u2, faith no more and anything else of that era!!!!
matt
Talk back, Stones, Zeppelin, Deep Purple, ACDC, Credence, John Lee Hocker and both sorts of music (country & western)
I am a drummer so music is a big part of my life. My regular playlist consists of
Alkaline Trio
NoFx
Buddy Rich Big Band
DK's
The Police
Lagwagon
Cure
Joe Morello
5678's
Vandals
Devo
Hard-Ons
Guttermouth
Johnny Cash
Me First and The Gimmie Gimmies
Frenzal Rhomb
Blondie
Bloc Party
Jawbreaker
Nirvana
The Saints
Just to name a few.
Haven't really found any bands or artist that I can get into lately.
The voices in my head.
Plus
DEVO
HILLTOP HOODS
TALKING HEADS
GARY NEUMANN
B52'S
DANDY WARHOLS
LED ZEPPELIN ETC ETC
trance
house
jazz
jbt
beach boys
hendrix
any general hippy s#!t
SKA SKA SKA
plus like everything else. I honestly can't think of a genre i hate. I have old school rock next to gangsta rap next to dance next to reggae next to
thrash next to the interesting mashup that is skacore (hardcore ska, a lol-worthy adventure). I have 14 000 songs stretching over 32 days though so,
you know, room for all
METAL!!!!!!!! LOTS OF METAL!!!!!!!! Yes, I said metal, so that does not include pus like AC/DC : )
Pretty much anything that gets played on TripleJ.
CDs in the car at the moment include:
PNAU
Presets
Prodigy
Sonic Animation
Waiting for the new Massive Attack.
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Just have to throw in
MILEY CYRUS IS THE BEST
discuss
what about blondie??
No, I'll go with Miley too : )
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The lead guitarist for new empire went to school at my school then came back as a media teacher for a while. Nice bloke. Caught my bus. And as for supporting local small bands we can all name some small obscure bands that no one has ever heard of. Or you can come out of the closet and admit how much you love listening to Miley
Im not saying I do or Don't like listening to her, I just said she can't sing very well at all really, out of your nose is not a good breathing technique.
late 70`s early 80`s and some 60`s , and kev... elvis is good too oh and the other 2 genres country and western and aussie rock ,divinyls ,mentals angels, rose tattoo,ac/dc,models ,split enz ,hunters and collectors,matt finish ,spy v spy you get the drift but i`m an old fart too, just ask my kids
Ease up man. You will break her heart. Her achey breaky heart
^^ ah. sooooo lame. hahaha
Dude, when you say ska, you talking... reel big fish? Half way out? that sort of gear?
From bob marley (the wailers were ska before reggae and ska formed reggae common misconception yadda yadda) up to reel big fish and everything in between. Not so into fish anymore though. Big D and the Kids Table are a good example of some good modern stuff (try a solng called noise complaint). Never heard half way out. Will look them up when my internet is uncapped
at the moment loving hilltop hoods shes so ugly, its awesome, the rest of that album is good to also tzu are good as the first time i saw them play was one of the best live shows iv seen, also a bit of a country nut running from the old school alan jackson thru to brad paisley, big and rich cowboy troy, adam brand, lee kernaghan , trace adkins, just to name a few
Halfwayout are no longer together, but were a bit AUS ska band.. well, thats how id define them anyway
for good aussie ska the only 2 real big players that i know of these days (got a bit out of the scene) are los capitanes from canberra and the porkers from newcastle. Seen them live more times then i can count (once when i was one of 12 people in the crowd lol). Awesome energy live and fun to liten to
http://www.myspace.com/halfwayska
depends on the mood.. various artists/genre's from 60s till now, slightly less of now though commercial radio music is getting worse by the minute these days, same goes for tv in fact, just about anything except screaming crap metal or country gets a play every week for me