I'm moving and was going though all my c.d.'s & was wondering what other music does everyone here enjoy?

Before the Stones I listened to the Doors...Love all their albums, hated Stone's film!

Jefferson Airplane & Hot Tuna. Tuna has alot of great blues songs & was at Knebworth w/ the Stones

The White Stripes really caught my attention especially when G.B.M.S was released

Huge fan of the Who! I really have to say John Entwistle is THE best bassist ever.

Cream/Blind Faith.

Johnny Cash

Led Zepplin - Although I really didn't like anything released after P.G.

The Grateful Dead

Robert Hunter - probally one of the best lyricists ever

Bob Dylan

The Black Crowes

THE VELVET UNDERGROUND! Still amazes me and am surprised by the amount of people who never heard of them

The Sex Pistols

ALL BLUES!

Beatles..but outgrew them fast, when I heard the Stones

Moby Grape/Skip Spence

Bands I could NEVER stand

Queen
Pearl Jam
CS&N
Iggy Pop

"Well my heavy throbbers itchin' just to lay a solid rhythm down"

apart from the stones

Im into Rancid,Everclear,AC/DC,Weezer,Green Day,The Black Crowes,Most 80s metal bands,Roachford,the flaming lips,slash,stuff like that

Djs-John Digweed,Tiesto,PaulOakenfold,DrumNBass

Feel The Fear
And Do It Anyway

my top faves:


Black Crowes
Who
Beatles
Led Zeppelin
Jimi Hendrix
Bob Dylan
Stooges
Alice Cooper
Doors
Stone Roses
Oasis
Jayhawks
Sly & The Family Stone
White Stripes
Clash
(Small) Faces
Raconteurs
Hanoi Rocks (80s version)



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Some jazz/most blues
Dinah Washington/Etta James
Bo Didley/Chuck Berry/Gene Vincent/Early Elvis/Jerry Lee Lewis
Pretty Things/Them/Outsiders .... Bintangs/Q65
Van Morrison
Grateful Dead/Jefferson Airplane/Velvet Underground
Cream/Blind Faith/Hendrix/Free
Dylan/Band
Buffalo Springfield/Neil Young/CSN&Y
Poco/Flying Burrito Bros/Later Byrds
Neville Brothers

Wow, I am OLD

Hey Jos what are your favorite V.U. tracks?

"Well my heavy throbbers itchin' just to lay a solid rhythm down"

The Black Crowes
Eels

The most recent addiction: the Black Keys.

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mr edward
The Black Crowes
Eels

The most recent addiction: the Black Keys.

I think I should've included the Black Keys to my absolute favorites as well... I also like the Eels, and that guy's book is brilliant. Funny, this isn't the first time I spot a Black Crowes/Eels fan connection - they are quite different, aren't they, I even I don't know why I like the both of them myself.

Jack O' Fire ----- loved some those mighty cover versions...
Bought all the 7"'s......At times Walter Daniel's harp squealed like a wolf caught in a bear trap....

.........Young Lion Conspiracy



ROCKMAN

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Hey Jos what are your favorite V.U. tracks?

I like most, but especially White Light/White Heat,Heroin, Run Run Run, Venus in Furs, Femme Fatale with Nico (saw her in the Melkweg in the 70ies, pumping away on that little organ)

Pink Floyd
The Who
Led Zep
Queen
Foreigner
Styx
Tom Petty
America
Elton John
Steve Miller
Doobie Bros.
Aerosmith
U2
J. Geils

you name it, i like it. unless it's bruce or u2.

Dave Matthews and Justin Timberlake

my top 20 list of bands/artists
01.rolling stones
02.the doors
03.lynyrd skynyrd
04.jimi hendrix
05.the beatles
06.johnny cash
07.creedence clearwater revival
08. the ramones
09.the band
10. black sabbath (ozzy era)
11. bob dylan
12.fleetwood mac
13.metallica
14. the kinks
15. waylon jennings
16. the sweet
17. guns n roses
18. the who
19. aerosmith
20. tom petty and the heartbreakers
21.led zeppelin



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Rolling Stones



- Pink Floyd
- Doors
- Kinks
- Genesis(Gabriel era)
- Faces
- Stranglers
- Blur
- Xtc
- Cure
- Tom Waits
- Rod Stewart
- Allmann Bs. Band
- Who
- Black Sabbath(Ozzy era)
- Santana

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Child Of Clay

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mr edward
The Black Crowes
Eels

The most recent addiction: the Black Keys.

I think I should've included the Black Keys to my absolute favorites as well... I also like the Eels, and that guy's book is brilliant. Funny, this isn't the first time I spot a Black Crowes/Eels fan connection - they are quite different, aren't they, I even I don't know why I like the both of them myself.

Why a Stones fan would like the Crowes (and the Black Keys for that matter) should be pretty obvious, but ever since I first saw Eels perform live (Pinkpop, late nineties) I loved them. Or him, since Eels is essentially one man, E. The melancholy and witty lyrics never fail to delver. Weird sounds, the always changing arrangements of famiiar songs, the hunour. I'm seeing Eels again in 2 weeks in Paradiso Amsterdam.

And yes, E's book is a great read!

By the way, it's nice to follow bands/artists who release new material frequently, like Black Crowes, the Black Keys and Eels (3 new albums in 18 monts!).

KINKS

ANIMALS

SMALL FACES

YARDBIRDS

BEATLES

WHO

Mamas and papas

THEM

under the boardwalk---down by the sea

First the Rolling Stones, then Genesis, AC/DC, Pink Floyd, Depeche Mode, Bob Marley, Clash, Prince, David Bowie, Led Zeppelin, Big Country, Dire Straits.....

The Rolling Stones
Yes
Genesis
Bob Seger
The Traveling Wilburys
Neil Young
Boston
David Bowie
Joe Jackson
Rush
Steely Dan
Spirit
Robin Trower

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Havo
KINKS

ANIMALS

SMALL FACES

YARDBIRDS

BEATLES

WHO

Mamas and papas

THEM

You got great taste Havo..

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mr edward
By the way, it's nice to follow bands/artists who release new material frequently, like Black Crowes, the Black Keys and Eels (3 new albums in 18 monts!).

Absolutely, it just goes to show that things can still be done this way. Maybe it requires that the artist is a bit under the radar and more or less in complete control of their careers. This isn't some over indulgent ego madness either, since all three have released some of their best work during those 18 months.

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The Stones
Dave Matthews and Justin Timberlake

Haha! At first I was going to say "EWWWWW!", but then I realized you must be taking the piss.

And if your not, EWWWWWW!

A random few I like:

The Black Keys
X
Led Zeppelin
Iggy- with and without the Stooges, but mostly with.
MC5
Johnny Cash
Elvis
Velvet Underground/Lou Reed
David Bowie
Link Wray
The Cramps
Bo Diddley
Muddy Waters
Freddie King- mostly 50's to early 60's stuff, not so much the 70's albums
The Ramones
New York Dolls
60's Beach Boys
AC/DC
The Sonics
The Detroit Cobras

and a whole lot of others.

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mr edward
By the way, it's nice to follow bands/artists who release new material frequently, like Black Crowes, the Black Keys and Eels (3 new albums in 18 monts!).

Absolutely, it just goes to show that things can still be done this way. Maybe it requires that the artist is a bit under the radar and more or less in complete control of their careers. This isn't some over indulgent ego madness either, since all three have released some of their best work during those 18 months.

Exactly. The big difference with the Stones and the bands we're talking about is that those are still functioning musical entities. The Stones are a more of a project that comes back to life every 5 years.

Not caring about critics and hit charts also helps.

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bustedtrousers
A random few I like:

The Black Keys
X
Led Zeppelin
Iggy- with and without the Stooges, but mostly with.
MC5
Johnny Cash
Elvis
Velvet Underground/Lou Reed
David Bowie
Link Wray
The Cramps
Bo Diddley
Muddy Waters
Freddie King- mostly 50's to early 60's stuff, not so much the 70's albums
The Ramones
New York Dolls
60's Beach Boys
AC/DC
The Sonics
The Detroit Cobras

and a whole lot of others.

X is a great band