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| Since I'm only 26, I have a feeling most people think I listen to all this new crap. Curious what music people listen to? For me:
Grateful Dead
Santana
Widespread Panic
Phish
Lots of Reggae
CSN&Y
Bob Dylan
Keller Williams (for any guitarist, you should love him)
Arlo Guthie
The Ramones
Sublime
Van Morrison
David Grisman
Leo Koetke
Pink Floyd
Many more but I don't really listen to any artist that even started after 1990 |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | Who `s Bob Dylan ...and I never cared much for CSN&Y..nah , these guys are much better.. Crossby , Stills , Nash and Young..
( sjo , U Rock dude ) :cool:
Vic
but when it has to be real Good....The Shadows rule.. |
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Location: enid, ok | BRAND X! |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | SJO - that's a pretty good list. I had Sublime on in the car earlier. Just picked up George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass". Flaming Lips, lots and lots of Blues. I was looking for Matt Smith on ITunes and came up with a couple of compilations from someone named Popa (I forgot the whole name... sorry!). They're NY Blues CDs and Matt has a few songs on both of them. Floyd is always close by. I've had Fogelberg on - we played some at G8rfest. |
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| Oh yeah, who can forget the late John Hartford |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | John Hartford died? :eek: |
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| nice list - ya need to add some allman bros., little feat, & cream to it tho ;) |
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| Originally posted by fillhixx:
John Hartford died? :eek: Awhile ago 6-4-01
Few can do what he did |
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| Originally posted by g8r:
nice list - ya need to add some allman bros., little feat, & cream to it tho ;) Seen allman bros., little feat, etc... plenty of times...Never seen cream |
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Location: Central Massachusetts | Originally posted by CrimsonLake:
SJO - that's a pretty good list. I had Sublime on in the car earlier. Just picked up George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass". Flaming Lips, lots and lots of Blues. I was looking for Matt Smith on ITunes and came up with a couple of compilations from someone named Popa (I forgot the whole name... sorry!). They're NY Blues CDs and Matt has a few songs on both of them. Floyd is always close by. I've had Fogelberg on - we played some at G8rfest. Popa Chubby, perhaps? |
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Location: Reno, NV | I was a "metalhead" in my younger years..
Metallica
Megadeth
Iron Maiden
Tool
Danzig
Type-O-Negative
a few years ago my interests have changed...
Pink Floyd
Radiohead (early years)
Led Zeppelin
Rod Stewart
Beatles
Eagles
PearlJam
The Band
Traveling Wilburys
I still listen to metal every now and then, but it doesn't dominate the CD player like it used to when I was 18. Im more interested in tone and variety these days, than speedy riffs and powerchords. I think that you definitely grow out of music as you get older. Im in your shoes, at 28 years old. I do agree that 99% of the mainstream music being produced today is mostly garbage, save a select few. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | DVD - that's it - Popa Chubby. |
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Location: Jet City | My biggest influences in the beginning, too many to list since...
Alex Lifeson - Rush
Dave Meneketti - Y&T
Rik Emmet - Triumph |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Originally posted by g8r:
nice list - ya need to add some allman bros., little feat, & cream to it tho ;) Yup, I agree with that! |
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Location: East Tennessee | I've been playing some Randy Travis and Johnny Cash with a little Buddy Greene mixed in. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Keb Mo
Kal David
Grayson Capps |
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | Hey, more young'uns! I'm sitting happy between you guys at 27... ;)
I listen to a lot of the 70's/80's:
Van Halen
The Eagles
CCR
Bon Jovi
Aerosmith
Eric Clapton
...plus basically anything you'd play on a "classc rock/oldies" station - lots of great stuff there.
Most new stuff is seriously garbage, particularly the pop/rap/hiphop genres. Some decent rock bands out the now, but nothing like the classics. I really like Skillet and Alter Bridge.
...oh, and 75% of anything country (mostly 80's & 90's) |
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Location: europe | great to read that our younger ones have good musical taste.
gerry |
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Location: Denmark | Tim Christensen
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Christensen
http://myspace.com/timchristensen |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Zappa. |
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Location: Nashville TN. | Originally posted by sj022698:
Since I'm only 26, I have a feeling most people think I listen to all this new crap. Curious what music people listen to? For me:
Grateful Dead
Santana
Widespread Panic
Phish
Lots of Reggae
CSN&Y
Bob Dylan
Keller Williams (for any guitarist, you should love him)
Arlo Guthie
The Ramones
Sublime
Van Morrison
David Grisman
Leo Koetke
Pink Floyd
Many more but I don't really listen to any artist that even started after 1990 Too me you just got good taste |
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Well since everyone thinks I'm so young...
