Different Tastes In Music.

[Lutra Lutra 611]

I will compile a list of my favourite rock bands.

1.) Pink Floyd. Saw them in (1988) Manchester city Football stadium.

2.)Queen. Newcastle.

3.)Queen. Knebworth, Together with Status Que and Big country. Big country were fantastic!

Although I don't listen to Queen nowadays due to, no 1, Mercury is dead. Plus Brian Mays stance and attitude towards any type of hunting issue.

4.)Led Zeppelin

5.)The Doors Jim Morrison the greatest lead singer and front man ever in rock history.

6.)Deep Purple

7.)Black Sabbath

 

8.)The Who

Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Carl Palmer being my favourite Drummer.

9.) Slade

10.) ELVIS PRESLEY THE GREATEST. I will continue later.

Edited March 14, 2016 by Lutra Lutra

[hollands hope 1,024]

Not everyone's cup of tea , but i like it !

[Qbgrey 4,091]

I like that. As bit of rock,rock n roll,and bluesy,and rockerbilly.hsha

[Tiercel 6,986]

It is rather interesting to hear from people with their somewhat different taste in music.

Just recently I have found the time to relax and to start to think deep once again by listening to certain Artists and their music.

Tiercel, Have you listened to any of Yann Tiersens music? Really like is stuff that he produces. I have enclosed certain tracks for your listening pleasure. Hope you like it.

The best of Yann Tiersen on Piano.

1.)I saw Daddy today.

2.)Combine d u'n autre e'te'.

Also Goodbye Lenin. I like Childhood.

Sad Romance. (Violin version). Artist: Jj pyeongkeyon, Album, Over the Greenfields soundtrack.

 

Golden Melody- Atime for us. Violin version.By Adre' Rien

Just downloaded the piano track will give a listen tonight.

 

TC

[NEWKID 27,159]

Starts with listening to my dad playing stuff which I loved..

Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Neil Young

Middle school, we were all into metal... Guns and Roses be top of the tree at the time.. But listened to ACDC, Sabbath, etc

Then the 90's hit... I loved the music

Ocean colour scene

Shed seven

Pulp (Jarvis what a lyricist!!)

The long pigs

Oasis

Blur

Radio head

Then came the early king of Leon stuff, the killers ( watched them in Paris what a great gig),

Razorlight

Then got into the Rolling Stones and watched them at Twickenham... Another top gig.

Add

Any mowtown

Mumford and sons

The jam

The pougues

Elvis Costello

Fleetwood Mac

Tom petty

The smiths

The stone roses

And recently the Beatles

 

That would make up my playlist lol

[Guest Navek]

I'm an oldies type of guy. Heart radio, magic radio, clasic fm. Carnt beat a bit of country either lol

[Lutra Lutra 611]

Starts with listening to my dad playing stuff which I loved..

Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Neil Young

Middle school, we were all into metal... Guns and Roses be top of the tree at the time.. But listened to ACDC, Sabbath, etc

Then the 90's hit... I loved the music

Ocean colour scene

Shed seven

Pulp (Jarvis what a lyricist!!)

The long pigs

Oasis

Blur

Radio head

Then came the early king of Leon stuff, the killers ( watched them in Paris what a great gig),

Razorlight

Then got into the Rolling Stones and watched them at Twickenham... Another top gig.

Add

Any mowtown

Mumford and sons

The jam

The pougues

Elvis Costello

Fleetwood Mac

Tom petty

The smiths

The stone roses

And recently the Beatles

 

That would make up my playlist lol

An interesting array of music! "Vey good"!

[Lutra Lutra 611]

 

Starts with listening to my dad playing stuff which I loved..

Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Neil Young

Middle school, we were all into metal... Guns and Roses be top of the tree at the time.. But listened to ACDC, Sabbath, etc

Then the 90's hit... I loved the music

Ocean colour scene

Shed seven

Pulp (Jarvis what a lyricist!!)

The long pigs

Oasis

Blur

Radio head

Then came the early king of Leon stuff, the killers ( watched them in Paris what a great gig),

Razorlight

Then got into the Rolling Stones and watched them at Twickenham... Another top gig.

Add

Any mowtown

Mumford and sons

The jam

The pougues

Elvis Costello

Fleetwood Mac

Tom petty

The smiths

The stone roses

And recently the Beatles

 

That would make up my playlist lol

An interesting array of music! "Vey good"!

 

Sorry for my typing as I meant very good."Modern technology"!

[Tiercel 6,986]

 

It is rather interesting to hear from people with their somewhat different taste in music.

Just recently I have found the time to relax and to start to think deep once again by listening to certain Artists and their music.

Tiercel, Have you listened to any of Yann Tiersens music? Really like is stuff that he produces. I have enclosed certain tracks for your listening pleasure. Hope you like it.

The best of Yann Tiersen on Piano.

1.)I saw Daddy today.

2.)Combine d u'n autre e'te'.

Also Goodbye Lenin. I like Childhood.

Sad Romance. (Violin version). Artist: Jj pyeongkeyon, Album, Over the Greenfields soundtrack.

 

Golden Melody- Atime for us. Violin version.By Adre' Rien

Just downloaded the piano track will give a listen tonight.

 

TC

 

When the first track started playing, I was instantly reminded of Erik Satie's

Gymnopédie No.1

 

 

As it progressed I though I could hear an Einaudi style hypnotic repeat rhythms and melodies take a front seat. It was well worth a listen and I will again soon.

 

 

Piano and guitar are my favourite two instruments, so I am a bit biased there.

 

TC

 

 

[Brewman 1,192]

 

 

 

It is rather interesting to hear from people with their somewhat different taste in music.

Just recently I have found the time to relax and to start to think deep once again by listening to certain Artists and their music.

Tiercel, Have you listened to any of Yann Tiersens music? Really like is stuff that he produces. I have enclosed certain tracks for your listening pleasure. Hope you like it.

The best of Yann Tiersen on Piano.

1.)I saw Daddy today.

2.)Combine d u'n autre e'te'.

Also Goodbye Lenin. I like Childhood.

Sad Romance. (Violin version). Artist: Jj pyeongkeyon, Album, Over the Greenfields soundtrack.

 

Golden Melody- Atime for us. Violin version.By Adre' Rien

 

Just downloaded the piano track will give a listen tonight.

 

TC

When the first track started playing, I was instantly reminded of Erik Satie's

 

Gymnopédie No.1

 

 

As it progressed I though I could hear an Einaudi style hypnotic repeat rhythms and melodies take a front seat. It was well worth a listen and I will again soon.

 

 

Piano and guitar are my favourite two instruments, so I am a bit biased there.

 

TC

Le Onde is a brilliant tune one of my favourites.

Another great pianist is Michael Nyman, he did the score for the film The Piano.

 

I also forgot to mention previously Robert Miles and the Waterboys.

[kanny 20,611]

Went to see this band "clutch" at rock city a few weeks ago... very good band

Edited March 15, 2016 by kanny

[Tiercel 6,986]

As with all music we all have our likes and dislikes. Some that suit some moods will be favourite this week and forgotten for the next six months. One concerto that I never tire of listening to is Richard Addinsel's Warsaw concerto written for the 1941 film Dangerous Moonlight.

 

The story goes that, the film-makers wanted something in the style of Sergia Rachmaninoff but were unable to persuade Rachmaninoff himself to write a piece, so commissioned Addinsel to write a piece in the style of Rachmaninoff. In my mind he done a wonderful job of it.

 

 

TC

[kanny 20,611]

Never really been a fan of classical music except for when I was a lad and me and my mates would all sit in a dark room tripping our nuts of listening to the planet's by holst

[Lutra Lutra 611]

Not everyone's cup of tea , but i like it !

Hollands Hope. I bet you have heard of the Dutch band, the (Nits). They were successful with their record In the Dutch Mountains, plus I like another track called Cars and Cars by the same band. They are very underrated but have a large following in the Netherlands.Have you heard of another Dutch band called aa and the Doctors? Peter Walthrect is the Drummer and he's a friend of mine. I have many happy memories of my brother and myself spent together teaching the Dutch about terriers. It is so beautiful, Holland is.

Edited March 18, 2016 by Lutra Lutra

[Lutra Lutra 611]

 

 

It is rather interesting to hear from people with their somewhat different taste in music.

Just recently I have found the time to relax and to start to think deep once again by listening to certain Artists and their music.

Tiercel, Have you listened to any of Yann Tiersens music? Really like is stuff that he produces. I have enclosed certain tracks for your listening pleasure. Hope you like it.

The best of Yann Tiersen on Piano.

1.)I saw Daddy today.

2.)Combine d u'n autre e'te'.

Also Goodbye Lenin. I like Childhood.

Sad Romance. (Violin version). Artist: Jj pyeongkeyon, Album, Over the Greenfields soundtrack.

 

Golden Melody- Atime for us. Violin version.By Adre' Rien

Just downloaded the piano track will give a listen tonight.

 

TC

 

When the first track started playing, I was instantly reminded of Erik Satie's

Gymnopédie No.1

 

 

As it progressed I though I could hear an Einaudi style hypnotic repeat rhythms and melodies take a front seat. It was well worth a listen and I will again soon.

 

 

Piano and guitar are my favourite two instruments, so I am a bit biased there.

 

TC

Tiercel, I had an old friend called (Jack Stone), born in 1923. He was from the old school and a great poacher. My brother and myself spent many an happy hour listening to him playing the (Piano). Providing you could sing the song he could play it on Piano. He was playing at the age of 8 and he used to play in various public houses in and around Nottinghamshire. I often think about the times spent together and the tunes he used to play, especially Moon River and sometimes I did it my way by Frank Sinatra. Unfortunately that is no more, Jack died age 90 a few years ago now. But the memories will forever remain in one's mind. Do you play any musical instruments?