In my cd changer/player at the moment...

Thievery Corporation
Camila
The Stone Coyotes
Ray Wylie Hubbard
Dire Straits
Echo and the Bunnymen
Taylor Swift


It's my truck and I can listen to what I want

[Edited on 3-6-2008 by Taper123]

Have you ever heard one of the Dr.Acula guys talk about a place called sector7g. They play there alot its in my town Augusta so I just wondered. I know they are from here.

pro pain
buju Banto
GD
Jack J
Linkin Park
Chili peppers (rhcp)
meduim cool

Perhaps there are 2 Dr.Aculas?

[Warning: Probably disturbing music to most ears.]
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Shocker on Shock Street, Party, Piano Lessons, amazing songs.

piano lessons is the best

no that is the same band song names
piano lessons can be murder
lets get invisible
say cheese and die

all good songs
it is the same band

Nice Wexler, I saw them last Halloween...what a crazy bunch of people!

I think Jack Johnson is an obvious favorite too. Sure I'm not the only one who has him on the list.

Currently on the player:

Wishbone Ash
Mountain
Frank Zappa and MoI
13th Floor Elevator
Blind Faith
Uriah Heep
Aphrodite's Child
Blind Melon
Charlie Parker
Gerry Mulligan
HP Lovecraft
Jimmie Spheeris
Brandenburg Concertos
Miles Davis
Grateful Dead

Right now SERJ TANKIAN is on the ipod. He f#%^$@# ROCKS! I hope SOAD gets back together. I saw them at OZZFEST 2006 It was a killer show.I just saw Serj play a small venue with some band I never heard of , the band was good .But the lead singer needed to shut up. But Serj brought down the house.That dude IS System of a down.if you get the chance to see him ,go.

is it me or has no one mentioned the beatles, or Queen?
I know they're old and commercial but come on! they're unbeatable!

I dont know about unbeatable.

Angus must have been born around "58"
Dito to his list +
Van Morrison
Ricki Lee Jones
Santana
Joe Ely
Delbert McClenton
Robert Earl Keen
Lyle Lovett

Herb

queen is good but sorry to say im not a big fan of the beetles

Herb
LOL '59
I like your additions
Since I've been working a consulting gig an hour away most days, I've had a lot of time to listen to a lot of old CD's (the Vinyl disks won't fit in the little slot).
The flashbacks are scary though.

How do choose, there's classic favorites and there's new favorites..

new: / / classic:
Bubba sparxx / / alice and chains
gorillaz / / crossfade
south park mexican / / sublime
xzibit / / perl jam
baby bash / / queensryche: empire
ludacris / / cypress hill
lil jon / / janes addiction
paolo nutini / / primus
young bloodz / / faith no more
white dawg / / das efx
breaking benjamins / / the toadies
josh turner / / incubus
nelly / / maroon 5
young jeezy / / godsmack
audioslave / / nickleback
Just to name a few! and yes I like rock, country, and rap...

Lots of good tunes I've seen so far.
Tori Amos
Evanscance
Imogen Heap
Bjork
A Fine Frenzy
Concrete Blonde
Loreena Mckennett
Yes
Rush
Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Jethro Tull
David Bowie
Failure ( Ken Andrews)
Massive Attack
I know I've missed lots but I'm old so I have an excuse last but not least and for any of you that havent heard her yet but like others on my list you need to check this girl out.

***Charlot Martin *** she is simply incredable even more so live

Welcome to the forum!

In order of preference (more or less)

TOOL
Godsmack
Living Syndication (Local out of Boston)
Van Halen
Rush
Metallica (up to Black Album-lost me after that)
Badlands
Radiohead
Ozzy
Steve Vai
Joe Satriani
Guns & Roses
Boy Hits Car
The Cult

...and when I'm feeling mellow
Enigma
Cranberries
Andrea Bocelli
Deep Forest
Billy Joel
Jerry Douglas, Edgar Meyer, Russ Barenberg

I mentioned this in another post but it needs to be here too. The other day that gay ass song "ride like the wind" was on the radio and I started thinking of buggying. I used to hate that song, now I'm not so sure. Ahhh behold ,the power of the wind.

couldn't remember hearing "ride like the wind" so googled it found a remix isn't bad mite make a good buggy vido theme song:frog:

I picked up tickets for The Flaming Lips the other day. anyone else a fan of them?

Hell yeah. The Lips are awesome. I saw them two summers ago at the Bank of America Pavilion in Boston, MA. Excellent show. I'd see them again in a second if they'd go back on tour. I just checked and it looks like only have a couple of tour dates up. Wish they'd come back up my way. They put on a hell of a show and if you haven't seen them you're in for a treat.

All time best:
The Cult
Clutch,... (Elephant Riders)
all time worst;
Queen and
the Tony J. Maninha All Stars

new favorite:
Daft Punk

FLaming Lips - didn't even know they were still around. Saw them once with Butthole Surfers - good sound, enjoyed, but lost track of them. Thought they had broken up sometime mid 90s or so.

Well, I'm gonna have to add Tegan and Sara to my list.

They're really good. Twins too BUT, they are lesbians... which is sad, cause that means i have no chance.

Yeah I'm not a fan of the Tony J. Maninha Allstars either!!!

Man...

You all "ROCK OUT WITH YOUR KOCK OUT" :singing:

Great list's, I'd have to say I fit in with just about 90% of these lists...

Kinda cool topic...

Now I gotta look up the few I haven't heard of...
With everyone's great taste in music I might find some new cool tunes.:singing:

Thanx All,
Screwy

Anything that involves Mike Patton (Mr. Bungle, Faith No More, Peeping Tom, etc.)
Chimaira
Stuck Mojo
Elton John
Mindless Self Indulgence
Alice in Chains
Tears for Fears
The B-52's
The Cars
David Bowie
Foo Fighters
The Doobie Brothers
The Alman Brothers
Fleetwood Mac
311
High Contrast
Journey
Local H
Nine Inch Nails
Pink Floyd
Soundgarden
Yes

I'm also a sucker for songs with asymmetric time signatures.

OK, here we go.

Scorpions, my wife gets it, so I do
Pink Floyd (Dark Side of The Moon) make your kite do it.
Metallica (whatever)
Chuck Mangione (earbuds mind you) make your kite do it.

Probably my favorite - Styx -- Grand Illusion LOUD(earbuds mind you). Make your kite to that, on demand!

All in fun. I am older than most but hey!

Jerry

Quote:

Originally posted by Deadhead FLaming Lips - didn't even know they were still around. Saw them once with Butthole Surfers - good sound, enjoyed, but lost track of them. Thought they had broken up sometime mid 90s or so.

Still around amazingly enough. Put out new albums and such. Just picked up tickets for Radiohead. The one band I've dreamt of seeing, and when In Rainbows came out, I knew I'd have my chance.