What music do you like?

[Guest]

I like many types of music, but when modelling I usually listen to Pink Floyd, Genesis and the Killers

All good.

This afternoon while modelling I was listening to Ultravox ( complete albums ) on Spotify.
Can't believe they still sound that good!!!


Cheers


Robert

Great choice.

And I listen to practically everything. Even a bit of classical from time to time. About the only thing I can't stand is boy band/girl band pap. And rap, the music with a silent C.

I'm with you Del.


My mum was a pianist and organ player.She even played at a service in the Anglican Cathedral in Liverpool.

[Guest]

Rammstein is F***ing Awesome!
[ATTACH]138816[/ATTACH] Also love E.L.P. Deep Purple {Made In Japan} Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Skynyrd, Santana, Pantera, Frank Zappa, Judas Priest,


Ted Nugent, Pink Floyd, The Police.....God,there is so much that I could never list them allops:

Excellent choice,I saw Maiden support Priest in Deeside many moons ago.

Aging old rocker here, but I still find something like this incredibly moving.

I respect anyone who can play instruments live.

[Guest]

Hi
Like all different sorts of music from easy listening ,60s music ,glam,80s,indie,some metal,the jam,the pogues there's a American band called the dropkick murphys who are brilliant but no matter how hard I've tried listening to all different types of music for me nothing but nothing comes close to punk rock

Great choice's.


Of all the music around at the time of Punk,Sham 69 were my favourite,but I still liked most of it.

Ralph, you're doing well with this thread! I tried the same thing last year and got totally zip! Zero, nowt, nothin', a nought without a rim, nada, zilch!
Just to add my list:


Runrig


Capercaillie


Melanie (Safka)


Mike Oldfield


Jethro Tull


Lots and lots of one-offs including:


Mariusz Goli (Improvisations)


Ewan Dobson (Paganini's Hip, Time, Time2)

Good music to listen to,don't know the latter 2.

It's easier to say what I don't listen to and I'm sorry if anyone is offended I can't stand most heavy rock ( Iron Man tunes get a free pass ) hate HIP hop, rapping, house, garage all that sort of stuff. Not keen on jazz, R n B, classical or punk.
So what do I like? again I make no excuses for what I listen to, in no particular order.....


George Straight, Garth Brookes, ZZ Top, Bruce Sprigsteen, Phil Collins, Shakin Stevens, Showaddywaddy, Elvis, Joss Stone, Billy Joel, LOnestar, Kylie, Chris Rea, Meat Loaf, Vixen, Anastacia, Daniel Powter, James Blunt, Darius, Wet Wet Wet, Holly Johnson, Matchbox, Drifters, Londonbeat, Prince, Marron 5,,, as I say a real mix,


Adrian

Some great music mixed in with your choice's.


And I'm glad you make no excuse for what you listen too.I still love Abba..

[spanner570]

I'm easy really, as long as it's loud and proud....Jazz musicians should have been smothered at birth!


My favourite is George Thorogood.

[Paul Davies]

Cant beat a bit of punk

[Guest]

I'm easy really, as long as it's loud and proud....Jazz musicians should have been smothered at birth!
My favourite is George Thorogood.

Recently got into George Thorogood.Bought a best of couple of weeks ago.

Cant beat a bit of punk

No.You can't.

[rickoshea52]

Some of my favourites are


The Who


Joy Division and New Order


Blondie


Stone Roses


Inspiral Carpets


Cocteau Twins


Beth Orton


Ride


Bowie


Lush


Sleeper


Elastica


Sleater Kinney


Sugarcubes


Suzanne Vega


James


Chemical Brothers


Belly


Nirvana


St Etienne


The Concretes


To more recent artists like


Vaccines


Anna Calvi


PJHarvey


St. Vincent


Grimes


Maximo park


Camera Obscura


Lily & Madeleine


Cults


Kate Tempest


and my current favourite is Courtney Barnett from Tasmania - an original sound, unique voice and funny lyrics, she has an album with one of the best names ever - Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes I just sit.

[Guest]

Slayer, Anthrax Metallica u get the gist

[Guest]

Some of my favourites are
The Who


Joy Division and New Order


Blondie


Stone Roses


Inspiral Carpets


Cocteau Twins


Beth Orton


Ride


Bowie


Lush


Sleeper


Elastica


Sleater Kinney


Sugarcubes


Suzanne Vega


James


Chemical Brothers


Belly


Nirvana


St Etienne


The Concretes


To more recent artists like


Vaccines


Anna Calvi


PJHarvey


St. Vincent


Grimes


Maximo park


Camera Obscura


Lily & Madeleine


Cults


Kate Tempest


and my current favourite is Courtney Barnett from Tasmania - an original sound, unique voice and funny lyrics, she has an album with one of the best names ever - Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes I just sit.

What a great list,I like quite a few of those.And I have seen Blondie,New Order,Bowie and James live.

[Guest]

Slayer, Anthrax Metallica u get the gist

Excellent choice,seen all 3 live Anthrax and Metallica a few times.


I also saw Kreator with Celtic Frost a lifetime ago.

[spanner570]

O.K., as we are in 'Who I've seen.' mode. Try these:-


Debbie Harris with Blondie at Connah's Quay ice rink in the early days - and all she had on was what looked like an black bin liner!


Saw Eric Clapton with Chas and Dave there too. The duo did an extra 30mins. whilst the backstage people tried to sober Clapton up. He came on eventually.....Superb!


I've seen The Rolling Stones, when Brian Jones was alive, at the Regal Cinema in Chester. They were on with Inez and Charlie Fox, and Sounds Incorporated...The admission price? 10 bob = 50p!


The Beatles, The Searchers, Kinks, Beegees, The Hollies...Seen these and more all through a haze of Watneys Red Barrel beer, when they played at The Warren, which was a club in the cellars of the Chester Theatre in City Road.


Great times and great memories.....

[Guest]

O.K., as we are in 'Who I've seen.' mode. Try these:-
Debbie Harris with Blondie at Connah's Quay ice rink in the early days - and all she had on was what looked like an black bin liner!


Saw Eric Clapton with Chas and Dave there too. The duo did an extra 30mins. whilst the backstage people tried to sober Clapton up. He came on eventually.....Superb!


I've seen The Rolling Stones, when Brian Jones was alive, at the Regal Cinema in Chester. They were on with Inez and Charlie Fox, and Sounds Incorporated...The admission price? 10 bob = 50p!


The Beatles, The Searchers, Kinks, Beegees, The Hollies...Seen these and more all through a haze of Watneys Red Barrel beer, when they played at The Warren, which was a club in the cellars of the Chester Theatre in City Road.


Great times and great memories.....

Great bands to see Ron,Saw a few at the ice rink,Motorhead, Judas Priest,Adam and the Ants.

[rickoshea52]

What a great list,I like quite a few of those.And I have seen Blondie,New Order,Bowie and James live.

You should be listening to Tom Robinson on 6 music tonight....boss tunes all the way to Bristol, Kenickie, the Jam, Echobelly and now Underworld.

[Guest]

You should be listening to Tom Robinson on 6 music tonight....boss tunes all the way to Bristol, Kenickie, the Jam, Echobelly and now Underworld.

The only radio station I listen to these day's is Planet Rock.


Echobelly and Kenickie 2 more I've seen live.


Though I must admit kenickie did go downhill fast


I remember someone in the crowd shouting "you're just like the F%&*^$g Spice Girls now"

[rickoshea52]

The only radio station I listen to these day's is Planet Rock.
Echobelly and Kenickie 2 more I've seen live.


Though I must admit kenickie did go downhill fast


I remember someone in the crowd shouting "you're just like the F%&*^$g Spice Girls now"

I went to see Kenickie at The Varsity in Wolves and there was a power cut and we all got turfed out so Lauren serenaded us all from a first floor window....it was a bit $h1t.