Top ten favorite artists OTHER than anyone related to Fleetwood Mac
 

Yeah, well, what the hell- it's another top ten list.... This time, list your top ten (or whatever) favorite artists. The only rule is you cannot list anyone who was or is a member of Fleetwood Mac. Also, list your favorite album and favorite song by each artist, please. That way I (we) can expand my musical horizons. (Ties and multiples are, of course, fun, welcomed and encouraged!)

1) Joni Mitchell

Favorite album: Hejira tied with Blue
Favorite songs: "For The Roses", "Blue", "Refuge of the Roads", and "Cactus Tree"

2) Heart

Favorite album: Little Queen (Dog and Butterfly is close, close behind)
Favorite songs: "Just the Wine", "Mistral Wind", "Dream of the Archer" and "Song of the Sea"

3) Indigo Girls

Favorite album: Swamp Ophelia
Favorite songs: "You Left it Up to Me", "Love's Recovery", "This Train Revisited" and "Go"

4) The Innocence Mission

Favorite album: Umbrella
Favorite songs: "You Chase the Light", "Umbrella", and "Happy, the End"

5) Rickie Lee Jones

Favorite album: Pirates
Favorite songs: "Company", "Living It Up", "Flying Cowboys", and "The Last Chance Texaco"

6) Led Zepplin

Favorite album: Physical Graffiti
Favorite songs: "Ten Years Gone", "The Rain Song" and "The Battle of Evermore"

7) Patti Smith

Favorite album: Gone Again
Favorite songs: "Revenge", "Dancing Barefoot" and "Wing"

8) Suzanne Vega

Favorite album: Solitude Standing
Favorite songs: "Ironbound/Fancy Poultry", "Pilgrimage" and "Gypsy"

8) Edie Brickell (and the New Bohemians)

Favorite album: Ghost of a Dog
Favorite songs: "The Messenger", "This Eye", and "I Do"

9) Aerosmith

Favorite album: Rocks
Favorite songs: "Seasons of Wither", "Kings and Queens" and "Dream On"

10) Tuck and Patti

Favorite album: Love Warriors
Favorite songs: "Takes My Breath Away", "Castles Made of Sand/Little Wing", and "My Romance"

Honorable Mention: ALL of Linda Ronstadt's Nelson Riddle albums.... (yeah, so I'm a gay dude.... at least I didn't list Barbra- although she's close to number TWELVE!!! :lol: :lol: )

I just looovveee music..... DON'T YOU???

Ok I'm just going to list artists lol. Hard to choose fave song and album.

1. Shania Twain
2. Sara Evans
3. Theatre of Tragedy
4. Opeth
5. Alison Krauss
6. Martina McBride
7. Ella Fitzgerald
8. H.I.M.
9. Iced Earth
10. Lacuna Coil

There's more, but you asked for ten lol.

My list!!
 

1. Billy Joel

Favorite Album: Glass Houses
Favorite Songs: "It's Still Rock and Roll to Me", "We Didn't Start the Fire", "River of Dreams"

2. Nanci Griffith

Favorite Album: Little Love Affairs
Favorite Songs: "Anyone Can Be Somebody's Fool", "Ballad of Robin Winter-Smith", "Lookin' For the Time (Workin' Girl)"

3. Phil Collins

Favorite Album: No Jacket Required (yet I haven't listened to it in its entirity yet)
Favorite Songs: "You Can't Hurry Love", "Don't Lose My Number", and "In the Air Tonight"

4. The Doobie Brothers

Favorite Album: Livin' On the Fault Line
Favorite Songs: "There's A Light", "Livin' On the Fault Line", "Chinatown"

5. Steely Dan/Donald Fagen

Favorite Album:
(Steely Dan) Tie: The Royal Scam and Gaucho
(Donald Fagen): The Nightfly

Favorite Songs:
(Steely Dan): "The Caves of Altamira", "Time Out of Mind", "Black Friday"
(Donald Fagen): "I.G.Y.", "The Nightfly", and "New Frontier"

6. Dire Straits

Favorite Album: Brothers In Arms
Favorite Songs: "Walk of Life", "One World", "So Far Away"

7. Norah Jones

Favorite Album: Come Away with Me
Favorite Songs: "Don't Know Why", "Sunrise", "Come Away with Me"

8. Michael McDonald

Favorite Album: If That's What It Takes
Favorite Songs: "Love Lies", "I Keep Forgettin' (Everytime You're Near)", "Losin' End"

9. Sheryl Crow

Favorite Album: The Globe Sessions
Favorite Songs: "There Goes the Neighborhood", "Mississippi", "It Don't Hurt"

10. Paul Simon

Favorite Album: Graceland
Favorite Songs: "You Can Call Me Al", "Think Too Much (a)", "The Boy In the Bubble"

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I tend to like guy singers more. I don't know why, but I have a lot of favorite guy singers.

YES!!! Well, let's see....

1. Red Hot Chili Peppers
Fav. Album: Greatest Hits
Fav. Songs: My Friends, Under the Bridge, Breaking the Girl
2. Tori Amos
Fav. Album: Little Earthquakes
Fav. Songs: Precious Things, Silent All These Years, Cornflake Girl
3. Sarah McLachlan
Fav. Album: Mirrorball
Fav. Songs: Possession, Path of Thorns, Drawn to the Rhythm
4. Sheryl Crow
Fav. Album: Sheryl Crow
Fav. Songs: Riverwide, Leaving Las Vegas, Redemption Day
4. Dave Matthews Band
Fav. Album: Under the Table and Dreaming
Fav. Songs: Don't Drink the Water, Pig, Ants Marching
5. Alanis Morissette
Fav. Album: Jagged Little Pill
Fav. Songs: Not the Doctor, Uninvited, Still
6. Rolling Stones
Fav. Album: Forty Licks
Fav. Songs: Miss You, Angie, Shattered
7. Counting Crows
Fav. Album: August and Everything After
Fav. Songs: Mr. Jones, Rain King, A Murder of One
8. Natalie Merchant
Fav. Album: Live in NYC 1999
Fav. Songs: San Andreas Fault, Ophelia, Kind and Generous
9. India Arie
Fav. Album: Acoustic Soul
Fav. Songs: Beautiful, Ready for Love, Little Things
10. R.E.M.
Fav. Album: Out of Time
Fav. Songs: Losing My Religion, Shiny Happy People, Man on the Moon

Honorable mention to: Heart (I also LOVE Dog and Butterfly!), Led Zepplin, and the Cranberries.

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Just artists and songs for now:
 

10) Heart - Crazy On You, Dreamboat Annie

9) Journey - Separate Ways

8) Ella Fitzgerald - Bewitched, Bothered, And Bewildered

7) Sheryl Crow - My Favorite Mistake

6) The Eagles - Desperado

5) The Mamas And The Papas - Creequee Alley

4) Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Rebels; I Need To Know

3) Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water; Maybelline

2) Janis Joplin - Half Moon; Kozmic Blues

1) Warren Zevon - Mr. Bad Example (Live)


- Jake

And I predict that this task will give Brian a headache. ;)

- Jake

I need to go to bed, but I LOVE lists!! LOL
 

This is tough...i'm just pulling stuff out at random...I really can't think right now

-Tori Amos
-Sarah McLachlan
-Hooverphonic
-Barenaked Ladies
-Fiona Apple
-Sade
-Ben Folds Five
-Alison Krauss w/Union Station
-Pink Floyd
-Sting/The Police

Aww man I forgot about them.... :distress:

More like a...
 

backache than a headache :(

Anyways, Here is my current (And ever-changing) list:

1.Dream Theater (Their upcoming 3DVD/2CD set tentatively titled "Live At Budokan" is going to be awesome!!!)
Favorite Album-Images And Words
Favorite Song-Surrounded

2.The Beatles
Favorite Album-Abbey Road
Favorite Song-Something

3.Helloween
Favorite Album-Better Than Raw
Favorite Song-Handful Of Pain

4.Steve Vai
Favorite Album-Passion And Warfare
Favorite Song-For The Love Of God

5.U2
Favorite Album-The Unforgettable Fire
Favorite Song-Bad

6.Queen
Favorite Album-Innuendo
Favorite Song-I'm Going Slightly Mad

7.Keith Urban (Who has a new album coming very soon...Yeah, Like we don't have all his releases already, But yet we do LOL!!!!)
Favorite Album-Golden Road
Favorite Song-Somebody Like You

8.Iron Maiden
Favorite Album-Somewhere In Time
Favorite Song-Wasted Years

9.King Diamond
Favorite Album-Abigail
Favorite Song-The Family Ghost

10.Guns N Roses
Favorite Album-Use Your Illusion II
Favorite Song-Estranged

In honor of Spinal Tap's infamous Marshall Amps that went to 11, I included my 11 pick...

11.Def Leppard
Favorite Album-Hysteria
Favorite Song-Hysteria

You Asked For It
 

1. U2
Favorite Albums- The Joshua Tree, The Unforgettable Fire and War
Favorite Songs- Bad, One, Gloria, "40", New Years Day, With or Without You, The Unforgettable Fire, Two Hearts Beat As One, Helter Skelter, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Beautiful Day, Discotheque, In a Little While, Red Hill Mining Town

2. Blondie
Favorite Albums- Plastic Letters, Autoamerican, Eat to the Beat
Favorite Songs- Fan Mail, 11:59, Accidents Never Happen, Rapture, Golden Rod, Rip Her to Shreds, Orchid Club, Faces, Maria, Call Me, The Hardest Part, Detroit 442, Poet's Problem

3. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Favorite Albums- Self-titled, Full Moon Fever (TP solo), Damn the Torpedoes
Favorite Songs- You Wreck Me, The Wild One (Forever), Rebels, Hometown Blues, Don't Do Me Like That, Breakdown (live, when he kinda exorcism's out at the end), Change of Heart, Straight into Darkness, You Can Still Change Your Mind, Insider, The Apartment Song, You Don't Know How it Feels, American Girl

4. No Doubt
Favorite Album- Return of Saturn
Favorite Songs- Artificial Sweetener, End it on This, Greener Pastures, Don't Speak, The Climb, Dark Blue, Too Late, Don't Let Me Down, Happy Now?, It's My Life, Comforting Lie, Simple Kind of Life, Just a Girl, Excuse Me Mr., Bathwater, Sometimes, etc

5. The Eagles
Favorite Album- Hell Freezes Over, Hotel California
Favorite Songs- Pretty Maids All in a Row (MAD love for this song), Take it to the Limit, In the City, I Can't Tell You Why, Hotel California (*only* for the solo at the end), Try and Love Again, Desperado

6. Matchbox 20
Favorite Album- Yourself or Someone Like You
Favorite Songs- 3 AM, Bright Lights, Push, Damn, Bent, Real World, Disease, Unwell, etc

I have many more, but I can't think of all of them right now. I listen to too much music :shocked: .

-Kate

Ya should check...
 

You should check out the setlist for the U2 "B-Side Colletion" 11 cd set I have listed on my trade website (Listed under the U2 cd's), There is quite abit of great stuff on those discs:

http://www.angelfire.com/music3/rhiannon/Demos.html

In no particular order (except for number one!):

1. Bette Midler- I love everything about her. It's as if she personifies my personality and I adore her talent. She can take any song and make it her own with the first note.
Favorite Album: Tie between "No Frills" and "Some People's Lives"
Favorite Songs: My Eye On You, Favorite Waste of Time, Moonlight Dancing, Shiver Me Timbers, Hello In There, Marajuana, Pretty Legs and Great Big Knockers

2. Bob Dylan- The master poet.
Favorite Album: Right now, it's Bootleg Series #5 "Live In '75"
Favorite Songs: Buckets of Rain, I Shall Be Released, Isis, Love Minus Zero, It Takes a Train To Cry

3. Tina Turner- She can belt out a song like no other.
Favorite Album: After all these years, it's still "Private Dancer"
Favorite Songs: 1984, Girls, Break Every Rule, We Don't Need Another Hero, I Might Have Been Queen, Absolutely Nothing's Changed

4. Tom Petty- I don't smoke weed, but if I did, I'd love to smoke it with this dude.
Favorite Album: Hard Promises
Favorite Songs: Insider, Last Dance With Mary Jane, When Money Wasn't King (a truly epic song), Breakdown

5. Aimee Mann- Fantastic. I've seen her live six times and she moves me every time.
Favorite Album: I'm With Stupid and the Magnolia Soundtrack
Favorite Songs: Driving Sideways, Save Me, Humpty Dumpty, countless others!

6. Blondie- Debbie Harry is the definition of cool.
Favorite Album: Curse of Blondie and Autoamerican
Favorite Songs: Suzy and Jeffrey, Golden Rod, Rip Her to Shreds, Maria, Hello Joe, Rapture, Atomic

7. Jefferson Airplane- When they were good, they were really good.
Favorite Album: Volunteers
Favorite Songs: Lather, Crown of Creation, White Rabbit, pretty much anything from their heyday

8. Sheryl Crow- I think she writes great songs. One listen to "Redemption Day" and I was hooked.
Favorite Album: Sheryl Crow
Favorite Songs: Redmption Day, Oh Marie, Safe and Sound, Weather Channel, Love Is A Good Thing, C'mon C'mon, Mississippi, Member's Only

9. Heart- Ann Wilson has some of the best pipes around.
Favorite Album: Live In Seattle because I'm digging the new songs (I can't wait until the new album comes out Tuesday!!!)
Favorite Songs: Countless!

10. The Pretenders- Chrissie Hynde rocks. Cool babe.
Favorite Album: Tie between The Pretenders and Isle of View
Favorite Songs: They will always be Back On the Chain Gang, Precious, and Brass In Pocket

Johnny Cash
I'm currently in love with his last album, The Man Comes Around. I also love the duets he did with June Carter, especially "Jackson."

Bonnie Raitt
Love her first three albums, Bonnie Raitt, Give It Up, and Takin' My Time. The rest of her '70s stuff was kind of uneven. Until Nick of Time. That's another great one. She kind of started to stagnate a little after that, but her last couple of albums, Fundamental and Silver Lining, were fantastic.

Joni Mitchell
Hejira is my favorite, too! Followed closely by Blue, Turbulent Indigo, and Court & Spark.

Billie Holiday
Some people like her '30s recordings because her voice was still good and because of the way she interacted with the other musicians, especially Lester Young. Others like her '50s recordings because her singing shows so much emotion. I tend to gravitate toward her later stuff.

Elton John
Love his first four albums, starting with Elton John in 1970. After Honky Chateau, he started going downhill, but he really started to get schlocky after about 1976 (though not as schlocky as Billy Joel).

Big Joe Turner
I wanna see how many people have heard of this guy :)
Great blues shouter from the '40s and '50s. His biggest claim to fame is probably that he did the original version of "Shake, Rattle, & Roll."

Sting
I like Sting. Love The Police. His solo work has been uneven. Love Ten Summoner's Tales and Brand New Day.

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
These guys have been mentioned by others, but I love them, too. Way before I knew much about who Stevie Nicks was.

Sheryl Crow
Same goes for her. I was a big fan way before I really knew who Stevie Nicks was. Love her first two albums. The Globe Sessions was good, but it didn't blow me away. And I thought C'mon, C'mon was great.

Tina Turner
I used to be a much bigger fan of hers than I am now. I like a lot of the old Ike & Tina stuff, especially the bluesier stuff, as compiled on the CD Bold Soul Sister: The Best of the Blue Thumb Recordings. River Deep-Mountain High is another favorite. I wasn't crazy about the direction she went with her solo career. Private Dancer was decent, and so was her 1989 album Foreign Affair. After that, she went in too much of a dance/euro-pop direction for my taste.

I think that's ten :)

You're right, I would NEVER look down here. ;)

- Jake

Any improvement? :(

- Jake

U2
Album: Achtung Baby, Zooropa
Songs: In A Little While, The Fly, Stay

Modest Mouse
Album: The Moon & Antarctica
Songs: Float On, Dramamine

Patty Griffin
Album: Living With Ghosts
Songs: You Never Get What You Want, Let Him Fly, Blue Sky, Rain

Lucinda Williams
Album: Car Wheels on a Gravel Road, Sweet Old World
Songs: Side of the Road, Lake Charles

Johnny Cash
Album: At Folsom Prison
Songs: Jackson, I Still Miss Someone, In My Life (off American IV)

Willie Nelson
Album: Red-Headed Stranger
Song: Always On My Mind. Greatest evvverrr.

Jeff Buckley
Album: Grace
Songs: Last Goodbye, Lover You Should've Come Over, Everybody Here Wants You

Counting Crows
Album: August, with Recovering & Across a Wire running just behind
Songs: Chelsea, Perfect Blue Buildings, Rain King

Heart
Album: The Road Home
Songs: Crazy On You, Straight On, Little Queen, and the Road Home versions of Alone & All I Wanna Do

Tom Petty
Album: Wildflowers
Songs: Walls, Angel Dream, I Won't Back Down

DISCLAIMER: This is "as of the moment". Answers COULD've been totally different if I'd responded to this thread at another time & space.


1) The Beatles
Album: Revolver
Song: "And Your Bird Can Sing"

2) Eric Clapton
Album: w/Cream Wheels Of Fire
Song: "Crossroads"
Album: w/Derek & the Dominos In Concert
Song: "Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad?"
Album: Solo Me & Mr. Johnson
Song: "If I Had Possession Over Judgement Day"

3) Allman Bros Band
Album: Live At The Fillmore East
Song: "In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed"

4) ZZ Top
Album: Tres Hombres
Song: "La Grange"

5) The Rolling Stones
Album: Through The Past, Darkly
Song: "Honky Tonk Women"

6) Little Feat
Album: Dixie Chicken
Song: "Fat Man In The Bathtub"

7) Miles Davis
Album: Kind Of Blue
Song: "So What"

8) Orbit Service
Album: Twilight
Song: "Dark Orange Sunset"

9) The Beach Boys
Album 20/20
Song: "I Can Hear Music"

10) Dwight Yoakam
Album: This Time
Song: "Fast As You"

Woo!!
 

Doh!!
 

Not the format you asked
 

Ok, my favorite artists when I thinkn in several songs, or G.Hits albums:

Elton John
Culture Club
Tina Turner
Pet Shop Boys
Eagles
Queen
Pink Floyd (but Dark side of the moon is a fave album of mine)
Bee Gees
Cher
Thompson Twins

A special mention to M.Jackson's Thriller and early works. That guy doesn't exist anymore :shocked:

Do you have "The Complete Billie Holiday on Verve 1945-1959"? What a collection that is! consisting essentially of everything commercially released on Verve during that decade-&-a-half, plus rehearsing, conversation & all that extra stuff.

top ten
 

Oh this is going to be really difficult, they are not in any order, The last three are often interchangeable with other artists...

The Beatles
Album: Rubber Soul
Songs: Norwegian Wood, In My Life, A Day in the Life, Let it Be, Yellow Submarine, Here Comes the Sun, Octopus's Garden...

Madonna
Album: The Immaculate Collection
Songs: Cherish, This Used to be My Playground, Express Yourself, Material Girl, Ray of Light, Who's that Girl...

The Rolling Stones
Album: Not sure ,never heard a full one...
Songs: Paint it Black, Ruby Tuesday, Sympathy for the Devil, Jumpin Jack Flash

Led Zepplin
Album: Not sure yet, Probably IV
Songs: Going to California, Stairway to Heaven (lucky me I haven't heard this one played to death), All of My Love, What is and What Should Never Be

The Eagles:
Album: When Hell Freezes Over
Songs: Hotel California, Learn to Be Still, The Girl From Yesterday, Witchy Woman, Tequila Sunrise, I Can't Tell You Why, Life in The Fast Lane, Boys of Summer...

Jefferson Airplane:
Album: Either Surrealistic Pillow, or The Worst of...
Songs: White Rabbit, Somebody to Love, Lather, Today, 3/5 of a Mile in 10 Seconds, Volunteers

The Doors:
Album: No idea yet...
Songs: LA Woman, Riders on the Storm, Love Her Madly, Love Me Two Times

Tom Petty:
Album: Full Moon Fever
Songs: Free Fallin, Mary Janes Last dance, Don't Come Around Here, Even the Losers, Running Down a Dream...

Joan Jett:
Album: Up Your Alley
Songs: Crimson and Clover...

Phil Collins:
Album: Serious Hits Live
Songs: In the Air Tonight, Another Day in Paradise, You Remember...

1. Led Zeppelin
Album(s): In Through The Out Door, II, Physical Graffiti
Songs: Kashmir, In The Evening, Rock & Roll, Heartbreaker, basically all of their songs.

2. U2
Albums: The Unforgettable Fire, War, Joshua Tree
Songs: Sunday Bloody Sunday, I Will Follow, Pride, With Or Without You

3. Pink Floyd
Albums: The Wall, Animals
Songs: Run Like Hell, Comfortably Numb, Time

4. The Beatles
Albums: Hey Jude, Revolver, Rubber Soul
Songs: Back In The USSR, I Saw Her Standing There, Hey Jude, Get Back

5. Talking Heads
Albums: Speaking In Tounges, Remain In Light, Fear Of Music, Stop Making Sense
Songs: Burning Down The House, Once In A Lifetime, Big Business/IZimbra, Cities, Life During Wartime, Take Me To The River, Girlfriend Is Better

6. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Albums: Anthology Through The Years (the only one I have!)
Songs: Running Down A Dream, Won't Back Down, Mary Jane's Last Dance

7. The Who
Albums: Who's Next, Live At Leeds
Songs: Baba O'Reily, Won't Get Fooled Again, Pinball Wizard, My Generation

8. Paul McCartney and Wings
Albums: Band On The Run, Wings Over America, McCartney
Songs: Jet, Band On The Run, Maybe I'm Amazed, Let Me Roll It, Live And Let Die

9. Rush
Albums: A Farewell To Kings, Hemispheres
Songs: A Farewell To Kings, Cygnus X-1, Cygnus X-1 Book II/Hemispheres

10. Blue Oyster Cult
Albums: Spectres, Agents Of Fortune
Songs: Don't Fear The Reaper, I'm Burnin' For You, Godzilla

Kate Bush
Favorite Song: This Woman's Work
Favorite Album: The Dreaming

ABBA
Favorite Song: The Visitors
Favorite Album: Voulez Vous

U2
Favorite Song: Luminous Times ( Hold On to Love)
Favorite Album: Achtung Baby

Genesis
Favorite Song: Mama
Favorite Album: Invisible Touch

Phil Collins
Favorite Song: We Said Hello Goodbye
Favorite Album: No Jacket Required

Fiona Apple
Favorite Song: Get Gone
Favorite Album: Tidal

No Doubt
Favorite Song: Sunday Morning
Favorite Album: Rock Steady

Beatles
Favorite Song: Blackbird
Favorite Album: Sgt. Pepper

Radiohead
Favorite Song: Fade
Favorite Album: Ok Computer

Pink Floyd
Favorite Song: Shine On You Crazy Diamond
Favorite Album: Wish You Were Here

Chicago
Favorite Song: Wishing You Were Here
Favorite Album: -

Moby
Favorite Song: The Sky Is Falling
Favorite Album: Play

Dido
Favorite Song: Here With Me
Favorite Album: No Angel

Enya
Favorite Song: Watermark
Favorite Album: The Celts

Billy Joel
Favorite Song: Lullabye ( Goodnight My Angel)
Favorite Album-

David Gray
Favorite Song: Sail Away
Favorite Album: White Ladder

Roxette
Favorite Song:Stars
Favorite Album: Don't Bore Us With the Chorus ( GH)

Duran Duran
Favorite Song: Ordinary World
Favorite Album: Greatest Hits

Steely Dan
Favorite Song:Deacon Blues
Favorite Album: A Decade of Steely Dan

Queen
Favorite Song: The Show Must Go On
Favorite Album: Innuendo

And runners up ( this was top 20 right?) Marianne Faithfull, Jay Z, Ludacris, Joe Jackson, Amy Grant, Missy Elliot,Depeche Mode , Beyonce, Annie Lennox, Jefferson Airplane, Madonna, Erasure, and soooo many more! I love music.

1)Queen
Album:Platinum Collection Greatest Hits
Song:I Want It All


2)Patty Griffin
Album:Flaming Red
Song:Blue Sky

3)Enya
Album:Paint The Sky With Stars
Song:Storms In Africa


4)John Stewart
Album:Bombs Away Dream Baby
Song:Liddy Buck



5)Tom Petty
Album:Playback
Song:Here Comes My Girl


6)Don Henley
Album:Building The Perfect Beast
Song:Taking You Home


7)Jann Arden
Album:Living Under June
Song:Insensitive


8)Pink Floyd
Album:The Wall
Song:Empty Spaces


9)Journey
Album:Escape
Song:I'll Be Alright Without You


10)Sheryl Crow
Album:C'mon C'mon
Song:I shall believe

Freaky deaky! What a horrorshow melange of tastes!

Anyhoo, mine:

Cracker/Camper van Beethoven (not the same band but it's the same guy at the helm)
Rolling Stones
World Party
Marah
Ryan Adams
John Lennon
Sheryl Crow
A3
Rodney Crowell
Lucinda Williams

Back when I was in high school I had a friend who was obsessed with Modest Mouse. I was always like, hmm...not bad...but never really though anything of it. It wasn't until a month or so ago when I was watching Subterranean on MTV2 (I love that show) that I heard Float On. I'm in love with the song and I really love the new album. I'm going to have to check out some of their older stuff. I think they'd be really fun to see live. Franz Ferdinand is also my latest obsession.

Top Ten, you big cheat! ;) :sorry: :laugh:

- Jake

1. Deborah Harry

Album: Debravation
Songs: Lip Service, Lovelight, Military Rap, Sweet And Low, Brite Side, Now I Know You Know, Strike Me Pink

2. Blondie

Album: The Hunter
Songs: Angels On The Balcony, Do The Dark, War Child, Orchid Club, For Your Eyes Only, Rifle Range and about a million others

3. Tina Turner

Album: Private Dancer (probably my favourite album of all time)
Songs: Private Dancer, Acid Queen, Sexy Ida (with Ike), Break Every Rule, Baby (What You Want Me To Do) (with Ike), Let's Stay Together

4. Madonna

Album: Erotica
Songs: Erotica, Hollywood, Impressive Instant, Love Don't Live Here Anymore, Deeper And Deeper, Bad Girl

5. Eurythmics

Album: Be Yourself Tonight
Songs: Beethoven (I Love To Listen To), You Have Placed A Chill In My Heart, I Need A Man, Sweet Dreams

6. Carly Simon

Album: No Secrets
Songs: (We Have) No Secrets, Come Upstairs, Two Hot Girls (On A Hot Summer Night), Why, Vengeance, We Your Dearest Friends, Our Affair

7. Cher

Album: Cher (1987)
Songs: I Paralyze, Dark Lady, We All Sleep Alone, The Gunman, Dangerous Times

8. Dolly Parton

Album: Halos & Horns
Songs: I'm Gone, Light Of A Clear Blue Morning, You're The Only One, Heartbreaker, Baby I'm Burnin'

9. ABBA

Album: Super Trouper
Songs: Lay All Your Love On Me, The Winner Takes It All, The Day Before You Came, Head Over Heels

10. Garbage

Album: Version 2.0
Songs: Androgyny, Special, Medication, Cup Of Coffee, Hammering In My Head

tied with

Sheryl Crow

Album: Sheryl Crow
Songs: Home, What I Can Do For You, Oh Marie, Ordinary Morning, Solidify

-Nick

That picture of her sucking her feet on that album grosses my ass out BIG TIME. :laugh:

Never saw it. For the recoird, it's NOT something they teach in kabbalah class. :(

- Jake

Float On is amazing, it's like Modest Mouse living up to their full pop potential (not that I'm a fan of that necessarily) by doing their own spin on something like "Come On Eileen"- it's so great!!

The Franz record is AMAZING! My record company has put out both Franz & MM, and it's awfully neat to have some records that I LOOOVE to be working on.

One of the guys in Franz- Bob with the blonde hair- asked me out for a drink on Saturday night :-) If they come anywhere near you live, make a point to see them. The record is great, but nowhere near as great as they are live!

Top 50 would have been easier!

No argument.

- Jake

She wouldn't have to stretch so much if it was a 12"... :shocked:

Technically it is.
12" = 1 foot ;)

- Jake

I don't have that. I think it's about 10 CDs, isn't it? Like The Complete Ella Fitzgerald Songbooks, it's one that I'd love to have, but can't come close to affording at the moment.

I do have Lady in Autumn: The Best of the Verve Years, which is a 2-CD distillation of the box set.

I don't think I can do this in order.


Rolling Stones

Love them. Best party and camping music EVER.

Album - Exile On Main Street
Songs - "Bitch", "Angie"

Tom Petty

How can you not like Tom ?

Album - Damn The Torpedoes
Songs - "Finding Out", "Refugee"

Rosanne Cash

So under-rated. A real maverick and a crack songwriter.

Album - King's Record Shop
Songs - ""Why Don't You Quit Leaving Me Alone", "Seven Year Ache", "The Wheel"

David Bowie

Don't like all of his work, but love that he keeps growing musically.

Album - Tonight (his least favorite !)
Songs - "Loving The Alien", "Changes"

Concrete Blonde

This band should have been huge.

Album - Bloodletting
Songs - "God Is A Bullet", "Days And Days"

Clint Black

Excellent writer. Hella cute too. Makes me want to pull out the boots and hat, grab a cowboy and two-step the night away.

Album - Killin' Time
Songs - "Put Yourself In My Shoes", "This Nightlife", "No Time To Kill"

Heart

Their 80's material is suspect, but they even made the most of Holly Knight's hit machine writing. It is hard to beat Ann's voice and Nancy's guitar playing.

Album - Dreamboat Annie
Songs - "Mistral Wind", "Kick It Out", "Dream Of The Archer"

Trisha Yearwood

IMO, the finest living interpretive singer (she doesn't write). Impeccable taste in material, a force of nature voice, and she never oversings. A world class sense of vocal dynamics.

Album - Everybody Knows
Songs - "Little Hercules", "The Nightingale", "Wrong Side Of Memphis"

Bon Jovi

HAHAHA. My guilty pleasure. And you all thought I was so serious. Their ballads are the worst, but I can't get enough of the party songs. The concerts kick ass, and so much fun to sing along ! Great karaoke material !

Album - Slippery When Wet
Songs - "Wanted Dead Or Alive", "Keep The Faith", "Livin' On A Prayer" (of course)

Sheryl Crow

Was getting sick of her over-exposure, media whore act, but her talents are undeniable. A powerhouse musician.

Album - Globe Sessions
Songs - "Redemption Day", "The Difficult Kind", "Safe and Sound"

Honorable Mentions - Don Henley, Dolly Parton.

1. Paul Simon- Boy in the Bubble (similar to IKINW), Slip Sliding Away, You Can Call Me Al, Mother and Child Reunion, Loves Me Like A Rock
2. Heart- Magic Man, Crazy On You, Baacuda, Straight On, Heartless, Love Alive
3. CCR- All their songs are almost the same but all I love all the similar sounding songs :laugh: I'll go with Smeday Never Comes and Who'll Stop the Rain as favorites
4. The Beatles- Elenor Rigby, Day Tripper, Come Together, Something, Hey Jude, Eight Days a Week, Let it Be
5. Guns and Roses- Paradise City, Sweet Child of Mine, That whistling song I can't remember the title to :laugh:
6. Meatloaf- Paradise By the Dashboard Light, Bat Out of Hell, 2 out of 3 aint bad
7. Warren Zevon- Wearwolves of London, Poor Poor Pitiful Me, Prison grove, Numb as a Statue, Keep Me in Your Heart For a While, Rub Me Raw
8. Pat Benatar- Heartbreaker, Fire and Ice and Promise in the Dark
9. Led Zepplin- Stairway to Heaven and Black Dog
10. Jethro Tall- I seriously don't know the names of their songs but I know theya re really good.