I like pretty much everything except country its to boring.
pop music! you can’t go wrong with a bit of robbie williams, i recommend escapology or the greatest hits. moving into the less well-known, belle & sebastian make some of the most consistantly great pop music around. anything by them’s worth picking up, but "storytelling" is a film soundtrack (and thus not really a good starting point) and "fold your hands child, you walk like a peasant" is generally considered their weakest. the flaming lips are brilliant; you should be able to pick up a copy of "soft bulletin" or "yoshimi battles the pink robots" quite cheaply these days, get both. verging onto the real hard-to-find stuff, "paris 1919" by john cale is brilliant, orchestrated and often beautiful stuff. it’s been re-released recently in the uk, not too sure about the us but it should turn up on amazon.
if you’re looking for more rock music, i recommend bloc party without reservation. "silent alarm" is a great album. the smiths are another fantastic band, and pretty much any album by them’s worth it. "the very best of the smiths" might be available and will probably be cheap; that’s a decent collection. the velvet underground are a little edgy, a little experimental, but very fantastic – the banana album ("the velvet underground and nico") being the one most talked about, but any one is worth a purchase.
uh. i dunno how much of these you’ll like and i suggest downloading some stuff first, or even using www.last.fm to get 30-second track previews before splashing the cash, but those are a few bands that i think are pretty safe in terms of people liking them.
You will love them
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pop music! you can’t go wrong with a bit of robbie williams,
Oh god TC, you used to be cool. 🙁
Well, it still opens with lol, so I am happy.
if you don’t like robbie you don’t like life.
the preceding statement is false.
Don’t listen to it.
Try listening to blues, it’s rather good.
🙁
John Lennon "Imagine", "Plastic Ono Band"
Harry Nilsson’s Discography
Big Brother & The Holding Company "Cheap Thrills"
Isaac Hayes "Hot Buttered Soul"
Barry White "Greatest Hits" (the one with the silver and black cover)
The Kinks "Face To Face", "Arthur (Or The Decline Of The British Empire)", "Something Else By The Kinks", "The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society"
The Zombies "Odessey & The Oracle"
Beach Boys "Pet Sounds"
http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/5938174/the_rs_500_greatest_albums_of_all_time/
http://www.rollingstone.com/news/coverstory/500songs
^Rolling Stone Magazine’s Top 500 Albums and Top 500 Songs of All Time (It’s worth checking out)
I second that statement. I strongly recommend visiting http://www.hiromimusic.com/. She’s an absolutely amazing jazz pianist, and there are 2 EP’s for download right on the site.
even so I am not going to post one, those are just dumb!
Despite the fact, the real page is in my sig? :rolleyes:
doesn’t make it less funny.
or if it does only a little bit!
x2
I recommend
Miles Davis
Herbie Hancock
and Horace Silver