The notorious big
lalah hathaway
dam funk
dr dre

50 cent
idris muhammad
big daddy kane
emanuel ej johnson
enchantment
funkadelic
robert glasper
rufus ft chaka khan
michael jackson
jackson 5
lauryn hill
herbie hancock
4hero
ledisi
chuck d
the roots
ksolo
mint condition
foreign exchange
frank sinitra
jamie foxx

In follow up to my reply on your other thread...

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WHO CARES!

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We all dig different things. Your taste is your taste.

nd33 said:

In follow up to my reply on your other thread...

.

WHO CARES!

.

We all dig different things. Your taste is your taste.

^

And also who are we to judge? lol

But if you really want some feedback, I'd say your tastes are "interesting", however, not very diverse... Frank Sinatra is the only 'different' artist from the others...

No rock? No electronic? no Jazz? No pop? (though I may understand Metal or Goth rock are hard to approach, but by broadening your musical horizon you'll find yourself digging more and more "bizzare" stuff... )

Who ever thought I'd be a nine Inch Nails fan a couple of years ago?

The fact that mainstream 'black' music (hip-hop) started really sucking encouraged me to check somewhere else for 'good' music. I barely listen to hip hop today (since I realized my 'love' for it was 99% due to conditioning - hip hop = black youth music - and not realizing 99% of it is actually garbage!)

If you don't care why bother to comment?

I'm not a listener of RAP per say...

Yet, if I happen to be at a cocktail part at your home...

I'd admire and respect your ability to swing from Frank Sinatra all the way over 50 cents. With a little old school R&B in the mix. I've always been fascinated in what type of music people like. It may not be my cup of tea but a mix like yours... I think I could enjoy.

You forgot the obvious... Prince!

If the music tastes good to you, don't worry about anyone judging your good taste!

MattyJam said:

I don't think your taste is very diverse.

Yeah.

Good taste in soul music though.

FrenchGuy said:

nd33 said:

In follow up to my reply on your other thread...

.

WHO CARES!

.

We all dig different things. Your taste is your taste.

^

And also who are we to judge? lol

But if you really want some feedback, I'd say your tastes are "interesting", however, not very diverse... Frank Sinatra is the only 'different' artist from the others...

No rock? No electronic? no Jazz? No pop? (though I may understand Metal or Goth rock are hard to approach, but by broadening your musical horizon you'll find yourself digging more and more "bizzare" stuff... )

Who ever thought I'd be a nine Inch Nails fan a couple of years ago?

The fact that mainstream 'black' music (hip-hop) started really sucking encouraged me to check somewhere else for 'good' music. I barely listen to hip hop today (since I realized my 'love' for it was 99% due to conditioning - hip hop = black youth music - and not realizing 99% of it is actually garbage!)

Well..I do like Michael Franks, Phil Collins, Rare Earth, and Phyllis Hyman...some others, but cant remember their names right now.

ChickenMcNuggets said:

There's no such thing as good or bad taste. Just like what you like. [Edited 3/23/15 17:45pm]

agreed

NO

TD3 said:

If you don't care why bother to comment?

I'm not a listener of RAP per say...

Yet, if I happen to be at a cocktail part at your home...

I'd admire and respect your ability to swing from Frank Sinatra all the way over 50 cents. With a little old school R&B in the mix. I've always been fascinated in what type of music people like. It may not be my cup of tea but a mix like yours... I think I could enjoy.

or some Conway Twitty

MotownSubdivision said:

What's the point of this question?

As I see it, an Orger reaches out in good faith to take the temp of the community on his musical tastes. Perhaps start a convo one way or the other about music in general. Nothing wrong with that!