what are your favorite bands/artists/singers/musicians?

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#28

I think there’s a couple here suffering from mp3 envy. "I’ve go more than you do . . . Nah Nah!"

You guys look across in the next urinal in the public restroom too? :smileyvery-happy:

What’s really funny though, is that there are bone heads out there that will rip this many tracks at like 28kbps, put them all on their 8GB Fuze and actually call it MUSIC!

Oh yeah, and then they’ll p!ss & moan about the +/- 4000 song limit. :stuck_out_tongue:

Wow, see how easy it is to get off-topic here?

#29

@tapeworm wrote:

I think there’s a couple here suffering from mp3 envy. "I’ve go more than you do . . . Nah Nah!"

 

You guys look across in the next urinal in the public restroom too? :smileyvery-happy:

 

 

 

What’s really funny though, is that there are bone heads out there that will rip this many tracks at like 28kbps, put them all on their 8GB Fuze and actually call it MUSIC!

 

 

Oh yeah, and then they’ll p!ss & moan about the +/- 4000 song limit. :stuck_out_tongue:

 

 

Wow, see how easy it is to get off-topic here?

Can you truly be off topic in the off topic board?I Dunno

I do agree though on the people ripping at absurdly low rates and then whining though:wink:

Message Edited by Marvin_Martian on 01-14-2009 03:16 PM

#30

Its not mp3 envy. Its a perk of my job. Our radio station has a 3 million song database. If I hear a song I like I can put it on my flash drive. And It wind up on my computer. This accounts for I would say 10,000 songs. Then If you figure 18 tracks per CD, thats only 5,500 CDs approx. I have more than that. Its all because I have been in the music industry, for 8 years (This march). If somebody gave you a CD you would take it. And BTW I dont listen to most of my tracks, but you never know what you would be in the mood for.

Message Edited by Conversionbox on 01-14-2009 03:57 PM

#31

@tapeworm wrote:

I think there’s a couple here suffering from mp3 envy. "I’ve go more than you do . . . Nah Nah!"

 

You guys look across in the next urinal in the public restroom too? :smileyvery-happy:

 

 

 

What’s really funny though, is that there are bone heads out there that will rip this many tracks at like 28kbps, put them all on their 8GB Fuze and actually call it MUSIC!

 

 

Oh yeah, and then they’ll p!ss & moan about the +/- 4000 song limit. :stuck_out_tongue:

 

 

Wow, see how easy it is to get off-topic here?

Sorry, no mp3 evny here, as I don’t use that lowly format.   :smileyvery-happy:

In fact, I rip very few tracks to be placed on a DMP.  I tend to listen to the music in it’s native format; whether that be diamond discs, shellac, vinyl, CD or whatever.

I too was a DJ (in the dark ages of vinyl and tape) and am a practicing musician, so I probably a bit more fussy than the normal consumer.  I only collect and keep what I’m going to listen to more than a few times.

I have been trying to reduce my collection, as time allows.  Whenever I get through with an audio restoration, I usually give the original to someone who will appreciate it.  I’m in it for the music, not the collection…

#32

@marvin_martian wrote:

Can you truly be off topic in the off topic board?

Good point! :smiley:

#33

CB & GB -

Chill dudes . . . I’m just messin wit’ya. :stuck_out_tongue:

#34

@tapeworm wrote:

CB & GB -

 

Chill dudes . . . I’m just messin wit’ya. :stuck_out_tongue:

I know… Just wanted to clarify.

#35

@tapeworm wrote:

CB & GB -

 

Chill dudes . . . I’m just messin wit’ya. :stuck_out_tongue:

Gotta remember, we are both on record as liking to ruffle feathers!!!:smileyvery-happy:

#36

I have to chime in with some kudos on your listening tastes.  There’s some good stuff there.  Nice to see King Crimson, I miss listening to the Discipline LP, with Elephant Talk and Thela Hun Jinjeet.  Gotta get that in digital.

I like a wide variety, from Jazz at the Pawnshop, love the remastered RCA classical records from Chesky, the stuff mastered on the Westex recorder, in the 50’s!  Recordings so well done you’d swear the masters are digital.

I like the console work done by guys like Trevor Horn, some well disciplined, quality studio work that shows what a good engineer can contribute to the music.

Lately, I’ve been surprised at the quality performances by Tim Story, especially Beguiled.

Times when I want to chill, a little Michael Stearns is the hot ticket.

Bob  :smileyvery-happy:

#37

@fuze_owner_gb wrote:

@tapeworm wrote:

CB & GB -

 

Chill dudes . . . I’m just messin wit’ya. :stuck_out_tongue:

Gotta remember, we are both on record as liking to ruffle feathers!!!:smileyvery-happy:

Yo GB… Do you like underground music? Things like New York Dolls, The Pixies, Velvet Underground? I ask because if you drop the & out of the way Tape put our Innitials you get CBGB. The night Club where these bands played regularly and got their start.

#38

@conversionbox wrote:

@fuze_owner_gb wrote:

@tapeworm wrote:

CB & GB -

 

Chill dudes . . . I’m just messin wit’ya. :stuck_out_tongue:

Gotta remember, we are both on record as liking to ruffle feathers!!!:smileyvery-happy:

Yo GB… Do you like underground music? Things like New York Dolls, The Pixies, Velvet Underground? I ask because if you drop the & out of the way Tape put our Innitials you get CBGB. The night Club where these bands played regularly and got their start.

I like all music… in fact, since you mentioned them… I’m adding the Pixies discography to my fuze right now.  Yup… Never thought of it CBGB’s … cool club.   I don’t know if it was there or another dive in NYC, but I saw one of the Ramones first live shows somewhere in a dingy little club in the early 70’s…

#39

mine are:

The Decemberists

NRBQ

Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci

Wire

The Cure

Pink Floyd

Los Campesinos!

Radiohead

Why?

Blur

New Order

Drive-By Truckers

Arctic Monkeys

Pulp

The Smiths

And several more. I’m sure I forgot a few.

Message Edited by DocStrange on 01-26-2009 08:21 AM

#40

@docstrange wrote:

mine are:

<–Smith–>

The Smiths

 

And several more. I’m sure I forgot a few.

Message Edited by DocStrange on 01-26-2009 08:21 AM

Just thought you might want to check this out. I too love The Smiths. Its an awesome Album.

http://www.mp3.com/rock-pop/genre/13/show_site_blog_entry.html?genre_id=13&topic_id=3657387

#41

Radiohead

Metallica

Led Zeppelin

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#44

Avenged Sevenfold

Metallica

Bullet For My Valentine

All That Remains

Pantera

Disturbed

Message Edited by nintendogamer92 on 02-06-2009 04:29 PM

#45

I won’t if you don’t

Celine Dion

Goo-Goo dolls

Celtic Women

Pure Moods

Toni Braxton

Santana

Garth Brooks

George Strait

Annie Lennox

Sarah Mclachlan

Enya

Alan Jackson

#46

Hmm, let’s see:

AC/DC is #1 for me (got every CD on my Fuze)

KISS is #2 (need to start my collection up again. Sold all my CDs years ago. Sniff! What was I thinking? :angry: )

The rest are in no particular order:

80’s music (rock, pop)

Pink Floyd (all of them) 

Judas Priest

Techno/trance/dance

Aerosmith

Led Zep

Beatles

Message Edited by isamuelson on 03-13-2009 12:29 PM

Message Edited by isamuelson on 03-13-2009 12:30 PM

#47

The Proclaimers

Johnny Cash

Willie Nelson

Rodney Crowell

Kris Kristofferson

Frankie Miller

Roger MIller

Justin Townes Earle

Tom Jones

Waylon Jennings

Glen Campbell

Kenny Rogers

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Three Dog Night

The Righteous Brothers

Neil Diamond

Carl Perkins

Elvis Presley

etc

What can I say I’m old fashioned.

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