What music do you like??

[LE Dad]

Give me some songs groups or singers that you like; old, new, hairbands, country, jazz....whaaaaateveeer you like!!

[Ernest T Bass]

Im a big lyrical fan. My favorite current artist is Houston Marchman. Probably the best songwriter since Townes Van Zandt, who Im also a big fan of.

[BaseballUmp]

Wade Bowen

Passion Pit

Chalie Boy

Eminem

Lil Wayne

[Old Tiger]

George Strait
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Pantera
Bob Marley
Eminem
Jay-Z
Common
Ludacris
Carrie Underwood
Miranda Lambert
Allan Jackson
George Jones

[MUSTANG69]

George Strait
Vince Gil
Hank Williams Sr.
Buddy Holly
Michael Bolton
Johnny Rivers
Blue Riders of the Purple Sage
Most 50's and 60's Rock

[Ranger Mom]

AC/DC
Guns n Roses
Motley Crue
Poison
Lynard Skynard
April Wine
Foreigner
Ratt
Warrant
Dokken
Cinderella
White Snake
Great White
Quiet Riot
Def Leppard
Scorpions
Bon Jovi
Van Halen
Twisted Sister
Slaughter
Kiss
Cheap Trick
Triumph

LOL!! Can you tell I was a "child of the 80's?"


Boston
Eagles
Night Ranger
38 Special
Aerosmith
Journey
Loverboy
STYX
REO Speedwagon

[Emerson1]

Randy Rogers Band (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUPhiPaXKZU)

Josh Abbott Band (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yapf2QvFHfw)

James Lann (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhyjmyFvNxg)

Eminem (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYky3Z6x9cc)

Emery (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyQaVBEWeRU)

[LH Panther Mom]

Saliva
AC/DC
Led Zeppelin
Doobie Brothers
Shinedown
Def Leppard
Lover Boy :D
Nickelback
Styx
Kansas
Boston
George Thorogood
Eagles
The Maines Brothers
Joe Ely
White Stripes

Too many to list....

Most any 60's, 70's, 80's rock...with the exception of Jethro Tull, specifically Aqualung.

[sinton66]

I probably don't have to name mine.

[LH_Tuff]

Roy Orbison
Tom Petty
Bob Dylan
George Harrison
Traveling Wilburys (See Above) :)

[Looking4number8]

Originally posted by LH Panther Mom
Saliva
AC/DC
Led Zeppelin
Doobie Brothers
Shinedown
Def Leppard
Lover Boy :D
Nickelback
Styx
Kansas
Boston
George Thorogood
Eagles
The Maines Brothers
Joe Ely
White Stripes

Too many to list....

Most any 60's, 70's, 80's rock...with the exception of Jethro Tull, specifically Aqualung.


I knew we got along for a reason!

[SintonFan]

Add the two ladies that name's are blue together and you get some of my favorites.:cool: :D

[gtownpoke]

Stoney Larue
Bo Phillips
Eli Young
Randy Rogers
Jason Boland
Basically anything red dirt...
Jason Aldean
Cross Canadian Ragweed
George Straight
Clay Walker

[Diocletian]

Hank Williams III

Metallica

Danzig



Currently enjoy listening to the Indi Rock station on XM Radio...seems to be growing on me.

I also enjoy listening to Classical Piano and Small Band easy listening.

[GrTigers6]

Originally posted by gtownpoke
Stoney Larue
Bo Phillips
Eli Young
Randy Rogers
Jason Boland
Basically anything red dirt...
Jason Aldean
Cross Canadian Ragweed
George Straight
Clay Walker Ditto + Kyle bennett band, Wade bowen, Casey Donahew Band, Kyle hunt, Kyle park. and the rest of the red dirt clan.

[pero chato]

Originally posted by sinton66
I probably don't have to name mine.

Keep on Chooglin' !!

[Trashman]

Any recording that "The Swampers" played on....:D

Muscle Shoals (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muscle_Shoals_Rhythm_Section)

[BullsFan]

Originally posted by Ranger Mom
AC/DC
Guns n Roses
Motley Crue
Poison
Lynard Skynard
April Wine
Foreigner
Ratt
Warrant
Dokken
Cinderella
White Snake
Great White
Quiet Riot
Def Leppard
Scorpions
Bon Jovi
Van Halen
Twisted Sister
Slaughter
Kiss
Cheap Trick
Triumph

LOL!! Can you tell I was a "child of the 80's?"


Boston
Eagles
Night Ranger
38 Special
Aerosmith
Journey
Loverboy
STYX
REO Speedwagon

EVERY ONE OF THOSE!! That's actually kind of scary...LOL

I also loved a lot of 90s bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Bush, Fuel, Live, Stone Temple Pilots, Garbage, Candlebox, Toad the Wet Sprocket. I thought the 90s were a great time for music. Bush's Sixteen Stone and Foo Fighters' The Colour and The Shape are two of the best albums ever made.

By the way, have you noticed they're not called albums any more? I wonder if it ages me that I still use that word.

[Ernest T Bass]

Originally posted by BullsFan
By the way, have you noticed they're not called albums any more? I wonder if it ages me that I still use that word.

That's all Ive ever heard them called. What are they called now?

[yoe64]

Muse

[BullsFan]

Originally posted by Ernest T Bass
That's all Ive ever heard them called. What are they called now?

CDs.

[Ernest T Bass]

An album is a collection of songs. A CD is simply the way it's delivered. An album can be a record, tape, CD, 8 track, MP3, etc...

[carter08]

The Shins
Iron and Wine
Broken Social Scene
Against Me!
The Gaslight Anthem
Neil Young
Joshua James
Neutral Milk Hotel
Joshua Radin
Okkervil River
Belle and Sebastian
Sarah Jaffe
Doug Burr
Bright Eyes
Jenny Lewis
Uncle Tupelo
Whiskeytown
Townes Van Zandt
Amy Cook
The Apples in Stereo
Buxton
The Wild Moccasins
The Ataris
The Pogues
The Flaming Lips
Beach House
Joanna Newsom
Devendra Banhart
Slaid Cleaves
Todd Snider
Radiohead
Explosions in the Sky
Z-Ro
Big Moe
Bun B
Slim Thug

[AP Panther Fan]

Originally posted by LH Panther Mom

Styx
George Thorogood



I like those, also...

David Bowie
The Cars
Tom Petty
The Police
Steppenwolf
Bruce Springsteen
Jackson Browne
Van Morrison
James Taylor
Toby Keith
Martina McBride
Alabama

[AP Panther Fan]

Originally posted by BullsFan
CDs.

Funny you mention that. I was watching something the other day that discussed the fact that CD's are containing fewer songs due to most people now downloading individual songs from the internet.

CD sales are suffering.

[44INAROW]

Originally posted by BullsFan
EVERY ONE OF THOSE!! That's actually kind of scary...LOL

I also loved a lot of 90s bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Bush, Fuel, Live, Stone Temple Pilots, Garbage, Candlebox, Toad the Wet Sprocket. I thought the 90s were a great time for music. Bush's Sixteen Stone and Foo Fighters' The Colour and The Shape are two of the best albums ever made.

By the way, have you noticed they're not called albums any more? I wonder if it ages me that I still use that word.

Me too.. almost all of RM and LHPM and BullsFans list.. I really like Nirvana :)

[nobogey72]

My favorite music all came from mid - 60's and early to mid 70's. Those were my Jr. High-- High School --College years.

The Doors
Creedance
Skynyrd
Eagles
Chicago
Allman Bros
Anything Clapton
Temptations, Four Tops, Spinners etc.
ZZ Top
Carol King
Blue Oyster Cult
Moody Blues

and, last but not least ME IN THE SHOWER (when there is nobody home:) :cool: :cool:

[pero chato]

OLDER:
Creedence
Led Zep
Golden Earring
Mott the Hoople
Grand Funk
Buddy Miles
Aerosmith
The Who
The Guess Who
Skynyrd
BTO
Bad Company
Black Oak Arkansas
Deep Purple
Doobies
Elton John
Fleetwood Mac
Foghat
James Gang
Nazareth
Stones
Santana
Slade
Spooky Tooth
Ten Years After
UFO
Tesla
Rich Mullens
REM
Poco
Montrose
Jethro Tull
Humble Pie
Focus
Clapton

NEWER:
Dandy Warhols
Tori Amos
Shinedown
3 Doors Down
Howling Diablos
Foo Fighters
Chevelle
And of course, Theory of a NickelHinder.

[Farmersfan]

I pride myself on liking pretty much all genres of music. (Not real fond of rap but can listen to some). I listen to all rock, all country and pretty much most of any disco music that plays. Donna Summer will get me on the dance floor every time! but then the dance floor clears quickly. Wonder why?)

I even listen to Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra when the mood hits me. Dean Martin is a awesome singer!

[BullsFan]

Originally posted by AP Panther Fan
Funny you mention that. I was watching something the other day that discussed the fact that CD's are containing fewer songs due to most people now downloading individual songs from the internet.

CD sales are suffering.

Not surprising, really. CDs have always been overpriced, but now, in the days when you can download songs for $.99 or $1.29 it's just not logical to buy a 15 song CD when you're probably only buying it for whatever singles make it on the radio. I can remember back in the day spending $16-$18 on a CD and then getting SO hacked off because I didn't like most of it. One of the most egregious offenders were the Fugees. I bought their album because I loved their remake of "Killing Me Softly", and there wasn't a single other song on the CD I liked.

Forgot to say that I also love some of the older oldies, especially Frank Sinatra. "Fly Me to the Moon" and "Mack the Knife" are awesome!

[AP Panther Fan]

We really shouldn't forget Neil Diamond (America, Sweet Caroline ... along with all of his other music):cool:

[STANG RED]

I like most everything that isnt rap, punk rock, or that ol hard acid rock that was around for a while.
It all just depends on what mood I'm in, or what mood I want to put myself in. My XM stays on The Roadhouse or 70s most of the time. Once I put it on one of those, it'll usually stay there for several weeks before I change it. I seldom ever listen to new music anymore. So I'm sure I'm missing out on some pretty good stuff.
If I had to just pick one artist to listen to, it would be George Strait, hands down. But close behind would be George Jones, Eddy Arnold, Merle Haggard, Mel Tillis, Marty Robbins and Patsy Kline. Wow this makes me sound really old.

[big daddy russ]

My favorite musician is King George. Never heard him put out a bad song.

I can listen to pretty much anything, though. Rap, R&B, country, reggae, metal, classical, rock, classic rock, there are artists in every genre I can get into. Then again, I pretty much only listen to talk radio and Christian music these days.

My favorite "genre" isn't really a genre at all. Just a collection of easygoing artists that kind of relax me. Don't know what you'd call it, but it includes Jack Johnson, Jimmy Buffett, the Eagles, Steve Miller Band, Kenny Chesney, Sublime, etc.

[Daddy D 11]

bob schneider
george strait
randy rogers
lyle lovett
kid cudi
dorrough
hollywood undead

[maroonpirate04]

my 2 most favorite are Green Day and Maroon 5. The songs i love so much i have em as my ringtone "Boulevard Of Broken Dreams" and "Makes Me Wonder"