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Started by Kevin, March 08, 2009, 03:13:57 AM

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Kevin

Quote from: "NaturaLCalamity"Wow. I've never heard of any of those bands you guys posted. I guess because I'm young, 20, and wasn't raised listening to rock music particularly. Anywho, I listen to all kinds of music, except country. One of my all time favorite bands are Death Cab, Radiohead, NaturalCalamity and Pink Floyd. I mostly listen to hip-hop though. My favorite artist would happen to be Kanye West, Lupe Fiasco, Norah Jones, Coldplay and Jay-Z.

Lol, you're not that young. I think I'm still the youngest one on here xD
Go me.
And NO WAY you listen to NaturalCalamity! I couldn't tell! :p
Lol I've never heard of them. I don't listen to any of those bands.
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curiosityandthecat



The Lawrence of Arabia of music. (I have both those symbols tattooed, one on each arm.)
-Curio

Hitsumei

Requiem
The arcade fire
Our Lady Peace
Cold Play
Matthew Good
Rush
Steppenwolf
Gavin DeGraw
t.A.T.u
D'espairsRay
HYDE
Supercar (early years)

Though I don't usually strictly listen to bands, I normally just listen to whatever songs I like. I'll listen to just about anything, except country.
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Benoît Bôls

Nurse With Wound
Andrew Liles
irr. app. (ext.)
Xambuca and the Monks of Dada
Coil
SoiSong
Throbbing Gristle
King Crimson
Robert Fripp
Brian Eno
Controlled Bleeding
Pearls Before Swine
Nick Drake
Tim Buckley
Pink Floyd
Earthmonkey
Non
Factrix
Chris & Cosey
Kraftwerk
Neu!
Can
Amon Düül II

...for starters.
"Nothing frightens me more than religion at my door."
- John Cale

Kodanshi

Wow, a lot of you have such fantastic taste in music. I love all the Rock and Metal bands posted, and I adore so much more too: Classical, Jazz, Techno, Rave, Noise, Electronic, and all other eccentricities of this sort. I love Benoît Bôls’ taste, for instance! At the moment I have discovered an amazing Pop band, but they come from Japan and serve as a boyband. Accordingly, on youtube you mainly see adoring girls making comments about how gorgeous the band members look. As an example, though: NewS: ‘Sayaendo’.
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curiosityandthecat

Quote from: "Kodanshi"Wow, a lot of you have such fantastic taste in music. I love all the Rock and Metal bands posted, and I adore so much more too: Classical, Jazz, Techno, Rave, Noise, Electronic, and all other eccentricities of this sort. I love Benoît Bôls’ taste, for instance! At the moment I have discovered an amazing Pop band, but they come from Japan and serve as a boyband. Accordingly, on youtube you mainly see adoring girls making comments about how gorgeous the band members look. As an example, though: NewS: ‘Sayaendo’.

Japanese music has produced two good things: post-rock (like Mono and World's End Girlfriend) and Nobuo Uematsu. ;)
-Curio

Benoît Bôls

Quote from: "curiosityandthecat"Japanese music has produced two good things: post-rock (like Mono and World's End Girlfriend) and Nobuo Uematsu. ;)
The Japanese have a lot of things to listen to. If one wants noise, Merzbow shows how variated it can be. Another noise artist is The Gerogerigegege.

Brast Burn had put out an unusual, improvised album called Debon. A good prog album from Food Brain, Social Gathering, is worth seeking out. If you want more of a Kraftwerk sound, Yellow Magic Orchestra is worth a listen, as well as Logic System.

If you're looking for something Floydian, the Far East Family Band is a good listen, too.
"Nothing frightens me more than religion at my door."
- John Cale

curiosityandthecat

Quote from: "Benoît Bôls"The Japanese have a lot of things to listen to. If one wants noise, Merzbow shows how variated it can be. Another noise artist is The Gerogerigegege.

Brast Burn had put out an unusual, improvised album called Debon. A good prog album from Food Brain, Social Gathering, is worth seeking out. If you want more of a Kraftwerk sound, Yellow Magic Orchestra is worth a listen, as well as Logic System.

If you're looking for something Floydian, the Far East Family Band is a good listen, too.

You know, I always thought that, uh, dogs... laid eggs, and... I learned something today.

Downloooaaaiiiiiiii mean purchasing those discographies as I type.  :D I mean, any music done by this guy has just got to be gold.

-Curio

seasonsofmadness

I'm almost suprised at what good taste in music everyone here has, but I guess I shouldn't expect anything less from my atheist brethren  :banna:

My list:
Agalloch
Amorphis
Apocalyptica
Black Sabbath
Clan of Xymox
The Cure
Warrel Dane
The Doors
Emperor
Fields of the Nephilim
How Like a Winter
In Flames
Kamelot
Katatonia
Lacuna Coil
Metallica
Ministry
Muse
My Dying Bride
Nevermore
Nine Inch Nails
Nirvana
Opeth
Pantera
Paradise Lost
A Perfect Circle
Placebo
Rammstein
Rise Against
Sirenia
The Smashing Pumkins
Elliott Smith
Swallow the Sun
System of a Down
Tool
Tristania
Type O Negative

Kodanshi

Quote from: "Benoît Bôls"If one wants noise, Merzbow shows how variated it can be. Another noise artist is The Gerogerigegege.
I like MASONNA best. He appeals to me the most. He mixes elements of punk and psychedelia with sounds akin to steel barrels exploding, a sound which he can harness like a spray paint can, with lots of vocal experimentation. Plus he looks amazing too. Pure Rock Star, that guy. I’ve even seen him live. He performed quite a long concert by his standards. I think it may even have hit the 8 minute mark.

Quote from: "seasonsofmadness"Amorphis
Apocalyptica
Black Sabbath
The Cure
The Doors
Emperor
Fields of the Nephilim
In Flames
Kamelot
Lacuna Coil
Metallica
Ministry
Muse
My Dying Bride
Nine Inch Nails
Nirvana
Opeth
Pantera
Paradise Lost
Rise Against
Elliott Smith
System of a Down
Tool
Type O Negative
I like a lot of bands on your list but I totally and utterly adore the ones I’ve quoted above!
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liveyoungdiefast

Most of what I listen to is underground or relatively unheard of, however some more recognizable names would include

Alkaline Trio
Anti-Flag
Bright Eyes
Coheed and Cambria
Children of Bodom
From First to Last
HIM
Jacks Mannequin
Ludo
Nightwish
<3
Rise Against
Sonata Arctica
The Used

I like most modern rock, any intelligent metal (aka deep lyrics, complex music, and good vocals), some electronica and techno mixed with rock, and a few decent rappers (DZK and Immortal Technique).

liveyoungdiefast

Quote from: "Godless"The funny thing is, Flyleaf and Fireflight are considered "Christian bands." Is it weird for an atheist to be listening to Christian bands?

Absolutely not, there are plenty of Christian bands I like and my 2 best friends who are atheists like. I think it's quite common.

Atheist forum has good music taste. If ever there was a reason to risk being thrown into the lake of fire, this sure is one :D   ***obvious sarcasm, there is no lake of fire but people never get sarcasm anymore***

seasonsofmadness

Quote from: "Kodanshi"I like a lot of bands on your list but I totally and utterly adore the ones I’ve quoted above!
Will you marry me? :D

I don't think I've ever met anybody who listens to that many of the same bands that I do. Or at least not that many bands across the whole spectrum that I listen to.

Kodanshi

Secular ceremony only! ;) My exâ€"girlfriend’s seen a fair few of them live. I’ve only seen Lacuna Coil, Muse, My Dying Bride and NIN live, but she’s also seen Metallica, System of a Down, most likely a fair few others. She keeps the concert tickets, you see. When we first started to hang out with each other I’d tell her I liked a particular band only to have her pull out the concert ticket from her box! Jammy sod.

Oh, and livefastdieyoung: I love Nightwish too, though I prefer them most when Tarja Turunen sang for them. I also adore, and have seen live in Bradford, Children of Bodom. I also like Sonata Arctica and The Used and would love to see them live.
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