If there was a metal choice that would have been mine but oh well. Everything else is probably a tie with metal in front. But i love all types of music
lol i was going to do that!Originally Posted by Hydroaxe
Well Jenn, (vespacat) I managed to pick a few, but I just couldn't resist picking "I don't like music" along with my other selections.
Elizabeth - I like Zulu Jive and other South African music since you brought it up.Originally Posted by sashacat421
We have this small, obscure station in Seattle that plays World Beat on Sunday evenings - I love it. Nothing like Ugandan Pop music!I'm serious!
Originally Posted by Zoe'n'MissKitty
I am a music addict.
I like hard rock. My faves are Nine Inch Nails, Tool, Marylin Manson and Queens of the Stone Age.
And I have tickets to see Queens this Saturday!!! Yippie!!!!!!!!!!!
Now if only NIN would get their fall tour dates announced...I would be VERY happy.
Originally Posted by Hydroaxe
Hmmm... so what music did you listen to then and what was "the way" you looked back then?
I can sort of get the picture now. Besides that, I remember when people started using the word grunge to label certian kinds of music... I thought it was so dumb.Originally Posted by vespacat
Punk, goth, industrial... I'm sure you get the picture!And remember, this is pre-1992 before grunge.
Oh, Elgar!! The Enigma Variations are genuis.Originally Posted by Mom of Franz
Classical and Opera here. Beethoven has been by hero since I was ten when my favorite Grandfather gave me two 78RPM records of my dear Ludwig. I also love Franz Liszt, Handel, Gounod, Verdi, Elgar, Mozart and all the Baroque masters. Musicians: Itzak Pearlman, Yo-Yo Ma, and the dear beloved and departed Issac Stern. Leonard Bernstein...a Brooklynite, also departed. A little Bernstein triva: Most people mispronounced his last name, they would say Bern-steen. He would correct them by saying "No" Bern-stine...like the piano, STEINWAY!
Originally Posted by Mom of Franz
Classical and Opera here. Beethoven has been by hero since I was ten when my favorite Grandfather gave me two 78RPM records of my dear Ludwig. I also love Franz Liszt, Handel, Gounod, Verdi, Elgar, Mozart and all the Baroque masters. Musicians: Itzak Pearlman, Yo-Yo Ma, and the dear beloved and departed Issac Stern. Leonard Bernstein...a Brooklynite, also departed. A little Bernstein triva: Most people mispronounced his last name, they would say Bern-steen. He would correct them by saying "No" Bern-stine...like the piano, STEINWAY!
I haven't seen them yet, so I'm excited.Originally Posted by vespacat
I'm jealous!I saw QOTSA on their last tour. I have the BIGGESTS crush on Josh Homme.
NIN (and Ministry) were faves back in 1990.
Oh I love Klezmer too! I don't know the name of his group (maybe it is the Klezmatics) but Itzak Perlman has his own Klezmer band...cool!Originally Posted by vespacat
A New York label I like is Knitting Factory Records. They've put out some amazing modern Klezmer compilations. Also, the Klezmatics are great.
Originally Posted by Mom of Franz
Oh I love Klezmer too! I don't know the name of his group (maybe it is the Klezmatics) but Itzak Perlman has his own Klezmer band...cool!
I love Itzak Perleman. I could listen to him forEVER. Megatalent.Originally Posted by Mom of Franz
Oh I love Klezmer too! I don't know the name of his group (maybe it is the Klezmatics) but Itzak Perlman has his own Klezmer band...cool!
Thanks Vespacat..I will certainly check it out...Whoo-Hoo!Originally Posted by vespacat
I HIGHLY recommend this Klezmer album.
It's called Klezmer Music: A Marriage of Heaven and Earth. I actually bought it in Brooklyn a few years ago, so you shouldn't have a problem finding it there.
Alicia Svigals' Gasn Nign is absolutely SUPERB! I think you'd like it.
http://www.klezmershack.com/bands/mi....marriage.html
Originally Posted by Mom of Franz
Classical and Opera here. Beethoven has been by hero since I was ten when my favorite Grandfather gave me two 78RPM records of my dear Ludwig. I also love Franz Liszt, Handel, Gounod, Verdi, Elgar, Mozart and all the Baroque masters. Musicians: Itzak Pearlman, Yo-Yo Ma, and the dear beloved and departed Issac Stern. Leonard Bernstein...a Brooklynite, also departed. A little Bernstein triva: Most people mispronounced his last name, they would say Bern-steen. He would correct them by saying "No" Bern-stine...like the piano, STEINWAY!