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PrintableAnx said:[quote] MikeMatronik said: who's "X"? legendary west coast punk band from the late '70s - mid '80s w/ singers john doe and exene cervenka. john doe has acted in a lot of movies and tv, too. and he's kinda hot for an old punkabilly dude.  [/quote
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MikeMatronik said: Anx said: i'm taking bjork off my list and replacing her with arcade fire, screw her!  I agree...that red hed woman who is a friend of Neil Gaiman is more talented That could be said in relation to just about anyone though. | |
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GangstaFam said: MikeMatronik said: I agree...that red hed woman who is a friend of Neil Gaiman is more talented That could be said in relation to just about anyone though. nah, i'm still going with arcade fire because every magazine in the world says they're the most important band ever and, screw it, i'm done disagreeing. | |
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Anx said: nah, i'm still going with arcade fire because every magazine in the world says they're the most important band ever and, screw it, i'm done disagreeing.
I see your point. Why trust your own instincts when the indie snob intelligentsia can think for you!  | |
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Anx said: MikeMatronik said: who's "X"? legendary west coast punk band from the late '70s - mid '80s w/ singers john doe and exene cervenka. john doe has acted in a lot of movies and tv, too. and he's kinda hot for an old punkabilly dude. He played Sara Rue's dad in the goth film 'Gypsy 83'. | |
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GangstaFam said: Anx said: nah, i'm still going with arcade fire because every magazine in the world says they're the most important band ever and, screw it, i'm done disagreeing.
I see your point. Why trust your own instincts when the indie snob intelligentsia can think for you! it's what they're paid for! | |
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Anx said: it's what they're paid for!
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My alltime classic acts...
1. Prince (78-88, selected tracks from the years 89 onwards...) 2. Joy Division (everything) 3. Curtis Mayfield (first four albums) 4. David Bowie (Low/Station To Station + the three greates hits disc set +The Idiot/Lust For Life by Iggy Pop) 5. Klaus Nomi (everything, too great!) 6. Erik Truffaz (the Mask, Bending New Corners, Walk of the giant turtle...partly) 7. Kraftwerk (TEE, Man Machine, Computerworld esp.) 8. The Mothers Of Invention (everything with the exception of RUBEN) 9. Brian Eno (Another Green World, Before And After Science, Apollo) 10.The Isley Brothers not quite sure about the positions from 6 to 10... gotan project could also be in there, as could a few others  | |
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Stevie Ray Vaughan
Jimi Hendrix Tom Waits Queen Guns N' Roses John Lennon Connie Francis 
Eva Cassidy Michael Jackson Donny Hathaway | |
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SenseOfDoubt said: My alltime classic acts...
1. Prince (78-88, selected tracks from the years 89 onwards...) 2. Joy Division (everything) 3. Curtis Mayfield (first four albums) 4. David Bowie (Low/Station To Station + the three greates hits disc set +The Idiot/Lust For Life by Iggy Pop) 5. Klaus Nomi (everything, too great!) 6. Erik Truffaz (the Mask, Bending New Corners, Walk of the giant turtle...partly) 7. Kraftwerk (TEE, Man Machine, Computerworld esp.) 8. The Mothers Of Invention (everything with the exception of RUBEN) 9. Brian Eno (Another Green World, Before And After Science, Apollo) 10.The Isley Brothers not quite sure about the positions from 6 to 10... gotan project could also be in there, as could a few others No Miles? | |
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luvsexy4all said: Rush Rush was #11 for me  | |
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SenseOfDoubt said: My alltime classic acts...
1. Prince (78-88, selected tracks from the years 89 onwards...) 2. Joy Division (everything) 3. Curtis Mayfield (first four albums) 4. David Bowie (Low/Station To Station + the three greates hits disc set +The Idiot/Lust For Life by Iggy Pop) 5. Klaus Nomi (everything, too great!) 6. Erik Truffaz (the Mask, Bending New Corners, Walk of the giant turtle...partly) 7. Kraftwerk (TEE, Man Machine, Computerworld esp.) 8. The Mothers Of Invention (everything with the exception of RUBEN) 9. Brian Eno (Another Green World, Before And After Science, Apollo) 10.The Isley Brothers not quite sure about the positions from 6 to 10... gotan project could also be in there, as could a few others you gotta have the patience of buddha to love EVERYTHING by klaus nomi. i'm a big fan of the man and his voice, but some of those disco/new wave songs...WHOOO  | |
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GangstaFam said: SenseOfDoubt said: My alltime classic acts...
1. Prince (78-88, selected tracks from the years 89 onwards...) 2. Joy Division (everything) 3. Curtis Mayfield (first four albums) 4. David Bowie (Low/Station To Station + the three greates hits disc set +The Idiot/Lust For Life by Iggy Pop) 5. Klaus Nomi (everything, too great!) 6. Erik Truffaz (the Mask, Bending New Corners, Walk of the giant turtle...partly) 7. Kraftwerk (TEE, Man Machine, Computerworld esp.) 8. The Mothers Of Invention (everything with the exception of RUBEN) 9. Brian Eno (Another Green World, Before And After Science, Apollo) 10.The Isley Brothers not quite sure about the positions from 6 to 10... gotan project could also be in there, as could a few others No Miles? no miles at the time john coltrane misses too. | |
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Anx said: SenseOfDoubt said: My alltime classic acts...
1. Prince (78-88, selected tracks from the years 89 onwards...) 2. Joy Division (everything) 3. Curtis Mayfield (first four albums) 4. David Bowie (Low/Station To Station + the three greates hits disc set +The Idiot/Lust For Life by Iggy Pop) 5. Klaus Nomi (everything, too great!) 6. Erik Truffaz (the Mask, Bending New Corners, Walk of the giant turtle...partly) 7. Kraftwerk (TEE, Man Machine, Computerworld esp.) 8. The Mothers Of Invention (everything with the exception of RUBEN) 9. Brian Eno (Another Green World, Before And After Science, Apollo) 10.The Isley Brothers not quite sure about the positions from 6 to 10... gotan project could also be in there, as could a few others you gotta have the patience of buddha to love EVERYTHING by klaus nomi. i'm a big fan of the man and his voice, but some of those disco/new wave songs...WHOOO i simply love this music... i really do! though, sometimes i click next when the twist,Rubberband Lazer or Wasting my time is playing... | |
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1.Michael Jackson
2.Brad Howell 3.John Davis 4.Charles Shaw 5.The Real Milli Vanilli 6.Prince 7.Michael Damian 8.George Michael 9.Matchbox Twenty 10.Try 'N' B | |
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1. Prince
2. Madonna 3. Bowie 4. The Beatles 5. James Brown 6. Elvis Presley 7. Elton John 8. Cher 9. Tina Turner 10. Mercury Rev "I don't need your forgiveness, cos I've been saved by Jesus, so fuck you." | |
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Anx said: you gotta have the patience of buddha to love EVERYTHING by klaus nomi. i'm a big fan of the man and his voice, but some of those disco/new wave songs...WHOOO u've gotta love Nomi! Nomi is Perfect for those 3 AM moments when u've downed a bottle of cognac, ur sweating like a pig, ur make-up is running and it's staining ur kimono | |
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LittleSmedley said: Anx said: you gotta have the patience of buddha to love EVERYTHING by klaus nomi. i'm a big fan of the man and his voice, but some of those disco/new wave songs...WHOOO u've gotta love Nomi! Nomi is Perfect for those 3 AM moments when u've downed a bottle of cognac, ur sweating like a pig, ur make-up is running and it's staining ur kimono Ah yes, I know those moments all too well.  | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: thekidsgirl said: 1. Prince
2. Incubus 3. Janet Jackson 4. Sade 5. Micheal Jackson 6. Madonna 7. Red Hot Chilli Peppers 8. No Doubt/ Gwen 9. Erykah Badu 10. David Bowie ....I feel like such a 90's lover  don't ever be ashamed  The 90s was kick ass far as music is concerned   THANK YOU!! 
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Prince
U2 Oasis My Chemical Romance Garbage The Killers The Pipettes Tom Petty The Cardigans David Bowie | |
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live4lust said: The Pipettes
They will be in my top ten as soon as a second album is released. My rules state at least two albums worth of material must have been released before a top ten placement is considered. | |
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Prince
George Michael The Beatles The Rolling Stones Santana Whitney Houston (simply for her voice) Bob Dylan TTD Queen Lauryn Hill (before she went whack) Oh and I have to mention The Bee Gees and Sam Cooke. [Edited 3/30/07 10:38am] | |
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This is not in order.
John Barry Nobuo Uematsu Lalo Schifrin Prince Akira Yamaoka Cream Norihiko Hibino Bon Jovi Alice Cooper Masami Ueda TTD and Lenny just missed getting on the list "Man, the living creature, the creating individual, is always more important than any established style or system" - Bruce Lee | |
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sextonseven said: live4lust said: The Pipettes
They will be in my top ten as soon as a second album is released. My rules state at least two albums worth of material must have been released before a top ten placement is considered. I thought about that, but I love them too much to leave them off my list. The proof was in my Itunes Most Played section.  | |
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live4lust said: sextonseven said:
They will be in my top ten as soon as a second album is released. My rules state at least two albums worth of material must have been released before a top ten placement is considered. I thought about that, but I love them too much to leave them off my list. The proof was in my Itunes Most Played section. Man, that Pipettes album blew past Goldfrapp's 'Supernature' as my most played tracks on iTunes also! I had to download a couple of b-sides and alternate versions and make a separate sorta EP to keep up with my Pipettes demand. They are in my top 8 on myspace. No such placement rules there.  | |
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I've never even heard of the Pippettes 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: I've never even heard of the Pippettes
They are the best goddamn cake I have ever tasted. Listen: Pull Shapes Judy Your Kisses Are Wasted On Me | |
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sextonseven said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: I've never even heard of the Pippettes
They are the best goddamn cake I have ever tasted. Listen: Pull Shapes Judy Your Kisses Are Wasted On Me love them | |
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NorthernLad said: sextonseven said: They are the best goddamn cake I have ever tasted. Listen: Pull Shapes Judy Your Kisses Are Wasted On Me love themI was fortunate enough to see them live three times this month (gotta love NY). They are supposed to do a proper U.S. tour later this year when the album is released domestically. | |
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sextonseven said: NorthernLad said: love themI was fortunate enough to see them live three times this month (gotta love NY). They are supposed to do a proper U.S. tour later this year when the album is released domestically. Cool. I've been bummed that they didn't visit L.A. | |
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