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Hello, this is my first post but not my first time here, as i come often to read this forum (i have scope board etc).

Please update this thread and inspire other people. May be it'll work...

me: rediscovering gary numan (especially the living ornaments albums), and also a bit of zero7 (simple things) and some soundtracks (best of John Barry at the moment)...

Welcome aboard. Anyone who likes Gary Numan and John Barry is OK by me.

Jackson c. Frank - blues run the game
Lhasa de Sela - La Llorona
MySpace my friends (mainly Astroladies, Winter Took His Life, Said The Shark (not the DSP ), Racika Totale and DROPOUTSOUND!!!)
Sebastien Tellier (all 3 albums)
The Organ - Grab that gun
Whitest Boy Alive - Dreams

Moody Blues - To Our Children's Children's Children
Elton John - The Fox
ELO - Out Of The Blue
Stevie Wonder - Innervisions
Steely Dan - Katy Lied
Beatles - Revolver
Edgar Winter - Jasmine Nightdream
Pink Floyd - Piper At The Gates Of Dawn
Yes - Tales From Topographic Oceans
Ambrosia - Road Island

*The Lord of the Rings – Soundtrack
*The Celtic Circle – both CDs
*Lito Vitale
*Brett Garsed, Tj Helmerich – Exempt
*Dennis Chambers - Uncle Moe's Space Ranch
*Creed – latest albums
*Phill Collings – Serious hits live
*Scott Henderson - Steve Smith - Victor Wooten - Vital Tech Tones
*Songs from a Secret Garden (incredible beautiful, amazing, mesmerizing)
*The Police
*Frank Gambale – about everything of him, always...
*Freddie Hubbard – Sky Dive
*Giant Steps in Fusion Guitar
*Jeff Berlin
*Lyle Mays
*Alan Holdsworth – most of his work
*Béla Fleck & Flecktones – most of their work
*Bill Frisell Quartet
*Dave Weckl Band
*John Patitucci
*John Scofield – most of his amazing work
*Pat Metheny – perhaps, my most cherish musician and composer today, he never stops amazing you, it doesn’t matter which music style you like, you’ll find something for you in his huge and extremely varied collection.
*Tribal Tech – Everything from them
*Crusis
*Daft Pank – this is “a” song I like very much
*Igor Stravinsky
*Beethoven - Sonatas para Piano
*Many experimental music from the web, don’t remember names here.
*Eventually some Planet Z music
*I also listen to some of my wife’s music, most are female singers like Norah Johns, Mariah Carey, Céline Dion, Avril Lavigne, Sara Mclahan, Alanis.
*Opera - Luciano Pavarotti


<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Nestor on 2006-10-20 06:41 ]</font>

Forgot to say I listen to my own music also

Eek A Mouse

"badda-dim-bing-dem a'm'woh-oi!...ey!"

Nuthin !

At this moment the CD charger in my car holds Iron Maiden’s “Somewhere in Time”.

I don’t expect many maiden fans in planetz, but to me the sound of this particular album is really special. There were a couple of years in the 80’s that metal bands like Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, etc. decided to use synths in their albums. And I’m not talking about keyboards. This was the time for midi guitars. Even Deep Purple who already have Jon Lord on keyboards, used midi guitar in “House of the Blue Light” around those years.

Back to “Somewhere in Time”, the sound of the album has always been special to me, since it definitely is a metal album, but there are many synth sounds which in my opinion blend perfectly with the guitars. I haven’t heard that sound in any other album.

backstreet boys
n'sync
new kids on the block
take that
caught in the act
us five

On 2006-10-20 06:39, Nestor wrote:
Forgot to say I listen to my own music also

Selfreference is not allowed

On 2006-10-20 07:40, katano wrote:
backstreet boys
n'sync
new kids on the block
take that
caught in the act
us five

You're kidding?!

really terrible lists guys

I agree. Except for mine.

On 2006-10-20 09:28, hubird wrote:
really terrible lists guys

Some people... some people like cupcakes exclusively, while myself, I say
There is naught nor ought there be nothing so exalted on the face of gods grey
Earth as that prince of foods... the muffin!

On 2006-10-20 08:29, erminardi wrote:

On 2006-10-20 07:40, katano wrote:
backstreet boys
n'sync
new kids on the block
take that
caught in the act
us five

You're kidding?!

On 2006-10-20 08:29, erminardi wrote:

On 2006-10-20 07:40, katano wrote:
backstreet boys
n'sync
new kids on the block
take that
caught in the act
us five

You're kidding?!

of course i was kidding

here's my real list:
Muse
Placebo
Archiv
The Arcade Fire
Saybia
Radiohead
Editors
She Wants Revenge
Aereogramme
Interpol
Slut
Snow Patrol

etc. etc. etc...

On 2006-10-20 11:12, stardust wrote:
The question was: what you re listenig to ?
ot: What is your favorite tune. ?

You mean Grutgrut is simultaneously listening to Gary Numan and zero7 (not to mention John Barry soundtracks)?

Patrice Rushen - Shout it Out
Patrice Rushen - Prelusion/Before The Dawn
Dave Holland Quintet - Extensions Live at Birdland
Tony Williams - The Joy of Flying
Chick Corea - Light As a Feather
Chick Corea - Romantic Warrior
Slum Village - Fan-Tas-Tic vol.1
Jaco Pastorius Big Band - Twins II (live in Japan)
Weather Report - everything they've ever done

(yes I'm on a mad fusion tip at the moment)

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: darkrezin on 2006-10-20 11:51 ]</font>

the question is "what are you listening to" and I hope that it is some of your favorite tunes, not something you are *forced* to listen for torture

just the usual here =P

secede
kettel
funckarma
blamstrain
yagya
-> sendingorbs.com
iron maiden (woo!)
ravi shankar
son kite
antix
pierre lapointe
j.s.bach
ligeti
global comm
monolake
the doors
elvis presley
autechre
makyo
extrawelt
bigbud
amit
fanuramurai
burial
vibrasphere
nuclear ramjet
shpongle
saafi bros
spirallianz/midimiliz
glenn wilson
deep chord
basic channel/chain reaction stuff
led zeppelin
the beatles
public enemy

etc etc