Which is your best Music ???

Brick Top

Brick Top

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I like old blues and 60's and 70's rock that is almost blues or has a strong blues undertone to it the best. An example would be Led Zeppelin's version of the old blues song "When the Levee Breaks" first done by Kansas Joe McCoy and his wife Memphis Minnie in 1929, written about the great Mississippi River flood of 1927. Another would be "Baby, Please Don't Go," first sung by Big Joe Williams in 1935 and later covered by many artists including Ted Nugent and the Amboy Dukes.

Both blues and blues-rock are really great music, there is a lot of feeling to it. It's not just all noise or just all pimps and bitches and ho's.
 
Shannon Alexander

Shannon Alexander

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Wu-Tang Clan, DZK, ICP, Garth Brooks, Tim Mcgraw and Fats Waller


And Bing Crosby... I have a huge Bing Crosby collection of Vinyl LP's
 
Bwpz

Bwpz

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Curren$y, Clipse, Three 6 Mafia, Kanye West, Cyhi Da Prynce, J. Cole, Big Sean, Big K.R.I.T., Freddie Gibbs, Bun B, Gucci Mane, Jay-Z, Pac Div, A Tribe Called Quest, Wiz Khalifa, Tha Joker (most of his songs are weak, but he has some good ones).
 
curly604

curly604

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thank you brick ! give me led zeppelin give me the rolling stones (some of their shit) give me fucking lenard skynard!!!!! fuck man in my opinion music is dead most everything that comes out today is a disgrace , with a few exceptions of coarse. amen though brotha bring back the 60's and 70's fucking yard birds man ..... huge! seriously though most good music is dead! i wish i was born 20 years before i was :) that would have been great.
 
curly604

curly604

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also i love blues too man bb king allllll day!!!! stevie ray .... fuck ya , ever heard of the black keys? there newish but they got some good swampish / blues to them too gotta look a little past there mainstream shit but they got some good ones.
 
Dizzle Frost

Dizzle Frost

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Hey Brick...good to see ya round man


i like blues old and new , 60's n 70's rock, Chuck Berry, SRV , some rap ...i like alota stuff lol
 
Brick Top

Brick Top

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curly604 said:
also i love blues too man bb king allllll day!!!! stevie ray .... fuck ya , ever heard of the black keys? there newish but they got some good swampish / blues to them too gotta look a little past there mainstream shit but they got some good ones.
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If you want to see some guys having fun playing some great blues check out Eric Clapton, B.B. King, Buddy Guy and Jimmie Vaughan doing "Rock Me Baby" at the Crossroads Guitar Festival.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YtwZxrnfNU

 
filtereye

filtereye

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Massive Attack - Teardrop (when you hear the song you'll know it, played in many tv shows. The theme song to House)
Coldplay - Don't Panic
Sunnyday Real Estate - Grendel
Failure - Stuck On You
Smashing Pumpkins - Mayonaise
Hum - Green To Me
Hum - Stars
Nirvana - You Know Your Right
Colin Hay - I just Don't Think
 
lexros

lexros

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not sure what my best would be but some of my favorites
snoop, currensy, wiz khalifa
nirvana, soundgarden, portishead
james blake, massive attack, arctic monkeys
And a bunch of the marleys (bob, Damian, stephen and ziggy)
 
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tokenD

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sublime,bob marley, long beach dub all stars,audio slave, kmk,cypress hill,hed pe,jack johnson,kings of leon, red hot chili peppers. stone sour,tool,311,pink floyd,rage agenst the machine.
 
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HBGangaLuvr

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bongsmilie I gotta agree with Brick Top... without the blues, rock as we know it and the shit that passes for music today would not exist. Listen to Mississippi Fred McDowell, Little Walter, Albert King (who influenced Stevie Ray Vaughan immensely) Robert Johnson only recorded 29 songs in his 2 year career but is as relevant today as when he recorded them. How many of today's "artists?" will still be relevant in 70 years? My guess is not many!
 
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