What music do you like besides Fleetwood Mac?
 

This has probably been posted before, but I don't wanna go through 200 pages worth of posts to find it. :sorry:

I like allot of other music. I like pretty much all rock/metal from the British invasion on up to modern rock and metal. I also like some blues, rap, and country.

Here's a list of my top 30 artists: http://www.last.fm/user/rockmetalrul...e_bandsartists. I forgot to put the Eagles. They'd rank somewhere around 18th.
If you want to look at more of musical likings, here's my last fm page: http://www.last.fm/user/rockmetalrules

FM is my 2nd most played artist overall, behind Stephen Stills.

The Beatles
Pink Floyd
Eagles/Don Henley
Dire Straits/Mark Knopfler
Queen
Meat Loaf
Roxy Music
Tom Waits
Elton John
Billy Joel
Florence and the Machine
John Mayer
Bon Iver
PJ Harvey
Bruno Mars
CCR
The Band
Radiohead
John Legend
Steely Dan/Donald Fagen
Rush
Barenaked Ladies
Amanda Palmer
Thomas Dolby
Toto
Boston
Paul Simon
Kate Bush
Leonard Cohen
Linda Perry
Heart
Imogen Heap
Genesis/Peter Gabriel/Phil Collins
Smashing Pumpkins

and much much much more.

Mick

Allman Brothers Band (individually & collectively and most of their spin-off bands, i.e. Sea Level, Derek Trucks Band, Gov't Mule, Great Southern, etc)
Mose Allison
BEATLES (individually & collectively)
Badfinger
The Band
Chuck Berry
Beach Boys
Jeff Beck
Byrds/Buffalo Springfield (and the other bands that appear in these two bands' family tree...Eagles, Poco, Flying Burrito Bros, Manassas, SHFB, CSNY, etc)
Eric Clapton (and the bands he's associated with...Blind Faith, Cream Derek & The Dominos, etc)
Dave Brubeck
Brooks & Dunn
Garth Brooks
Butterfield Blues Band
Pat Benatar
Johnny Cash
The Church
Gary Clark Jr.
Concrete Blonde
John Coltrane
Elvis Costello
James Cotton
Ry Cooder
Robert Cray Band
Creedence Clearwater Revival/John Fogerty
Dire Straits/Mark Knopfler
Miles Davis
Doobie Brothers (Tom Johnston eras only...NOT Michael McDonald)
Bob Dylan
Dave Edmunds
Electric Light Orchestra
Emerson, Lake & Palmer/The Nice
Faces/Small Faces
Rory Gallagher
Vince Gill
Grateful Dead (and its spin-offs)
The Guess Who
Buddy Guy
Merle Haggard
Buddy Holly
Howlin' Wolf
Heart
Jimi Hendrix
John Lee Hooker
Humble Pie
It's A Beautiful Day
INXS
Jefferson Airplane/Jefferson Starship (but NOT once they dropped "Jefferson" from their name)
Jethro Tull
Janis Joplin/Big Brother & The Holding Co
Robert Johnson
Blind Lemon Jefferson
George Jones
Norah Jones
Usted Ali Akbar Khan
King Crimson
Albert King
BB King
Freddie King
Led Zeppelin
Little Feat
Little Richard
Nick Lowe
Manfred Mann's Earth Band
Mahavishnu Orchestra/John McLaughlin/Shakti
Blind Willie McTell
Bob Marley & The Wailers
John Mayall/Bluesbreakers
The Motels
Missing Persons
Mississippi Fred McDowell
Moody Blues
Mountain
Harry Nilsson
Oregon
Carl Perkins
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers/Mudcrutch
Pink Floyd
The Police (individually & collectively)
Pretenders
Prince
Quicksilver Messenger Service
Renaissance
Rolling Stones (individually & collectively)
Linda Ronstadt
Roxy Music/Bryan Ferry
Sade
Santana
Ravi Shanker
Anoushka Shankar
Squeeze
Savoy Brown
Steely Dan
Supertramp
Talking Heads
Koko Taylor
Peter Tosh
Traffic/Steve Winwood/Dave Mason
U2
UFO
Keith Urban
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble
Jimmie Vaughan/Fabulous Thunderbirds
Van Halen
Muddy Waters
Wishbone Ash
The Who (individually & collectively)
XTC
The Yardbirds
Dwight Yoakam
ZZ Top


I might have forgotten a few, as well. :shrug:

I could list lots of artists, but I'll keep it brief and only name the few that really represent my musical tastes.

Aside from Stevie Nicks / Fleetwood Mac, I absolutely love:

Siouxsie & The Banshees
Depeche Mode
Madonna
Portishead
Concrete Blonde
The Black Keys
Fiona Apple
Regina Spektor
Kasabian
Coldplay

There are literally hundreds more, but I see little point in naming off lists of obscure artists. The ones above are the best of the best for me; the artists for which I must (and do) have everything. For what it's worth, there are 334 other singers/composers/bands in my iTunes folder, spanning 1164 LPs/EPs and a total of 7405 songs.

Also, It would be cool if you guys could tell us what you like/dislike about other member's tastes.

:laugh:

That's asking for trouble.

Its not trouble if we're respectful towards each other. :p :l :). We're civilized poeople. :lol:

Seconded.

Saying that, I am really loving Marissa Nadler at the moment, The Lumineers, Kate Bush (of course), Kanye West, Jay-Z, Haim, Lana del Rey, The Smiths, Ben Howard, among others.

:thumbsup:

Hahahaha.I agree.

OK I like easygoing music. Classic country Oldies pop rock.Lite rock .70's disco.80's dance and pop rock R&B.Some blues .Jazz . Classical tunes.

What I hate is rap.hip hop.hard rock.90's grunge .heavy metal and today's Autotune pop music.

Jefferson Airplane
The Beatles
The Velvet Underground
The Doors
Stevie's solo stuff
Mazzy Star
The Shins
The White Stripes
The b-52's
Beck
The Beach Boys (Mostly just Pet Sounds and Smile)
Grateful Dead
The Who
Led Zeppelin
Bob Dylan
The Rolling Stones
Hair (the musical)
Vampire Weekend
Faces
Rod Stewart (mostly just Every Picture Tells a Story)
George Harrison
David Bowie
some Queen, not a whole lot
The Byrds
Janis Joplin
Joni Mitchell
Creedence Clearwater Revival
The Monkees
Janelle Monae
Coldplay
Pink Floyd
Beirut
The Smiths
Talking Heads
R.E.M. (i'm just starting to get into them)
yeah music is basically my life...

New album in March! Can't wait!

I KNOW, it's gonna be great (hopefully)

I love most of the stuff you hate. :lol:, except the autotuned pop. Classic country, blues, and pop rock is cool though.

my list is as long as chiliD's, but just to mention some:

Pink Floyd
Queen
Donna Summer
Pet Shop Boys
Elton John
Bee Gees
Thompson Twins
Soda Stereo
The Beatles and solo members
Eagles
Olivia NJ
Annie Lennox
Pretenders
Missing Persons
Supertramp
The Doors
Rod Stewart
David Bowie
Rolling Stones
Whintey Houston
Prince
Carpenters
ELO
U2
Madonna
Cyndi Lauper
Gloria Estefan

and yes the bold are my main favorites. I also like Bruno Mars, one of the very few current singers or bands I listen

hahahahaha.Yes My friends say I never came out of the 60's ,70's and 1980's.

A handful of new artists like Adele I like.

Its not like the old days like i used to like every tune after another and go out and buy the 45 rpm single.

I love those 1980's maxi singles.

I find it hard to get into things like hardcore and most metal, but otherwise I'm pretty open genre-wise (I don't like everything in a certain genre though). Electronica doesn't interest me very often but now and then there's something.

Guided by Voices (my all-time favorite)
Richard & Linda Thompson/Fairport Convention/Sandy Denny
Byrds

Lots of others, too.

Am I the only person on this board who likes most metal.(apart from black metal)

Hard rock, melodic and thrash metal, pop, soundtracks, dubstep, electro, house... anything with a good melody or groove basically. And ambience is always nice

It depends on what era of metal you're talking about. I love bands like Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, and Motörhead. I don't really dig '80s hair metal or death metal.

any kind of metal. From Sabbath-brutal death metal.

My list is maybe not too long, but it has several matches with other I read!
(yep, I think I made it before! Dèja Vú)

My historic podium
- Supertramp (& Roger Hodgson on his solo career)
- Simply Red
- Jamiroquai


- Pink Floyd
- The Police (& Sting)
- OMD
- Soda Stereo
- Wet Wet Wet
- Swing Out Sister
- UB40
- Level 42
- ELO
- Genesis
- Mike & the Mechanics
- Spandau Ballet
- Robbie Williams
- Red Hot Chili Peppers
- A-HA
- Barry White (& the Love Unlimited Orchestra)
- Huey Lewis & the News
- Lisa Stansfield
- Queen
- Pet Shop Boys
- Foreigner
- Billy Joel
- Hall & Oates
- Adele

I think they're all. Regards! :blob2:

I have to say that the metal bands have great hair.Especially the 1980's big hair.

Hehe, you know how i feel about this. HAIM ftw. Also i like your other choices, of course Kate Bush, but also nice to see some rap music here :).

I agree and love all of this.


My music tastes have evolved a lot, and i've been into grunge/alt-rock lately.
So basically, my second favorite band (after FM), is PIXIES. Anybody?

Also, mainly,
Throwing Muses
PJ Harvey
Bon Iver
John Frusciante
Milla Jovovich
Haim
Joni Mitchell
Kate Bush
Tim Buckley (anyone? i adore him)
David Bowie
The Beach Boys
Cat Stevens
George Harrison and The Beatles
Steely Dan
The National

Some rap/hip-hop :
Childish gambino
Kendrick Lamar
M.I.A

And a little bit of :
Sonic Youth
Sonny and Cher :P
Blondie
Funkadelic
Tom Waits
Alt-J
Marlene Dietrich
Tom Petty
The Go! Team
Television (and their Marquee Moon)
The Strokes
Fleet Foxes
Junior Boys

There's more but i need to stop.
And surprised to see Coldplay everywhere. ****ty band :P (i'm just kidding)

oh i really like your list.

I love the Pixies.

hello, new friend :)
Do you have a favorite song/album?

Some of my favorite artists off the top of my head, but certainly not the only people I listen too:

Backstreet Boys
Britney Spears (late 90's/early 00's)
Gavin DeGraw
Hanson
The Beatles
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
The Eagles
John Denver
Dolly Parton
Kenny Loggins
Michael Jackson
Lana Del Rey

I hate to categorize into genres, but I guess to generalize, I mostly like soft-rock, folk, acoustic, and pop-rock sort of stuff. Not into anything too heavy really, no grunge or metal or anything of the like. I do like 80s dance music but not into current dance music or hip hop. And I have a soft spot for my nostalgic childhood popstars (late 90s stuff).

I like most genres...
 

of music, Minus rap/hip-hop and country (Not enough gold in Fort Knox to make me listen to either genre)...and sad to admit the only time I hear Fleetwood Mac NOW is if I hear their music played on the music system here at the library (Which ironically only seems to play songs that CM sings lead on)

FYI, The current music on my cd player are the Planet P Project's "1931 Go Out Dancing Part 1" (The lyrical content I can see happening in this day & age), "Levittown - Go Out Dancing Part 2" and of the course the epic "Pink World" (Sorry Mr. Roger Waters, but you cannot even come close to Mr.Carey's PPP "Pink World"...No chance in hell)

Little bit of everything really
 

I cannot think at work very well, right now, so I am looking at ya'll's lists to fill the ones in I am forgetting. LOL!

The Monkees
a-ha
Keith Urban
Amy Grant
Dolly Parton
George Michael (and Wham!)
Michael W. Smith
DC Talk
Michael Bublé
Frank Sinatra
Neko Case
New Kids on the Block
Backstreet Boys
N'Sync
Take That
BBMak (yes, I do like boy bands. ;) )
Gary Puckett & the Union Gap
Newsboys
Justin Guarini
Kelly Clarkson
Adele
Adam Lambert
Michael Jackson
Madonna
Whitney Houston
Queen
Kate Bush
Clint Black
Pink Floyd
Huey Lewis & the News
Debbie Gibson
Haley Reinhart

and much, much more.....:thumbsup:

Ku???
 

I cannot bring myself to listen to K.U. now since Debbie's passing, his music reminds me too much of her love for him (And the fun of attending his concerts, right lil' sister?) but I still own all of the import EP's/CD singles, tourbooks, t-shirts, etc. that she owned of K.U. - cant get rid of 'em out of fear she'll come back to haunt me :angel:

And Queen will ALWAYS RULE!!!

Bruce Springsteen
Bob Dylan
Van Morrison
Joss Stone
Stephen Stills
Neil Young
Tom Petty
Linda Ronstadt
Bonnie Raitt
Nicolette Larson
Joni Mitchell
The Waterboys
Dire Straits
Diane Birch
America
Bob Welch
Carly Simon
Carole King
Grace Potter & the Nocturnals (don't like their latest album though)
Ellie Goulding (really just wish she'd do an acoustic album)
Cat Stevens
Norah Jones
Vanessa Carlton
Warren Zevon

Blondie
Madonna
Jackson Browne
Joni Mitchell
Carole King
Heart
Bob Dylan
Patty Griffin
Dixie Chicks
Dwight Yoakam
Dolly Parton
Loretta Lynn
Hank Williams (Sr)
Shannon McNally
Simon & Garfunkel
The Beach Boys
Jeff Buckley

I like "Hey" and Doolittle a whole lot :) "Monkey Gone to Heaven" is special just for getting me into them.

I seen Keith U in concert.The show was more like rock and roll then country.He did sound great ,. But loud as rock and roll.

Talking new stuff. I REALLY enjoyed Alabama Shakes debut, Boys and Girls

Mick

Amazing, "Hey" is my favorite song ever (well for now). And of course Doolittle is my favorite album. I don't see a bad song here, and "Monkey gone to heaven" is a really pretty song (cellos, unusual for Pixies!)

Alabama Shakes are great. They're one of the few bands that are not ashamed to make 60's sounding music.
Talking new stuff, well, again, HAIM. I know they sound like corporate rock, but they are great musicians, pop-songwriters, and they dig Fleetwood Mac. What else?

Tori Amos
Poe
Abba
Kate Bush
Blondie
Alanis Morissette
Sarah McLachlan
Bjork
Cher (pre-"Believe" era)
The Cardigans
Charlotte Martin
Evanescence
Clare Maguire
The Cranberries
Garbage
Portishead
No Doubt
The Goo Goo Dolls
Sara Bareilles

It's hard for me to come up with lists like everyone else's so here are the artists whose albums I most recently listened to (besides the Mac):

Bruce Springsteen
Bob Dylan
Leonard Cohen
Bonnie Raitt
Django Django
Calexico
The Black Keys
Fleet Foxes
The Pierces
Frank Ocean
Fiona Apple
Jack White
The Kills
Neil Young
Amadou et Mariam
Chiddy Bang
Fitz and the Tantrums

There's a lot that people have said that I enjoy too, Tori Amos, Dwight Yoakam, Blondie, Joni, Neko, Tom Waits, Queen, The National ... I'm also really looking forward to David Bowie's new music this year.