I love music! I'm not too picky..I love just about every genre and sometimes I'm not sure if I listen too much or the wrong kind. Here is a list of the bands I listen to on a regular basis. I also listen to the radio and Pandora which means I listen to many more other bands. I really don't find anything wrong with most of the music out there. Am I too liberal?

Fleetwood Mac
The Gabe Dixon Band
Guns n Roses
Dragonforce
Manowar
Etta James
Nina Simone
Rush
Norah Jones
Foreigner
Meat Loaf
Melody Gardot
Chicago
Eagles
REO Speedwagon
No Doubt
Corrine Bailey Rae
Jack Johnson
Leigh Nash
Sarah McLachlan
Tim Christensen
Aerosmith
Carrie Underwood
Jane Monheit
Beethoven
Mozart
Shai Linne

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No Zepplin?

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Stairway To Heaven? I really should buy some of his stuff!

No

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Add Black Sabbath while you are at it.

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Her early stuff is great. Like:

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Black Sabbath? Sounds scary!

Is Meat Loaf about dinner?

That Sarah McLachlan video and song was weird. When she was covered with mud and singing about fire and whatnot I couldn't help but think she was being turned into an uruk hai. /nerd off

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You know Two Out of Three Ain't Bad........they aren't talking about meatloaf with MP and gravy and greenbeans!

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I haven't watched it yet....I'll go watch!

I think that is a symptom of ingesting steamed vegetables with mexican food

That's a weird video

His?

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"Wherever the gospel is preached, it is as if God Himself came into the midst of us." ~ John Calvin

I was thinking that, plus no Floyd either.

What? Sounds like a guy singing that....

What no U2, REM, Nirvana, Sound Garden, Oasis, Van Morrison, Prince, Lenny Kravitz, Leftfield, Portishead, Leonard Cohen, Jamiroquai, Moby, Johnny Cash?
Apart from that your sounds sound good, IMHO.
Rock on, nurse, rock on!

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No Johnny Cash I do have my limits! LOL! Some of your groups I've never heard of before. Actually, I only know of U2, Nirvana, Johnny, and Prince... I use to listen to Prince but not anymore.

Them, silly, Them.

Robert Plant
Jimmy Page
John Paul Jones
John Bonham

aka Led Zeppelin!!!

Of course. Don't you remember the meal scene in the Rocky Horror Picture Show? They couldn't have eaten without him.

(And for anyone who hasn't seen the movie - don't. You probably wouldn't like it.)

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Only Robert Plant sings Stairway to Heaven.

You've gotten so detailed since you guys got pregnant!

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I'm always sooooooooo right!

Hopfully only one person did.

"Them" refers to the original mention of LZ (see posts 2 and 3). But Jimmy Page sure can make that guitar sing.

No Statler Brothers, or Loretta Lynn, or Merle Haggard, or Charley Pride?

I can handle Loretta. I said I like all kinds of music I never claimed that I like every group in every genre!!!

Yes, I'm sure Anna is very certain at this point in time of who actually is pregnant

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It must be the children and not pregnancy which makes you guys so detailed!

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This is one of my fav's

Just because there isn't anything like them on your list (that I see), I would spice things up with some ERA and ES Posthumus. I love BLASTING these songs when I am home alone or in the car (especially if you have a good bass!):

Yeah I have music like this....just didn't want to look too weird! I listen to Cantarte Regensburg-Velten but I really like your band! I also like new age music like Aeoliah. Forgot to mention Heart which I'm not sure why I forgot them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

He can make it sing, but don't forget it was Hendrix who made it talk.

Theognome

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Depending on my mood I would also add some techno to your list. I just avoid it when I drive, otherwise I'll go way too fast. Here is some Swedish techno. W00T for Svensk music!


I would also add other foreign stuff such as some Chinese orchestra and Arabic. I <3 Arabic tunes especially.

And you don't have any Celtic! At least get a few Celtic Woman songs. Here's a fave of mine:



And based on your listed music I hope you have checked out FLAME and Lecrae? And what about some groups like Pillar? Since FLAME and Lecrae songs have been posted on the PB numerous times (cuz they're so good) here are two good ones from Pillar:



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Then of course some Tree63, Third Day, Casting Crowns, dc talk, TobyMac, Newsboys, etc.

No Hillsong? Michael W. Smith? Amy Grant? (giggle)

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I am embarrassed to say I am also addicted to JPop and Techno

Tree63, Third Day, Casting Crowns, dc talk, TobyMac, Newsboys,..............don't like much Christian music cuz I'm always analyzing what's wrong with it theologically
I like Shai Linne tho

Fine, then what about Caedmon's Call?

Don't know them

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Don't know them either

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ugh!

JPop is Japanese Pop Music such are Origa's Rise: Techno has already been represented above

Yeah, I like it too! Wish I could understand it tho

here is your translation

SongMeanings | Lyrics | Origa - Rise - With English Translation

With Andrew's choices, I'll bet he would also like Carmena Burana.

[not that this thread is about his preferences in music!]

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Probably about a third of those guys you listed have been influenced by Aleister Crowley.

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