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Music by HotCajun on 27 Mar, 2007 21:26
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I was downloading music tonight getting ready for the summertime, and I was wondering what kind of music you guys and gals like to listen too?
I'm always looking for new music to download, and I love being reminded of a really cool songs from back in the day. So if you have any suggestions for my playlist, I'm all ears! -
#1 by Robmeister on 27 Mar, 2007 22:06
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Two fairly new bands that I'm impressed with (and I'm an "old school, classic rock" guy) is...
Keane (checkout their "Under The Iron Sea" album---particularly the song "Broken Toy")
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Doppler, Inc. (Raw rock guitar [no lyrics] with some techno thrown in) -
#2 by HotCajun on 27 Mar, 2007 22:24
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Two fairly new bands that I'm impressed with (and I'm an "old school, classic rock" guy) is...
Keane (checkout their "Under The Iron Sea" album---particularly the song "Broken Toy")
and
Doppler, Inc. (Raw rock guitar [no lyrics] with some techno thrown in)
Will do! What are some of the older classics you enjoy? -
#3 by Tyler on 27 Mar, 2007 22:31
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I just bought the 300 Movie Soundtrack last night. It's pretty sweet for an intrumental album. lately I've been listening to the Railbenders, Kenny Chesney, Cash, Jack Johnson, and various Techo/Trance stuff depending on my mood.
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#4 by Cam on 27 Mar, 2007 22:55
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My 5 favorite bands of all time go a little something like this:
In Flames
Buckethead
Dog Fashion Disco
Death Cab for Cutie
Radiohead
Buckethead is all instrumental. In Flames is really heavy. Dog Fashion Disco could be described as satanic circus music. Death Cab for Cutie are indie. Radiohead are just different, and very relaxing. That's about it! -
#5 by HotCajun on 27 Mar, 2007 23:05
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Got a specific song I should download?
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#6 by Cam on 27 Mar, 2007 23:10
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Got a specific song I should download?
By which one? I guess I'll try to give you a short list.
In Flames - Borders and Shading OR Take this Life
Buckethead - *that's too hard to pick just one*
Dog Fashion Disco - Silent Film
Death Cab for Cutie - Soul Meets Body
Radiohead - Lucky OR Where I End and You Begin -
#7 by HotCajun on 27 Mar, 2007 23:32
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Got a specific song I should download?
By which one? I guess I'll try to give you a short list.
In Flames - Borders and Shading OR Take this Life
Buckethead - *that's too hard to pick just one*
Dog Fashion Disco - Silent Film
Death Cab for Cutie - Soul Meets Body
Radiohead - Lucky OR Where I End and You Begin
I'll let you know how it goes! -
#8 by PBurke on 28 Mar, 2007 14:53
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i say anything that drives JT crazy
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#9 by schro on 28 Mar, 2007 16:03
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Rippingtons (jazz), Metallica, Iron Maiden, Nickelback (rock), and Jimmy Buffett (drinking) probably are tops.
Actually starting to tolerate country.
I can't recommend the Rippingtons enough. IMHO, they are the best "smooth jazz" band going. Although Kilauea & Fourplay aren't too shabby either. -
#10 by MR. CLEAN on 28 Mar, 2007 18:27
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Yo, I can not recommend well enough Drowning Pool or a Local Phoenix band called 32 Leaves. Good stuff. as well as a few other bands, another band to look out for is The Music... Dope stuff all around. Here's a link to a playlist that I got workin', if you are interested in sampling some of Clean's Eclectic musical taste.
<http://www.pplaylist.com/user/4252812> -
#11 by HotCajun on 28 Mar, 2007 21:12
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I just recently came across a Jewel rendition of Leaving On A Jet Plane....if you can download it, do it, it is totally worth it!!!
I also like the new Hender song Better Than Me....It reminds me of a lot of you on here talking about marrying up!
If there are any you guys think I would like please feel free share....
I did get some Keane....thanks Robmeister...its not bad...I couldn't find broken toy, but I did download a rendition of Your Song by Elton John...its pretty good
I'm in the process of downloading In Flames- Borders & Shading also Take This Life, Funnel, but I'll let you know what I think.
Tyler, I love Jack Johnson...my friends went and saw him in Hawaii, I was soooo jealous! I see Kenny almost everytime he comes to Baton Rouge, Lafayette, or New Orleans....I love that he still sings Tin Man!!!
Oh, and I like Radiohead!
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#12 by BaldRob on 29 Mar, 2007 05:13
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You can't forget Jimmy Buffett... the ultimate summer music!!
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#13 by Ian on 29 Mar, 2007 05:23
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Arctic Monkeys
Kaiser Cheifs
Snow Patrol
The Killers
Oasis
Kings of Leon
The Fratellis
Razorlight
Coldplay
Prodigy
Muse
The Kooks
Kasabian
Ian Brown / The Stone Roses
The Beatles
Beastie Boys -
#14 by jusbnme on 29 Mar, 2007 09:00
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I listen to just about anything as long as it's "good music." I say that because a lot of people are coming out lately and it's like you wonder how the hell they even got a deal. But I like a little bit of everything. It's pretty much whatever my mood is for that day. But in general I like a little of what all music has to offer. But to try and be more specific I'm more into laid back relaxing stuff. Like Bob Marley, Jimmy Buffett, etc... I guess you could say island type of music. But depending on my mood I'll listen to some Papa Roach, Metallica, Johnny Cash, Eminem, Kid Rock, Beastie Boys, Hank Jr., No Doubt, Wu-Tang Clan, 311, Mary J. Blige, Toby Keith, Josh Groban, Phil Collins, John Cougar Mellencamp, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Harry Connick Jr., etc...I could keep going but I can't think of it all right now. Basically like I said, anything that is good music and is performed by an actual "artist." One last thing I will say about the music I listen to is this...This is mainly to anyone else out there who likes old school hip-hop. I grew up on old school hip-hop and would probably have to say that is one of my favorite genres of music besides the island stuff. What is up with the kind of hip-hop that is coming out now-a-days? I'm being very nice referring to it as hip-hop. It's sad really. It's as if the good old stuff is a dying breed. Like I said before, I guess anyone can get a deal now-a-days?