
music in your ears?
#22
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Posted 04 February 2005 - 07:43 PM
My recommendations (mostly indie hip hop & trip hop)
DJ Shadow
(Dan) The Automator
DJ Krush
RJD2
Prefuse 73
OMD (OMID)
Meaty Ogre
DJ Vadim
Busdriver
Radioinactive
AWOL
Daedelus
Aesop Rock
Dose One
Portishead
Tricky
Bjork
The Controls
Cut Chemist
Mr Ozio
El Stew
Amon Tobin
A lot of movie soundtracks, almost everything from MUSH records, a lot of (but not everything) from Ninja Tune, and more that I’m forgetting to list.
#24
Posted 08 March 2005 - 11:18 AM

(Hed) P.E.
A Perfect Circle
Alien Ant Farm
Alter Bridge
Audioslave
Audiovent
Avril Lavigne
Breaking Benjamin
Chevelle
Christina Aguilera
Creed
Dave Matthews Band
Dave Navarro
Default
Deftones
Diana Krall
Drowning Pool
Evanescence
Faith No More
Fear Factory
Finger Eleven
Fuel
Gavin Rossdale
George Michael
Guano Apes
Hoobastank
Ill Niño
Incubus
Jamiroquai
Jeff Buckley
Jennifer Lopez
John Mayer
Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Kidneythieves
Korn
Limp Bizkit
Linkin Park
Live
Mad At Gravity
Marilyn Manson
Massive Attack
Metallica
Nelly Furtado
Nickelback
Nine Inch Nails
Nirvana
Offspring
P.O.D.
Papa Roach
Pearl Jam
The Prodigy
Puddle Of Mudd
Pulse Ultra
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Ro Divine
Sade
Seal
Sevendust
St. Germain
Staind
Static-X
Stone Temple Pilots
System Of A Down
Tool
Zero 7
#25
Posted 08 March 2005 - 02:13 PM
Drive-By Truckers (Decoration Day)
Jesse Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter (Oh, My Girl)
Siouxsie & The Banshees (Nocturne)
Christian Death (Only Theatre of Pain)
The White Stripes (The White Stripes, White Blood Cells)
Nirvana (Bleach)
The Allman Brothers (Brothers and Sisters)
Lynyrd Skynyrd (Best Of)
Motley Crue (Shout at the Devil)
Molly Hatchet (Best Of)
The Rolling Stones (Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers)
Richard Hell & The Voidoids (Blank Generation)
X (Under the Big Black Sun)
The Donnas (Turn 21)
The Sex Pistols (Never Mind the Bollocks)
Mazzy Star (So Tonight That I Might See)
Garbage (Garbage, Version 2.0)
Stone Temple Pilots (Purple, No. 4)
Led Zeppelin (I, II, III, IV, Houses of the Holy)
My Morning Jacket (It Still Moves)

#26
Posted 09 March 2005 - 01:42 AM
#27
Posted 09 March 2005 - 02:45 AM
Most of the time I don't listen to music. I wear silicon earplugs, during the day, and during the night. For those rare occasions when I'm not bombarded with noise and care about listening anything, I like either quiet, meditative music, or bird songs, rivers, creeks, rain sounds.
?? ... Hey c'mon... lol ... birds? rain sounds? ... What are you? A budhist?

You don't like Rock... or at least Jazz, or classical music? How old are you? ...
So much for designers having great taste for art in general


#30
Posted 26 March 2005 - 05:50 PM
I think Travis are awesome (maybe cause they are Scottish



Casper
#31
Posted 26 March 2005 - 11:17 PM
Jill Scott, Jay-Z, Missy Elliot, I've been REALLY getting into Patti Smith, The Darkness, Al Green,Ben Harper, Joseph Arthur, Chaka Khan, Alanis Morissette, Erykah Badu, Martin Sexton, Melissa Ferrick.
I pretty much listen to anything. Though, I can't listen to ANYTHING while I'm designing. hehe.
Jen
#32
Posted 04 April 2005 - 08:03 PM
I really like a lot of bands the ones topping my list are:
Marilyn Manson
Korn
Disturtbed
Drowning Pool
Adema
Rob Zombie
Tool
Alice Cooper
Eminem
Cold
Cake
Blood hound gang
Faith No more
G'N'R'
Hole
Jackyl
offspring
Pantera
Ramstein
Simple Plan
Zeromancer
Looking at some of the other posts


#35
Posted 07 June 2005 - 02:30 PM

#38
Posted 11 June 2005 - 04:26 AM
i love music,i have met people who say they dont care about music ...im scared of them.that blows my mind,what?huh?
As a musician, I know what you mean cause I feel the same way. I met those people. Actually I quit college, in part because it was an engineering college where most of the people were that way. They thought music was a waste of time. Child's play. And I've actually met people (a girl) who said she didn't really LIKE music.
I must feel sorry for someone who says that. They obviously have some kind of disturbance that stops them from enjoying basic capabilities, like the ability to see beauty, balance and meaning in certain things. I think it's a known problem with a psychanalist definition. Those people sometimes find also difficult to dream, understand the concept of perfection and feel simpathy for the pain of others.
EDIT: the section of the human brain that feels music is yet a complete mistery to science, and recent investigations admit that it's actually evolving with the passing of generations. People are listening to music more and more and they believe it will unlock new possibilities in day by day comunication, because it's a part of the way our brains will work someday. So actually music is much more than an art, or a form of "sonic design" with tones and rythms. It's part of how societies will work in a distant future (possibly).
#39
Posted 11 June 2005 - 08:01 PM
Through art college it was Bauhaus, New Order. I also went through a sixties phase. Started listening to the messages of the times in the music. I wanted to understand that generation better. Gave up the guitar full time and picked up the brushes and computer.
Throughout the 90's, starting with 1989, I became a lead singer. I was doing everything in rock's history. Loved it. I also became a designer for a company.
Nowadays, I love to listen to spiritual music. Meditation, singing Tibetan bowls, all the Pure Moods CDs. Music is so condusive to creativity. It also can physically heal, or can damage; by the waves it sends out.
Check this out:
http://www.spiritofm...nov1/cwater.htm
Try this at home!
Get a huge drawing pad and some markers, crayons, paint, ect.
Put on your favorite music.
Close your eyes and just move with the music as if you're conducting the music.
The results are awesome.
peace
Intuit
#40
Posted 12 June 2005 - 02:57 AM
i was weary of them before you wrote that.now...They obviously have some kind of disturbance that stops them from enjoying basic capabilities, like the ability to see beauty, balance and meaning in certain things. I think it's a known problem with a psychanalist definition. Those people sometimes find also difficult to dream, understand the concept of perfection and feel simpathy for the pain of others.
(possibly).

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