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non trance faves (pg. 3)
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| eye_03 |
| quote: | Originally posted by armandzadza
U2 - Beautiful Day
Also, anything by Rammstein ;) |
hell yeah! rammstein rules! and i also enjoy "where the streets have no name" by U2. i also enjoy a ska band with trumpets and stuf in their music. their name is "less than jake" check out some of their stuff: "look what happened", "short fuse burning", "johnny quest thinks we're sellouts", "gainsville rock city" w000000:eyespop: :eyespop: :eyespop: :eyespop: |
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| chjo |
Moby
U2
Sara Brightman |
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| DrummeRaver86 |
| quote: | Originally posted by eye_03
hell yeah! rammstein rules! and i also enjoy "where the streets have no name" by U2. i also enjoy a ska band with trumpets and stuf in their music. their name is "less than jake" check out some of their stuff: "look what happened", "short fuse burning", "johnny quest thinks we're sellouts", "gainsville rock city" w000000:eyespop: :eyespop: :eyespop: :eyespop: |
Bah...Less Than jake are decent. I choose Sublime for my Ska any day. |
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| RobVox |
U2; anything by Bono, Edge, Adam, and Larry is going to be great! Good to see some of my fellow TA's are U2 fans as well.
RobVox |
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| robootz |
Michael Jackson! albums like Thriller, Dangerous and Bad are great! :D
Nothing beats the 'king of pop' :happy2: :p |
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| faithless |
I really don't have a fav song or artist.
Maybe Bob Marley if I have to name one.
I enjoy all sorts of music, from all different genres, good music though.
I try not to be close-minded about other genre.
There is an exception and that's metal. That's something I could never listen to.
Of course nothing can compare to trance... :happy2: :happy2: :happy2: |
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| basd |
Dusted (solo project from Rollo of Faithless)
Dido
Hooverphonic (really good)
Afterlife
Massive Attack |
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| zox |
wow...never thought i`d see the goldberg variations
mentioned in TA...:disbelief |
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| Tenchuam |
Anything by Groove Armada, Massive Attack, Basment Jaxx, Moby...
Too many to mention but Trance still takes up the most room on my shelf... |
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| EternalMusic |
| quote: | Originally posted by TuanAnh213
old school hiphop does it for me...
notorious big - one more chance, going back to cali, ready to die, big poppa, juicy, warning, machine gun funk, hypnotize, everyday struggle, me & my bitch
2pac - wonder if heaven got a ghetto, picture me rollin, i get
boogie down productions - south bronx
bone thugs n harmony - thuggish ruggish bone, crossroads, first of tha month, mo murda, look into my eyes, if i can teach the world, family tree, ready 4 war, thug luv
dr. dre - wit dre day, nuthin but a g thang, let me ride, keep their heads ringing
snoop doggy dogg - gin and juice, whats my name, aint no fun
ice cube - it was a good day
eric b and rakim - eric b for president, i aint no joke, paid in full
dj quik - tonite
mobb deep - shook ones part 2, temperatures rising, survival of the fittest, eye for an eye
wu-tang - reunited, the triumph |
2 pac! that remminds me of a song i was looking for (by 2pac) but i couldnt recall its name, it has an Animated video in MTV,very old, however in the Video there is a part where he is looking at the city from a mountain if im right, does this ring any bells for you ? |
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| Djeebie |
Nice thread :)
As said before variety is the key. Here are some of my key artists which I listen to a lot:
Queen, Moby, U2, Jeff Buckley, Coldplay, Simple Minds, New Order, The Cure, Muse, Bob Marley, Sting/The Police, Lenny Kravitz, Prince, The Strokes, R.E.M., Depeche Mode, Rolling Stones, The Pixies, David Bowie, Elvis Presley, Madonna, Nirvana, Michael Jackson. All classic artists with classic tracks.
And ofcourse some hiphop: Biggie, 2Pac, N.E.R.D., Big Punisher, Outkast, but mostly the older stuff from like '93 till '98. |
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| S_madis |
use to love alot of alternative groups back in the day, some favs include:
Cranberries
Oasis
Bush
Live (still love their music)
favourite track outside trance definately has to be Cranberries - Dreams ! OMG I die ! |
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