Favourite songs, bands, music!!!!

[Alysser]

My mom raised me on oldies so I like oldies plus newer stuff. I'll listen to almost anything. I despise country with a really strong passion, though you can occasionally get me to listen to Rascal Flatts, Carrie Underwood, stuff like that.

I have everything from the Beatles to Glee to classical to rap to hard rock to pop on my iPod, so yep, basically everything!

WE CAN NO LONGER BE FRIENDS

[Karen]

Now, now - she admitted she does make some exceptions ... so surely you can sway her opinion!

[chocolatepuppy]

Country music lover here. I do like the oldies too.

[cassiesmom]

I just heard most of this work on WFMT (the classical music station in Chicago). I missed the very beginning. "Adventures in a Perambulator" by American composer John Alden Carpenter. I've never heard it before, and at first I thought it might be movie music. I'd like to hear it again!

"Blackberry Winter" - by Conni Ellisor, performed by the Nashville Orchestra. Dulcimer and strings. I love this piece!

[cloverfdx]

I am a self confessed Mumford & Sons addict . Have seen them twice live in Melbourne with my bestie. Both times were beyond amazing. I check their tour dates daily hoping that more will be added, no such luck yet.

[BoaLover11]

I listen to a bunch of different bands. Mostly rock and metal, but there are some electronic-y stuff in there, and occasionally I'll sit back and listen to some classical music. I don't really have any preferences for classical, as it's not music I'm interested in, but I'll sit back and listen to on occasion. A sample of bands and such that I've starred on my Spotify are:
Nachtmahr
Centhron
Twisted Sister
Van Halen
Dog Fashion Disco
Deathstars
The Rocky Horror Picture Show Soundtrack
Parts of the Labyrinth soundtrack
The Rolling Stones
Noisuf-X
Murderdolls
Marilyn Manson
Wednesday 13
Garbage
Psyclon Nine
and many many many more. lol

[RICHARD]

The mean kitty song.

[Kirsten]

Well, these days, I don't listen to music as much as a used to when I was younger. Actually, I'm only listening to music when I'm driving - or housecleaning!

The songs of Alex Band (singer of The Calling) have been my favourite music over the last three years, and I'm enjoying Amy McDonald's last album a lot! I also like the Scottish band Runrig. In the 80s and early 90s, I was a huge fan of Depeche Mode and Simple Minds.

[Roxyluvsme13]

WE CAN NO LONGER BE FRIENDS

Lol, Alyssa, you need to move to Tennessee since we have Nashville and all. But I just can't stand the twangy depressing love songs and all of that. Makes me wanna BLEH. It's okay though, I respect your music choices

[Alysser]

Lol, Alyssa, you need to move to Tennessee since we have Nashville and all. But I just can't stand the twangy depressing love songs and all of that. Makes me wanna BLEH. It's okay though, I respect your music choices

LOL, Bri I am glad you realized I was kidding AHH I'd kill to go to Nashville. Or live there, I have many plans within the next year, the only thing I don't know is where I'm gonna end up! We'll see I love country because I connect with it so well, trust me it isn't all depressing! Just listen to Luke Bryan, trust me you'll fall fast LOL.

[smokey the elder]

My taste in music has evolved very randomly.

Favorite radio station plays mix of classic rock, reggae and new stuff. I like a lot of 60's rock; 70's prog rock (Yes, Rush, etc.) Current bands that I like are Mumford and Sons, the Avett Brothers, Heart and Hand, fun. and Imagine Dragons.

My Pandora (TM) feed includes Grateful Dead and similar; Renaissance vocal music; Bach; 70's electronica (Tangerine Dream, Tomita, Synergy, etc.); a couple of folk stations, and a generous sprinkling of sea chanties.

[RICHARD]

My taste in music has evolved very randomly.

Favorite radio station plays mix of classic rock, reggae and new stuff. I like a lot of 60's rock; 70's prog rock (Yes, Rush, etc.) Current bands that I like are Mumford and Sons, the Avett Brothers, Heart and Hand, fun. and Imagine Dragons.

My Pandora (TM) feed includes Grateful Dead and similar; Renaissance vocal music; Bach; 70's electronica (Tangerine Dream, Tomita, Synergy, etc.); a couple of folk stations, and a generous sprinkling of sea chanties.

TOMITA! I hadn't heard his name in years!!!!

I too am a 70's/prog rock fan and can't tell you how much I spent on going to concerts back in el lay.

I just saw that Roger Waters seems to have some problems with a tour he is doing in Europe, too bad people don't see just who he is. The Wall is probably the darkest and most poignant album I have heard - I saw the original tour in 80 and that is one of the top 5 concerts I ever saw......

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And while I don't listen to too much of the newer bands/singers/performers, this song I do like.


This is another song that is played at the ball park as the players take the field for the National Anthem...

[Pinot's Mom]

My radio station is WTMD - the Towson University NPR station. Great station - plays everything good and it's the only way I hear new bands.

Music - I'm a Deadhead who still follows Furthur; my husband and I are floating around plans to go to San Fran for their New Years shows. Need I say more?