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Spanky the Mad Dog Pilot	posted 05-12- 12:22 PM Spanky here.. What brought this up is I'm sitting here cranking some Tool, Opiate. AND GOD DAMN DOES IT ROCK. I keep forgetting how freaking awesome these guys are. The whole freaking package. They put some much into there music it just blows me away. Definatly not music to make love to But boy when you want something that will kick ya in the head this is the stuff. So what do you guys listen too? I don't just listen to metal by any means. Thats just wants in my stereo now IP: Logged
Spanky the Mad Dog Pilot	posted 05-12- 12:23 PM Spanky here... Oh yeah BTW if any one has any Live Tool Please let me know. Cause I'm really looking for some. Or any B sides etc. IP: Logged
JT Pilot	posted 05-12- 12:28 PM Much of my music collection is on display at... http://members.xoom.com/fginc I have yet to complete many of the sections, but there's still a lot to look at. [This message has been edited by JT (edited 05-12-2000).] IP: Logged
Whirlwind Pilot	posted 05-12- 12:47 PM I love Yanni! When is he going to be on Celeb Death Match? Him and Michael Bolton, one on one. I can see it now.... eh! You made me break a nail.. Battle of the Blonds... Actually, I like Leftfield, Weird Al, and Zombie. IP: Logged
Mudshark Pilot	posted 05-12- 01:19 PM A small list: Zappa,Killing Joke,Melvins,Steely Dan,Little Feat,P.J. Harvey,Sinatra,King Crimson,Pretenders,Pantera,Miles Davis,KMFDM,Old Mettalica,anything with Steve Gadd,Alice in Chains(up to the "Dirt" cd),Neil Young(louder,harder stuff),and just for you Sp@nky....Tool!I have some live stuff on tape but no double tape deck or know of anyone with one at the moment,it's only two or three songs but goddamnit it rocks! Being a drummer I can appreciate what you are saying about the drummer,he's an excellent double bass player plus he has a really good feel for odd time signatures.I've been listening to thier stuff for at least 5 years and I haven't gotten tired of it yet mud(can you believe I'm 37!)shark IP: Logged
Spanky the Mad Dog Pilot	posted 05-12- 03:17 PM Spanky here.. Wa thats quite the collection JT some crazy stuff in there and alot of stuff i havn't heard of. Weird AL LOL. Its cool but I can't actually listen to his stuff more then a couple times and then I'm done with it. White zombie? Rob zombie? never heard of leftfield Zappa,,HECK YEAH AMAZING STUFF Pantera,some times Miles Davis Need some ,KMFDM,Old Mettalica Some times alice in Chains(up to the "Dirt" cd) Totally what did they do to their music have you ever listened to mad season? No biggy on the tape man. There should be MP3s out there somewhere. Do you have all the albums? The drummer is just crazy, yeah the timeing is what Mad Dog noticed most too, thats one of his fav parts of tool. I REALLY like the singer, he just kicks and the lyrics are pretty damn intelligent. Not to leave out the other parts of the band. Its just those 2 parts stick out the most with them. BTW have you ever listened to Kyuss? There pretty damn good too. After tool I stuck in some NIN. Man he is a crazy genius. I mostly like Pretty hate, but the newest double is pretty damn good. I'm more into pretty cause it SO DAMN CLEAN. No hiss or anything. And really good really loud and kind to your stereo. Not as much screaming and distortion as the some of the newer ones. [This message has been edited by Spanky the Mad Dog (edited 05-12-2000).] IP: Logged
Jerry Pilot	posted 05-12- 03:26 PM Benny Goodman, Glen Miller. IP: Logged
Mudshark Pilot	posted 05-12- 03:30 PM yeah I have a Kyuss tape somwhere,something about desert psychedelic songs or something,it's pretty good stuff,has some good heavy parts.I had downward spiral which I really liked but my dog,the ever aggresive shar-pai,ate the damn thing last year and I haven't gotten around to replacing it yet mud IP: Logged
Jeeves Pilot	posted 05-12- 03:31 PM Being a drummer as well, I can relate to some of those above...but having lived near the Canadian border-- I have seen Rush many times in Montreal and here in Albany, Syracuse, and Rochester. Neal Peart is quite a drummer for his age And a great songwriter as well...if you can get into his cerebral style. My friend and I at one point ran the lighting department at our college for many concerts...and we just walked up to the lighting board of a concert with Eric Johnson and Rush...we ended up hanging out with their road manager Howard Ungerleider (sp?) for the whole show...very cool! ------------------ Brought to you by the campaign for a better Dauntless! IP: Logged
Spanky the Mad Dog Pilot	posted 05-12- 03:48 PM Spanky here... Jerry Yeah mud we have that one and about 5 others. Do yourself a favor and pick up pretty hate or the new one before downward spiral again. That might just be me though. Jeeves I was born in Syracuse. Yeah rush is pretty good. I don't listen to them but I certainly don't hate them. I should get some of there stuff someday. I like the older stuff more. IP: Logged
Jaguar Pilot	posted 05-12- 04:14 PM Nirvana! Red Hot Chili Peppers Our Lady Peace The Tragically Hip Henxrix Foo Fighters Garbage Neil young Rolling Stones Oasis Soundgarden Cracker I Mother Earth .......just for starters I like music in general. ------------------ Cheers! Jaguar The FS Hangar IP: Logged
Jeeves Pilot	posted 05-12- 04:29 PM The T Hip has always been a great band!! I love 50 Mission cap!! They used to play Burlington, Vt. a LOT back during their early days!! What a great band! Anyone ever hear of the Freddy Jones Band? ------------------ Brought to you by the campaign for a better Dauntless! IP: Logged
Pete Hawk Pilot	posted 05-12- 04:57 PM The Matrix Soundtrack!!! Metallica (earlier stuff) Rush Pink Floyd The Police Sting Duran Duran Flim and the BBs Yanni (I he's full of himself but really, some of his music is really nice... WAY better than that Entertainment Tonight guy!) and a lot of others. IP: Logged
Whirlwind Pilot	posted 05-12- 05:35 PM Jerry - what? No Ted Heath - England's answer to Lawrence Welk? Geesh ... Pete - I was going to recomend Yanni vs John Tesh, but I used to like ET, but never like Micheal Bolton (two balding guys with long hair..). IP: Logged
slk unregistered	posted 05-12- 06:00 PM Me, well I like Gene Autry (early) live if you can find it. Those Roy Rogers and Dale Evans licks are hot too. Kenny Wayne Shepherd Stevie Ray Vaughan Tragically Hip (Up to here) ZZ Top James Gang (early..er..well its all early) Titanic sound track Ludwig Van Beethoven Mountain But no country and no rap... Psi IP: Logged
Jerry Pilot	posted 05-12- 06:02 PM Whirl, Lawrence Welk sucks so this Ted Heath guy probably does too! Swing music needs to Swing. Welk is one step below Muzak. IP: Logged
Pete Hawk Pilot	posted 05-12- 06:05 PM btw, I LOVE Funk! Do you guys have the game "Interstate '76" ? It has a VERY cool funkish / rockin' 70's type funk soundtrack (the first game I ever beta tested on too, also with LackOVision) Whirlwind, that'd be awesome, Yanni Vs John Tesh! I'd like to see that fer sure [This message has been edited by Pete Hawk (edited 05-12-2000).] IP: Logged
Mudshark Pilot	posted 05-12- 06:35 PM a few more...Led Zepplin,Robin Trower,Stevie Ray,Jeff Beck(fortunate enough to see those last two together on what was to be Stevie's last tour)Terry Bozzio(drummer for Zappa,Jeff Beck,UK,saw him give a clinic in a very small club here way cool!)Bill Bruford's solo albums,Tad,Sepltura(only thing I really like is"roots")Tommy Bolin,The Big F. mud IP: Logged
goth Pilot	posted 05-12- 08:00 PM Souxie and the Banshees Dead Can Dance Echo and the Bunnymen Cocteau Twins Primus Bauhaus Oingo Boingo or anything Danny Elfman Orchestral Movie Soundtracks like Sleepy Hollow (I fly to this one. Ilove hearing the evil music as I line up on a 6. More often though I hear it as I fall to the earth in a burning heap). Or anything gothic, alternative, or ambient. [This message has been edited by goth (edited 05-12-2000).] IP: Logged
Whirlwind Pilot	posted 05-12- 09:43 PM You can't forget Yoko Ono. I love the song where she screams.... wait a sec... that's all of them... dang! It is just good music to annoy the cahoonas off of your cube-mates . I must add Gillette to my list of fav artist. 'Short, Short, Man'... my former roomies theme - he piped in a 5'6". He always walked in while it just started playing. I kind of got addicted to club, after Korea. IP: Logged
Biggles Pilot	posted 05-13- 06:06 AM MUSIC!, lets see! dIRE sTRAITS !!!!! I can't express how much I really love them! Fatboy Slim is another good one! Pearl jam Led Zepplin Pink Floyd ZZ Top S&M !!!!!!!!! U2 Smashmouth gets an occasional listen Midnight Oil Regurgitator I listen to anything EXCEPT those stupid bloody GIRL 'BANDS' friggin' backdoor boys!,hanson, 5, ultra! They all SUCK !!!!!!!! ------------------ Remeber to keep the blue up the top, and the green down below! IP: Logged
Spanky the Mad Dog Pilot	posted 05-13- 11:54 AM Spanky here... Well I guess I'll fill ya in on some of the rest. K grabing some stacks that don't fit in any cd holders cause there full. here we go radio head the crow soundtrack and crow 2 van halen pearl jam faith no more (anything angel dust or older) led zepplelin filter smashing pumpkins dr hook u2 alice in chains rocky horror picture show sound track i mother earth the tea party nirvana white zombie corrosion of conformaty Black sabbath and black sabbath covers The doors I'm also in to Classical but i'm having a hard time finding some in this town thats not one of those crap 9.99 cds. I think I need to mail order some audiophile quality stuff. As soon as you turn those cheap ones up all ya hear is hiss in the low parts. I find anyways. I also listen to techno but have a hard time finding some that I like. I really hate all that crap on dance mix 99 friggin much music or MTV cds. I get some unknown stuff of the net. XMs and Mods. Fast tracker stuff. We don't got much rap at all. Just some Busta Rhymes. No country for me, IF I was going to listen to some it would be some old stuff. Not this new country crappola. So now that we coverd that what kinda machine are you guys listning to this stuff on? Me Shearwood 5 disk (to be replaced as soon as possible with a rotel or nad single disk) Shearwood Receiver, actually quite nice but its only being used as a pre amp anyways. Nad 2150 Power amp, Only 50+50 but don't let watts fool ya this is a quality peice of work. Plus I have a small living room. Clements large book shelf speakers, Ported. 1 tweet and one 6" poly woofer. Some where around 75-100 watts? again doesn't matter its all a bunch of marketing hype anyway. They sound great and have TONs of base for there size and price. and the kick ass part is the 10 year warrenty. there on Metal stands on spikes that can be filled with shot or sand for extra wieght but i'm too lazy . there plenty heavy already. Lastly a little 60 watt yamaha sub. K maybe thats the first thing that has to go. Its getting a little noisy and it was second hand. probly a paradime or somthing similar will take over someday. IP: Logged
slk unregistered	posted 05-13- 12:10 PM I listen to Roy and Gene on my vintage Kenwood model Eleven "G" 250/250 watt threw a couple of Kenwood "888" (Trip 8's) 260 watt free standing cabinets. Cerwin Vega 250 watt sub-woofer and two 125 watt Cerwin Vega bookshelves. (WARNING MAY CAUSE BRAIN DAMAGE IF PLAYED AT MORE THAN 40% VOLUME)... Psi IP: Logged
Mudshark Pilot	posted 05-13- 12:34 PM I enjoy my noise on: Yamaha natural sound amp,Denon LA 3500 multi-disc player(LD's,CD's,CDV's),an old Akai cassette player on it's last legs,a very old VHS hi-fi (doesn't get much use these days with the LD player and all)and a wonderful pair of Bang+Olfsun speakers.For the PC sound I have an ancient Project One amp running a couple of KLH bookshelf speakers and a KLH sub-woofer. IP: Logged
Spanky the Mad Dog Pilot	posted 05-13- 08:56 PM Spanky here... Great stuff guys Mud, great to see someone with a REAL computer sound system instead of that crap that most people have. Personally I have crappy ones right now. But I use my reg stereo somtimes. Sucks cause the stereo is to one side of me so its not stereo. I need to pick up a decent set of bookselfs and a used amp. IP: Logged
semmern Pilot	posted 05-14- 03:03 AM Lets see: Abba Bloodhound Gang-The Bad Touch U96-Das Boot Simon&Garfunkel Vera Lynn Glenn Miller Frank Sinatra Harry Secombe IP: Logged
Kraftwerk Pilot	posted 05-14- 08:39 AM Kraftwerk IP: Logged
Burkey Pilot	posted 05-14- 08:42 AM Curtis Mayfield, Sly and the family Stone, Fred Wesley + the JBs... IP: Logged
Sebulba unregistered	posted 05-15- 12:00 PM I listen to purely instrumental, a good representation of what I like is at this site. http://disney.go.com/disneypictures/dinosaur/dinomain_bios.htmlMan I wanna see that movie! ------------------ Sleek design, thats all I care about. IP: Logged
ReaperMan Pilot	posted 05-15- 12:13 PM METALLICA (old), MANOWAR, White Zombie (and just plain ol' "Rob"), Megadeth, Black Sabbath, ... some Alice In Chains, Godsmack, Coal Chamber, Kittie, Korn And it has to be played... LOUDER THAN HELL Testament sounds good, and I saw Powerman 5000 (with Rob Zombie's little bro, Spider) and Sevendust in concert... they were pretty damn good. It was outdoors and there was a pit out on the lawn. Muddy, sweaty, sometimes bloody Sounds like rugby. I sometimes listen to humorous things like Wierd Al and Dr. Demento type stuff. What I can't stand is rap, country, "rap-rock," boy bands, and all that nasty shit. Oh yeah and gospel or "contemporary Christian" would put me in a killing mood. And I don't really think Dan's an asshole ------------------ -=TheReaper=- IP: Logged
Kraftwerk Pilot	posted 05-15- 03:47 PM Seriously guys.. Metallica OLD AND NEW Loud AS HELL Corrosion of Conformity (There's some great METAL (listen to "These Shrouded Temples" and instantly KNOW what I mean) Westbam (great German everyday techno -Kraftwerk were trendsetters, you know!) Aaron Copland (ahh..them rolling Appalachian hills) Saint S�ens ('nuff said) and for chilling out: Air (ultimate makeout tunes) I can only speculate what Dan's adversaries listen to but here goes: Insane Clown Posse Sisqou Kelis N-sync Britney Spears any of whom are grounds for immediate termination. [This message has been edited by Kraftwerk (edited 05-15-2000).] IP: Logged
Spanky the Mad Dog Pilot	posted 05-15- 03:49 PM Spanky here... Just to let any other Tool listners know. Maynard and the guitarist from tool got together with some other guys and put out an album called A Perfect Circle. Its supposed to sound pretty good. I'm getting an MP3 right now I don't think the albums out in stores but I could be. Also from what I heard this isnt' the end of Tool, its just a side project. Tools next album is supposed to be out in 2 months Course this is just stuff I heard from my game store clerk. Anyways, just thought some might be interested. IP: Logged
Himdog Pilot	posted 05-16- 11:22 AM Jimi Hendrex BB King Dread Zeppelin, these guys rock Albert King TBone Walker Rolling Stones Beatles Led Zeppelin Ennio Morricone Pink Floyd Santana Sound Garden Perl Jam Himdog out IP: Logged
Mirthain Pilot	posted 05-16- 10:25 PM OK, here comes the wierd mix..... Adam Ant (& the Ants) especially the really old late '70's stuff in clubs... really cool if you haven't heard it... Kate Bush Tori Amos NiN Rob Zombie Boomtown Rats The Damned The Jam Siouxie & the Banshees Joy Division Orchestral Manuevers in the Dark (OMD from the late '80s, early stuff MUCH BETTER) Oingo Boingo and Anything Danny Elfman... Garbage Lords of Acid Offspring George Thorogood Older Metalica Judas Preist Sigue Sigue Sputnik Ted Nugent Lucyfix Type O Negative Blondie Sex Pistols Old Joan Jett Alice Cooper KORN Pink Floyd Motorhead Dead Kennedys Lots of Old punk from the late '70's and early 80's Lots of Goth stuff from the Mid to Late 80's. Various and most of the really cheesy 80's early new wave and rock stuff. I currently live in Oklahoma and Cannot STAND Country... GAG.... or most of the new rap is really old and the same old same old. I hate kiddie pop and teeny bopper bands from any age, including early beatles... it's all crap. ;} If it is edgie or cuts the edge of music, I most likely will like it, even if it has been copied to death, the original cutting edge stuff still has an energy and sound that is great no matter how ripped off it is. Mirthain=FC= IP: Logged
Kraftwerk Pilot	posted 05-17- 09:47 AM Hey quit raggin' on Country! JERRY REED Rules. IP: Logged
Sv Pilot	posted 05-17- 03:50 PM Bossa Nova! Jobim, Jao Gilberto, and my true love Astrud Gilberto! Frank Sinatra, the Reprise years! With Jobim! Sweet! Arrangements by Ogerman are wonderful Richard Strauss, the master of masters! Liam Clancy, the subtle side of Irish music... like Celtic Bosa Nova! Handel Recorder Sonatas, and Oboe too! I love the barouque oboe, I majored in Oboe in college... but I shoulda stuck to guitar And for guitar, Carlos, Jerry Garcia, Dickie Bettes, Jimi Page, Stevie Ray Vaughn, and some Jeff Beck. Oh yeah, can't forget the organ works of J S Bach... TURN IT UP! ------------------ -Sv =FC= WWI in SDOE! IP: Logged
Arrowbase Pilot	posted 06-13- 05:04 AM Ohhh... They talk about music. Zoltan Kodaly (Hungary) Rachmaninov (Russia) Propeller Heads (UK) Ton L�c (NYC) XTC (UK) Charl�lie Couture (FR) Mozart (Universal) Bj�rk (Island) Dead Can Dance (UK) Pascal Comelade (FR) Urban Dance Squad (USA) Big Audio Dynamite (USA) Fat Boy Slim (USA) IAM (Country of Marseille) Massila Sound System (same as above) Fabulous Troubadours (band from Toulouse) Michel Jonasz (FR) Beck (USA) Glen Gould playing Bach (Universal) Pink Floyd from 1969 (UK) Natacha Atlas (Egypt/UK) Sting with Cheb Mammi (UK/Algeria) Alain Bashung (FR) And so on (I can't remember all) Anyway, this thread is too old to be read by other than me :^) Arrowbase IP: Logged
JG300x_Hartmann Pilot	posted 06-13- 12:50 PM I like: 90's Music ---------- Nirvana Tool Live Mudhoney Sonic Youth Foo Fighters Pearl Jam Black Flag Flipper 70's Music ----------- Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young Jimi Hendrix Led Zeppelin Bad Company Pink Floyd Black Sabbath The Doors The Who The Guess Who [This message has been edited by JG300x_Hartmann (edited 06-13-2000).] IP: Logged
semmern Pilot	posted 06-13- 01:21 PM Hehe: Bloodhound Gang (esp. The Bad Touch) Simon & Garfunkel, Glen Miller, Vera Lynn, Harry Secombe, Roy Orbison, Frank Sinatra, Glen Campbell, and believe it or not, the Dallas theme song, and one nice U-96 tune: Das Boot! IP: Logged
DanW Pilot	posted 06-13- 01:39 PM Reaper.. Haha, I am an asshole. But now I'm an asshole thats getting PAID to do something cool All classic rock rules: James Gang, Foghat, Mountain, Clapton, Zep, Deep Purple, Jethro Tull, CCR, AC/DC, Kiss, Rush.....it all rules Priest, Maiden, Quiet Riot, Twisted Sister (dug that when I was a kid), Pantera, Megadeth (before Countdown), Slayer, Prong, Exodus, Anthrax, Gwar, Sepultura, old Fear Factory, Kreator, Testament, Motorhead, Misfits, Metal Church, ST.....and basically all forms of old thrash metal with the exception of any Metallica, who do not deserve to be listened to by the metal head anymore. And last, but not least, the Mighty Mighty Bosstones. All of this garbage is listened to on a ten year old technics rack system with a 120 watt Cerwin Vega 10" sub and a pair of Infinity R2000.6 speakers. IP: Logged

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