Hank Williams III (Country / Punk)
Wayne 'The Train' Hancock (Country)
John Prine (country / Folk)
Townes Van Zandt (Country / Folk)
Jerry Jeff Walker (Country)
Corry Morrow (Country)
Wayne Mills Band (Country) KInd of a pattern developing here
creapyrob wrote:Hank Williams III (Country / Punk) Wayne 'The Train' Hancock (Country) John Prine (country / Folk) Townes Van Zandt (Country / Folk) Jerry Jeff Walker (Country) Corry Morrow (Country) Wayne Mills Band (Country) KInd of a pattern developing here
ACDC (Old Rock)
Richard Cheese (Lounge Covers)
Heard of none of them. Sorry but im not so big on folk etc. ACDC i have heard, my mate is in a tribute band to them
i like everything except for country and rap. blues punk industrail techno ambient psychobilly....
The Cramps
Exploited
DK
Einstürzende Neubauten (*note actually the first industral band)
White Zombie
Gossip
RevCo
Reverend Horton Heat
Famous Monsters (*note Shawn from White Zombies Newer band)
NIN
Delta 9
DJ Tron
DJ Shortee
KMFDM
Richard Cheese
Fugs
Pugs
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
New York Dolls
Iggie and the Stooges
Dropkick Murphys
Flogging Molly
Danzig
PJ Harvey
Covenant (*note not, Kovenant. I HATE THEM)
Die Form
Leather Strip
Ohgr (*note Skinny Puppy and his Solo stuff)
Ministry
Gary Numan
Sneaker Pimps
Misfits
Wendy O Williams (*note and the Plasmatics [something about sawing cadilacs in half is cool])
Bjork
Joy Division
Asemblage 23
Garbage
Switchblade Symphony
Coil
Death in Vegas
Juno Reactor
Birthday Party
Fluke
The Frankenstein Drag Queens from Planet 13 (*note Murderdolls can kiss my ass)
Primus
PigFace
Pig
Bauhaus
Stray Cats
Garbage (*note Shirly Manson is Hot)
Funker Vogt
Das Ich
Lords of Acid (*note Ahh the memories)
Gwar
Voltaire
VNV Nation
Mr. Bungle
Madonna (*note i like most of her stuff except the crap techno)
Wumpscut
Android Lust
Atari Teenage Riot
Haujobb
Squirrel Nut Zippers
Fear (*note crap punk at its best, lead singer was Mr Body in Clue)
L7
Jonny Cash (*note Cocain Blues is the coolest song ever)
Violent Femmes
The Lunachicks
Genitorturers
Kill Switch Click
My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult
Legendy Pink Dots
Pantera
Placebo
Lacuna Coil
Wolfsheim
Praga Khan
George Clinton
Butthole Surfers
Christian Death (*note they covered Sex Dwarf by Soft Cell, that makes them bad ass.)
Soft Cell
Claire Voyant
Rancid
Lars and the Bastards
Front 242
Sister Machine Gun
The Rolling Stones
Throbbing Gristle
Nocturne
In Strict Confidence
Third Eye Open (*note String Tribute to Tool)
Tool
APC
Depeche Mode
Cherry Poppin' Daddies
Mindless Self Indulgence
Violent Femmes
Siouxsie & the Banshees
The Creatures
Apoptygma Berzerk
Neuroticfish (*note I Heart Sushi)
karmakaze wrote:Einstürzende Neubauten (*note actually the first industral band)
Well, they were one of the first. Looking forward to seeing Neubauten in Asheville on the 16th.
"Industrial" music as a genre began with the formation of Throbbing Gristle in late 1975. Genesis P. Orridge invented the term/genre. The genre took its name from the label that Throbbing Gristle set up, Industrial Records.
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My tastes range from everything from cheesy 80s to opera to industrial, but my top favorites are:
First and foremost, David Bowie
Other than that, stuff you are likely to find in regular rotation in my cd player:
L'Ame Immortelle
Collide
Claire Voyant
Hungry Lucy
Depeche Mode
Gene Loves Jezebel
Sarah Brightman
Diary of Dreams
Sarah McLachlan
Lycia
Loreena McKennitt
Clannad
Nine Inch Nails
Gossamer
My late favorites have become:
Blutengel
Per Somnia
Evanescence for their lyrics
Within Temptation
Fiction 8 (live, their recorded stuff doesn't do them justice)
Band that I love to hear that I have yet to purchase anything from:
Cruxshadows
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Well alot of the symphonic operatic metal stuff...as well as EBM, darkwave, and torch songs, my newest addiction...
As for bands, well...
Abney Park
Apoptygma Berzerk
Apotheosis
Blind Passengers
BlutEngel
Catatonia
Covenant
Dark Eden
Depeche Mode
Garbage
Hooverphonic
Jean-Michel Jarre
Kidney Thieves
Kitaro
Lake of Tears
Led Zeppelin
Leætherstrip
Nightwish
Portishead
Razed In Black
Rush
Siouxie a.t.B.
Sisters of Mercy
Snake River Conspiracy
Stabbing Westward
Switchblade Symphony
The Cure
Therion
VNV Nation
Voltaire
Within Temptation
Yello
Yngwie Malmsteen
Oh sad is the world. but I have Kavorkian's scarf.
karmakaze wrote:Einstürzende Neubauten (*note actually the first industral band)
Well, they were one of the first. Looking forward to seeing Neubauten in Asheville on the 16th. "Industrial" music as a genra began with the formation of Throbbing Gristle in late 1975. Genesis P. Orridge invented the term/genra. The genre took its name from the label that Throbbing Gristle set up, Industrial Records.
Yes !!!! you know your stuff mate!
ZYKLON B ZOMBIE!!!!
Have you seen what he looks like lately god it is mental!!!
Don't know that all these are really "genres" but here are the general types of music I most avidly collect:
Storytellers: Generally singer/songwriters who sing songs that tell an imaginative tale. These are the guys - and they are usually guys - that can hook me with just guitar or piano. Artists include Nick Cave, Tom Waits, Johnny Cash, and Leonard Cohen. Recommended albums by each include Murder Ballads by Nicky, Frank's Wild Years by Tom Waits, the American Recordings by Johnny Cash, and I'm Your Man by Leonard Cohen.
80's punk: I went to high school in the 80's, but did not really get into good music until I accidentally discovered punk in my senior year when I mistakenly thought that the Cramps, Bad Music for Bad People, was a heavy metal album. After that it was Black Flag, Minutemen, Bad Brains, Dead Kennedys all the way. Favorite bands include Big Black, Dead Kennedys, and the Ramones. Recommended albums by each include Songs About Fucking by Big Black, Frankenchrist by Dead Kennedys, anything by the Ramones, but for value get a Ramones "best of."
80's Gothic: This is really the only period of gothic music that really means anything to me, the "old school" I guess. Favorite bands include Virgin Prunes, Fields of the Nephilim, Sisters of Mercy. Recommended albums by each artist include If I Die I Die by Virgin Prunes, Dawnrazor by Fields of the Nephilim, and Floodland by Sisters of Mercy.
World Serpent Music: Don't really know how to classify this. World Serpent Distribution is a label out of London which worked with all of the most amazing bands from London's psychedelic / experimental / apocalyptic folk roster. At one time, they released nearly all of the music from Coil, Nurse With Wound, Current 93, Death In June and Sol Invictus, among many others. These are all my favorite bands of all time and recommended albums include the recent 2 volume Musick to Play in the Dark by Coil, An Awkward Pause by Nurse With Wound, Thunder Perfect Mind and Dog's Blood Rising by Current 93, Roseclouds of Holocaust by Death in June, and Let Us Prey by Sol Invictus.
Others: Well, these are bands that I am not sure where to put them, but always seem to fall together when I'm making playlists, along with a recommended album:
Psychic TV - Allegory and Self
Swans - Greed Holy Money
Foetus - Hole
Einsturzende Neubauten - Tabula Rasa, Halber Mensch
Shinjuku Thief - The Witch Hunter Trilogy
Laibach - Nova Akropola
Diamanda Galas - Plague Mass
karmakaze wrote:Einstürzende Neubauten (*note actually the first industral band)
Well, they were one of the first. Looking forward to seeing Neubauten in Asheville on the 16th. "Industrial" music as a genra began with the formation of Throbbing Gristle in late 1975. Genesis P. Orridge invented the term/genra. The genre took its name from the label that Throbbing Gristle set up, Industrial Records.
Yes !!!! you know your stuff mate!
ZYKLON B ZOMBIE!!!!
Have you seen what he looks like lately god it is mental!!!
What about Rhythm & Noise? I think they were around in the late 50s/early 60s if I remember correctly.
karmakaze wrote:Einstürzende Neubauten (*note actually the first industral band)
Well, they were one of the first. Looking forward to seeing Neubauten in Asheville on the 16th. "Industrial" music as a genra began with the formation of Throbbing Gristle in late 1975. Genesis P. Orridge invented the term/genra. The genre took its name from the label that Throbbing Gristle set up, Industrial Records.
If i recall Neubauten was doing stuff in the mid to late 70's i am at work and don't have the time to actually look that up. but thanks for the correction anyway
Too many groups that I actually listen to that I can mention...But, since you asked, I shall name a few.
Faith No More
Tomahawk
Fantomas
Mr. Bungle
Lovage...Umm, See a trend here? Anything with Mike Patton really.
Machines Of Loving Grace
Front 242
VNV Nation
PM Dawn
Bauhaus
Controlled Bleeding
Leather Strip
Peter Murphy
Dead Can Dance
Gary Numan
Echo and The Bunnymen
Joy Divison
Depeche Mode
The Cure
Siouxie and The Banshees
Apoptgyma Beszerk
David Bowie
Das Ich
Girls Under Glass
Covenant
Fear Factory
Immolation
The Tear Garden
DownLoad
Skinny Puppy
Ogre
Napalm Death
The Flaming Lips
Simple Minds
Laibach
Those tend to rotate in my cd plyer the most....Nuff said.
"I hide the dirty minutes under my dirty mattress and they're making me itch...My time is spilt milk." JIzzlobber~ FNM
karmakaze wrote:Einstürzende Neubauten (*note actually the first industral band)
Well, they were one of the first. Looking forward to seeing Neubauten in Asheville on the 16th. "Industrial" music as a genra began with the formation of Throbbing Gristle in late 1975. Genesis P. Orridge invented the term/genra. The genre took its name from the label that Throbbing Gristle set up, Industrial Records.
holy shit i was gonna post something similiar to this effect when i read that.
Zeo, i owe you a beer next sanctus.
Specimen
Ausgang
Sexgang Children
Bauhaus
Cinema Strange
Tragic Black
Bella Morte
Phantom Limbs
Nekromantix
Skeletal Family
Misfits
Danzig
Samhain
Iron Maiden
Dio
DI
TSOL
The Damned
