Title: Music Tastes
Redsquirrel - August 3, 2006 09:52 PM (GMT)
What are they? - For me, it's mainly rock -from 60's to present.Two of my favourite groups are The Who and Iron Maiden. I'm also into some punk and some classical - especially Elgar and Holst.
I've never been able to take to dance music of any shape or form - the worst, being 'hardcore' rave -which unfortunately my two eldest kids are into.
s.g.d. - August 3, 2006 10:25 PM (GMT)
most things
anything loud and fast
anything with clever/witty/meaningful lyrics
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s.g.d.
Town_Walls - August 3, 2006 11:15 PM (GMT)
According to this website, your "life's theme" is the song which was Number 1 on your 18th birthday.
This day in MusicSince my 18th birthday was in summer 1995, I had hoped my "life's theme" would be by Blur, Pulp or similar, but instead it turned out to be "Unchained Melody" by Robson & Jerome.
Mark - August 4, 2006 01:46 AM (GMT)
I tried the "This Day in Music". I turned 18 in 1977. Here in the States...Debby Boone--You Light Up My Life. Simply awful. In the UK, David Soul--Silver Lady. Never heard of it, but if it's David Soul, it's got to be lame.
Can't stand most dance music or hard-core rap. Like almost anything else. Listen to mostly "classic rock" or alternative. Favorites include...Beatles, Stones, Police, Gipsy Kings, Dire Straits, Springsteen, Mana (Mexico).
s.g.d. - August 4, 2006 05:30 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (Mark @ Aug 4 2006, 01:46 AM) |
I tried the "This Day in Music". I turned 18 in 1977. Here in the States...Debby Boone--You Light Up My Life. Simply awful. In the UK, David Soul--Silver Lady. Never heard of it, but if it's David Soul, it's got to be lame.
Can't stand most dance music or hard-core rap. Like almost anything else. Listen to mostly "classic rock" or alternative. Favorites include...Beatles, Stones, Police, Gipsy Kings, Dire Straits, Springsteen, Mana (Mexico). |
Siver Lady was very cheesey.
try going for the day that you were born,it is hopefully more influential.
s.g.d.
Chingwakabungya - August 10, 2006 03:58 AM (GMT)
I'm a big fan of rock music, and can't stand anything like pop, rap, hip hop, dance, etc.
My favourite band by a long way are R.E.M., who everyone seems to mistake for being a band who do depressingly sad songs, when they've done about... one... (and technically it isn't sad or depressing if you know what it's really about)... I'm also a big fan of Queen, ELO, Nightwish, Madness, Iron Maiden (who I am going to see live in December), Feeder, Idlewild, U2... The list goes on, but you get the idea.
I'm also particularly fond of seeing said bands live, especially R.E.M.
zaine - September 13, 2006 07:03 PM (GMT)
i'm more of an indy/alternative type guy
For u oldies that don't no what that means - it's basically a soft type of rock :D
My favourite bands are:
- Feeder
- The gorrilaz
- The Who
- The Libertines
- Guns and Roses
- But i also like alot of the oldies too like Rod Stewert :P and toto and i love America (the band) :)
~Zaine~
Redsquirrel - September 13, 2006 08:12 PM (GMT)
One of of best gigs that I've been to was Guns n Roses at Donnington (now download) rock fest.
Very loud, crammed and dangerous - Brilliant!
Minkaro - September 14, 2006 05:32 AM (GMT)
*First post - do I get a shiny membership card?*
I'll listen to any type of rock, ranging from Pink Floyd to Dragonforce to Bon Jovi to Disturbed to Sonata Arctica to Andrew WK.
I draw the line at death metal though, and you'll never catch me listening to rap (other than Weird Al Yankovic's parodies)