Hey Guys!
Just thought I might find out what people are listening to these days. I'm somewhat out of the loop. Nobody seems to have ever heard about 50% of what i listen to.
Just post some of your favorite songs!
Here's a few of mine:
The Mark Has Been Made - NIN
Stockholm Syndrome - Muse
Go to Sleep - Radiohead
Slow Hands - Interpol
Clubfoot - Kasabian
And that's only a few...
Full Version: Muzak
There was a "currently listening to" thread a little while back, but I guess it's been long enough to warrant a new thread.
I've heard of all the stuff you're listening to.
Currently enjoying some heavier music at the moment;
Killswitch Engage
Chimaira
Pantera
Extol
Unearth
Machinehead
Trivium
Bullet For My Valentine
Atreyu
Then when I want to mellow out I'll listen to;
Avenged Sevenfold
My Chemical Romance
Funeral For A Friend (recommend new album)
36 Crazy Fists
That's my playlist at the moment.
I've heard of all the stuff you're listening to.
Currently enjoying some heavier music at the moment;
Killswitch Engage
Chimaira
Pantera
Extol
Unearth
Machinehead
Trivium
Bullet For My Valentine
Atreyu
Then when I want to mellow out I'll listen to;
Avenged Sevenfold
My Chemical Romance
Funeral For A Friend (recommend new album)
36 Crazy Fists
That's my playlist at the moment.
A friend told me to listen to Avenge Sevenfold.
So what's your opinion on them?
PS: Pantera? Seriously?
So what's your opinion on them?
PS: Pantera? Seriously?
First album was poor, second album was bloody amazing and I'm divided on the third. Their latest album only came out this week. Unfortunately the singer borked his voice box up royally with all the screaming and now can't do it, so the latest album fringes on EMO in my opinion. But it's worth checking out.
Depends on the mood I'm in.
Currently:
-Muse (Absolution is brilliant)
-Metallica: Master of Puppets (the Album)
-Motörhead
-H.I.M.: Razorblade Romance
-The Violent Femmes
-Mike V and the Rats
-Die Toten Hosen
-Die Aerzte
-DJ Kristoff
-Nine Inch Nails (Absolutely love With Teeth)
-Rage Against The Machine
-Daniel Lioneye
-Chrome Locust
-Dogpiss
-The Ernies
-The Streets
-And, of course, Rammstein.
Currently:
-Muse (Absolution is brilliant)
-Metallica: Master of Puppets (the Album)
-Motörhead
-H.I.M.: Razorblade Romance
-The Violent Femmes
-Mike V and the Rats
-Die Toten Hosen
-Die Aerzte
-DJ Kristoff
-Nine Inch Nails (Absolutely love With Teeth)
-Rage Against The Machine
-Daniel Lioneye
-Chrome Locust
-Dogpiss
-The Ernies
-The Streets
-And, of course, Rammstein.
Lets see here....
-Dragon Force
-Still Remains
-The Orphan
-Haste the Day
-Saves the Day
-Children of Bodom
-Unearth
-Casey Jones
-God Forbid
-Dragon Force
-Still Remains
-The Orphan
-Haste the Day
-Saves the Day
-Children of Bodom
-Unearth
-Casey Jones
-God Forbid
OK, here goes:
- Guns N' Roses
- The Iron Mask
- Symphony X
- Scorpions
- Nirvana
- Slipknot
- Foreigner
- Guns N' Roses
- The Iron Mask
- Symphony X
- Scorpions
- Nirvana
- Slipknot
- Foreigner
Currently mainly listening to
- Fields of the Nephilim
- the Nefilim
- Killing Miranda
- Nine Inch Nails
- NFD
and Funeral Nation radio
- Fields of the Nephilim
- the Nefilim
- Killing Miranda
- Nine Inch Nails
- NFD
and Funeral Nation radio
1-10. Andean panpipes (it's all you get here)
Back at home
1. Handel opera and oratorios
2. Dvorak symphonies and concertos
3. Steve Martland Horses of Inspiration
4. Vaughan-Williams, pretty much anything
5. Haydn symphonies (106 of 'em)
6. Sibelius orchestral music
Is that enough?
Back at home
1. Handel opera and oratorios
2. Dvorak symphonies and concertos
3. Steve Martland Horses of Inspiration
4. Vaughan-Williams, pretty much anything
5. Haydn symphonies (106 of 'em)
6. Sibelius orchestral music
Is that enough?
As of this year...
- Clotted Symetric Sexual Organ (grind)
- Grendel (electro/industrial)
- Raised Fist (hardcore)
- Ulver (Their ambient material)
- Blood Axis (noise/ambient)
- Merzbow (noise/ambient)
- Nine Inch Nails (didnt like "With Teeth" much, I prefer trents old material)
- Nargaroth (black metal)
- Catasexual Urge Motivation (grind)
- Intestinal Slaughter (electro-grind)
- Birdflesh (grind)
- Carcass Grinder (grind)
Then theres the heavy stuff.....
- XXX Maniak
- Libido Airbag
- Agoraphobic Nosebleed
- Alien In Uranus
- Gore Splatter
I do not recommend listening to these bands loudly...my ear's were making that ringing sound all day after doing so.
- Clotted Symetric Sexual Organ (grind)
- Grendel (electro/industrial)
- Raised Fist (hardcore)
- Ulver (Their ambient material)
- Blood Axis (noise/ambient)
- Merzbow (noise/ambient)
- Nine Inch Nails (didnt like "With Teeth" much, I prefer trents old material)
- Nargaroth (black metal)
- Catasexual Urge Motivation (grind)
- Intestinal Slaughter (electro-grind)
- Birdflesh (grind)
- Carcass Grinder (grind)
Then theres the heavy stuff.....
- XXX Maniak
- Libido Airbag
- Agoraphobic Nosebleed
- Alien In Uranus
- Gore Splatter
I do not recommend listening to these bands loudly...my ear's were making that ringing sound all day after doing so.
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I do not recommend listening to these bands loudly...my ear's were making that ringing sound all day after doing so.
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Lol, I can remember how I had to cope with that for three or four days after being to a Vader concert - and that wasn't even grindcore ^^
At the very moment I'm listening to Moonsorrow - Verisäkeet. Immortal, Darkthrone, Taake, Watain, Nocte Obducta, Grabnebelfürsten, Blind Guardian, Falconer, Kataklysm, Dornenreich and Endstille make up my all time favourites.
Sorry i haven't replied...I've been away for the weekend
Thanks for all your posts, but holy [explitive] some of you guys listen to some very hardcore metal and whatnot
Anywho...Listen to Ben Folds!
Thanks for all your posts, but holy [explitive] some of you guys listen to some very hardcore metal and whatnot
Anywho...Listen to Ben Folds!
That's because metal owns. True metal, that is. None of these nu-metal bands like Slipknot or Korn. I mean heavy stuff, like old Metallica, Motörhead, industrial metal like Rammstein and Ministry. Thrash and speed metal especially. You ever need something to keep you awake? Coffee is worthless - just throw on Damage Inc., Feuer Frei, Leper Messiah, or Disposable Heroes. That'll keep you up.
I also forget to mention the punk shtuff I listen to. Again, true punk. None of this emo/pop punk sh*t. Dead Kennedys, the Ramones, Sex Pistols, etc...
I also forget to mention the punk shtuff I listen to. Again, true punk. None of this emo/pop punk sh*t. Dead Kennedys, the Ramones, Sex Pistols, etc...
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I do not recommend listening to these bands loudly...my ear's were making that ringing sound all day after doing so.
I disagree. (Well, I don't listen to grindcore, I listen to death metal, but it should be the same at this point.) You have to listen to this music loudly if you want it to affect you. Just don't listen too long.
Metallica and "old-Metal" bore the hell out of me. They do a half hour set down the local Rock club of "old-Metal" and there's nothing there to thrash to. Nu-Metal gets me going (physically, not sexually) a lot more.
Don't start giving me the "your nu-Metal wouldn't be here without my <insertband> old Metal band". I don't care, just because they were the originals doesn't mean they're more skilled in what they do, or that they're better.
So Phuff on that!
Don't start giving me the "your nu-Metal wouldn't be here without my <insertband> old Metal band". I don't care, just because they were the originals doesn't mean they're more skilled in what they do, or that they're better.
So Phuff on that!
Agreed.
Guitar solos bore me to tears.... though it can be midly entertaining to point and laugh at the guys playing air guitar.
Guitar solos bore me to tears.... though it can be midly entertaining to point and laugh at the guys playing air guitar.
Since my last post on music I have expanded my horizens.
1) Linkin Park
2) 3 Doors Down
3) Life House
4) 311
5) Buckcherry
6) Metallica
7) Nirvana
8) and more.... soon..... hopefully..... if i get a job again soon.....
And I almost forgot Yellowcard.
1) Linkin Park
2) 3 Doors Down
3) Life House
4) 311
5) Buckcherry
6) Metallica
7) Nirvana
8) and more.... soon..... hopefully..... if i get a job again soon.....
And I almost forgot Yellowcard.
I like Yellowcard as well. A bit poppy, but hey, it's not THAT taboo ;D
Yeah, yellow card is all right. Let's see...
I just got some new songs by Kasabian and I like them
Ben Folds sings some funny songs, especially his cover of the Snoop Dogg song "B*tches Ain't Sh*t" It's funny because it's done Ben Folds-piano style
And I almost forgot...LISTEN TO TUBULAR BELLS by MIKE OLDFIELD. it's amazing
I just got some new songs by Kasabian and I like them
Ben Folds sings some funny songs, especially his cover of the Snoop Dogg song "B*tches Ain't Sh*t" It's funny because it's done Ben Folds-piano style
And I almost forgot...LISTEN TO TUBULAR BELLS by MIKE OLDFIELD. it's amazing
Im 16 and I like a lot of Rock, except punk rock(it just sucks).
Im actually listening to the new Seether album as i type, its ok Remedy is the best song on it.
But I like(this isnt in any kinda order just what comes off the top of my head)
1) Linkin Park
2)Metallica
3)Nirvana
4)The Exies(lead singer has a Cobain thing goin on)
5)Breaking Benjamin
6)System of a Down
7)Crossfade
8)Papa Roach
9)Chevelle
10)Led Zepplin(They still kick ass)
I also kinda like the really old stuff like Foghat, now they had some long guitar solos. ZZ Top's pretty cool. Oh and Hendrix is awesome.
Im actually listening to the new Seether album as i type, its ok Remedy is the best song on it.
But I like(this isnt in any kinda order just what comes off the top of my head)
1) Linkin Park
2)Metallica
3)Nirvana
4)The Exies(lead singer has a Cobain thing goin on)
5)Breaking Benjamin
6)System of a Down
7)Crossfade
8)Papa Roach
9)Chevelle
10)Led Zepplin(They still kick ass)
I also kinda like the really old stuff like Foghat, now they had some long guitar solos. ZZ Top's pretty cool. Oh and Hendrix is awesome.
Watch yourself Ceranex, you're entering unnameable territory...
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Metallica and "old-Metal" bore the hell out of me. They do a half hour set down the local Rock club of "old-Metal" and there's nothing there to thrash to. Nu-Metal gets me going (physically, not sexually) a lot more.
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Guitar solos bore me to tears.... though it can be midly entertaining to point and laugh at the guys playing air guitar.
That might be because complex music is not for everyone to understand. But of course, there will always be pop with guitars, witch can get you both going (physically, not sexually) a lot more.
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That might be because complex music is not for everyone to understand. But of course, there will always be pop with guitars, witch can get you both going (physically, not sexually) a lot more.
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Complex? Did you just say 'complex'?
There's nothing complex about an extended guitar solo - which is a pity, because in that case it might be less mind-numbingly boring.
No, really. Metallica are about as complex as a 4 piece jigsaw puzzle.
If you want complexity, look at some classical music.
Extended string? Do you mean playing style or guitar type? In either case, the complexity is in:
1) Writing the solo. You can write a catching (simple) melody for vocal and supporting/bass/rythm guitar, but not everyone can write a good guitar solo, because it has to be quite long and can't repeat itself like vocal or supporting/bass/rythm guitar.
2) Playing it. Anyone can play the same chords again and again to support vocal, but playing solo (especially speed solo) is a completely different thing.
And I'm not talking about Metallica, because I have listened to only a few of their early songs, and nowadays they're crap, no offence.
And sure, I'd listen to classical music if I wanted that much complexity and no guitars. No, thank you, I'm quite happy with hard rock and progressive and death metal.
1) Writing the solo. You can write a catching (simple) melody for vocal and supporting/bass/rythm guitar, but not everyone can write a good guitar solo, because it has to be quite long and can't repeat itself like vocal or supporting/bass/rythm guitar.
2) Playing it. Anyone can play the same chords again and again to support vocal, but playing solo (especially speed solo) is a completely different thing.
And I'm not talking about Metallica, because I have listened to only a few of their early songs, and nowadays they're crap, no offence.
And sure, I'd listen to classical music if I wanted that much complexity and no guitars. No, thank you, I'm quite happy with hard rock and progressive and death metal.
Most GOOD guitarists can do solo's off their head. It's really NOT hard. Two of my best friends are amazing guitarists and often just walk in my room, pick up my guitar and play something completely random while we chat.
From experience I can say it's a lot harder to connect with three other instruments (vocals, drums, bass) and keep in time when strumming multiple different chords in seconds than it is to do solo's.
From experience I can say it's a lot harder to connect with three other instruments (vocals, drums, bass) and keep in time when strumming multiple different chords in seconds than it is to do solo's.
These threads never get over-discussed, do they?
In no particular order, not even alphabetical;
Nirvana
The Ramones
Dia Psalma
Strebers
Black Sabbath
Motörhead
Neil Young
Manfred Mann's Earth Band
Pearl Jam
Soundgarden
Pink Floyd
Led Zeppelin
That's it.
In no particular order, not even alphabetical;
Nirvana
The Ramones
Dia Psalma
Strebers
Black Sabbath
Motörhead
Neil Young
Manfred Mann's Earth Band
Pearl Jam
Soundgarden
Pink Floyd
Led Zeppelin
That's it.
Word about Led rocking, cause they do!
Wow, this guitar solo thing is getting heated, just make sure no one winds up dead...'cause if they do, we won't know where to stash the body
Roight, anyway, as of the moment, i'm listening to:
Could Well Be In - The Streets
Doin' Time - Sublime
Somebody to Love - Jefferson Airplane
Girl - Beck
And everything off of the Out of Exile CD by Audioslave
Yeah!
Wow, this guitar solo thing is getting heated, just make sure no one winds up dead...'cause if they do, we won't know where to stash the body
Roight, anyway, as of the moment, i'm listening to:
Could Well Be In - The Streets
Doin' Time - Sublime
Somebody to Love - Jefferson Airplane
Girl - Beck
And everything off of the Out of Exile CD by Audioslave
Yeah!
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From experience I can say it's a lot harder to connect with three other instruments (vocals, drums, bass) and keep in time when strumming multiple different chords in seconds than it is to do solo's.
Hm, I think you encountered a cheap band there...
Not at all. I think you just don't know what you're talking about.
Right Systems unameable, as stupid as I think that is I'll try to refrain from mentioning them. B.Y.O.B sucks by the way.
As a lover of music and a musician myself,(I play the tenor sax, and piano) I think it depends on what musician your listening too. There are some complex rock bands out there, Shadows Fall plays some awesome stuff, and complex classical. And to some talented musicians its all easy no matter how complex.
Any of you guys listen to Jazz.
Any of you guys listen to Jazz.
Benoit, w00t
Malchik asked me to post this on his behalf, since the computer he was using wouldn't let him post it
No, really. Metallica are about as complex as a 4 piece jigsaw puzzle.
So this guitarist rings up his friend one night and says: "I've er um I think like maybe perhaps like I've broken a record!"
So the friend says: "Geez, man. What is it?"
"I've just like er um done this four piece jigsaw like, you know, right and it's only taken me like three weeks, right!"
The friend, who being a pianist is more tuned in to the realities of life says. "How can that be a record, man?"
"It says like on the box 'two to four years'.
Interestingly the concept of a solo piece in the middle of concerted music is found throughout most types of music including Jazz, Folk, Classical. In operas of old the soloists had long, florid, solos in the middle of the arias. Surely a good guitarist can make a solo interesting. I am not a great fan of all the derivatives of pop and rock but I enjoy listening to Mark Knopfler for instance not only with Dire Straits but some of his film music too.
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No, really. Metallica are about as complex as a 4 piece jigsaw puzzle.
So this guitarist rings up his friend one night and says: "I've er um I think like maybe perhaps like I've broken a record!"
So the friend says: "Geez, man. What is it?"
"I've just like er um done this four piece jigsaw like, you know, right and it's only taken me like three weeks, right!"
The friend, who being a pianist is more tuned in to the realities of life says. "How can that be a record, man?"
"It says like on the box 'two to four years'.
Interestingly the concept of a solo piece in the middle of concerted music is found throughout most types of music including Jazz, Folk, Classical. In operas of old the soloists had long, florid, solos in the middle of the arias. Surely a good guitarist can make a solo interesting. I am not a great fan of all the derivatives of pop and rock but I enjoy listening to Mark Knopfler for instance not only with Dire Straits but some of his film music too.
A lot of what I listen to, most people dont like.
-Hevia
-Vanessa Mae
-Bond (not the movie/soundtrack)
-TSO
-They Might Be Giants
-Adiemus
And I also enjoy listening to George Carlin.
-Hevia
-Vanessa Mae
-Bond (not the movie/soundtrack)
-TSO
-They Might Be Giants
-Adiemus
And I also enjoy listening to George Carlin.
It might not be complex to play guitarr but you still gotta be talented to write a good solo or riff, like stairway to heaven. A song dosent need to be complex to be good.
Anyway, here's what I listen to
1. Black Sabbath
2. Led Zeppelin
3. Thin Lizzy
4. Jimi Hendrix
5. Misfits (the older albums, nowadays, they are just crap)
Anyway, here's what I listen to
1. Black Sabbath
2. Led Zeppelin
3. Thin Lizzy
4. Jimi Hendrix
5. Misfits (the older albums, nowadays, they are just crap)
I totally detest Stairway to Heaven - so that's perhaps not the best example.
Detesting something doesn't make it bad example. Stairway To Heaven is a perfect example.
Not if you wanted to convince me of the merits of guitar solos
In that case you dont know anything about guitarr solo's. The end solo in Stairway To Heaven is perfect.
The solo in Ozzy Osbournes - Mr Crowley is a very good example to.
As I said, a solo doesnt need to be super complex to be good, I think many rate guitarr solo's depending on how fast they are, cause that makes it complex, right? playing like 1000 tones as fast as possible, up and down.
The solo in Ozzy Osbournes - Mr Crowley is a very good example to.
As I said, a solo doesnt need to be super complex to be good, I think many rate guitarr solo's depending on how fast they are, cause that makes it complex, right?
playing like 1000 tones as fast as possible, up and down.
*yawns*
Some people just can't seem to accept that others might not like their kind of music - it has nothing do with 'knowing about guitar solos' or 'understanding'.
I consider guitar solos to be self-gratification on part of the guitar player. Someone else's self-indulgence holds little appeal for me.
Musical taste is a personal thing - there's no 'right' or 'wrong', no 'better' or 'worse', and it has nothing to do with 'understanding' or 'keeping it real' or whatever - what it comes down to is whether you like certain music or not.
So kindly allow me to detest Led Zeppelin without trying to convince me of the merits of a song I consider to be absolutely awful.
Some people just can't seem to accept that others might not like their kind of music - it has nothing do with 'knowing about guitar solos' or 'understanding'.
I consider guitar solos to be self-gratification on part of the guitar player. Someone else's self-indulgence holds little appeal for me.
Musical taste is a personal thing - there's no 'right' or 'wrong', no 'better' or 'worse', and it has nothing to do with 'understanding' or 'keeping it real' or whatever - what it comes down to is whether you like certain music or not.
So kindly allow me to detest Led Zeppelin without trying to convince me of the merits of a song I consider to be absolutely awful.
Personally I will listen to most music, but I like those that I listed. I also like movie soundtracks. Infact right now I am listening to the Triplets of Belleville Soundtrack. On the radio I only listen to the classic rock station, but I would rather my own music (what I listed in my above post).
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The discussion wasnt about wether you like Led Zeppelin or not, what we talked about was the complexity of a guitarr solo
yes of course music is all about personal taste, you dont need to explain that for me, Im not gonna tell you whats good or bad music, just what I think is good music.
I have not tried to convince you in any way, I listed what I listen to and what solo I liked.
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The discussion wasnt about wether you like Led Zeppelin or not, what we talked about was the complexity of a guitarr solo
yes of course music is all about personal taste, you dont need to explain that for me, Im not gonna tell you whats good or bad music, just what I think is good music.
I have not tried to convince you in any way, I listed what I listen to and what solo I liked.
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That rather contradicts your previous, post, then:
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In that case you dont know anything about guitarr solo's. The end solo in Stairway To Heaven is perfect.
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I'm glad you agree with me that music is all about personal taste, then.
Adras, don't you find that listening to the radio introduces you to new kinds of music, or to bands you hadn't heard before? I've recently discovered a good radio station which plays a lot of little-known stuff that I probably wouldn't have heard anywhere else.
Having found a few radio stations which play the kind of music I like I tend to listen to them quite a lot.
I love listening to the radio - I have hundreds of bands and songs to look up because of it. Unfortunately, the only station that really played indie bands and the like was shut down less than a year ago...and replaced by a hispanic station.
Anyway, I agree that music is all in personal taste. I'm not a fan of guitar solos during which you have time to go make a cavewich (props to Shin
) and return before it's over. On the other hand, I do like some guitar solos that are short but sweet, such as Saul Hudson's in "Slither."
Bands I forgot to mention:
-Richard Cheese: lounge covers of heavy/hard rock songs by bands like RATM, NIN, etc... Funny as sh*t.
-Rancid
-The Aquabats
-Techno (Mostly Euro-House/Trance)
-Classical: Check out Renee Gruss. Modern guy, but Antares is brilliant.
Anyway, I agree that music is all in personal taste. I'm not a fan of guitar solos during which you have time to go make a cavewich (props to Shin
) and return before it's over. On the other hand, I do like some guitar solos that are short but sweet, such as Saul Hudson's in "Slither."Bands I forgot to mention:
-Richard Cheese: lounge covers of heavy/hard rock songs by bands like RATM, NIN, etc... Funny as sh*t.
-Rancid
-The Aquabats
-Techno (Mostly Euro-House/Trance)
-Classical: Check out Renee Gruss. Modern guy, but Antares is brilliant.
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Adras, don't you find that listening to the radio introduces you to new kinds of music, or to bands you hadn't heard before? I've recently discovered a good radio station which plays a lot of little-known stuff that I probably wouldn't have heard anywhere else.
Having found a few radio stations which play the kind of music I like I tend to listen to them quite a lot.
Having found a few radio stations which play the kind of music I like I tend to listen to them quite a lot.
You can be sure of my unlimited envy. The quality of radio broadcasting seems to differ vastly between various countries, the radio stations I could listen to all play the same Pop/Hip Hop-stuff (to be more precise, they have virtually identical play lists), with the exception of some public stations which play either classic music or that awful kind of Schlager and Volksmusik.
Hehe - the only times I listen to 'normal' radio are in the car, and to the news in the morning - the 'radio' stations I was referring to are internet ones - the ones I usually switch between are Funeral Nation and Deathrock Radio.
iTunes: DI.fm.... Techno's good stuff. They have tons of different radio stations to check out.
Launch.com also has great readio. It's Yahoo, but it's pretty nice. You rate albums, songs, and artists (individually); you can also rate music genres, etc... Based upon your ratings, they play bands, songs, and albums you rate highly, and often play music that fits your likes. If you don't like a song, album, or artist, you can block it from being played again. And you can skip songs. It's brilliant.
Launch.com also has great readio. It's Yahoo, but it's pretty nice. You rate albums, songs, and artists (individually); you can also rate music genres, etc... Based upon your ratings, they play bands, songs, and albums you rate highly, and often play music that fits your likes. If you don't like a song, album, or artist, you can block it from being played again. And you can skip songs. It's brilliant.
bullet for my valentine - cries in vain
nirvana - rape me
slipknot - the heretic anthem
trivium - the end of everything
marilyn manson - personal jesus
nightwish - nemo
lacuna coil - swamped
sisters of mercy - cry little sister
bahaus - came from next door
rammstein - benzin
nirvana - rape me
slipknot - the heretic anthem
trivium - the end of everything
marilyn manson - personal jesus
nightwish - nemo
lacuna coil - swamped
sisters of mercy - cry little sister
bahaus - came from next door
rammstein - benzin
I'd have to say my musical taste has changed a bit in the past couple of months.
Here's my [semi] updated playlist:
-The Aquabats
-Massive Attack
-Filter
-Artifact
-Rage Against The Machine
-The Deftones
-The Doors
-Fatboy Slim
-The Goo Goo Dolls
-Gorillaz
-Ministry
-NIN
-Orgy
-My Chemical Romance
-Some Avenged Sevenfold
-Rancid
-Less Than Jake
-The White Stripes
-Slayer
-Anthrax
-KMFDM
-MDFMK
-Smashing Pumpkins
-Ferry Corsten
-Paul Van Dyk
-DJ Kristoff
-DJ Tiesto
Here's my [semi] updated playlist:
-The Aquabats
-Massive Attack
-Filter
-Artifact
-Rage Against The Machine
-The Deftones
-The Doors
-Fatboy Slim
-The Goo Goo Dolls
-Gorillaz
-Ministry
-NIN
-Orgy
-My Chemical Romance
-Some Avenged Sevenfold
-Rancid
-Less Than Jake
-The White Stripes
-Slayer
-Anthrax
-KMFDM
-MDFMK
-Smashing Pumpkins
-Ferry Corsten
-Paul Van Dyk
-DJ Kristoff
-DJ Tiesto
Well probably my favourite guitarist of all time is Jimi Hendrix and still is my favourite (All Along the Watchtower is my favourite written by Bob Dylan).
I also like...
Pink Floyd
Nirvana
Trivium
The White Stripes
Thats all i can think of at the moment.
I also like...
Pink Floyd
Nirvana
Trivium
The White Stripes
Thats all i can think of at the moment.
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