What I liked per decade:

70's
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Beatles
Aerosmith
Yes
Van Halen
Led Zeppelin
Black Sabbath
Boston
Cheap Trick
Foreigner
AC/DC
The Cars
Pink Floyd
Rush & Blondie launched me into the 80's

80's
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The Police
Tom Petty
Jefferson Starship
Bill Squier (lol..and I'm admitting it)
Cure
The Motels
Scorpions
Art of Noise
Robert Cray
Depeche Mode
U2
ZZ Top
The Smiths
Eric Clapton
Level 42 & Mr. Mister & Phil Collins (lame 80s spell)
R.E.M.
Smithereens
Talking Heads
Beastie Boyz launched me into the 90's

90's
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Nirvana
Offspring
Chilli peppers
Nine Inch Nails
Fiona Apple
Soundgarden
Dave Matthews Band
Everlast
Greenday
Creed
Garbage
Enigma
Godsmack
Korn

00's
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Tool
Perfect Circle
Disturbed
Staind
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I'm old now, I just listen to the good old stuff.

I'll take what Ed's having!!

I thought I'd never meet another person who likes Everlast, about fricken time!!

I notice that so far no one has mentioned "The King."

Funny that because every single person I know, put a couple of beers inside them and they can sing virtually all the words to at least one of his songs.

Bear in mind people, before you start flaming me for espousing the virtues of the late great Elvis Presley, that without him and others, none of the bands listed would even be playing "pop music."

And he was a BB too

70s-90s Rock
90s Rap (Mostly only Notorious B.I.G.)
SOME Christian and SOME Country
JAZZ!

Absolutely NO mainstream crap. At all.

I'm not a fan of Elvis, though I do like a few of his songs and I have seen most of his movies. I also remember the day he died and walking with friends across a field discussing him.

I'm also not a fan of the Beatles, though again a few songs do sit out and I have seen their movies.

There are certain bands or individuals that stand out from time to time and help shape the music of tomorrow. They have many influences that allowed them to express themselves in their music. My hats off to each of these, though again I may not be a fan but they do have their place in music history.

thanks for posting your music likes guys, I've been *cough* buying some of those records and have enjoyed it immensely... Cord - Pantera and Slayer are going to make the best Gym music I've had since Megadeth lost their ability to move me into pure red-misted rage

Just to sort of bump this thread up a bit,

RHCP - Stadium Arcadium IN STORES TODAY!


I've been looking forward to this since about December. No joke.

Old thread but came upon some more groups that I've found I liked from listening to Pandora. I've added "12 Stones" and "Trust Company". I've heard and seen a video by "Tupelo Honey" and they are another group I think I'll enjoy. My brother also now got me into "Hinder" and "3 Days Grace" just came out with their new album and it is awesome.

StormDragon, you got me into Crossfade so I think you may like these. For those of you not familar with Pandora you should take a look at it. ( www.pandora.com )

Pandora has added a new section called Backstage where you can search on artists or songs and if they have the permission from the record companies they will list those albums and you can listen to song clips. I have found this extremely useful as I can then decide if I want to purchase the CD or not. Plus they will list below it other similar artists that you may be interested in. Pandora rocks.

I'm a big fan of classic rock, I love stuff like, (this might take awhile)

Lynyrd Skynyrd
Black Sabath
Rory Gallagher
Ted Nugent
Motley Crue
ZZTop
George Thorogood
Jethro Tull
Twisted Sister
Alice Cooper
Ozzy
Charlie Daniels
some of Hank Jr.'s stuff
AC/DC
Aerosmith
Steve Miller
Allman Bros.
Doobie Bros.
The Eagles
Led Zeppelin
Blackfoot
The Black Crowes
Guns N' Roses
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Cream
Jimi Hendrix
Metalica
Kid Rock
John Kay and SteppenWolf
Heart
Van Halen
John Mellancamp
Bad Company
Eric Clapton
Santana
The Rolling Stones
Deep Purple
Pearl Jam
Pink Floyd

Ok I think that's all. I'm not really a fan of the new rock, Jet is pretty good and the Foo Fighters are ok and so is Nickelback, thats about the only new rock I like.