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Tool - 10000 days, there best album to

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Originally posted by Ticklingsolesmaster: I got that one album today at Fred Myer,haven't had a chance to listen to it yet though.

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Originally posted by killa:
rock and gogo for me
Rock:
the bled
atreyu
killswitch engage

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Originally posted by Ticklingsolesmaster:
Great bands!

And what is gogo killa? is it like gogo dancing? or another new label of music?

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Originally posted by vineofthorns:
too many to list so i'll put down a few

SISTERS OF MERCY
necro
cradle of filth
portishead
clan of xymox
69 eyes
velvet acid christ
ill bill
akercocke
dracul
genitorturers
type o negative
carnivore
seraphim shock
q-strange
cannibal corpse
just to name a few

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I've been listening to Xymox and Velvet Acid Christ for quite some time. I'm assuming you also like VNV Nation and Wumpscut as well
 

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Posted by vineofthorns (Member # 1313) on :
 

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Originally posted by vineofthorns:
too many to list so i'll put down a few

SISTERS OF MERCY
necro
cradle of filth
portishead
clan of xymox
69 eyes
velvet acid christ
ill bill
akercocke
dracul
genitorturers
type o negative
carnivore
seraphim shock
q-strange
cannibal corpse
just to name a few

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I've been listening to Xymox and Velvet Acid Christ for quite some time. I'm assuming you also like VNV Nation and Wumpscut as well

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Originally posted by vineofthorns:
too many to list so i'll put down a few

SISTERS OF MERCY
necro
cradle of filth
portishead
clan of xymox
69 eyes
velvet acid christ
ill bill
akercocke
dracul
genitorturers
type o negative
carnivore
seraphim shock
q-strange
cannibal corpse
just to name a few

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I've been listening to Xymox and Velvet Acid Christ for quite some time. I'm assuming you also like VNV Nation and Wumpscut as well

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Originally posted by scarlet:
Ah interesting. Wumpscut is usually the industrial artist most metal heads seem to listen to the most. Don't like or just haven't listened to? He started around same time as VAC and shares a similar(though different) style.

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oh,i never said i didnt like them,i got some of their stuff on a few comps i own and i doubt theres ever been a nite @ a club where i dont hear somthing by them.my gf owns a few cds by them,i just havent gotten around to buying any of their shit..speaking of vacs and wumpscuts i just got around to cop Unter Null's full leangth.if youve never herd of em you should check em out,its fronted by a chick who does it well.you can find them on myspace if you want to get a taste of em
 

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Posted by Ticklingsolesmaster (Member # 14850) on :
 
I'm sensing sort of a theme here. It seems that most of the members on wusfeetlinks (with a few expections) are into Metal/Gothic/Industrial music and the latter. Which is totally ok with me

And i just checked out Wumpscut on Myspace. I will have to buy one of thier albums.
 

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Posted by Sockratease (Member # 13891) on :
 
How Could I forget The Biggies??

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Johann Sebastian Bach
John Coltrane
Louis Armstrong


Not very Metallic, but I like 'em!
 

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Posted by pedactor (Member # 12893) on :
 
john coltrane?? hell yea!! hes 1 bad ass motherfucka
 

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Posted by Albatross (Member # 15234) on :
 
My top ten bands are:

Led Zeppelin
Black Label Society
AC/DC
Death
Metallica
Pantera
Lamb of God
Slayer
Iron Maiden
Helloween
 

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Posted by Wrinklesguy (Member # 732) on :
 
At least there's a couple other people who appreciate old school jazz here besides me..there's so much more to life than hard metal,especially being a bassist..i like more of a challenge to what i play and listen to, unlike the mainstream 2 or 3 power chordish frenzies lol
 

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Posted by Albatross (Member # 15234) on :
 
I know alot of metal bands with good bassists.
 

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Posted by a70 (Member # 14579) on :
 
Hmm...

Let's take a look at my playlist:

ACDC
Tetsuya Takahashi (Appleseed soundtrack)
Counting crows
Disney Music
Günther and the sunshine girls
Hans zimmer
Joe Esposito
John Williams
Lordi
Rammstein
Tatu
Roger Pontare
Rufus Wainwright
Smash Mouth
The Poodles
Van Halen
Zyron (Video game remixer)
Jennifer Saunders
Bach (!)

Guess that's it, kinda random music. Now to answer your question, I listen to good music!
 

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Posted by ledaemon (Member # 198) on :
 

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Ummm...

I think I am about to lose most of you;


Mike Oldfield
Akira Ito
Michael Hedges
Phillip Glass
Andreas Vollenweider
Emerald Web
Anthony Phillips
Steve Hackett
Spike Jones
Frank Zappa


I bet the last two are familiar!

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I don't have any of their solo material, but I do have all the old Genesis CDs with Ant and Steve! I listened to a Philip Glass CD once that my wife had brought home as a promo from work. I don't remember the title, but the music was very minimal and repetitive. Not that that was a bad thing! It was unique. I've got a bit of Zappa in my collection. I suppose my favorite stuff is his output from the late 70's, Joe's Garage, and Sheik Yerbouti cheese.
 

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Posted by Sockratease (Member # 13891) on :
 
Yup...

Most of that list consists of 70's stuffs.

I am surprised anyone recognized Anthony Phillips though!

I did like that short lived "Art Rock" movement in the 70's and early 80's when Yes, Genesis, Starcastle, Pink Floyd, and even Rush were writing Album Side Length Songs that told epic stories.

Tales From Topographic Oceans is Surreal, but it makes sense to me...

Now it has to fit into a music video to be "good."
 

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Posted by ledaemon (Member # 198) on :
 
A lot of my music collection has what a pal of mine described as "limp wristed 70's art rock."

There's an internet radio station I listen to every once in a while that has a decent "70s Prog Rock" station on it. Try this direct link to it!
http://www.live365.com/stations/haroldthebarrel

They actually played lots of Anthony Phillips on it and once I actually heard a 30 minute long Utopia song played in its entirity on it! Makes those yes songs seem short by comparison!


 

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Posted by Mighty Mike (Member # 1922) on :
 
damn I thought everybody these days (other than me) liked country and rap

maybe foot fetishists no crap when they hear it lol

my favs are:

Nine Inch Nails (just saw them live awesome show)
Rammstein
Rage Against the Machine
Van Halen
Foo Fighters
Guns n Roses

I like alot of 80's music too
 

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Posted by Wing-Washer (Member # 3013) on :
 
I'm so diverse, it's almost strange...

I love Seattle grunge and heavy alternative

I hate anything from the 80's with a few exceptions like Metallica and Megadeth

I love traditional country

I hate most of the new pop/country songs

I like bluegrass

I like some rap and R&B

I love Jazz

I like most classical music when I'm trying to relax

I absolutely hate pop music

I love the entire Trainspotting soundtrack...
 

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Posted by Sockratease (Member # 13891) on :
 
For the ecclectic few out there:

I found an album by Luther Wright and The Wrongs.

Called Rebuild The Wall.

It is a Bluegrass cover of The Complete Album The Wall by Pink Floyd!

Bluegrass!!

And it Works!!

Pedal Steel Guitars make good Synthesizer Substitutes!

Whooda Thunk?
 

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Posted by Sam 4 Feet (Member # 2222) on :
 
I like dance music:
clubland, pleasure rooms etc.
 

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Posted by ozkar (Member # 13264) on :
 
Blues, Jazz, Rock, Folk, modern low-fi...

and sorry for the long list that will follow but here goes:

3 Points of Contact, AC DC, Adam Selzer, Aerosmith, Albert King, Alexi Murdoch, Alice Cooper, Allman Brothers, America, American Flag, Amos Lee, Antony and the Johnsons, Arctic Monkeys, Audio Out Send, B.B. King, B.R.M.C, BLUES, BTO, Bach, Badly Drawn Boy, Balfa Brothers, The, Bebo Norman, Bedroom Walls, Belle and Sebastian, Bessie Smith, Beulah, Big Mama Thornton, Bill Withers, Billie Holiday, Billy Bragg, Black Crowes, Black Flag, Black Sabbath, Blind Blake, Blind Boy Fuller, Blind Faith, Blitzen Trapper, Blood Circus, Blue Merle, Blue Oyster Cult, Blue Rider Trio, Bo Diddley, Bob Dylan, Bob Marley, Bon Jovi, Booker T. & the MG's, Boston, Bottom of the Hudson, Broken Social Scene, Bruce Cockburn, Buckwheat Zydeco, Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, Bunkbed, Burt Bacharach, Bush, Cameron Ember, Camper Van Beethoven, Can, Captain Audio, Carey Bell, Carlos Mencia, Cat Power, Cat Stevens, Centro-matic, Charlie Hunter Quartet, Chet Atkins, Chicago, Chick Corea, Choking Victim, Chuck Berry, Cirque du Soleil, Clifton Chenier & His Red Hot Louisiana Band, Coldplay, Counting Crows, Crazy Horse, Cream, Creed, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, David Bowie, David Honeyboy Edwards, David Wilcox, Death Cab for Cutie, Deep Purple, Def Leppard, Dennis Driscoll, Derek Trucks Band, Devendra Banhart, Dirty Projectors, Disney Music, Dispatch, Dixie Chicks, Dokken, Don Howland, Double, Duncan Shiek, Dweeb, ELO, Eels, Ella Fitzgerald, Elton John, Elvis, Emporium, Eric Clapton, Eva Cassidy, Faces, First Impressions of Earth, Flipper, Floyd Dixon, Fog, Folk Implosion, Frank Sinatra, Fred McDowall, Friends Of Sound, Frog Eyes, Fuel, Furry Lewis, GNU, Gary Burt, George Clinton, George Gershwin, Gerty Farish, Girlyman, Glenn Kotche, Gnarls Barkley, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Gomez, Gorky's Zygotic Mynci, Gov't Mule, Greatful Dead, Greenday, Gresham, Grifters, Guided by Voices, Guillemots, Guns N' Roses, Harry Chapin, Hem, Herbie Hancock, Hootie and the Bowfish, Infected Mushroom, Interpol, Iron & Wine, Iron and Wine, J. Geils Band, J. Horndog, JAZZ, Jack Logan, James Brown, James Cotton, James Cotton Carey Bell, Billy Branch, Jason Loewenstein, Jeff Beck, Jerry _Wonder_ Duplessis, Jesse Denatale, Jim Croce, Jim Gaffigan, Jimi Hendrix, Jimi Hendrix Experience, Jimmy Reed, Joan Baez, Joan Jett, Joe Satriani, Joe Strummer, John Butler, John Butler Trio, John Gorka, John Lee Hooker, John Lennon, John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, John Prine, John Scofield, Johnny Cash, Johnny Lang, Johnny Winter, Josh Rouse, Judas Priest, Juke Joint Jive Julie Ruin, KT Tunstall, Kaitlyn Ni Donovan, Kaito, Kansas, Karl Blau, Kelley Stoltz, Kelly Stoltz, Kevin Tihista, Kezz Stone, Kimya Dawson, Koko Taylor, Led Zeppelin, Leo Kottke, Les Paul, Lettuce, Lightnin' Hopkins, Lightning Beat-Man & The Never Heard of EMS, Link Wray, Little Feat, Little Wings, Live, Logh, Lonnie Johnson, Loudon Wainwright III, Louisiana Red, Lovin' Spoonful, Lucinda Williams, Lynyrd Skynyrd, MMW, Maceo & All the King's Men, Magma, Magnetic Fields, Malley, Mamas and the Papas, Marshall Tucker Band, Marshmallow Coast, Mary J. Blige, Wyclef Jean, Mason Jennings, Masters of the Hemisphere, Matis Yahu- Live at Stubb's, Memphis Jug Band, Memphis Slim, Metallica, Metric, Mezzanines, Mike Uva, Miles Davis, Minus Story, Mister President, Mitch Hedberg, Moby, Modest Mouse, Monorail, Monroe Mustang, Moody Blues, Moose, Motörhead, Mr. Airplane Man, Muddy Waters, Mudhoney, Musings, My Morning Jacket, Nat King Cole, National Eye, Neil Young, Neutral Milk Hotel, Nick Drake, Nickel Creek, Nirvana, Normanoak, Ocasek, Of Montreal, Offspring, Okkervil River, Old Crow Medicine Show, Old Time Relijun, Ollabelle, On!Air!Library!, Otha Turner and the Rising Star Fife & Drum Band, Ovahead, Page France, Panama Red, Panty Lions, Parker Paul, Pat Benatar, Pat Martino, Patty Griffin, Pavement, Pearl Jam, Peg Leg Sam featuring Louisiana Red, Peter B. Allen, Peter, Paul and Mary, Petracovich, Phish, Phoebe Snow, Phosphorescent, Piedmont Sorpid, Pierce Woodward, Pinetop Perkins, Pink Floyd, Plain White T's, Poets Of The Fall, Prince, Queen, R.L. Burnside, Rachael Yamagata, Rachmaninoff, Radio Shows, Ray LaMontagne, Red Buttons, Rent 2005, Reptilica, Rev. James Cleveland, Richard Youngs, Righteous Corn Farmers, Robert Earl Keen, Robert Johnson, Robert Lockwood Jr, Robert Nighthawk,The Band, Robert Randolph & The Family Band, Robyn Hitchcock, Rogue Wave, Rolling Stones, Rory Gallagher, Roy Clark & Joe Pass, Roy Montgomery, Roy Orbison, Russell Gunn, Ryan Sutter, Sam & Dave, Sam Cooke, Sam Pacetti, Santana, Sarah Vaughan, Say Hi to Your Mom, Scorpions, Scott Tuma, Sean Croghan, Sean Lennon, Sebadoh, Set Yourself on Fire, Sex Pistols, Shawn Colvin, Shpongle, Sigur Ros, Slaid Cleaves, Smokey Robinson & the Miracles, Snailhouse, Snow Patrol, Soltero, Son House, Sonny Boy Williamson, Soulive, Spagetti Western Music, Spinvis, Spoon, Stand Up, Stanley Black, Steel Guitar, Steely Dan, Steppenwolf, Steve Goodman, Steve Kubit, Steve Miller Band, Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble, Stevie Wonder, Stone Temple Pilots, Stravinsky, String Cheese Incident, Stu Hamm, Subsect, Sufjan Stevens, Sunny Day Real Estate, Superczar, Supergrass, Supertramp, Surrounded, Suzanne Vega, Swearing at Motorists, Swell, T. Rex, TV on the Radio, Tall Blonde, Tara Angell, Television, Temple of the Dog, The Allman Brothers Band, The Batterie, The Beatles, The Big Melt, The Black Crowes, The Black Keys, The Blow, The Blues Brothers, The Buckinghams, The Burnt Cold Trip, The Buzz, The Casualties, The Come N' Go, The Coup, The Creation, The Darkness, The Decemberists, The Eagles, The Elected, The Essence, The Fiery Furnaces, The Five Blind Boys of Alabama, The Four Tops, The Gerbils, The Giraffes, The Gossip, The Guess Who, The Intelligence, The Kings Of Industry, The Kingsmen, The Kinks, The Lemon Pipers, The Libertines, The Microphones, The National, The New Pornographers, The Offspring, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, The Pernice Brothers, The Police, The Postal Service, The Presidents of the United States of America, The Rakes, The Rascals, The Reindeer Section, The Shins, The Sixfifteens, The Smashing Pumpkins, The Stone Roses, The Thorns, The Ventures, The Walkmen, The Wallflowers, The Who, The Yardbirds, Threebrain, Tiger Saw, Tim Young, Tom Petty, Tom Robinson Band, Tom Waits, Tommy Emmanuel, Tommy Johnson, Trout Fishing in America, Uncle Tupelo, Unwound, Van Halen, Van Morrison, Various Artists, Vetiver, Vic Chesnutt, Victor Wooten, Vivaldi, Von Bondies, War Against Sleep, Wavering Saints, We Are Scientists, Wesley Willis, Whitesnake, William Clarke, Willie Dixon, Without Misty, Woody Guthrie, Wyclef Jean, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Yo Yo Ma, ZZ Top.

I have the luxury of listening to quite literally 10 hours of music per day.
 

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Posted by Hal (Member # 3484) on :
 
Sunny Day Real Estate =

Their second album is incredible. (the pink one)

Glad you like them...this band is deffo underrated.

-Hal-

PS. Neutral Milk Hotel are also amazing!
 

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Posted by ozkar (Member # 13264) on :
 
I agree on both counts.
 

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Posted by blackHxC88 (Member # 15094) on :
 
i'm into indie rock/METALcore(scene kids call it "hardcore", they don't know what they're talking about)
 

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Posted by ozkar (Member # 13264) on :
 
Has anyone noticed that the term Indie has expanded to included any reasonably decent non-mainstream music now days?

My musical core is built up from Jazz and Blues and Rock through the 60s, but I've been listening increasingly to the various subgenres of the catch all genre Indie lately.

If you like the Beach Boys try a band called Emporium. They have a hauntingly similar vocal style, and their music is very creative.

I also recommend Supergrass and Superczar to those who like Tom Petty

Tommy Emmanuel is HIGHLY recomended for fellow Chet-nuts and Kottke fans.

Fans of Jimmy Smith, Kenny Burrell, Scofield, definitely try out Soulive, Galactic, Lettuce, and Medeski Martin and Wood.

Please let me know if you've discovered any really good, really under appriciated modern music! I'm VERY interested.
 

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Posted by Salvy_Mic (Member # 13384) on :
 
I'm a classic rock and metal guy for sure: AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath, Guns n Roses, Metallica, Judas Priest, KISS, Journey, Rush among others

Definitely an old-school hip hop fan too, none of this modern BS: Tupac, Snoop Dogg, Xzibit, Dr. Dre, Busta Rhymes, Bone Thugs n Harmony, Ice Cube, N.W.A.,

I also listen to a lot of oldies, disco, and motown, basically anything you can dance too.
 

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Posted by dahilak7 (Member # 16373) on :
 
wow, metal is a re-ocurring theme here!

mine:
The Black Dahlia Murder
Ibanezareous
Cheshire
Carpark North
Avenged Sevenfold
Curtis Mayfeild
Billy Talent
Pezz
The Offspring
Megadeth
Butthole Surfers
Sex Pistols
Jethro Tull
 

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Posted by mystik (Member # 1420) on :
 
I like the standard rap/classic rock combo. Listening to the Who right now as a matter of fact.

Classic Rock:
The Doors
Led Zeppelin
Blue Oyster Cult
The Beatles
The Who
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Rush
Journey
Genesis
Foreigner
Pink Floyd
Boston
AC/DC
Kansas
The Eagles
Rolling Stones

Rap:
Mos Def
Talib Kweli
Common (Sense)
Notorious B.I.G.
Tupac Shakur
Jay-Z
Nas
Outkast
Atmosphere
Blackalicious
The Roots
Tribe Called Quest
Styles of Beyond
Mr. Lif
Bone Thugs N Harmony
Del the Funky Homosapien
 

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Posted by 2 X 4 (Member # 2886) on :
 
Sockratease, leadaemon, I hear ya on the '70s progressive stuff. Quite a few of my favorite bands are of that genre; such would include:

--The Mahavishnu Orchestra
--Yes
--Jethro Tull
--Genesis (the Gabriel era, and their first two post-Gabriel albums)
--Hatfield And the North
--Egg
--National Health
--Melodic Energy Commission
--Wallenstein
--Pulsar
--Soft Machine
--Camel
--Happy The Man
--SBB
--Refugee
--Gentle Giant
--Focus
--Le Orme
--PFM
--Agitation Free
--Emerson, Lake, and Palmer
--Van Der Graaf Generator
--Henry Cow (pref. their early material)
--Pink Floyd (everything BEFORE _Dark Side Of the Moon_)

And now, my favorites in other genres:

--Jefferson Airplane
--Jimi Hendrix
--Country Joe And the Fish
--The Grateful Dead (especially their live performances from 1966-74, and TRIPLE ESPECIALLY their more improvisational material like "Dark Star," "The Other One," and "Playin' In the Band")
--The Mothers Of Invention
--Love
--Bob Dylan (up to _Blonde On Blonde_)
--Van Dyke Parks
--Stew
--Ali Akbar Khan
--Ravi Shankar
--Colin Walcott
--Kool And the Gang (their early stuff)
--Parliament/Funkadelic (pref. early '70s)
--Eugene McDaniels
--Aretha Franklin
--Divine Styler
--Soul-Junk
--S.O.U.L.
--Funk Inc.
--Curtis Mayfield
--L.A. Carnival
--Stark Reality
--Rotary Connection
--Minnie Riperton
--Gil-Scott Heron
--Earth, Wind, and Fire (pref. their early albums)
--Mahalia Jackson
--Rev. James Cleveland
--Tangerine Dream
--Alien Planetscapes
--Tortoise
--Thinking Plague
--Stereolab
--David Axelrod
--Donald Byrd
--Weather Report
--Miles Davis
--Herbie Hancock
--Chick Corea
--Wayne Shorter
--Tony Williams' Lifetime
--John Coltrane
--McCoy Tyner
--Bobby Hutcherson
--Billy Bang
--Andrew Hill
--Keith Jarrett
--Dave Douglas
--Mary Lou Williams
--Marcus Belgrave
--Doug Carn
--The Awakening
--Phil Ranelin
--Dwight Trible
--Charles Lloyd
--Horace Tapscott
--Calvin Keys
--Henry Franklin
--Roy Ayers
--Larry Young
--Love Cry Want
--Adam Rudolph
--Jeff Parker
--Jeff Gauthier
--Eric Von Essen
--Alex Cline
--Nels Cline
--Eberhard Weber
--Terry Riley
--Pauline Oliveros
--Morton Subotnick
--Steve Reich
--Vladimir Ussachevsky
--Charlemagne Palestine
--Danielson Famile
--Lou Harrison
--J.S. Bach
--Handel
--Haydn
--Beethoven
--Mahler
--Sibelius
--Debussy
--Ravel
--Aaron Copland
--Olivier Messiaen
--Arvo Part

[ November 01, 2006, 07:15 PM: Message edited by: 2 X 4 ]
 

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Posted by Girlgotsole (Member # 14405) on :
 
Wow. I'll be the only one, I think, to not overlap anyone else.

Radiohead
Ben Folds (Five)
Wurthering Heights
Christopher O'Riley
Chopin
Clinic
Oasis (early to mid 90s)
Weezer (early 90s)
The Rentals
 

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