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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | It's the little things that really hurt. |
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| You sound like SWMBO. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Get used to it... |
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Location: florida | i have gotta say neil is my all around favorite..lyrically, musically(especially his acoustic stuff), and sonically.
tom petty kicks alot of ass
frank zappa is just the man
bob dylan was almost too inspirational
o ooooo THE BAND IS BY FAR MY FAVORITE BAND....hands down they had the most of the best. with robbie on guitar and lyrics, levon on drums/mando/vocals,richard on drums/vocals/piano/lyrics/danko on bass/fiddle/harmonica/acoustic and garth on.....whereever he damn well pleases....how can you go wrong? GARTH IS THE MANNNNNNN!!!!!!! |
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Location: GA USA | I am NOT getting heavy or morbid, but here's the reason I like the band Husker Du, probably more than any other band. I started listening to them after they had broken up, around 1989-1990 and they had a lot of super distortion and noise and fury in their music, that was the perfect soundtrack for my emotions at the time. My mom had just died from leukemia. On top of that, I just loved their songs, but I have thought about it over the years and I may have been drawn in simply by the noise.
My son and I are going to see The Black Keys tonight. I really like them for the minimal, garage sound and cool bluesy riffs. |
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Location: NJ | Husker Du rocks
I saw them live back in the day in some small knights of columbus or mason hall w
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candy apple grey!!! |
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Location: GA USA | Really good punk music = really good music, same as any genre.
And funny you mention Candy Apple Grey. The first song on that album "Crystal" just oozes with the furious energy that drew me in. I regret I never saw them, but I did see Bob Mould in a solo acoustic show later. |
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Location: GA USA | The Black Keys were great last night, BTW. |
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Location: Round Rock, TX | The best live show I've seen in the last couple of decades is My Morning Jacket. Incredibly high-energy rock and roll from a band that knows what it's doing and they all seemed to be having a great time on stage. Then comes their new CD and it's brilliant! All over the place musically - just the way I like 'em. |
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Location: GA USA | And probably the only popular band that plays a Preacher onstage. |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | Studer A-80 , it can play any-one , everything...
Vic
..sold it though..will get a smaller REVOX instead.. |
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Location: Tampa Bay area, FL | Robert Fripp
Steve Howe
Allan Holdsworth
Steve Morse
California Guitar Trio
John McLaughlin & Mahavishnu Orchestra
I tend to like anything with energy done really really well. |
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The Artists you LIKE, and why.
