Conquer Club

Amon Amarth. John Coltrane. Tool. Thelonius Monk. Disturbed (guilty pleasure). Charlie Mingus. Holst. Mastodon. Miles Davis. George Gershwin. Bach. Iron Maiden.

No I can't find a pattern either, except I don't like pop or (c)rap.

danryan wrote:Amon Amarth. John Coltrane. Tool. Thelonius Monk. Disturbed (guilty pleasure). Charlie Mingus. Holst. Mastodon. Miles Davis. George Gershwin. Bach. Iron Maiden.

No I can't find a pattern either, except I don't like pop or (c)rap.

Nice collection here, especially of Jazz. Got to share the love for Coltraine, Davis and Mingus.

Avril Lavigne != music

jefjef wrote:

You would!!

I like MGMT, The Strokes, Angus and Julie Stone, Mumford & Sons.

All my musical needs are satisfied with http://www.zombo.com

I will listen to anything with a good beat, and there isn't a genre yet that has nothing I will listen to.

jakewilliams wrote:Avril Lavigne != music

You just don't understand the skater crowd!!

In Flames, Dark Tranquillity, Amon Amarth, Mors Principium Est, Disarmonia Mundi, Hypocrisy, All That Remains, Killswitch Engage, Arch Enemy, Across the Sun, August Burns Red, As I Lay Dying, Five Finger Death Punch, The Agonist, Type O Negative, Ten Years, The Fray, Alien Ant Farm, The Verve, Crossfade, Tupac, Eminem, Biggie, Bone Thugs N Harmony, Bob Marley, Ziggie Marley, The Pharcyde, Sublime....and many, many more. I like mainly metal, with melodic death metal and metalcore being my favorites of that genre, some rap, some reggae, and some regular rock. I also listen to a small amount of classical music, and a small amount of classic rock.

tkr4lf wrote:In Flames, Dark Tranquillity, Amon Amarth, Mors Principium Est, Disarmonia Mundi, Hypocrisy, All That Remains, Killswitch Engage, Arch Enemy, Across the Sun, August Burns Red, As I Lay Dying, Five Finger Death Punch, The Agonist, Type O Negative, Ten Years, The Fray, Alien Ant Farm, The Verve, Crossfade, Tupac, Eminem, Biggie, Bone Thugs N Harmony, Bob Marley, Ziggie Marley, The Pharcyde, Sublime....and many, many more. I like mainly metal, with melodic death metal and metalcore being my favorites of that genre, some rap, some reggae, and some regular rock. I also listen to a small amount of classical music, and a small amount of classic rock.

Very nice list you have there

In no particular order from my iTunes library (so, perhaps alphabetical). I like making lists.

- Alkaline Trio
- Arcade Fire
- Audioslave
- Avenged Sevenfold
- Band of Horses
- Beastie Boys
- The Black Keys
- Blink-182
- Blues Traveler
- Brand New
- Bruce Springsteen
- Bush
- Cake
- Cat Stevens
- Chevelle
- Clutch
- Collective Soul
- Cypress Hill
- Dave Matthews Band
- The Deadly Syndrome
- Death Cab for Cutie
- Deftones
- Dire Straits
- Dr. Dre
- Eric Clapton (also Cream)
- Flogging Molly
- Florence + The Machine
- Foo Fighters
- Frank Sinatra
- Fuel
- Fugees
- Guster
- Helmet
- The Hold Steady
- Jay-Z
- Jimmy Eat World
- Johnny Cash
- Jurassic 5
- Kings of Leon
- Korn
- Led Zeppelin
- Live
- Ludacris
- Lynyrd Skynyrd
- Manchester Orchestra
- Metallica
- Michael Jackson
- Ministry
- Modest Mouse
- The Moody Blues
- Mother Love Bone
- Mumford & Sons
- My Dying Bride
- Nine Inch Nails
- Nirvana
- The Offspring
- Our Lady Peace
- Outkast
- Pearl Jam
- A Perfect Circle
- Phil Collins
- The Police
- The Presidents of the United States of America
- The Prodigy
- Queen
- The Raconteurs
- Rage Against the Machine
- Rancid
- Red Hot Chilli Peppers
- Rob Zombie (and White Zombie)
- The Rolling Stones
- Silverchair
- Snoop Dogg
- Something Corporate
- Soundgarden
- Staind
- Stone Temple Pilots
- Sublime
- System of a Down
- Temple of the Dog
- Tenacious D
- Tool
- Weezer
- The White Stripes
- Wolfmother
- Wu-Tang Clan
- Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Hey, if you have a few minutes, listen to a few songs by fellow Canadian Christine Fellows...they'll play automatically when you visit here: http://www.christinefellows.com/

They are quite varied, so give a few tracks a listen...

looks like you got some pretty awesome bands in your i-tunes Greek Dog

The Bison King wrote::-k looks like you got some pretty awesome bands in your i-tunes Greek Dog

I would have more too, if it wasn't for that dog and those damn kids... I mean the lack of hard drive space on my computer.

thegreekdog wrote:

The Bison King wrote::-k looks like you got some pretty awesome bands in your i-tunes Greek Dog

I would have more too, if it wasn't for that dog and those damn kids... I mean the lack of hard drive space on my computer.

I see you have Rancid , but you need to get Operation Ivy, the precursor band to Rancid.

mviola wrote:

thegreekdog wrote:

The Bison King wrote::-k looks like you got some pretty awesome bands in your i-tunes Greek Dog

I would have more too, if it wasn't for that dog and those damn kids... I mean the lack of hard drive space on my computer.

I see you have Rancid , but you need to get Operation Ivy, the precursor band to Rancid.

Doesn't it annoy you how Tim eventually stopped singing and just started slurring? Listen to Bad Town by Op Ivy then listen to anything post- Indestructible/Transplants, and you'll know what I mean

radiojake wrote:

mviola wrote:

thegreekdog wrote:

The Bison King wrote::-k looks like you got some pretty awesome bands in your i-tunes Greek Dog

I would have more too, if it wasn't for that dog and those damn kids... I mean the lack of hard drive space on my computer.

I see you have Rancid , but you need to get Operation Ivy, the precursor band to Rancid.

Doesn't it annoy you how Tim eventually stopped singing and just started slurring? Listen to Bad Town by Op Ivy then listen to anything post- Indestructible/Transplants, and you'll know what I mean

It does a little bit. Some of the songs still sound good with it. Bad Town is my favorite song by OpIvy. And I think Tropical London might be the song with the worst slurring.

Listen to his solo project, it's only worse there!

mviola wrote:

radiojake wrote:

mviola wrote:

thegreekdog wrote:

The Bison King wrote::-k looks like you got some pretty awesome bands in your i-tunes Greek Dog

I would have more too, if it wasn't for that dog and those damn kids... I mean the lack of hard drive space on my computer.

I see you have Rancid , but you need to get Operation Ivy, the precursor band to Rancid.

Doesn't it annoy you how Tim eventually stopped singing and just started slurring? Listen to Bad Town by Op Ivy then listen to anything post- Indestructible/Transplants, and you'll know what I mean

It does a little bit. Some of the songs still sound good with it. Bad Town is my favorite song by OpIvy. And I think Tropical London might be the song with the worst slurring.

Listen to his solo project, it's only worse there!

... I was looking more at Cake, Clutch, Led Zeppelin, Modest Mouse, and Black Key's, Arcade Fire, ect...

muy_thaiguy wrote:classical, classic hard rock, doo wop, some country, and a little Jazz.

To reiterate, for Classic Rock (my favorite);
AC/DC (duh!)
Def Leppard
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Metallica (old school)
The Scorpions
Guns n Roses
Foreigner
Queen
Quiet Riot
Elvis
Little Richard
Motley Crue
Johnny Cash (suck it, haters!)
Bunch of people form the 40s-early 60s

muy_thaiguy wrote:Johnny Cash (suck it, haters!)

There are people who hate Johnny Cash???

muy_thaiguy wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:classical, classic hard rock, doo wop, some country, and a little Jazz.

To reiterate, for Classic Rock (my favorite);
AC/DC (duh!)
Def Leppard
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Metallica (old school)
The Scorpions
Guns n Roses
Foreigner
Queen
Quiet Riot
Elvis
Little Richard
Motley Crue
Johnny Cash (suck it, haters!)
Bunch of people form the 40s-early 60s

I think I barfed a little in my mouth.

The Bison King wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:classical, classic hard rock, doo wop, some country, and a little Jazz.

To reiterate, for Classic Rock (my favorite);
AC/DC (duh!)
Def Leppard
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Metallica (old school)
The Scorpions
Guns n Roses
Foreigner
Queen
Quiet Riot
Elvis
Little Richard
Motley Crue
Johnny Cash (suck it, haters!)
Bunch of people form the 40s-early 60s

I think I barfed a little in my mouth.

Because you listen to modern day, generic, political crap that calls itself music but insults the very nature of music in it's entirety? If so, then I'm not surprised.

radiojake wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:Johnny Cash (suck it, haters!)

There are people who hate Johnny Cash???

Some, yes. Also many refuse to see him as one of the classic rock guys.

muy_thaiguy wrote:

radiojake wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:Johnny Cash (suck it, haters!)

There are people who hate Johnny Cash???

Some, yes. Also many refuse to see him as one of the classic rock guys.

Johnny Cash is more rock than the pretenders that prance around today claiming such a title (I'm looking at bands like Nickleback and co. here)

muy_thaiguy wrote:Johnny Cash (suck it, haters!)

Anyone who hates Johnny Cash, is already sucking it.

I'm currently into Mellow bagpipes and or breakbeat accordion tracks