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    Posted: January 08 2006 at 02:08

Just a random thought...

i grew up listening to these artists. As much as i would like to vote them all, i chose The Cure.

 

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I don't understand what I have to do here...what is the subject? I listen to prog and well?
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well, pls choose one. sorry it came out wrong

besides  prog i mean...



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Well,okay...hard to vote,didn't grew with any of them...
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hmmm...know what you mean.......there is world of music that falls outside prog classification and yes I would have to rate The Cure ( Particularly Disintegration, Wish, Bloodflowers and Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me), whew  and that ecxcludes Faith, 17 seconds and Pornography!!! as one of the best bands around,,,

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Would love to have seen seen Robert Smith and Roger Waters on one stage live................
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Originally posted by Chris Stacey Chris Stacey wrote:

hmmm...know what you mean.......there is world of music that falls outside prog classification and yes I would have to rate The Cure ( Particularly Disintegration, Wish, Bloodflowers and Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me), whew  and that ecxcludes Faith, 17 seconds and Pornography!!! as one of the best bands around,,,

Kate Bush.............................!!!!Aerial

Shakti....................................A Handful of Beauty

Would love to have seen seen Robert Smith and Roger Waters on one stage live................

ahhh, those were the days!

their best album for me though is Disintegration... followed closely by Kiss me Kiss me Kiss me and Wish...

to my fellow members, there is an "others" option.. use it if the coices does not fit.

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Deep Purple (I do not consider as a real prog band, only my opinion). Made In Japan is the KEY that opened my heart to prog. Really significiant album.
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I think the only stuff I presently have, which isn't in Prog Archives would be 2 Blind Guardian albums, and 1 Jefferson Starship album...that's it...
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Originally posted by TheMusicalBox TheMusicalBox wrote:

Deep Purple (I do not consider as a real prog band, only my opinion). Made In Japan is the KEY that opened my heart to prog. Really significiant album.

ahh yes, Made in Japan is a very good album.

though they are considered as Proto prog here.

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AC/DC, Metallica, Slayer, Iron Maiden
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Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

AC/DC, Metallica, Slayer, Iron Maiden

How metal could you get?!?

BTW,, for Iron Maiden and old Metallica

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From the list I listened to all artists from America up to Elton John with no exception - I still hear some of them. Below Elton I didn't pay much attention for all of them.

Out of the list there are hundreds of others I listened to like Beatles, Stones, Who, Led, Byrds, Creedence, Animals, Donovan, not counting dozens of Brazilian singers.

So I voted for America... 'I need you' is one of the best pop-rock ballads IMO.

 
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STING - I consider him and Peter Gabriel to be two modern musical geniuses.
Also when I'm in the mood of listening to something but really don't want to deepen in the music I enjoy:
  • Frank Sinatra
  • Phil Collins (in the list)
  • Django Reinhardt
  • The Police
  • Gary Moore
  • Jeff Beck
  • Maurice Ravel
  • Ludvig van Beethoven
  • Heitor Villa-Lobos
  • Astor Piazzolla


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Simon and Garfunkel, Beatles, Los Lobos, Stevie Wonder, Beach Boys / Brian Wilson, Massive Attack, Bjork, Air, Split Enz...
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Chopin, Beethoven, At the Gates, Mozart, Schubert, Blind Guardian, Sonata Arctica, Nevermore

You can call that erratic!

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Folk, Metal, and lots in between, except hip-hop 

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