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Ahhh I love threads like this!
Absolute number one: Blondie. I love Blondie more than I love oxygen. I swear to you, Debbie Harry is to me what water is to a fish. Fleetwood Mac/Christine/Stevie Pretenders Florence + the Machine Heart David Bowie Suzi Quatro The Runaways/Joan Jett Patti Smith T.Rex Ramones Richard Hell & The Voidoids Velvet Underground Television New York Dolls Sex Pistols The Clash Siouxsie and the Banshees Adam and the Ants Dead Boys Hanoi Rocks Heartbreakers Johnny Thunders Iggy and the Stooges Pat Benatar 
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05-10-2010, 09:45 AM
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Oh god yes. Let's see.......Purpose......fine line, My girlfriend who lives in canada, The whole thing is great, and so funny....you'll love it.
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My favourite showtune/musical number of all time is All That Jazz from Chicago. It's fantastic! The show is superb but unfortunately the film was flawed - but Catherine Zeta Jones really deserved her Oscar! She's the best thing in it and really, really does it well.
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(full disclosure- my former company is one of the producers of the show, and I oversaw our involvement in its sit-down at the Wynn/Las Vegas a few years back.. but, its an awesome show, really!)
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Way, way, way...
too many to list. It could take hours to list all the bands/artists I enjoy.
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Among my non-FM favorites, varying in level of just HOW favorite:
Hanson Steel Train Kings of Leon Marc Broussard fun. Sister Hazel Needtobreathe The Bee Gees hellogoodbye Everybody Else Stephen Kellogg & The Sixers Matt Nathanson John Mayer David Cook Midwest Kings (MWK) Adam Lambert R.E.M. Chicago The Beach Boys O.A.R. The Format Green River Ordinance Sleeperstar Butch Walker Billy Joel The Beatles Martin Sexton Justin Timberlake
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I like mostly oldies of any kind of music genders.Country,Pop ,Rock.I'm not into any of this new music.like some of these artists mention on this post does not ring a bell to me.btw has anyone get a chance to see the ABBA play?
I listen to a oldies station at work,which they go up to the 1980's which I draw the line around the late 1980's when the rap crap got started to get mixed into the mainstream pop tunes.,also todays country tunes today sound like lightrock music,Thats why Stevie/FM would have no problem to cross over.
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Hmm. I enjoy a lot of stuff.
At or near the same level of omg!love I have for the Mac (though usually not for the same reasons): Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds Tori Amos Leonard Cohen Type O Negative The Sisters of Mercy Fear Factory Acid Bath Strapping Young Lad Other stuff in the "most played" list on Winamp, in no particular order and chosen at random: KMFDM Warren Zevon Meshuggah Opeth Fields of the Nephilim Bauhaus Peter Murphy's solo work VAST Elton John Nine Inch Nails Dead Can Dance Cannibal Corpse Tool Rasputina Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers Switchblade Symphony Cher Heart Sunshine Blind GWAR Townes van Zandt Zoe Keating OLD Metallica (i.e. anything before the black album) Slayer Testament Children of Bodom Mastodon Christian Death (with Rozz, please) The Misfits (with Danzig, please) :wumpscut: My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult Einsturzende Neubauten Death The Velvet Underground The Electric Hellfire Club I just realized I could probably keep going forever with this, so I'ma stop. I LOVE music. I love classic rock, most genres of metal, goth, darkwave, industrial, classical, 80s pop, old school country, etc. I'll listen to anything people want to play for me, but I generally avoid rap, hip hop, top 40 junk, new country stuff, emo bands, and bands like Disturbed. Looking at the list with the different band names, though, makes me look vaguely schizophrenic.
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