who is your favorite band/musicscian? and what would you recommend someone else who hasnt heard this band to hear first
my favourite musician is Bjork, just because she makes great music which follows her desires not anyone elses.
I don't really have one, although, I like certian types of music over others.
I have many favorites. From Country, to classic rock, to Celtic. I wouldn't recommend just one song to anyone ... I'd reccommend listening to a whole album. Country: Johnny Cash (any), The Judds (#1 Hits) Classic Rock: Bon Jovi (Bounce or Crossroads), Elvis (any); Celtic; Enya (Paint the Sky with Stars), Martin Donnelly. I could go on & on.
I am oldie fan, my favorite band is the Beatles.
I am ok with almost music.
I do not like rap and hip hop.
Quote from: Dreamseeker on 02-May-2006 (Tue) @ 11:40:19I have many favorites. From Country, to classic rock, to Celtic. I wouldn't recommend just one song to anyone ... I'd reccommend listening to a whole album. Country: Johnny Cash (any), The Judds (#1 Hits) Classic Rock: Bon Jovi (Bounce or Crossroads), Elvis (any); Celtic; Enya (Paint the Sky with Stars), Martin Donnelly. I could go on & on.
enya wow i cant beleive anyone else knows her she's the greatest
I like Gackt for J-pop. I prefer Mudvayne and Deadsy for rock.
Quote from: cypress on 04-May-2006 (Thu) @ 16:54:25Quote from: Dreamseeker on 02-May-2006 (Tue) @ 11:40:19I have many favorites. From Country, to classic rock, to Celtic. I wouldn't recommend just one song to anyone ... I'd reccommend listening to a whole album. Country: Johnny Cash (any), The Judds (#1 Hits) Classic Rock: Bon Jovi (Bounce or Crossroads), Elvis (any); Celtic; Enya (Paint the Sky with Stars), Martin Donnelly. I could go on & on.
enya wow i cant beleive anyone else knows her she's the greatest
She is awesome! I got hooked on her with "Wild Child" then just started listening. I really want her new release, but haven't heard it yet.
Quote from: Dreamseeker on 05-May-2006 (Fri) @ 11:30:20Quote from: cypress on 04-May-2006 (Thu) @ 16:54:25Quote from: Dreamseeker on 02-May-2006 (Tue) @ 11:40:19I have many favorites. From Country, to classic rock, to Celtic. I wouldn't recommend just one song to anyone ... I'd reccommend listening to a whole album. Country: Johnny Cash (any), The Judds (#1 Hits) Classic Rock: Bon Jovi (Bounce or Crossroads), Elvis (any); Celtic; Enya (Paint the Sky with Stars), Martin Donnelly. I could go on & on.
enya wow i cant beleive anyone else knows her she's the greatest
She is awesome! I got hooked on her with "Wild Child" then just started listening. I really want her new release, but haven't heard it yet.
new release? you mean the amarantine album because i have that one i can send you the tracks if you want ,i love that cd i fell in luv with her when i heard "orinoco flow", and "sonadora" wow i still cant beleive you know her im still in an awe what other stuff do you like?
Yeah, the Amarantine Album. That would be awesome!! :) I'm working on a list of what I have, I'll send it to you when I get it done.
Goodness... What don't I like! lol The only things I don't listen to are rap & heavy metal... Everything else I'm pretty much open to. I have a variety of music so that I have something to fit any/every mood I may be in.
I know country music the best b/c it was what I listened to growing up. Older Rock , "oldies", celtic, etc are newer favorites. Groups like Bon Jovi, Queesnryche, Whitesnake keep me moving at work. Chris de Burgh, Elton John, Mellencamp... My dad used to sing songs by them & others when I was little. So I started collecting some of their cds, too.
I love how music stores seem to lower prices on all the Irish/Gealic/Celtic cds. I just got a Celtic Mysteries cd for about $6. That's how I discovered Martin Donnelly. To buy his cds, though, I'm gonna have to buy them online from Britain or Ireland. lol The Celtic Circle, James Galway, the Chieftains are other good ones.
I really like Scott Fitzgerald's Thunderdrums collection. Drums + nature sounds are a combo that can be hard to beat. I have an Ocean sounds Cd that combines Dolphin conversations with more classical flutes/piano. My daughter & I listen to that one at night. I've always found Indian flutes to be soothing, too.
I like 50's 60's 70's 80's music.
Quote from: Dreamseeker on 08-May-2006 (Mon) @ 09:32:34Yeah, the Amarantine Album. That would be awesome!! :) I'm working on a list of what I have, I'll send it to you when I get it done.
Goodness... What don't I like! lol The only things I don't listen to are rap & heavy metal... Everything else I'm pretty much open to. I have a variety of music so that I have something to fit any/every mood I may be in.
I know country music the best b/c it was what I listened to growing up. Older Rock , "oldies", celtic, etc are newer favorites. Groups like Bon Jovi, Queesnryche, Whitesnake keep me moving at work. Chris de Burgh, Elton John, Mellencamp... My dad used to sing songs by them & others when I was little. So I started collecting some of their cds, too.
I love how music stores seem to lower prices on all the Irish/Gealic/Celtic cds. I just got a Celtic Mysteries cd for about $6. That's how I discovered Martin Donnelly. To buy his cds, though, I'm gonna have to buy them online from Britain or Ireland. lol The Celtic Circle, James Galway, the Chieftains are other good ones.
I really like Scott Fitzgerald's Thunderdrums collection. Drums + nature sounds are a combo that can be hard to beat. I have an Ocean sounds Cd that combines Dolphin conversations with more classical flutes/piano. My daughter & I listen to that one at night. I've always found Indian flutes to be soothing, too.
WHAT! for 6 dollars wow your so lucky, jeez mellencamp and whitesnack your sooooooooo cool ;) but yeah theres no rush i can send t you the entire album if you want n if theres ever any other Cd's or song your looking for just let me know n i can get em 4 u its easy wow Martin Donnelly too, yeah CD stores just dint see an appreciation for Celtic or foreign music like thay should
Quote from: cypress on 08-May-2006 (Mon) @ 20:53:39Quote from: Dreamseeker on 08-May-2006 (Mon) @ 09:32:34Yeah, the Amarantine Album. That would be awesome!! :) I'm working on a list of what I have, I'll send it to you when I get it done.
Goodness... What don't I like! lol The only things I don't listen to are rap & heavy metal... Everything else I'm pretty much open to. I have a variety of music so that I have something to fit any/every mood I may be in.
I know country music the best b/c it was what I listened to growing up. Older Rock , "oldies", celtic, etc are newer favorites. Groups like Bon Jovi, Queesnryche, Whitesnake keep me moving at work. Chris de Burgh, Elton John, Mellencamp... My dad used to sing songs by them & others when I was little. So I started collecting some of their cds, too.
I love how music stores seem to lower prices on all the Irish/Gealic/Celtic cds. I just got a Celtic Mysteries cd for about $6. That's how I discovered Martin Donnelly. To buy his cds, though, I'm gonna have to buy them online from Britain or Ireland. lol The Celtic Circle, James Galway, the Chieftains are other good ones.
I really like Scott Fitzgerald's Thunderdrums collection. Drums + nature sounds are a combo that can be hard to beat. I have an Ocean sounds Cd that combines Dolphin conversations with more classical flutes/piano. My daughter & I listen to that one at night. I've always found Indian flutes to be soothing, too.
WHAT! for 6 dollars wow your so lucky, jeez mellencamp and whitesnack your sooooooooo cool ;) but yeah theres no rush i can send t you the entire album if you want n if theres ever any other Cd's or song your looking for just let me know n i can get em 4 u its easy wow Martin Donnelly too, yeah CD stores just dint see an appreciation for Celtic or foreign music like thay should
Tell me about it. Walmart almost always has a section of $5.99 cds they call "new age" that are mostly Celtic. But that works in my favor... ;) so I won't complain! lol Target had a "Power Ballads" cd that I think is awesome. A bunch of good ones on it... Poison, "Every Rose has It's Thorn", etc...
Music is my security blanket. lol I can't go anywhere without it. I actually lost 150-200 cds almost a year (wow, i can't believe it's been that long!) ago. I'm rebuilding my collection.
I do like buddy holly.
Quote from: Dreamseeker on 09-May-2006 (Tue) @ 08:43:36Quote from: cypress on 08-May-2006 (Mon) @ 20:53:39Quote from: Dreamseeker on 08-May-2006 (Mon) @ 09:32:34Yeah, the Amarantine Album. That would be awesome!! :) I'm working on a list of what I have, I'll send it to you when I get it done.
Goodness... What don't I like! lol The only things I don't listen to are rap & heavy metal... Everything else I'm pretty much open to. I have a variety of music so that I have something to fit any/every mood I may be in.
I know country music the best b/c it was what I listened to growing up. Older Rock , "oldies", celtic, etc are newer favorites. Groups like Bon Jovi, Queesnryche, Whitesnake keep me moving at work. Chris de Burgh, Elton John, Mellencamp... My dad used to sing songs by them & others when I was little. So I started collecting some of their cds, too.
I love how music stores seem to lower prices on all the Irish/Gealic/Celtic cds. I just got a Celtic Mysteries cd for about $6. That's how I discovered Martin Donnelly. To buy his cds, though, I'm gonna have to buy them online from Britain or Ireland. lol The Celtic Circle, James Galway, the Chieftains are other good ones.
I really like Scott Fitzgerald's Thunderdrums collection. Drums + nature sounds are a combo that can be hard to beat. I have an Ocean sounds Cd that combines Dolphin conversations with more classical flutes/piano. My daughter & I listen to that one at night. I've always found Indian flutes to be soothing, too.
WHAT! for 6 dollars wow your so lucky, jeez mellencamp and whitesnack your sooooooooo cool ;) but yeah theres no rush i can send t you the entire album if you want n if theres ever any other Cd's or song your looking for just let me know n i can get em 4 u its easy wow Martin Donnelly too, yeah CD stores just dint see an appreciation for Celtic or foreign music like thay should
Tell me about it. Walmart almost always has a section of $5.99 cds they call "new age" that are mostly Celtic. But that works in my favor... ;) so I won't complain! lol Target had a "Power Ballads" cd that I think is awesome. A bunch of good ones on it... Poison, "Every Rose has It's Thorn", etc...
Music is my security blanket. lol I can't go anywhere without it. I actually lost 150-200 cds almost a year (wow, i can't believe it's been that long!) ago. I'm rebuilding my collection.
wow im really sorry if you need any help or anything just let me know, im in your service
Oh! You don't need to be sorry! It was my own stupid fault. :) Total "blond" moment. lol Lesson learned!!!! I'd be happy to share music with ya. ;D
Sharing music? How does that work?
MUHAHHAAHAaa! I'll see if I can talk to Zahadoom, and see how he has his music sharing server setup.... Speaking of which, I have to check out what he's got! :o
It not for me, Ok. I would like understand how it works. The music have from online is the site anime music, which I love the music selection.
Quote from: Dreamseeker on 10-May-2006 (Wed) @ 09:57:27Oh! You don't need to be sorry! It was my own stupid fault. :) Total "blond" moment. lol Lesson learned!!!! I'd be happy to share music with ya. ;D
blonds are cool. I like them.
Any onelike heavy metal or oldies?
Quote from: Warlord Vir on 09-Jun-2006 (Fri) @ 12:09:58Any onelike heavy metal or oldies?
I like oldies.. Heavy metal... That depends on my mood. I don't listen to it enough to be able to name much. I've heard Pantera... Metallica I do like the black album.
Quote from: Dreamseeker on 09-Jun-2006 (Fri) @ 17:22:28Quote from: Warlord Vir on 09-Jun-2006 (Fri) @ 12:09:58Any onelike heavy metal or oldies?
I like oldies.. Heavy metal... That depends on my mood. I don't listen to it enough to be able to name much. I've heard Pantera... Metallica I do like the black album.
oldies are aways good.
I like all kinds a stuff. The Chili Peppers are pretty cool and Moby and the Strokes and and The Dandy Warhols. Blink-182, the sex pistols, the clash. Maybe reverend horton heat. Also southern culture in the skids and robert earl keen jr. Oh and you can't froget Django Rhinehart and John Coletrane, maybe some Certified Organic.
All of those Peops are pretty cool wouth checking out.
Any beatles fans?
1. The Clash
2. Andrew W.K.
3. The Rolling Stones
4. Areosmith
5. Eve 6
6. Huey Lewis
Bob Dillion
Nick drake
Jeff buckley
Jhonny cash
alice in chains
Soundgarden
Mudhoney
Korn
chimera
Down
Pantera
Machine head
dinosaur Jr
I have never heard most of those name, Superstar.
Cool 8)
I even got some of there old records.
Cool 8)
*dances to awesome techno music*
Rock on. 8)
I love music
I like to know who doesn't.
music is a necessity for sanity
I've not "heard" a truer statement today!
<---loves Within Temptation!!!
My question is the origin of music.
I play the guitar.
are you good?
I love 60's music
Me too.
Quote from: Warlord Vir on 19-Aug-2006 (Sat) @ 20:45:54Me too.
The connections you make are odd at best. Try to give some consistency to the topic, and try to reply to the topic at hand. Writing confusion and pointless replies will either just be deleted or ignored. You should try and reply as if this was a conversation, as if you were trying to interest us all. Otherwise people just ignore you and your post will be in vain. Can you also try to reply with depth and meaning, to give structure and grammatical correctness, fluidity and interest. Only those posts that fill these criteria are worth replying to.
Short and sweet is usually best for me when come to reply.
And my post was to said that I also love 60's music.
I do not need to make a essay on it.