Music
 

I see we have covered all time favorite love songs and duos, but what about groups/bands?

I personally like the old ones like:

Mtume
The SOS Band
Manhattans

OZZY OSBOURNE

He just gets better with age!




OZZY Rules man....:D (sorry teenager coming out of me..:D :D :p)

Kentucky Headhunters
The Tractors
BR549
(all country, but with a fast beat!!!):cool:

"...but what about groups/bands?"
 

Temptations (emperors of soul)

MJQ (Modern Jazz Quartette)

Garth Brooks
Pink Floyd
Van Halen
Meatloaf
Bob Seger

and I know I'm gonna get ripped for these next ones, but as a former Keyboard player, I grew up playing their stuff:

REO Speedwagon
Styx
Journey
Asia

And though a different genre for the same reason

John Tesh

Nutworld
 

I was with you till Tesh!:D

Re: Nutworld
 

LOL..I kinda figured that the last one would be the bomb dropper of all time.

I'm not so much into his current stuff but his energetic
rock/jazz/classical influenced stuff from the late 80's early 90's..ie Tour De France stuff was great to drive/work out with.

But like I said, his is all keyboard based stuff and thats what I playe(d), so thats why. He used alot of classical/jazz in his music and i was trained as a classical musician as a kid.

My grandkids love NSync and also somewhat of the Backstreet
Boys.You don't want your grandkids to live as wildly as you did
so I think that NSync is a good role model for them.
I used to likeThe Rolling Stones,The Eagles,Dr. Hook,AeroSmith,
Bob Seegar,early Elton John,etc.My motorcycle cutoff(Retired)has
a patch(many)on it still of a butterfly.I always liked the concept
of the Elton John song-"Butterflies are free."I used to wear that
cutoff to my probation office just because I knew that my Probation Officer hated it. Irish
P.S.My oldest daughters son is 9yrs. and her daughter is 7yrs.
He has a small motorcycle and she has a small FourWheeler.It
must be in the family blood.My daughters grew up riding behind
me;so have a healthy respect for bikes.

Hi Laycee!
How about The Allman Bros., Tower of Power, Santana,Steeley Dan, The Moody Blues,and of course, Cherry Poppin' Daddies! ;)

Bob Marley and the Wailers
The Temptations
The Doors
The Rolling Stones
Nirvana
Stone Temple Pilot
Aerosmith
The Chilites
The Delphonics
The Shirels (sp?)

...to name a few :p

Nubian you forgot The Platters.

I sure did. Thanks for the Reminder :)

for favorites, they happen to be what I grew up on... these are the ones I end up singing along to and not realize it...

- Huey Lewis and The News
- Phil Collins (Genesis)
- Billy Joel

more towards today I have moved over to country

- Garth Brooks
- Conefederate Railroad
- Trisha Yearwood

on the odd side of things that I really really like to play loud

- Nine Inch Nails - but only the "Pretty Hate Machine" album, after Trent's work went down hill quickly (at least I think so)
- Fugazzi - "Waiting Room"

and then what I listen to when I get home from work and am enjoying a nice cold beverage (preferably of the single malt variety :)) -- these are what I really really like to listen too!

- Beethoven - you can pretty much play any of his stuff and I am going to like it - but, "The Pastoral" (6th symphony) is one of my all time favorites
- Bach's cello suites (the recording done by PBS of Yo-Yo Ma playing these is awesome)
- Dvorak's Symphony No. 9 "From the New World"
- Bach's piano sonatas

yeah... that about does it... all over the map (but no rap, sorry)....

So many of my favs have been mentioned, but I cannot believe no one has mentioned...

THE BEATLES!?!?

also the Animals (introduced me to lots of older blues acts)

and the best thing happening in music today...
Dave Matthews Band

Nubian

total agreement

Zoid,

Only up to and including "Abbey Road"

......in my youth, my fav's were..........
AC/DC
Great white
warrant
WARLOCK
Queensryche
Killer dwarfs:D :D

Nirvana
Rob Zombie
Pearl Jam
and just about any alternative aussie bands.....silverchair, Grinspoon, Powderfinger etc.

Scotz....
 

A man after my own heart...or at least taste in music...

I've said it before...I'll say it again

DAVE MATTHEWS BAND!!!!!

After that:

The Foo Fighters
The Goo Goo Dolls
Natalie Merchant and the (former) 10,000 maniacs


Ophelia

Newer
 

Stuff~ Creed Older Stuff~ The Squeeze and The Cure

For Xmas, wife requested several cds from some of our 70s favs, have been in the player almost continuously since:

Pink Floyd
Jethro Tull
Uriah Heep