jura11

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Trance,progressive,Psy/Goa,Drum and Bass(mostly Liquid,jazz D&B)


Jura

Milamber

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Depeche mode

SiPie

At the moment it's the Civil Wars
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpMxL...e_gdata_player
Amazing vocals in their cover of Billie Jean

but massive John Martyn fan and so sad to see Bert Jansch die this week. Two true greats

Ipod Highlights alphabetically

AC/DC
Alabama 3
Andy McKee
Antony & the Johnsons
Arcade fire (1st album only)
Arctic Monkeys
Band of Horses
Beastie Boys
Beatles
The beautiful girls
The beloved
Ben Taylor
Biffy Clyro
Black crowes
Black keys
Bob Marley
Bon Iver - 1st album possibly my all time favourite album
Boomtown rats (met bob at gig in edinburgh 84 so biased even although he seems a dick now)
Brendan benson
Broken bells
Burial
Chicane
Chickenfoot (awesome new album)
Creedence clearwater revival
Daft punk
Dan Auerbach
David ford
The decemberists
Depeche mode
DJ Shadow
Donavon frankenreiter
Ed sheeran
Elbow
Eminem
Eric Bibb
Faithless
Fat Freddys drop (superb kiwi band)
Fever ray
Fink
Fleetwood mac
Foo fighters
Frank turner
Dude dangerfield
Gaslight anthem
Gerry rafferty (RIP )
Graham Coxon
Groove Armada
Guns n roses
Happy mondays
The hives
I am kloot
INXS
Iron & Wine
JJ Cale
Jack Johnson (1st 4 albums only....pish thereafter)
Jack savoretti
The jam
Jay-z
Jegsy Dodd & the original sinners
JET
Jimmy eat world
Joe bonamassa
John digweed
John Martyn
Katchafire (amazing kiwi reggae band)
Kate walsh
King creosote & John Hopkins (should have won this years mercury IMHO)
Kinks
KT Tunstall
The LAs
Laura marling
Led Zeppelin
Leftfield
Libertines
Leonard Cohen
Longview
Lou reed
Lucky jim
Martha tilston
Massive attack
Maximo park
Metallica
Metric
Midlake
Natalie merchant
Nathaniel rateliff
Nirvana
Ocean colour scene
Paddy casey
Paramore
Passenger
Pink floyd
Plan B
Portishead
Primal scream
Prodigy
Raconteurs
Ray lamontagne
RHCPs
REM (early albums only)
Richard hawley
Robert plant
Rolling stones
Rush
Ryan Adams (legend!)
Scott matthews
Sex pistols
Simon & Garfunkel
Stephen fretwell
Stiff little fingers (best live band I've ever seen, maybe first equal with the buzzcocks at Glasgow barrowlands)
The strokes
Subways
The swell season
The the
Thin Lizzy
Tom McRae
U2..... (some great.... some pish)
The verve
Vintage trouble
Voom (another great kiwi band)
The who
Wilco
Wire daisies

Well, you did ask

Wild Thing

AC/DC
Kiss
Judest Priest
Iron Maiden

Listened to a lot of music however best song written in recent times Lady GaGa - Bad romance

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrO4Y...feature=avmsc2

Hysteria1983

Just a small list there Si?!

SiPie

All typed out too !!! Must be off my head

In my defence, i had some time to kill

WhatswiththeR

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I will pretty much listen to anything really and I mean anything, I got stuff from classical, heavy metal, nu metal, emo, reggae, 60s,70s, 80s, 90s early 00s, rap, r&b, country, ska, punk, dance, trance, soul, pop, dancehall, grime, 2 step, dubstep, theres probably loads i missed out but thats just at the top of my head.

tarmac terror

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teenage years - spent listening to a pile of crap that was 1980's chart music.

late teenage years got very into heavy metal - can barley stand to listen to it now.

from my mid 20's (so over the last 15 years) my musical horizons have broadened significantly depending on the mood and occasion it may be a bit of Ray Charles, Bach, Pendulum or some unsigned and unheard of folk group - afraid I cant get into the whole rap / hip-hop /urban music thing. Watched some of the MOBO's the other night and despite some of the acts being well regarded in thier circles, I can't see their talent.

listening to Charlene Soraia as I type this - and next up is Fredrika Stahl. Google them if you haven't heard of them.

SCD Simon

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Early 70's was into glam rock [early slade etc] Then punk [still see the odd band live now the damned & slf] Then a bit of a shift to 80's soul then trance at the start & have never left

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGx7t...eature=related

wayne9t9

Anything except cuntry n western

scoobysewell69

am easy when it comes to music, can listen to anything. grew up listening to rave (after dark, new monkey) haha still do but not that often. love me bonkers happy hardcore etc but find myself listening to stuff like the killers, scouting for girls, jack johnson etc love acoustic aswell.

mike1210

TC, Commix, Mstrkrft, Rufige Kru, Hazard, Jonny L, High Contrast, Sonny Jim, SMD, Sebastian Leger, Pryda, Alix Perez, Lynx, Zero T, Calibre, Above and Beyond, Nu Tone:, Burial, Mutated Forms, Makoto

Older faves Mood 2 Swing, Ralphi Rosario, Full Intention, Kim English, Josh Wink, BT, Man With No Name, Jam and Spoon, Tiesto, Luv Dup, Sasha, Paul van Dyk, DJ Q, Moodyman, Stanton Warriors, Daft Punk (Roule, Crydamore), Alan Braxe, Falcon, Lazy B, Deep Dish, Full Intention, Goodfellas, Armand Van Helden, Basement Jaxx (inc Atlantic Jaxx stuff), Cevin Fisher, Timo Mass, Danny Tenaglia, Grame Park, David Morlales, Dave Angel, Dom and Roland, Nalyin and Kane, Faithless, Goldie, House of 909, K Klass, Ratpack, Peace Division, Layo and Bushwacka, Loiue Vega, BOC, Anti Pop, Aphex Twin (Polygon Window), MJ Cole, Streets, Romanthony, Pendulum, Groove Armarda, Roni Size (Full Cycle Crew), Adam F, Boymerang, 4 Hero, Slam, Van Bellen, Urban Soul, Todd Terry, Paul Oakenfold (Perfecto Circa 95, 96), RZA, GZA, Pete Rock, Big L, Gang Star, Mobb Deep, Pharoe Monch, Lazy B, Cypress Hill, Digital Underground, 2 Live Crew, MF Doom, Dobie, Big Scoob, MC Juice, MF Grimm, 9th Wonder, Little Brother, Cappo, Cannibus, Linkim Park, Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Blink 182, The Cars, Level 42, Billy Idol, Rage Against The Machine, Queen, Extreme, Go West, Phil Collins, Papa Roach, Dobie

dpb

lol , if i had choice it would be everything

atm http://youtu.be/O0SWAdqdpeM

Matt_F

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nice mike, some top acts and dj's in your list

its a shame tiesto has gone the way his has, way to commercial for my liking now

hux309

Bit of everything, the who, pink floyd, two steps from hell, ella fitzgerald you name it.

Though i do find gwar - Rock n roll never felt so good rather amusing

urban

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I hope either he or she owns all of those

JTaylor

My list would take up a page, however, was given a couple of free tickets to the Michael Forever gig at the Millenium on Saturday and need to say that the Yolanda Adams rendition of Earth Song was one if the most incredible performances I've ever seen. Staggering.

TelBoy

Simple Minds, Supertramp, Yes, Floyd, Pendulum, K90, AC/DC, Madonna, Kasabian, REM, Enya, Air, Sisters of Mercy, Stone Roses, Example, Leftfield, Journey, and loads besides. Nothing too far off the beaten track though.