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Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 1:11 pm
by Robnark
only three eh... [strokes beard thoughtfully]
1) DJ Food
2) Aphex Twin
3) Fantastic Plastic Machine
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 1:15 pm
by Mr Sleep
Originally posted by Robnark
2) Aphex Twin
That is possibly the most unexpected one so far
I am a bit of a fan myself actually
@CE, the ever esoteric Bjork, i was tempted to add her as well
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 2:28 pm
by Yshania
1. Pink Floyd/Sisters of Mercy/Metallica
2. and 3. Almost everything but house/garage/rap/pop et al
I will post again, my moods change
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 3:01 pm
by Morlock
1. (As some here already know) John Williams.
2. The Beatles
3. Led Zeppelin/ Metalica/ Steve Vai
As you can probably tell, I don't stick to one Genre.
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 3:53 pm
by Nippy
My moods generally change within a genre so I'll post them and mt favourites at the moment,
- Rock and System of a Down, Jimmy Eat World
- Dance/Club, Any DJ'll do!
- Rap, Dr Dre, Bone Thugs...
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 4:05 pm
by C Elegans
Originally posted by Mr Sleep
@CE, the ever esoteric Bjork, i was tempted to add her as well
Heh, you don't have an "ö" for Björk.
I think she is one of the few pop musicians who really does something innovative. I also like her lyrics.
Miles Davis is a great musician, I think no other jazz musician has managed to follow the development of music like he has. I like both his older and more recent stuff.
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 4:07 pm
by Yshania
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 4:08 pm
by frogus
1)Radiohead yeah **** I know it's a bit cliched and cheap but I'm from oxford so I'm allowed to like oxford bands no matter how big they get
2)DJ Shadow Entroducing...need I go on?
3)Mr Scruff wow maybe me and Robnark can start up a clandestine tavern of SYM ninjatuners
this is just my current taste although I'm also a fan of oldish skool hiphop....Public Enemy, Run DMC etc and other ninja tune stuff apart from what I said above...roots manuva....ever seen him live anyone? but also more mainstream rock...MUSE, Soulwax, Gorky's Zygotic Mynci, SFA.....yeah I am also a Portishead fan....Bjork, umm well. Vespertine is a work of genius no doubt, but I dunno if this is just a passing faze...I don't know if she is always becoming better and bettr, so her next album will be amazing, or if she is just changing, so her next album could be awful...oh yeah, and the Rolling Stones.
if we can get Minerva etc in here then maybe someone can correlate Musical taste, Religion, Gaming habits and Spamming tendencies to find out a formula for the archetypal SYMmian's personality...
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 4:12 pm
by Robnark
@frogus: All hail to the almighty ninja tune! Mr Scruff only dropped off my list cos his album was a tad uneventful towards the middle, but a damn fine artiste nonetheless. i heartily approve.
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 4:13 pm
by C Elegans
Originally posted by Yshania
Like smacking reporters at the airport? I love it....
LOL
Well, I understand the poor thing, wasn't that right after this crazy fan had blown himself up outside her house in London?
@Frogus: I also like old skool hiphop, although I'm almost old enough to be your mother
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 5:30 pm
by Yshania
Originally posted by frogus
if we can get Minerva etc in here then maybe someone can correlate Musical taste, Religion, Gaming habits and Spamming tendencies to find out a formula for the archetypal SYMmian's personality...
Ak! too scary and too big a job!
besides - it would undoubtably be inconclusive anyway!
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 5:58 pm
by Minerva
Originally posted by frogus
if we can get Minerva etc in here then maybe someone can correlate Musical taste, Religion, Gaming habits and Spamming tendencies to find out a formula for the archetypal SYMmian's personality...
Mmm, I'm not sure if there is the archetypical SYMmians. The best part of the SYM is that most of us are so different, I think.
Anyway, I can't pick three from any. I couldn't even pick 20 favourite classical music pieces before...
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 9:02 pm
by Georgi
The stuff I posted is just my 3 of my favourite artistes currently... and it was a struggle choosing them
My CD collection does cover a fairly broad spectrum
Posted by Mr Sleep:
That is possibly the most unexpected one so far I am a bit of a fan myself actually[/b]
I'll say! Wow, there are actually some people other than Sleepy around now who've heard of British bands...
Posted by Nippy:
Dance/Club, Any DJ'll do!
Well, they all sound the same, after all
(I mean all the rubbish that's in the charts usually, I admit there is some good dance music)
Posted by frogus:
1)Radiohead yeah **** I know it's a bit cliched and cheap but I'm from oxford so I'm allowed to like oxford bands no matter how big they get
What, no Supergrass?
this is just my current taste although I'm also a fan of oldish skool hiphop....Public Enemy, Run DMC etc and other ninja tune stuff apart from what I said above...roots manuva....ever seen him live anyone? but also more mainstream rock...MUSE, Soulwax, Gorky's Zygotic Mynci, SFA.....yeah I am also a Portishead fan....Bjork, umm well. Vespertine is a work of genius no doubt, but I dunno if this is just a passing faze...I don't know if she is always becoming better and bettr, so her next album will be amazing, or if she is just changing, so her next album could be awful...oh yeah, and the Rolling Stones.
Heh, I saw Run DMC at Reading Festival last year
I like Bjork (don't have Vespertine though - Debut is a good album), she gets bonus points for being completely insane
but minus points for making Dancer in the Dark...
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 9:08 pm
by VoodooDali
Am I the only Nick Cave fan at SYM???
I also like the Swans, Tindersticks and PJ Harvey. Plus, how could I forget my old friends from Austin, the Butthole Surfers and Scratch Acid?
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 9:14 pm
by der Moench
Tough choice ...
1: The Kinks (and/or Ray Davies solo).
2: Beethoven.
3: David Byrne (and/or The Talking Heads).
@Voodoodali: I used to listen to a lot of Nick Cave, but he kinda scares me now - must be getting old. Have you ever heard of Crime and the City Solution? Mick Harvey from The Bad Seeds was in that band, and it put out a few really good albums.
EDIT: I like PJ Harvey, too.
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 9:20 pm
by Tamerlane
Re: Tough choice ...
Originally posted by der Moench
EDIT: I like PJ Harvey, too.
I saw her at a festival last year. She was amazing, even though she wasn't on the main stage.
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 9:24 pm
by Georgi
Originally posted by VoodooDali
Am I the only Nick Cave fan at SYM???
No, I like Nick Cave... But if I was saying "Me too" to everyone who mentioned a band I like, I'd be here all day...
Originally posted by Tamerlane
I saw her at a festival last year. She was amazing, even though she wasn't on the main stage.
So did I (though different festivals, one presumes
), she was brilliant
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 9:30 pm
by Tamerlane
I would assume also, unless I made wrong turn going to the festival and ended up in England. I doubt it though.
She sure as hell surprised me as I didn't know exactly what to expect. Can now call myself a fan.
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 9:37 pm
by Georgi
Originally posted by Tamerlane
I would assume also, unless I made wrong turn going to the festival and ended up in England. I doubt it though.
She sure as hell surprised me as I didn't know exactly what to expect. Can now call myself a fan.
Seems unlikely, but you never know...
Oh, I knew she was good before
Do you have Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea? It's a great album
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2002 9:41 pm
by Tamerlane
I haven't bought an album since the Smashing Pumpkins Greatest Hits, and since then I've had to contend with uni fee's and an ever-expanding booklist. Plus I've got to get a another guitar sometime soon, but I'll put it on my list.
Stories from the city and stories from the sea, is that one album?