Well you all got to try this album Alabama 3 Exile on coldharbour lane.
Then there is Loose ends, Change, maxwell urban hang suite, for those of you not in the know A3 did the intro music to the Sopranos TV show also try there album La peste. New for 2006 The shapeshifters "sound advise" and Crazy P "a night on earth"

 

Bump... I figured this had to be on here somewhere. hehe.

Rage Against the Machine - Rage Against the Machine. The whole CD with the guy on fire on the cover. Still ahead of its time.

Billy Joel - 12 Gardens, disc 2. Billy Joel live at Madison Square Gardens. Great stuff if you like him. "Thank you, good night, New York! ... Don't take any **** from anyone!" That's how you close a show. lol

Mostly I listen to CD's that I make myself of whatever I'm in the mood for that day.

 

Good find. I am a music addict and rarely leave the house without the ipod with around 1,400 songs - that way I've got a little of everything. My separate hard drive for the PC has ~ 13,000 tracks on it.

Groups/Artists that I can think of; how about a top 10 that I ALWAYS have with me:
1. The Beatles
2. Dave Matthews Band (going to see them in Motown in August, anybody else going?)
3. Marvin Gaye
4. Otis Redding
5. Rolling Stones
6. Paul McCartney (solo stuff or with Wings)
7. John Lennon (solo stuff)
8. Led Zeppelin
9. Van Morrison
10. Simon and Garfunkel

and many, many more.

 

1. ABBA - Dancing Queen
2. David Cassidy - Daydream Believer
3. Gary Wright - DreamWeaver
4. Hillside Singers - I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing
5. Nena - 99 Red Balloons
6. Capatin & Tennille - Love Will Keep Us Together
7. Starlight Vocal Band - Afternoon Delight
8. Daddy DewDrop - Chick-A-Boom (don't cha just love it!)
9. Cammander Cody - Hot-Rod-Lincon

AND OF COURSE

10. Celine Dion - I Drove All Night!!!

Glad I got the Infinity Sound System!!!

 

Freak. lol

 

If it's not heavy, classic, or technical, I probably won't listen to it.

Metallica, Lamb of God, Pantera, Trivium, Killswitch Engage, As I Lay Dying, Machine Head, Dream Theater, Megadeth, Cannibal Corpse, Alice In Chains, Beatles, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath...

I can't stand emo, pop, alternative, crappy new metal bands like Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park, poser bands like Nickelback and Puddle of Mud, and that pop punk crap or new school rap.

 

1. Tool - Parabola
2. Rage Against the Machine - Sleep Now in the Fire
3. Soundgarden - Searching with My Good Eye Closed
4. Alice in Chains - Them Bones
5. Megadeth - Architecture of Agression
6. Smashing Pumpkins - An Ode to No One
7. Black Sabbath - Children of the Grave
8. Van Halen - Eruption
9. Stone Temple Pilots - Big Empty
10. Helmet - Unsung
11. In Flames - Leeches

 

If you can forget that Rob Halford is gay (not that there's anything wrong with that) and ignore the scary double entendres that come with that knowledge... Judas Priest - Turbo Lover.

PS, hope you don't mind me borrowing that parenthetical reference, FP.

 

I listen to various genres of music, but the VERY FIRST CD that I played in my SRT-6 was "Continuum", by John Mayer. It stayed in the single slot for about a week before I ever thought to change it. Some of my other favorites include:

Marcus Miller...Wayman Tisdale(yeah, the old basketball player)...Jonathan Butler...Dave Gruisin...J. Coltrane...Miles...Gyptian...Beres Hammond...too many to name...I think I left that John Mayer CD in my car after I traveled back over to Iraq.

Great stock Infiniti gear...

 

Ok this thread has gone to far!!! Do you really admit to ABBA??? Can't admit to listening to ABBA!!! Crossfire law?

 

Anyway... The cd's now in the car are:

Sevendust, Linkin Park, Chevelle, Dream Theatre, Tool, and Killswitch Engage.

If its too loud your to old!!!

 

What, no ABBA - Fernando ?

 

Crossfire Law.

 

Well for the over 50 group, we could probably let it slide...

 

I like to listen to Gary Hoey, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Andy Timmons, Marty Friedman with the sun shining and the top down!

 

I left out my favorite Boy-bands.

Just kidding folks - I only listen to Jazz. Hot - Modern and old school.

I gave up on Rock-n-Roll. All the songs I knew as kid are now commercials for blue jeans, automobiles or credit cards. I no longer consider the groups "Artists" or "Musicians".

I categorize them as "Advertising sound-bite technicians".

I grew up with these groups telling me not to let the "MAN" wave his plastic finger at me - now they try to sell it to me.

 

LOL!!!

 

Bump...

 

I make and edit my own cd's,e just the cuts I like. I can spend hours doing the mix. It's one of my passions.

Blues, mostly Buddy Guy
Bob Segur
Boz Skaggs
Eagles
Don Henley
Earth Wind & Fire
Eric Clapton
Jazz Mix, Peter White, Sade, Nora Jones, Foreplay,Diana Krall, Patti Austin, Brian Culbertson,Boney James, Chris Botti
John Mellencamp
Michael McDonald
Steely Dan
Sinatra
Luther Vandross
Marvin Gaye
Tony Braxton

I even get into some Classical and Choral, Gregorian Chant, etc.

 

Brian, are you serious or did you forget to put that little next to your choices. OK, OK, when I read further down I saw that you were just kidding, THANK GOD. I think you forgot "MY Baby's Got The Hankey Pankey" on your list