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I'll shorten this list to artists I would buy most/all of the albums of (at least if I had the money), 3+CD compilations, or honourable mentions:
Bryan Ferry & Roxy Music The Moody Blues ELO Dire Straits Sting & The Police Pink Floyd The Alan Parsons Project John Lennon & The Beatles Don McLean Tracy Chapman Phil Collins & Genesis Lou Reed & The Velvet Underground (a recent discovery) The Doors (I bought all their studio albums for my Dad actually, as he likes them more than I) Cat Stevens (I recently spent $32 each on Deluxe versions of Tea For The Tillerman and Teaser And The Firecat! ) It would be a fair bet that I'll later think of artists that I wish I didn't forget to put here...
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I've heard about Gateway Playhouse in Bellport for quite a while now (I personally saw something there about 20 years ago as well)- I think it will be a good experience.. especially for something like Avenue Q, which is rather light in the scenery requirement. As long as the actors are competent, and they have legit puppets (especially the Bad Idea Bears), it should be a seamless transition! |
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I once watched a documentary on Farmingville and they interviwed a woman wearing a Fleetwood Mac t-shirt, was that you?
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Current Favorites / Songs of theirs I’m enjoying
Colbie Caillat / Fallin’ For You and I Never Told You Noisettes / Don’t Upset The Rhythm and Never Forget You Shakira / Gypsy, Did It Again and Men In This Town Sophie Ellis-Bextor / Bittersweet and one of her classics Music Gets The Best Of Me David Guetta / Sexy Bitch, When Love Takes Over and One Love |
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Ramones, David Bowie, Heart, The Gun Club, Iggy Pop, Led Zeppelin, Blondie, Deborah Harry, Jefferson Airplane, Grace Slick, Rolling Stones, Missing Persons, Patti Smith, New York Dolls, Velvet Underground, Pat Benatar, The Doors, Talking Heads, Donna Summer, & Aerosmith are my other top favorites!
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Looking at these band lists, I was suprised at the number of metal bands I see, and I gotta admit that i thought I was pretty much the only F-Mac fan/metalhead around here, but that's cool. BTW, a quick clarification with Metallica: I don't like anything after the Black Album, but my favorite album is Master of Puppets. |
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I also forgot to add anything Mike Patton related to my list - from Faith No More to Tomahawk to Lovage to Peeping Tom to Fantomas.
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You want a list? Ok, here's a list....in no particular order
Allman Bros Band (including spin off bands, Gregg Allman Band, Sea Level, Derek Trucks Band, Oteil & The Peacemakers, Gov't Mule, Dickey Betts & Great Southern, etc) The BEATLES (individually & collectively) anything Eric Clapton Little Feat Bonnie Raitt Linda Ronstadt ZZ Top Bob Dylan The Band Electric Light Orchestra The Travelin' Wilburys Bruce Springsteen (& the E Street Band) Lyle Lovett Traffic (individually & collectively) The Rolling Stones (individually & collectively) The (Small) Faces Rod Stewart Humble Pie/Peter Frampton Deep Purple Big Brother & The Holding Company/Janis Joplin Quicksilver Messenger Service The Doors The Paul Butterfield Blues Band (Mike Bloomfield/Elvin Bishop) Jethro Tull Elton John Jeff Beck Led Zeppelin Free Bad Company Jimi Hendrix The Grateful Dead Jefferson Airplane/Jefferson Starship The Who The Kinks The Animals The Dave Clark Five Gerry & The Pacemakers The Yardbirds The Zombies Roxy Music (Bryan Ferry/Brian Eno/Ray Manzanera) David Bowie Ten Years After Procol Harum Robin Trower Mark-Almond Santana Malo War Muddy Waters BB King Freddie King Albert King Albert Collins Buddy Guy Stevie Ray Vaughan Jimmie Vaughan Robert Johnson RL Burnside Skip James Elmore James Magic Sam Otis Spann Eddie Boyd Eddie Floyd JB Hutto JB Lenoir Earl King Earl Hooker Sonny Boy Williamson I Sonny Boy Williamson II (aka Rice Miller) Robert Cray John Mayall Roy Buchanan Danny Gatton Lawrence Juber Craig Chaquico Savoy Brown Chicken Shack John Lee Hooker Chuck Berry Little Richard Eddie Cochrane Buddy Holly Roy Orbison Carl Perkins Bobby Darin Elvis Presley Elvis Costello (& The Attractions) Nick Lowe Dave Edmunds Rockpile Michael Buble' Tony Bennett Chris Isaak Pink Floyd The Moody Blues Vanilla Fudge/Cactus Bob Marley & The Wailers The Pretenders The Motels Concrete Blonde Missing Persons Robert Palmer (& Power Station) Heart Pat Benatar Van Halen Vixen The Runaways (Joan Jett/Lita Ford) Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Mudcrutch any combination of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young The Byrds Buffalo Springfield Jackson Browne Poco Souther, Hillman & Furay Band Eagles The Flying Burrito Bros The Doobie Bros Steely Dan Atlanta Rhythm Section Brian Auger's Oblivion Express The Ventures The Chantays Dick Dale & The Del-Tones The Beach Boys Jan & Dean The Spinners The Stylistics Marvin Gaye The Temptations The Four Tops The Supremes/Diana Ross The Marvelettes Mary Wells Smokey Robinson (& The Miracles) Al Green Percy Sledge Wilson Pickett Otis Redding Aretha Franklin Tina Turner Prince The Chi-Lites Barry White Sly & The Family Stone Marshall Tucker Band Peter Tosh Dwight Yoakam Miles Davis John Coltrane Charlie Parker Art Blakey Horace Silver Dexter Gordon Dizzy Gillespie Mahavishnu Orchestra/John McLaughlin/Jan Hammer Benny Goodman Glenn Miller Ravi Shankar Norah Jones Joni Mitchell The Guess Who James Gang The Police (individually & collectively) U2 Talking Heads Blondie Patti Smith Patty Smyth Cyndi Lauper 'Til Tuesday/Amie Mann Squeeze The Church INXS The Clash Colbie Caillat Big & Rich Brooks & Dunn Garth Brooks Vince Gill Emmylou Harris Patty Loveless Mary Chapin Carpenter Emerson, Lake & Palmer King Crimson Yes Camel Gentle Giant Nektar Colisseum Triumvirat Jack Bruce Ginger Baker Delaney & Bonnie & Friends Genesis (individually & collectively) Hey...you asked.
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it's official...you have the best list...
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Still, that's awesome you like Machine Head too. I love The Blackening and I can't wait for a new album to come out next year. |
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Been a big MH fan ever since someone handed me a copy of Burn My Eyes when I was about 14. I went to Mayhem Fest a couple years ago with a friend, pretty much specifically because MH was going to be there. There were a couple of other bands I wanted to see, too - Mastodon, Walls of Jericho - but mostly MH. At one point, we hopped into a line that I thought was for the free cans of Rockstar - but all of a sudden, some big burly security dude is telling us that no one else can get in line behind us for the Machine Head signing, and I was like, "Wait, whaaaaat?" So I ended up buying another copy of The Blackening right there for them to sign for me. Robb Flynn is even more freakin' gorgeous in person, too, like - oh man. We chatted for a bit, and he signed my CD, gave me a poster & signed that, and then gave me one of his picks. Before I moved on, he hopped up and gave me hug & a kiss on the cheek. I was exceedingly proud of myself for not immediately melting into a puddle of goo all over his boots. I managed to make it through the rest of the guys signing my stuff and out of line before I was all "OMG, DUDE!" all over the place. My pics & video from that day are on the laptop that is currently out of commission, but here's a random photo of Mr. Flynn anyway so I can just, y'know, bask in his awesome for a moment. Feel free to bask along with me. The more, the merrier! It'll be a group basking. Ready? Set? BASK: Yessiree. Om nom nom.
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I actually had no idea what he looked like at all, but then again, I took forever to figure out which guy in Metallica was Kirk Hammett. Hell, if I ever met a rock star, I'd probably end up passing out (and they're from a small list, accidently-on-purpose fall onto their lap lol).
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I really adore Elvis. He's been a love of mine all of my life. I also love Tom Petty, The Eagles, Elton John, The Beatles (solo and collectively!), Blue Oyster Cult, Steely Dan, Kate Bush, The Stones, Lady Gaga, Paramore, Matchbox Twenty, Miranda Lambert, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Prince!, David Bowie, Tupac, ABBA. I'll stop now
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Haha thanks! I'm leaving out a lot, I'm sure.
Oh, there's QUEEN! How could I forget my beloved Freddy?!?!? The Cure, Kiss, Jay Z, Beyoncé, Sia, LED ZEPPELIN, ACDC, I love a lot of MJ's early stuff, Aerosmith, Bette Midler, Cher, Rod Stewart, haha ok I'll really stop now.
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