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Other Discussions => Off Topic => Topic started by: nickagneta on July 29, 2008, 09:26:43 AM
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SSF 2.0 asked in another thread and I didn't want to hijack it so I thought it might be a cool topic. Here's what dominates mine, in no particular preference:
AC/DC
Aerosmith
Akon
Green Day
Eminem
50 Cents
Kanye West
Daughtry
Disturbed
Neil Diamond
Dj Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince/Will Smith
George Thorogood
Justin Timberlake
Linkin Park
Metallica
Michael Jackson
Nickelback
Queen
Sean Kingston
Sean Paul
Dr. Dre and/or Snoop Dogg
Sublime
Usher
and of course all the most popular songs from the 80's hair bands and 90's rap.
Okay my taste is all over the place but I'm not exactly a kid anymore at 43.
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Public Enemy
Nirvana
De La Soul
Rage Against the Machine
Tom Jones
Tribe Called Quest
STP
Geto Boys
Alanis
Bjork
(old) ICP (sorry to admit but their old stuff is solid)
Company Flow
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In my earlier life I worked in the music industry and my IPOD basically reflects that. I have 16,000 songs on my IPOD, but find myself listening mainly to the following:
U2
Beatles / John Lennon
Herbie Hancock
John Lee Hooker
Smithereens
Connells
O Positive
Aerosmith
World Party
Smiths
Echo & Bunnymen
De La Soul
Mylab (very cool jazz)
B52s
Lyle Lovett
Green Day
Neil Young
Heather Nova
Tom McCrae
Peter Mulvey
Ray Charles
Jimmy Cliff
Morphine
Lots of 80's alternative & Boston area bands
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old episodes of Celtics Stuff Live
Alien Ant Farm
Beck
Ben Folds Five
Blink 182
Carbon Leaf
Coldplay
Dashboard Confessional
Foo Fighters
Jars of Clay
Jay-Z
Jimmy Buffett
Jimmy Eat World
John Mayer
Johnny Cash
Kanye West
Nickel Creek
Our Lady Peace
Soggy Bottom Boys
Switchfoot
Tenacious D
... really just a sampling, there's a lot more
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Today's content is mostly new albums:
Arctic Monkeys
Beck
Children's Hour
Coldplay
Damien Jurado
The Delgados
Elvis Costello
Fleet Foxes
Four Tet
Fuc* Buttons
Hercules and Love Affair
Hot Chip
Jose Gonzales
Joy Division
Kanye West
M83
MF Doom
MGMT
My Morning Jacket
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Nine Inch Nails
Pernice Brothers
Portishead
Radiohead (all albums. getting ready for live show in August)
The Rapture
Robert Plant and Allison Krauss
The Shins
Sun Kil Moon
The Sundays
Talib Kweli & Madlib
Thom Yorke
Travis
Vampire Weekend
The Wedding Present
Wolf Parade
XTC
+ some Philosophy of Science lectures
Fortunately, I only have a 8gb iPhone (original). Otherwise it would be a long list.
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In my earlier life I worked in the music industry and my IPOD basically reflects that. I have 16,000 songs on my IPOD, but find myself listening mainly to the following:
U2
Beatles / John Lennon
Herbie Hancock
John Lee Hooker
Smithereens
Connells
O Positive
Aerosmith
World Party
Smiths
Echo & Bunnymen
De La Soul
Mylab (very cool jazz)
B52s
Lyle Lovett
Green Day
Neil Young
Heather Nova
Tom McCrae
Peter Mulvey
Ray Charles
Jimmy Cliff
Morphine
Lots of 80's alternative & Boston area bands
Which Smithereens ablum? I loved their first 2 albums but I never listened to anything after that.
I was also a pretty hardcore Smiths fan and have all their stuff as well as Morrissey's.
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Alien Ant Farm (BTW the bassist Ty Zamora is my neighboor, cool guy)
Aerosmith
AC/DC
America
Alejandro Sanz
Akrobatic
Barenaked Ladies
Ben Harper
Billy Joel
Boston
Bob Dylan
Biggie Smalls
Bob Marley (About 750 songs alone)
Bill Conti (Rocky Song C's come out to)
Bush
CCR
Cypress Hill
Cars
Chicago
Carlos Vives
Dave Matthews (A lot of Dave, college was fun)
DMX
Doobie Brothers
Dr. Dre
Dimension Latina
Dropkick Murphys
Doors
Dispatch
Everclear
Frank Sinatra
Fonseca
Guns N Roses
Greatful Dead
Green Day
Godsmack
Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes
Huey Lewis & News
Incubus
James Taylor
Journey
Jay-Z
Kansas
Kiss
Led Zepplin
Live
Linkin Park
LL Cool J
Limp Bizkit
Megadeth
Metallica
Method Man
Motorhead
Neil Diamond
Nirvana
Nine Inch Nails
Outkast
Ozzy
Paul Simon
Pearl Jam
Phil Collins
Pink Floyd
Queen
Rage
Rolling Stones
Smashing Pumpkins
Sublime (over 200 songs)
Tom Petty
Tupac
Tribe Called Quest
UB40
Weezer
Who
And much more, this is just what I listen to the most
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Smithereens
Which Smithereens ablum? I loved their first 2 albums but I never listened to anything after that.
I was also a pretty hardcore Smiths fan and have all their stuff as well as Morrissey's.
My two favorite Smithereens' albums are Especially For You (first major label album) & 11 (third major label album. They also just released a CD called Meet the Smithereens which is a song by song remake of the Beatles Meet the Beatles. Pretty cool stuff.
BTW -- some great artists listed by everyone. I love this stuff.
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Jars of Clay
I was going to post something about this a while back. Up until last NBA Season, Jars of Clay and a semi-popular song by the band Augustana were the only notable things to come from my college. Then John Hammond was hired by the Milwaukee Bucks and he put Greenville College on the map!
MGMT
Vampire Weekend
I'll make it well known that I teach English to Korean middle school kids, and I've taught "Electric Feel" and "Wallcott" to uproarious success. I will not allow KPop to defeat me, although I can't say anything against the K-Pop group Wonder Girls, but that has slightly less to do with music than...yeah they're just attractive is all.
I'll add to that information that I'm pretty sure of ricky_fan's 19 TPs, I'm probably responsible for 15.
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Scrolling through quick, some of my favorites are...
Al Green
Beatles
Beatnuts
Billy Joel
Blaque Lyte
Bob Marley
Boston
D'angelo
Doobie Brothers
Eric Clapton
Frank Sinatra
Incubus
Jack Johnson
John Legend
Jurassic 5
LBDA
Marvin Gaye
Michael Jackson
Mos Def
Nirvana
Notorious B.I.G.
RHCP
Rolling Stones
Smokey Robinson
Stevie Wonder
Sublime
Temptations
Tom Petty
UB40
Young Rascals
2Pac
311
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Lots of
AC/DC
Bullet For My Valentine
Disturbed
Megadeth
Metallica
Stone Sour
plus some
Axe
Drowning Pool
Godsmack
Nickelback
Seether
Soil
Sum 41
Velvet Revolver
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In terms of number of songs, the heavy hitters are:
U2
The Dresden Dolls
The Dropkick Murphys
Tori Amos
Beastie Boys
Flogging Molly
Nirvana
The Pogues
R.E.M.
Eminem
There are tons of great singles that I listen to over and over, but off the top of my head, those are the most represented bands.
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I was just on a plane trip, and decided to get through it by listening to my "top 25 played" (instead of the lovely child singing twinkle twinkle little star for 2 straight hours (I hate entitling parents btw)) and was a bit surprised at some of the stuff that popped up, not sure if it was because I recently updated, but there was def. a song I listened to maybe twice, but anyways here are my favorites despite what the ipod tells me:
7L and Esoteric
Apathy
De La Soul
David Allan Coe
Dwight Yoakam
Flogging Molly
G Love
Hank Williams III
John Prine
Johnny Cash
Kanye West
Michael Franti/Spearhead
Pavement/ Stephen Malkmus
The Pogues
Public Enemy
Rancid
Townes Van Zandt
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About 14,000 songs. Recently a ton of jazz, but mostly Rock and about 5000 blues songs.
Been playing a lot of
Radiohead
Muddy Waters
Junior Kimbrough
Steve Winwood's new one
I had about 4000 songs last a few months ago, but I'm building it back.
Here are ones that I listen to when they pop up on the shuffle!
AC/DC
Aimee Mann
Al Kooper, Mike Bloomfield, Stephen Stills
Alice In Chains
Alien Sex Fiend
Allman Brothers
Aretha Franklin
Art Blakey
B-52's
B.B. King
Bad Brains
Beatles
Beck
Belle & Sebastian
Ben Harper
Bernard Allison
Beta Band
Big Audio Dynamite
Big Head Todd & The Monsters
Billie Holiday
Billy Bragg
Björk
Black Crowes
Black Sabbath
Black Tie
Blind Faith
Blind John Davis
Blind Lemon Jefferson
Blind Willie Johnson
Blondie
Blues Brothers
Blues Traveler
Blur
Bo Diddley
Bob Dylan
Bob Marley
Bobby "Blue" Bland
Bonnie Raitt
Booker T. & The MG's
Bootsy Collins
Box Tops
Bruce Hornsby
Bryan Ferry
Buddy Guy
Buena Vista Social Club
Buffalo Springfield
Bukka White
Bush
Buzzcocks
C.J. Chenier
Cake
Canned Heat
Captain Beefheart
Carbon/Silicon
Cat Stevens
Chandler Travis Philharmonic
Charles Brown
Charles Mingus
Charlie Musselwhite
Chris Isaak
Chris Whitley
Chuck Berry
Citizen Cope
Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
Clash
Coco Montoya
Cocteau Twins
Col. Bruce Hampton And The Late Bronze Age
Coldplay
Counting Crows
Cowboy Junkies
Cracker
Cramps
Cranberries
Cream
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Cure
Dave Matthews Band
David Bowie
David Crosby
David Gilmour
David Gray
De La Soul
Dead Boys
Death Cab For Cutie
Decemberists
Delaney & Bonnie
Delbert McClinton
Depeche Mode
Derek & The Dominos
Devo
Dickey Betts
Dinosaur Jr
Dire Straits
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Donovan
Doors
Doyle Bramhall
Dr. John
Drive-By Truckers
Duran Duran
Eagles
Earl King
Echo & The Bunnymen
Eddie Cochran
Eddie Vedder
Eels
Elmore James
Elton John
Elvis Costello
Elvis Costello & Brian Eno
Elvis Presley
English Beat
Equals
Eric Bibb
Eric Clapton
Etta James
Fabulous Thunderbirds
Fats Domino
Filter
Flamin' Groovies
Flaming Lips
Fleetwood Mac
Floyd Dixon
Foo Fighters
Frank Black
Frank Zappa
Frankie Goes To Hollywood
Franz Ferdinand
Fred Wesley
Freddie King
Free
G. Love & Special Sauce
Gang of Four
Georgie Fame
Gipsy Kings
Gorillaz
Graham Nash
Gram Rabbit
Grant-Lee Phillips
Grant Lee Buffalo
Grass Roots
Grateful Dead
Gregg Allman
Guess Who
Guided By Voices
Guitar Gabriel
Hank Williams
Herbie Hancock
Honeydrippers
Horace Silver
Howlin' Wolf
Iggy Pop
Ike & Tina Turner
Incubus
Interpol
J.B.'s
J.J. Cale
Jack Johnson
Jam
James Blood Ulmer
James Booker
James Brown
James Cotton
James Solberg Band
James Taylor
Jamiroquai
Jane's Addiction
Janis Joplin
Jimi Hendrix
Jimmie Vaughan
Jimmy Cliff
Jimmy Reed
Jimmy Rogers
Jimmy Witherspoon
Joan Osborne
Joe Bonamassa
Joe Jackson
Joe Strummer
John Butler
John Coltrane
John Fogerty
John Hammond
John Hammond Jr.
John Hiatt
John Lee Hooker
John Lennon
John Mayall
John Mayer
John Popper
John Prine
Johnny A
Johnny Cash
Johnny Kidd
Joni Mitchell
Jonny Lang
Joy Division
Junior Kimbrough
Junior Wells
Jurassic 5
Keb' Mo'
Kinks
Koko Taylor
Leadbelly
Led Zeppelin
Lee Morgan
Lemonheads
Lenny Kravitz
Leon Russell
Leonard Cohen
Les Claypool
Lightnin' Hopkins
Little Feat
Little Joe Blue
Little Milton
Little Richard
Little Walter
Live
Lonnie Donegan
Lonnie Mack
Loose Fur
Los Lobos
Lou Reed
Lowell George
Lucinda Williams
Lucky Peterson
Luther Allison
Lyle Lovett
Lynne Jordan
Lynyrd Skynyrd
M. Ward
Maceo
Mark Knopfler
Meat Puppets
Memphis Slim
Men At Work
Michelle Shocked
Mike Bloomfield
Miles Davis
Milt Jackson
Misfits
Mission Of Burma
Mississippi John Hurt
Moby
Moby Grape
Modern Lovers
Modest Mouse
moe.
Morcheeba
Morphine
Muddy Waters
Natalie Merchant
Neil Young
New Order
New York Dolls
Nick Cave
Nick Drake
Nico
Nina Simone
Nine Inch Nails
Nirvana
Oasis
Odetta
Offspring
Orbital
Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark
Otis Rush
Otis Spann
Patti Smith
Patty Griffin
Paul Butterfield Blues Band
Paul McCartney
Paul Simon
Pavement
Pearl Jam
Pere Ubu
Pernice Brothers
Pete Townshend
Peter Gabriel
Phish
Pietasters
Pink Floyd
Pixies
Pogues
Police
Portishead
Pretenders
Professor Longhair
Psychedelic Furs
Queen
R.E.M.
R.L. Burnside
Radiators
Radiohead
Ramones
Ramsey Lewis Trio
Ray Charles
Ray Davies
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Richie Havens
Rickie Lee Jones
Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise
Robert Cray
Robert Johnson
Robert Plant
Robert Wyatt
Robin Trower
Robyn Hitchcock
Rolling Stones
Ronnie Earl
Roots
Roxy Music
Ry Cooder
Ryan Adams
Sarah McLachlan
Screamin' Jay Hawkins
Seal
Selecter
Sex Pistols
Shawn Colvin
Sheryl Crow
Shins
Sigur Rós
Smashing Pumpkins
Smithereens
Smiths
Social Distortion
Soft Cell
Son Volt
Sonny Rollins
Soul Coughing
Special AKA
Specials
Spirit
Spoon
Steely Dan
Stephen Stills
Steve Earle
Steve Winwood
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Sting
Stone Roses
Stone Temple Pilots
Strangefolk
Stranglers
Stray Cats
Strokes
Sundays
Suzanne Vega
Taj Mahal
Talk Talk
Talking Heads
Temple of the Dog
Temptations
Thelonious Monk
They Might Be Giants
Tim Hardin
Tom Petty
Tom Waits
Tori Amos
Traffic
Tragically Hip
Traveling Wilburys
A Tribe Called Quest
Troggs
U2
Van Morrison
Vaughan Brothers
Velvet Underground
Venus In Furs
Violent Femmes
Wallflowers
Wayne Shorter
White Stripes
Who
Wilco
Willie Dixon
Wilson Pickett
World Party
X
XTC
Yardbirds
Yes
Yo La Tengo
Zombies
10,000 Maniacs
10cc
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Playing heavily these last weeks:
Al Green
Ana Moura´
Amos Lee
Bela Fleck and The Flecktones
Charles Mingus Sextet W/dolphy
CUICA
Eddie Henderson
James Taylor Quartet
Madredeus
Miles Davis
Nobody
Ornette Coleman
Orquestra Jazz de Matosinhos
Ping Pong Orchestra
PPP
Shawn Lee
Sweet By and By
The Blue Grass Boys
Yonder Mountain String Band
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I have a 4 GB nano so while I have few artists, it's usually their entire catalogs.
Ben Folds
Blackstar
Coldplay
Common
Fort Minor
Herbie Hancock
Kanye West
The Killers
Incubus
Lupe Fiasco
Miles Davis
Mos Def
Radiohead
The Roots
Snow Patrol
Soulive
Taking Back Sunday
Talib Kweli
Weezer
Wu Tang
Yellowcard
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Since I like to be a nonconformist sometimes. I bought a Zune mp3 player instead.
Alice in chains
Atmosphere
Audioslave
Bob Marley
Bush
Dave Matthews
Immortal Technique
Incubus
Jimi Hendrix
Kyane West
Led Zepplin
Lil' Wayne
Lupe Fiasco
the offspring
PEARL JAM
Queens of the stone Age
Rage Against the Machine
Red hot chili peppers
SOUNDGARDEN
Talib Kweli
Tool
weezer
And a bunch of others, but those are my personal favorites.
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i have over 10 gigs of just pure mp3s so it would be stupid to list them all.
and i also have like 30 gigs of videos: tv shows like full seasons of simpsons, and lots of movies.
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Wu Tang
Finally! Way too many posts went buy without listing Wu-Tang.
For you hip-hop fans out there "Slaine" is one of the best in the universe right now. Plus he's from the Bean!
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The Dresden Dolls
I had never really listened to them too much until a couple of months ago when I saw Amanda Palmer play with the Boston Pops. So strange, but incredibly entertaining...now I'm hooked.
Anyways, just a tasting of what I have:
Against Me!
Alkaline Trio
Anberlin
The Ataris
Ben Lee
Ben Folds
Brand New
Bravery
Coheed and Cambria
Coldplay
Colin Hay
Dashboard Confessional
Days Away
Deathcab For Cutie
Diesel Boy
Dubnicks
Early November
Finch
Get up Kids
Gin Blossoms
Goldfinger
Green Day
Gym Class Heroes
Hum
Iron & Wine
Jack Johnson
Jimmy Eat World
Johnny Cash
Junction 18
Kevin Devine
The Killers
Lannen Fall
Matt Nathanson
Mighty Might Bosstones
Mr. T Experience
MXPX
Nerf Herder
No Use For a Name
Piebald
Postal Service
TREOS
Reel Big Fish
Refreshments
Samiam
Straylight Run
Strung Out
Third Eye Blind
Weezer
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Mostly just metal bands no one has ever heard of. The kids on my basketball team find it funny whenever I'm in the layup line with a ball in one hand and my ipod in the other blaring Suicide Silence or something like that.
I guess metal and basketball don't mix?
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The Dresden Dolls
I had never really listened to them too much until a couple of months ago when I saw Amanda Palmer play with the Boston Pops. So strange, but incredibly entertaining...now I'm hooked.
Yeah, they're an incredible band, especially live. Very odd, but also very clever lyrics. Plus, I have a huge crush on Amanda, as strange of a girl as she is.
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Podcasts of the Adam Carolla Show
Adam Carolla=funniest man on the radio.
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The Dresden Dolls
I had never really listened to them too much until a couple of months ago when I saw Amanda Palmer play with the Boston Pops. So strange, but incredibly entertaining...now I'm hooked.
Yeah, they're an incredible band, especially live. Very odd, but also very clever lyrics. Plus, I have a huge crush on Amanda, as strange of a girl as she is.
This would not classify you as a "bad guy"! ;)
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I got full albums on my ipod, here is a little bit of what I have.
Sufjan Stevens
Reel Big Fish
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Sublime
Matt Nathanson
Kanye West
K'Naan
Mos Def
Talib Kweli
The Killers
Weezer
Vampire Weekend
Sugarcult
Rage Against The Machine
Steel Train
Radiohead
Minus The Bear
Brand New
Goo Goo Dolls
Dashboard Confessional
Audioslave
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All three Killers CDS (Hot Fuss, Sams Town, and Sawdust) are all really good.
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All three Killers CDS (Hot Fuss, Sams Town, and Sawdust) are all really good.
If you don't have it, get their Christmas song as well --- it's flat out amazing!
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Classical
Beethoven (all 9 symphonies)
Bach (large selection, most of the brandenburg concertos)
Mozart (large selection)
Handel Messiah
Rimsky Korsakov Scherezade
Brahms piano concertos
Mahler (symphonies 1,3,5)
Pop
Eva Cassidy (everything)
Bonnie Raitt (everything)
Billy Joel
Carol King
Cat Stevens
Dr. John (lots-- huge fan)
Jackson Browne (lots)
James Taylor
Jimmy Buffett
Paul Simon
J.J. Cale
Jewel
Joe Cocker
Sheryl Crow
Classic Rock
AC/DC (lots)
The Band (entire soundtrack from the Last Waltz, Songs from Big Pink, etc.)
Led Zepplin (lots)
Hendrix (lots)
Mountain
Government Mule (huge Leslie West fan)
Janis Joplin
Blind Faith
Jethro Tull
Bob Seeger
Grateful Dead
Beatles (usual stuff)
Allman Brothers
Clapton (Yardbirds, Cream, D&D, later stuff)
Fleetwood Mac
Rolling Stones (lots)
Chucky Berry (just about everything)
Little Feat
Lynrd Skynyrd
Neil Young (includes Crazy Horse)
Crosby Stills Nash & Young
Police
Steely Dan
Rod Stewart
Van Morrison
Santana
Steppenwolf
The Who
Pink Floyd
Queen
Tom Petty
Soul/Motown
Aretha
Wilson Pickett
Sam & Dave
Temptations
Martha Reeves
Eddie Floyd
Carla Thomas
Shirelles
Four Tops
Marvelettes
Marvin Gaye
Gladys Knight
Patti LaBelle
Later Rock
Def Leppard
Counting Crows (lots)
Metallica
Spin Doctors
Huey Lewis
Goo Goo Dolls
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Tool
9 Inch Nails
Radiohead
In Flames
Rage Against the Machine
Audioslave
Dennis Brennan (local Boston rocker)
Folk/Country
Bob Dylan (lots)
Dixie Chicks
Waylon $ Willie (lots- big Outlaws fan)
Arlo Guthrie
Flying Burrito Brothers (big fan)
Byrds
Poco
John Prine
Nancy Griffith
EmmyLou Harris
Johnny Cash
Taj Mahal
The Morgans (local CT band)
Reggae
Peter Tosh (huge fan)
Bob Marley
Jimmy Cliff
Toots & the Maytalls
Melodians
Comedy
Adam Sandler
Carl Reiner & Mel Brooks (full 2000 year-old man collection)
Lewis Black (lots)
Rob White
Woody Allen (all the early albums)
Robin Williams
Tom Lehrer (everything)
Sarah Silverman
Rita Rudner
Richard Pryor
Eddie Muphy
...Plus lots of other stuff.
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Dr. John (lots-- huge fan)
Me too. Here's a little Dr. John trivia for ya, Brick: what's his real name? (without looking it up, if you don't know it).
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A lot of old school rap.
Nas
Big L
Wu Tang
Jay Z
Kool G Rap
KRS - One
Michael Jackson
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Dr. John (lots-- huge fan)
Me too. Here's a little Dr. John trivia for ya, Brick: what's his real name? (without looking it up, if you don't know it).
It's Mac something. Rabineau? Something like that. (Rebbenack, I looked it up).
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To name a bit:
Sage Francis
People Under The Stairs
Atmosphere
Sole
Alias
Murs
Jedi Mind Tricks
Eyedea and Abilities
Living Legends
Bluprint
Buck 65
Brother Ali
All Natural
Louis Logic
Gangstarr
Mr Lif
El-P
Aesop Rock
Immortal Technique
RJD2
Edan
Wu-Tang
Linkin Park
Rage Against The Machine
Sublime
Queen
Peter Tosh
Bob Marley
Sam Cooke
Toots and the Maytals
Jimmy Cliff
Tony Tribe
The Skatalites
Dandy Livingstone
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Off the top of my head...
Alicia Keys
Amy Winehouse
Linkin Park
BlackStar
Big Pun
Cam'ron
Lil'Wayne
Joe Budden
Fugees
Eminem
Kanye West
(Alot of)Jay-Z
Nas
DmX
Notorious B.I.G.
T.I.
Dead Prez
Fort Minor
U.G.K.
OutKast
John Legend
Ludacris
all I could think of right now.
mostly semi-old hip-hop as you can see :D