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#15 by Quetzalcoatl on 24 Nov, 2012 10:25
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Led Zeppelin- rock
Canned Heat- blues rock
Humble Pie- blues rock
Volbeat- hard rock
Five Finger Death Punch- hard rock
Pearl Jam- grunge
Mighty Mighty Bosstones- ska
Rancid- punk
The Transplants- punk/rap
Willie Dixon- blues
Muddy Waters- blues
Vince Guaraldi- jazz
Chick Corea- jazz
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#16 by Slynito on 24 Nov, 2012 10:53
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I thought I'd mention just a few favorite female artists that I've appreciated over the years....Janis Joplin, Gladys Knight, Grace Slick, Aretha Franklin, Peggy Lee, Dinah Washington, Heart, Tina Turner, Stevie Nicks, Whitney Houston, Sarah Brightman, Beyonce', Pat Benatar, Ella Fitzgerald, Alicia Keys and of course the very exciting Lady Gaga. Did I miss any, of course I did.
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#17 by mrzed on 24 Nov, 2012 11:41
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This You Tube video (bank commercial with the bald guy), has been posted here before.
I really like the music on this one. Old style, but one of my favorites. Listen to the backup singers and their harmonies. Sounds like the Beach Boys did the arrangement. Wish I could find the entire song. Googled it, but only partial lyrics came up on an AOL password restricted page. Guess it was not that popular.
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#18 by marty22 on 24 Nov, 2012 11:48
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Wow. I don't follow most of these bands above. Put me down for the BEatles, Stones, Zepp, Steely Dan, Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan and The Doors.
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#19 by mrzed on 24 Nov, 2012 13:53
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I like most of the Motown music. They were just good singable songs with accompaniments that you can feel in your soul.
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#20 by ZachM on 24 Nov, 2012 14:04
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I like:
-Jimi Hendrix
-The Doors
-The Beatles
-Led Zeppelin
-Boston
There are more but I am usually listening to one of these bands. -
#21 by Sir Harry on 24 Nov, 2012 14:51
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Earth Wind & Fire, New Edition, Destiny's Child, Usher....and that's just the beginning.
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#22 by Ming the Merciless on 24 Nov, 2012 14:54
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Adams Fiona Apple
Bach Pat Benatar
Chopin Eric Clapton
Dvorak Dixie Chicks
Elgar Eurythmics
Faure Dan Fogelberg
Glass Grateful Dead
Handel Anne Hills
Ives Indigo Girls
Janacek Elton John
Korngold Knots and Crosses
Liszt Lady Gaga
Monteverdi Midnight Oil
Nielsen Stevie Nicks
Orff... Roy Orbison...
I think you can get the idea. -
#23 by Tyler on 24 Nov, 2012 15:36
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Check out Unwrapped by Hidden Beach Productions. They take popular rap songs and turn them into Jazz. You'll like it even if you don't like rap.
http://open.spotify.com/user/slybaldguy/playlist/3MVB5ul1QoWSaviuX557Dn -
#24 by schro on 24 Nov, 2012 17:00
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A few of my favorites
The Rippingtons - smooth jazz
Zac Brown Band - Country
Jimmy Buffett - a genre all his own
Metallica - Metal
Disturbed - Metal
Kenny Chesney - Country
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#25 by Beardman on 24 Nov, 2012 18:24
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Five Finger Death Punch- hard rock
They are actually metal, great band though, I don't listen to them often enough imo -
#26 by imaginary on 25 Nov, 2012 15:24
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Kevin Max
Stryper
Martin Smith
Epic Mickey Soundtrack -
#27 by Slyfive on 26 Nov, 2012 21:46
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Great list there Ming!
Steve Reich
John Cage
Hauschka
Yann Tiersen
Incubus
The Arcade Fire
Bloc Party
And So I Watch From Afar
De La Soul
Robert Johnson
BB King
Eric Bibb
John Lee Hooker
Kansas
Zeppelin
Kiss
So many more, I studied composition at uni so I have incredibly broad tastes.