Hi!

I am curious. What kind of music do you like?
Do you have a mp3 player?

I have a very eclectic taste.

Mostly I like:

- MPB (Brazilian Popular Music) - It is not so Samba and Bossa Nossa as you if you think. Brazil rich, full of different kind of musica.

- Jazz in general
- classical music
- new age
- music from the 60th, 70th, 80th

I do not a specific mp3 player but I listen my musics in my smartphone. I want to buy a new sound system for my car and I want that it has a usb port or some way to play mp3. Any suggestion?

I think I am hungry! :0

The numbers of words that I did eat.... :(

:b

classic rock music died after the wall and the last zepplin albums with the exception of blind melon and 1 or 2 other solo artists even Neil Young new album is not good and I my feeling is the genenis died after trick of the tale so many bad things have happened to the music business over the past 25 years or so it is sad

oops should read what I write first should I listen to classic rock the rest is my thoughts

All types depends on mood yes?

I agree entirely james, the type of music depends on your mood.

I like blues/rock for driving, smooth jazz for dining and I like to sing along to country music when I am doing housework, electronic and rock when I am partying and the list goes on.

as a live on a clubbing island, (Ibiza, clubbing capital of the world!)I should be into all the boom boom boom, although i do like a bit of funky house, my loyalty lies with the beatles & other sixties music. Also I like my indie, fratellis, kaiserchiefs etc.

I listen to a very broad variety of genres. From Hank Williams to 50 cent. My ipod has a crazy mix of everything even disco. You better knock on wood baby!My latest kick is Johnny Cash.

Oooooh... difficult.
There's Pop music mostly, but also a great deal of German Rock (but not Rammstein!!! - sorry, it's just not my type -_-) and I have quite a collection of orchestral soundtracks. Then there's also jazz, classic, klezemer (I play in a klezmer band) and ocassionally even gothic rock... whatever fits the mood.
If I have time, I also write songs myself. ^^

@julinee
I can understand you not liking Rammstein, I suffered through a period when my son liked then, thank heavens he grew out of it lol

Rammstein some times again mood yes?

It is difficult,I love or have loved every kind of music at one time or another.Growing up my parents were into country music,so this had an early influence on me.When I lived with my Nana,she had me interested in big band music which led me to take up the trombone and went on to jazz,blues and classical.When I turned 13yo.I got my first transistor radio AM/FM and started listening to Motown and rock music.I used to hide the radio under my pillow and listen into the night.That summer at a country fair I was hanging around the music stage and met the "Fifth Dimension" and they let me sing the song "Aquarius"with them on stage.
I like all music,with few exceptions.

I love Abba, Kate Bush, Blondie, Gloria Estefan, Barbra Streisand, Madonna, Linda Ronstadt, Annie Lennox, Shania Twain.

The best musical film ever made (sorry to talk about films) is West Side Story.

Kate Bush have not hear her in awhile going to find some of her songs like her thanks !

@mrsjerry,

50 cent? What kind of sound they play?

@julinee,

I do not know klezemer. Can you recomend me something? I would like to know.

@nog,

WoW!!! WoW!!!
"istening to Motown..."
"sing the song "Aquarius"with them on stage..."
:o OMG!!!
You, poor thing... I have pitty of you...
That is really traumatized! You can have scar for all life... :)

@mekon,

All about woman... Dont you? :)
I like them too.

Let us just say I like everything except rap.
@luacheia Got any good otes where you can find Samba and Bossa Nossa music, one of my cats scratched up my disc's that had mine on.

Oh, yes since watching Eli Stone been favoring "George Michael".

for the last while i have been listening to a lot of 'finger eleven' because my oldest son has been playing them non-stop...

meanwhile, my younger son came to me saying he needed to go see the doctor because he must be coming down with something, as he has been listening to some of my country music and liking it! lol

Blues; Chicago, Delta, Texas, love it all. Everyone from Blind Lemon Jefferson to Jeff Healey.

W~~~

@luacheia
50 cent is a rap artist sort of like Eminem, Snoop Dog or Kanye West. I like the mainstream rappers but it took me a few years to appreciate the sound.I liken it to the Beatles or Elvis when they first broke onto the music scene. Parents were very offended like I used to be with rap. I am a Mom of three after all!

I like a lot of music, especially acoustic so that voice and instruments are on the same level. Zappa from his most disgusting to his symphonies, the early psychadelic sounds, world music from Hawaiian to Celtic, Dylan's latest Calypso sound.

One problem this has made is that my son who is an excellent young guitar player want a sound of his own. He listens to Bucket Head. It took a while for him to find something I don't really care for. Ha Ha

nagila whiplash,

I love blues too, do yourself a favour and check out these aussie blues artists
Fiona Boyes
Ash Grunwald
Collard Greens and Gravy
there are so many more but that will do to start :)

AHFA

It's got to be Pink Floyd? (wish you were hear) Wish I was back There.

wish you were here, what a tune!

Took me back to Knebworth Festival UK 1975. The first time they played it Live. Even before the album was released. And i'am still a Crazy Diamond in my Quadophonic head.

My main genre is anything between Industrial-Rock/Dark-Electro. Bands like Combichrist, VNV Nation, Assemblage 23, Apoptygma Berzerk, Covenant, Katscan, KMFDM & Funker Vogt.

Selene my dear .. ... .. 'eclectic' .. ... .. really your English is getting very sophisticated!! I am well impressed.

I love Barbra Streisand, Abba, Annie Lennox, Kate Bush, Mariah Carey, Gloria Estefan, Frank Sinatra, Blondie, linda Ronstadt, Shania Twain and Donna Summer. And I love Madonna.

@PB: Cheers for the tip. I frequent another forum for blues called the Blindmans Blues Forum, has folks from ALL over the world and is another really nice tight community of both performers and fans alike. I will check into those performers you listed.

Cheers,
W~~~

Nagilas,

Tony my dear, :)

Ecletico in Portuguese is a very common word and its means the same that in English. So, it was natural for me to use the word. You are been very enthusiastic... :)

I am certain that the words have the same origin.

Paddlebag, Whiplash,

I love soul and blues too. I will check aussie artists. Thanks for the tip!

today here in Canada,Ont was sunny warm so Elton John

Cloudy and dreary today in my town so Genesis perked me up on the drive home. I love that Phil Collins guy!

Me too on rainning days just what the doctor order lol
odo.

@msrjerry genesis died after the trick of tale the last of the peter gabriel input that album has a lot of credit due to his input Peter Gabriel was genesis Phil Collins was simple back up vocals and the drummer the first albums from genesis to revelation upto the trick of the tail were gabriel influnce the band became a pop boy band with duke such a fall from grace from the premier progressive rock band of all time

Nagila Luacheia

I am well impressed. Your command of English is improving by the day. I also love Crystal Gayle singing.

AHFA

Tony

@mekon

Oh yes indeed, Crystal Gayle is wonderful, is there a better song than her 'Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue'?

Just listened to the Beautiful South/Housemartins album "Soup". It's a great album, laid back & easy listening.

Pink Floyd, Led Zepplin, Pearl Jam rocks! Oh, and I just found that beautiful song "Pride" by Syntax!!

nagila padded

yeah there is a better song roberta flack - the first time i saw your face

AHFA

Buddy Guy and Junior Wells: Hoodooman Blues.

W~~~

@paddedbag mekon and sam Nagila Janis Joplin and God Bless the Child and Annie Lennox Missionary man rock the air waves still

Nagilas romeo, whip and capt

Can't argue with any of you, terrific songs all.

AHFA

I also love The Eurythmics and/also Annie Lennox.

Are they/is she only admired in Britain? I hope not.

Sweet Dreams is one of the best ever.

Nagile mekon

No she is not only admired in the UK. I am a fan. Her performance last week on American Idol Gives Back was, as is normal for her, absolutely fantastic.

AHFA

Fiona Boyes: Lucky 13

wide range of blues. lots of fun. Excellent musician from down under.

Tks again PB

W~~~

nagila romeo

I had already started making my list of what I am playing right now (it changes week to week) for your thread that has been deleted, so here tis.

Luther Allison - Will It Ever Change
Luther Allison - Cherry Red Wine
Etta James - Cry Like A Rainy Day
Ramiele Malubay - Do I Ever Cross Your Mind
Fiona Boyes - Aint No Jellyroll in Heaven
The Bellamy Brothers - Kookaburra Blues
Uriah Heep - Free Me
Saffire - Footprints On The Ceiling
Kasey Chambers and Shane Nicholson - Rattlin Bones
Anne Murray - Nevertheless (I'm In Love With You)

AHFA

PB: Glad you are digging the Luther. See me offline for something more of his. Anyhow was really adding on to say I have some Saffire (and the Uppity Blues Women) but no complete albums. However I think they are great and keep kicking myself for not picking them up.

Oh one more thing about Luther; if you can find a photo of him from the 60's or 70's he looked almost exactly like Hendrix. Weird.

W~~~

Gosh it'd be so much easier to list what I don't like, but ok staying on topic...

Christian Rock from when Amy Grant was young to current, Rock, Metal, Headbanger, R&B, Blues, jazz, Classic Rock, Orchestral music

nagila paddedbag

So glad you also like Annie Lennox. I am obviously older than you and have different tastes. But it is good that we share somethings.

I love lots of classical music (but that is too wide a subject to go into here). An other female singer I love is Barbra Streisand - she is fantastic.

AHFA

Tony

nagila padded

yeah do like rock but just into soft rock at the moment

AHFA

Annie Lennox and Etta James are fantastics!

so is billie halladay

I like music that makes me feel something. Hope, joy, glee, sorrow or remorse. Its just gotta be real.

Except country; the feeling I get from that is closer to nausea. ;)

W~~~

I also like Billie Holiday.

@whiplash2007 - I'm not a too fond of country & western music but I do like some of Johnnie Cash.

@whip some of the country crossover stuff is not bad
steve earl copperhead rd
charlie daniels devil went down to georgia

Edith Piaf / Louis Armstrong
Pat Matthing / Mark Knopfler
Washington Grove Jr. / David Sanborn
Marvin Gaye / Carole King / A Mamas e os Papas
Pink Floyd / Queens
Anya / Loretta Mackenna / Aretta Franklin
Diana Krall / Norah Jones / Annie Lennox
Caetano Veloso / Marisa Monte / Jeca Pagodinho / Tom Jobim / Maria Bethânia / Elis Regina / Maria Rita / Pinxiguinha

today dance hard fast,bass

Stevie Ray Vaughan, Voodoo Chile (Live at Montreux 82 & 85).

Oh yeah...


W~~~

Yesterday was all about the Red Hot Chili Peppers for me.

@whip

Stevie Ray is great!

@MJ: its perfect. I also have an extended 17 minute version of SRV doing Voodoo Chile live that I put on the headphones and get my house chores done in record time. Why, most days its 17 minutes even...;)

W~~~

Oh man now its Tin Pan Alley from the next disc. Tasty.

W~~~

Sweet. Jimmy Johnson, Things I Used To Do.

W~~~

I love Linda Ronstadt, Deborah Harry and The Bangles.

@Mekon; what a coincidence...after not hearing (or seeing) it for gosh must be 20 years, just found and downed Walk Like An Egyptian video....

Not my cup of tea musically but quirky fun nonetheless...

Had that Linda Ronstadt album with her in rollerskates on the cover...she was so hot back then...

W~~~

@whip - Yes, I used to like The Bangles (or was it just Susanna Hoffs?) but not so much now. Same with Donna Summer - have most of her work but don't listed to it now. I don't remember a Linda Ronstadt album where she was pictured on roller skates but albums often have different pictures (or even tracks) when released in different countries. I'm in UK - not sure where you are.

@Mekon:
http://mathiasbynens.be/images/108d.jpg

Found that on Google images. Now that I see the album cover again (been a LOOOOONG time) I see that it just might be different where you live ;)

San Francisco, ATM.

W~~~

Ooooh this is nice: Empty Pockets by Cherri and the Violators. Blues band out of Michigan.

Melancholy stuff at times but having lived there, they nail what life is like.

W~~~

@whip - yep - think the covers are different in individual countries.

Wings - I have loved Paul McCartney since I was 10 yrs old!

Good god that was 1978....sigh.

Time flies when you are having fun!

Yeah I know quark but its sad that 30 years later I am still looking at the same album cover...

Nagila whip

Album no I've downloaded all my music, or uploaded from CD.

Gave most of my other stuff away. Didn't have the heart to sell it.

Have I been on Earth too long?

AHFA

Nagila Quark & Whip
Nothing like reading the inserts on albums or cd's and looking at the art though. It changes the way I view the artist sometimes. I still have a big box of 45's singles I used to buy back in the day. Currently rediscovering The Clash Sandinista. I've moved on to the 80's for the moment.

Nagila Nerys

But the quality and clarity of the re-mastered ones available now make it a joy to listen to.

I have something playing whenever I am on the net like now.

I currently have all of Buddy Holly playing behind on random access.

right now is Valley of Tears

AHFA

Whiplash is too ashamed of the age of his 45s to respond.

Therefore this reply intentionally left blank.

W~~~

Nagila Quark

Yes digitally re-mastered recordings have replaced all of my old music too. The quality is great on most.

AHFA

I still think that you can,t beat vinyl for great sound. I find it better sounding if you have a good system to play them a good stylus and turntable really help I find when playing my old LPs richer and deeper sound than the music rerecored digitally, any that is my opinion for what it is worth and no I am not a ludite lol

I still have a hi-fi system that enables me to play LPs and 45s but not 78s I'm afraid (although I still have a few in the loft).

I agree with you cap - I still have some vinyl and although there might be the occasional click (from dirt or a small scratch) the overall timbre is far more satisfying than a digital recording.

Do not know what 45's Whip has but I still have mine and a stere that plays 45's, 33's and those real old ones the 78's

Now if you want to have some real fun find a good bar with a in tune player piano and a good music selection.

Until recently I had some music cylinders and associated player - wind up with a horn of course.

Used to goto a Bar up north in New York, stricktly red-necks ville. But they had a great player piano and a ton of the old player music. had a nice sigh there "Do Not Pick on The Piano Man. He is doing the best he can"

Loved that place.

When I was a teen ager in the 1970's there was an old lady I would help out all I could. One day after mowing her lawn when she tried to pay me and I refused, she pointed to a garage full of junk and said to take my pick. I dug around a minute not expecting to find anything when I ran across a more of less functioning gramophone (edison made these; basically wax cylinders (it had 10 in the box), a needle and a tin horn for an amp). I took it home, wired in some AC power and the thing actually worked. I heard some voices of folks long dead discussing the matters of the day. I did a test recording on one of the spare rolls and it worked too.

The next year I joined the army and came home to find that mom had thrown it in the trash thinking it was junk. Sigh.

W~~~

Nagila Mekon and Whip

So that's where HMV got it's inspiration from.LOL.

AHFA

Oops! Had the name wrong. It was this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phonograph_cylinder

To quote:

The earliest method of recording and reproducing sound was on phonograph cylinders. Commonly known simply as "records" in their era of greatest popularity (c. 1888%u20131915), these cylinder shaped objects had an audio recording engraved on the outside surface which could be reproduced when the cylinder was played on a mechanical phonograph.

Part way down the page is a picture of the thing I had.

W

today deathmetal

Joker: my 45 collection has stuff such as Tommy James and the Shondells and Commander Cody and the Lost Airmen.

Hotrod Lincoln

W~~~

Mary Lee's Corvette is my latest discovery. About 6 years ago she released "Blood on the Tracks" a complete reproduction of the Dylan album recorded live. I have Rhapsody where I surf music. Catching up on 3 decades when I was busy working and raising kids.

If you want to hear new independent music from every genre check CDBaby. It also links to a film site.

have a listen to gabriella cilmi - sweet about me not a bad song for a 16 year old

Tragically Hip is the current passion. Great Canadian Band! Waiting for capt to tell me why I shouldn't like them!! lol

Tragically Hip is good but today is hard rock think ramstien DU Hast. that`s my mood for today.

I like hard rock too! Or to rock hard?!

I used to be into Rammstein (Live Aus Berlin was excellent). Over time though I found it (and stuff like it) to be repetitive and lacking something I was looking for...which left me where I am.

W

Heard of Nosey Joe and the Pool Kings?

I had not Nerys; I assume that suggestion was for me. I listen to mostly blues with some jazz and blues-rock thrown in just to be particular...I also do some jump and swing blues on guitar....but its just for fun.

W

@nerys At least they are better than the barenaked ladies and Blue Rodeo which I did some work with at one time or another If you are talking Canadian singers Neil Young has not equal he is the absolute best that has come from Canada and 2nd would be the Guess Who followed closely by BTO

@capt
So I can like them without feeling any shame? lol

With the old wax cylinders and players one could erase the grooves, with a hot iron, and then shout down the horn and record your own voice.

Nagila Mekon

I know it's your birthday soon, but you cannot be that old surely? LOL

Let's face it you look younger than me.

AHFA

Hard Rock and Heavy Metal for me, with a little 311 and blues thrown in.

today ,luba while painting...

Queen's Greatest Hits on my drive home from the BC!

Fatih no More while working.

today while sanding metal...

Linkin Park for now.

amy winehouse, great voice everything else is very bad

sad songs ! today...

U2 Boy

Introducing Ash Grunewald

Ronnie james Dio today. :-P

today hard rock.

The Crystal Method today. :-)

Robert Johnson, Hubert Sumlin, Dave Specter, with a little Ash (Grunwald) thrown in for good measure....

ccr today...

Nirvana

what`s the name of that song?
i allways feel like some ones
watching me ?
who sings that playing it alot today!

Not sure because it was a one hit wonder. The funny thing is it was a top hit in the 80's, and it is all about stalking someone.

Rockwell

I always feel like somebody's watching me
Who's playing tricks on me
I always feel like somebody's watching me
I can't enjoy my tea!

Kings X today...Gretchen goes to Nebraska.

rock hard and loud.

Rage Against the Machine today.

pink today

Gorillaz, and My chemical romance today.

mmmm, okay My chemical romance it is.

Today Black Sabbath, and then Incubus.

Ok this is music related.
What do you listen to your music with?
If you have to convert it from wave to mp3 what do you use?

What I was using no longer works.

Classic rock,Pink Floyd is my heart,Led Zeppelin is my soul,The Beatles are my eyes,and Grand Funk Railroad is the air I breath.

Rob Zombie listening to now Hellbilly deluxe.

@zandarblade,Black Sabbath is one of my favorites.Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die are my favorite albums.

Rob Zombie
yes right now that`s what`s on.

Death Knoll

listening to Incubus at the moment... :-)

@paddedbag
I read 4 months ago that you was listining to Uriah Heep - Free Me. Just thought you might be intrested in there new album (Wake the Sleeper)URIAH HEEP's first studio album in almost 10 years.
This is the band's first album without their long-standing and original drummer Lee Kerslake who sadly had to leave the band due to ill health in January 2007. Its really good if you like them. I'am shareing it at.
http://www.mininova.org/tor/1514453
Go get it.

@nerys
If there is any U2 or Pink Floyd Album you have not got let me know and I will Upload it for you.

just dl rattus nervecicus by the stranglers and siouxsie sioux the singles (i have these on vinyl in the outbuildings but no player for them lol)

Alice in Chains today.

soft .

David Gilmour is the best.He is Pink.All Roger Waters versions are horrible.The Wall was OK,but I think their last great album was Wish You Wre Here.

Prodigy - The Fat Of The Land
today.

hard rock.

King Crimson

Theory of a Deadman - Bad Girlfriend

Poison - Open up an say ahhhhh...

Groove station (dance ,tec ..)

A special friend of mine passed away recently so tonight I am listening to some of his favorite music: Piano Red, Screaming Jay Hawkins, Robert Lockwood Jr. Hell of a musical taste for a 14-year old kid...

RIP my friend.

that`s sad ,he has great taste !


rip for your friend.

motorhead - Ace of Spades
today.

@Zandar: Lemmy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Love most music. problem right now is that i need a good jukebox for my PC. Any suggestions.

Try Musicmatch Jukebox. It is good.

Motorhead - Overkill

i tunes?
happy stuff today !
up beat.

still classic rock

classic rock has good places if you can get it loud ?
the louder the better!

Sam Cooke,listening to the album he did where he interprets Billie Holiday's music.It is smooth heaven.

Gorillaz today.

stones.

Jimi Henderix
Who doesn't love Purple Haze, Fire, and Red House?

Purple Haze , yes !

Deep purple,Machine Head

Deep purple,have not heared that in awhile.

Bad Company

up beat today ! need help painting

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Traffic

Stevie Ray Vaughan

Queen

Cream

Astra Kelly/Sydney Wayser/The Grams (crab buckit)
James Hunter/Jason Mraz/Kim DiVincenzo
Kate Walsh/Luciana Souza
Berkley Hart/Madeleine Peyroux (sounds so much like Billie
Holiday in many of her songs)
Herbie Hancock/Puppini Sisters
DeVotchka (indie-rock)

Pink Floyd

@joker

go to www.pandora.com for Samba, Bossa Nossa, Bossa Nova music. To register is free. All diff types of music/artists; great site. Sound quality excellent. Enjoy!

Santana

Pink Floyd today.

Black Sabbath
today.

billie holliday

Theory of a Deadman

Pearl Jam

the people next door don`t like it loud .:(
hard rock all types.

Nine Inch Nails

Nine Inch Nails with you on that for to day.

Etta James
Miles Davis
Herbie Hancock
Madonna

going to get it on so barry (how does he do it ?)

Linkin Park
once again today.

more B white today

Cypress Hill
today.

STP today

Allman Brothers Band - Eat A Peach

tech

still classic rock, Celtic rock and Jazz

M.C hammer guess what song .lol

hint you can`t ....

touch this.

Insane Clown Posse
Also known as ICP.

I Feel like ...

Supertramp

Sublime

B52s have not played them in awhile (thanks)

Ccr,Europe,Mr.big,elvis,GnR etc oldies goldies gold.

Elvis Costello today

Disturbed

Sex You Up..From the movies........ Semi-Pro ,its a family movie

@cryomisto

This is a TV site no reference to movies not related
to TV shows is allowed.

Thankyou

Sevendust

since this thread is in the unrelated chat room,cryomisto is not in the wrong.The unrelated chat room description states that it is for anything that does not relate to the site or TV.My most humble respect.

@cryomisto

Apologies forgot we were in the unrelated chat room.

thanks for pointing it out Nog.

to nite it`s late 1:07 am so
soft

Everlast

Regina Spektor now

Beck-Black tambourine;Guero(now)

Saliva

soft

Tonight it's ambient music;Strawberry Girl,David Toop,Voodoo Warriors of Love,and P-EYE-Eye.

Stevie Ray Vaughn

pink floyd (especially earlier stuff),the doors,medwyn goodall,bob marley,green day,enya,alan parsons project,death cab for cutie,nikolai rimsky-korsakov,igor stravinsky,dmitri shostakovich,as well as some opera,golden oldies, and even a little motown and some blues

Any today.

Sister Hazel

classic rock

Country Western