Sade

Erykah Badu

I'd like to see Coldplay, Beck, Ben Folds, Josh Rouse and Wilco

Anxiety said:

So when is she coming, then?

CarrieMpls said:

I would guess no time soon. She's said that she has no plans to record or tour anytime soon, and that this is a first for her since she started her solo career. Plus, her last 2 albums aren't exactly the easiest to tour behind. But I'm sure she'll come around in 2007, if I had to guess.

GangstaFam said:

Well, come 2007, you boys have a date.

The Police

The Original Time Line Up with Jimmy, Terry, Morris, Monte, Jellybean and Jerome.

CarrieMpls said:

Does Shawna like her? I know Darin does. We need to make this a full-on reunion.

GangstaFam said:

That'd be fun, but that's so far away!
You just need to get your ass to Mpls. (You know you have an open invitation!) We don't need Bjork as an excuse.

CarrieMpls said:

Oh fer sure. I'd love to get there before the year is through.

Anxiety said:

Diamanda is on my list! I NEED to see her in concert.

Dead Can Dance which is happening next week.

David Sylvian but this is quite doubtful as it doesn't look like he'll tour the U.S, in the future.

Annie Lennox

MeShell

Sinead O'Connor

Carrie and Anxiety ~ you will absolutely any way in the world need to see Bjork ~ she is phenomenol (and if it's in Chicago House of Blues Gangsta can tell you how to meet her )

MoonSongs said:

I'm afraid you're alone on that one and Psychic TV.

GangstaFam said:

i'm dragging your butt to a diamanda show sometime. her studio work doesn't do her justice. you've got to hear that voice live. she is absolutely amazing, and her performance will absolutely shatter any preconcieved notions you have of her.

well i missed out on u2

ohio players
the pixies
jill scott
eryka badu ( i saw a free concert at the taste but i was too far back and it just wasnt a real concert to me)

d'angelo

Natisse said:

you should start with some of her albums of blues/jazz standards, like 'the singer', 'la serpenta canta' or...uh....i forget the name of it, but it has a closeup of her face on the cover with her hair blowing in her face, and all the songs are live recordings of old blues songs. these albums really give an idea of what a good vocalist and pianist she is (she's operatically trained as a vocalist, and as a pianist, she studied with ornette coleman).

after that, if you're still into her stuff, you can move on to the more 'edgy' material, like 'you must be certain of the devil' and 'the sporting life', which she recorded with john paul jones of led zeppelin.

my favorite stuff by her is her versions of old standards. her experimental stuff can get too "out there", even for me...but i do think she's a phenomenal talent. nobody else does what she does, that's for sure.

Anxiety said:

kewl thank you Anx!!