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    Your Big Fives

    Whatever styles you like, you don't have to use mine.


    70s Hard Rock
    Black Sabbath
    Deep Purple
    Thin Lizzy
    Uriah Heep
    Wishbone Ash

    Folk-Rock
    Fairport Convention
    Jethro Tull
    Pentangle
    Stealers Wheel
    Steeleye Span

    Acid, Space, Psych
    David Bowie
    The Doors
    Hawkwind
    The Jimi Hendrix Experience
    Pink Floyd

    Blues Rock
    Bad Company
    Cream
    Free
    Led Zeppelin
    Whitesnake

    80s metal
    Iron Maiden
    Motorhead
    Raven
    Saxon
    Venom

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    70s Hard Rock
    Led Zeppelin
    Free
    Mountain
    Uriah Heep
    Budgie

    Folk-Rock
    Incredible String Band
    Fairport Convention
    Bob Dylan
    Steeleye Span
    Arbete och Fritid

    Psych
    Jefferson Airplane
    13 Floor Elevators
    Group 1850
    Kaleidoscope (UK)
    Tim Buckley

    Space,
    Gong
    Hawkwind
    Pink Floyd
    Amon Duul 2
    Ozric Tentacles

    Blues Rock
    Cream
    Allman Brothers band
    Fleetwood Mac
    John Mayall
    Groundhogs

    70s metal
    Black Sabbath
    Judas Priest
    U.F.O.
    Rush
    Aerosmith

    80s metal
    Motorhead
    Slayer
    Venom
    Iron Maiden
    Mercyful Fate
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    Yea, Mountain, what a great band!

    So I'll have to do this now then:

    North American Hard Rock

    April Wine
    Blue Oyster Cult
    Montrose
    Mountain
    Rush

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    70's Glam
    The Sweet
    Slade
    T-Rex
    David Bowie
    Roxy Music

    70's Rock
    Budgie
    UFO
    Uriah Heep
    Thin Lizzy
    Led Zep

    80's Popular music/bands
    Tears For Fears
    Talk Talk
    Def Leppard
    Duran Duran
    Heaven 17

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    Arthur Lee/Love
    The Who
    Steely Dan
    Genesis (only through W & W)
    After Crying

    That's my big 5 overall.
    "My choice early in life was either to be a piano player in a whorehouse or a politician, and to tell the truth, there's hardly any difference"

    President Harry S. Truman

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    70s rock

    Wishbone Ash
    Doobie Brothers
    Mountain
    Blue Oyster Cult
    Black Sabbath

    Blues Rock

    Allman Brothers
    Fleetwood Mac
    Cream
    John Mayall
    Savoy Brown

    60s

    Beach Boys
    Love
    Free Design
    Moody Blues
    Beatles

    80s style

    Kate Bush
    XTC
    The Sundays
    Cocteau Twins
    Tears For Fears

    Space Rock

    Captain Beyond
    Hawkwind
    Gong
    Pink Floyd
    Ozric Tentacles

    Indie

    M Coast
    Fleet Foxes
    Tennis
    Stereolab
    Freelance Whales




    Prog, 90s to now

    Advent
    Mr. Sirius

    and then a ton of artists fairly equal, including Big Big Train, Thieves Kitchen, Thinking Plague, Flower Kings, Sanguine Hum, Kenso, Karda Estra, Glass Hammer and others.
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    Bubblegum Music

    early Sweet
    1910 Fruitgum Company
    Hanson
    Ohio Express
    One Direction


    2000s - now Pop

    The Killers
    Ok GO
    Imagine Dragons
    Fun
    Dirty Loops

    Funk
    The Brothers Johnson
    Lakeside
    Cameo
    Slave
    Brick
    Ohio Players
    Sun
    Skyy
    Parliament/Funkadelic

    Techno Industrial

    Frontline Assembly
    Front 242
    Skinny Puppy
    Assemblage 23
    VNV Nation
    Sphere Lazza

    Electro Metal/ Industrial Metal

    Celldweller
    Cynic
    Fear Factory
    Rob Zombie
    later-era Shotgun Messiah

    Bands That I Think Deserve PE/OT - or even PE/Main - Discussion but I generally never see mentioned anywhere here

    Mr. Bungle

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    '60s Rock
    The Beatles
    Jimi Hendrix Experience
    Cream
    Led Zeppelin
    Deep Purple

    '70s Prog
    Gentle Giant
    Genesis
    Yes
    ELP
    King Crimson

    Post '70s Prog
    Underground Railroad
    Kenso
    Advent
    Thinking Plague
    Kimara Sajn

    Pop
    XTC
    Steely Dan
    Nik Kershaw
    Kevin Gilbert
    Queen

    '70s Fusion
    Mahavishnu Orchestra
    Bruford
    Return To Forever
    Dixie Dregs
    Weather Report

    Post '70s Fusion
    Chick Corea Elektric Band
    Tribal Tech
    Yellowjackets
    Allan Holdsworth
    Pat Metheny Group


    Straight Ahead Jazz
    John Coltrane
    Charlie Parker
    Wes Montgomey
    Wayne Shorter
    Herbie Hancock

    Funk/R&B
    Earth Wind & Fire
    Tower of Power
    Herbie Hanckock & the Headhunters
    Stevie Wonder
    James Brown

    Shred Guitar
    Steve Vai
    Lyle Workman
    Steve Morse
    Guthrie Govan
    Greg Howe

    Brazilian
    Joao Bosco
    Antonio Carlos Jobim
    Ivan Lins
    Milton Nascimento
    Elis Regina

    Classical
    Stravinsky
    Debussy
    Ravel
    Brahms
    Hindemith

    Quote Originally Posted by klothos View Post
    Bands That I Think Deserve PE/OT - or even PE/Main - Discussion but I generally never see mentioned anywhere here

    Mr. Bungle
    There has been at least one thread about them here, maybe more. And they do get mentioned in other threads. They hit the spot for me with "California."
    Last edited by No Pride; 05-20-2015 at 05:25 PM.

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    Yeah, Patton (& MB, FNM & Fantomas) is/are revered by many here (incl me).
    "My choice early in life was either to be a piano player in a whorehouse or a politician, and to tell the truth, there's hardly any difference"

    President Harry S. Truman

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    I own 'California' as well. Great stuff.

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    Jazz, pre Bop-
    Duke Ellington's Blanton Webster Band
    Basie's Band circa complete Atomic Basie
    Louis Armstrong's Hot Five
    JellyRoll Morton
    Artie Shaw's Big Band

    BeBop
    Charlie Parker
    Dizzy Gillespie
    Clifford Brown
    Dexter Gordon
    Wardell Gray

    HardBop/Post Bop
    Miles / Coltrane Quintet
    Miles / Shorter Quintet
    Coltrane's classic Quartet
    Art Blakey's Jazzz Messengers
    Mingus


    Free Jazz
    Ornette Coleman
    Cecil Taylor
    Sun Ra's Arkestra
    Albert Ayler
    Don Cherry

    Soul Jazz

    Cannonball Adderley
    Horace Silver
    Stanley Turrentine
    Jimmy Smith
    Lou Donaldson

    Fusion/Jazz-Rock
    Weather Report
    Mahavishnu Orchestra
    Miles Davis post Bitches Brew configurations /esp. With Cosey on Guitar
    Return to Forever
    Tony Williams Lifetime, Mach I and esp. Mach II

    Post-Modern/Post-Jazz
    Hermeto Pascoal
    Henry Threadgill
    Rob Mazurek
    Nels Cline
    Dave Douglas

    Steve Coleman belongs here somewhere...

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    Old British Rock
    Black Sabbath
    Deep Purple
    Led Zeppelin
    Budgie
    Judas Priest

    Original RIO
    Henry Cow
    Samla Mammas Manna
    Univers Zero
    Stormy Six
    Etron Fou Leloublan

    Zeuhl
    Magma
    Eskaton
    Shub-Niggurath
    Koenhjiyakkei
    Weidorje

    Chamber Rock
    Julverne
    Aranis
    Present
    Arteria
    Archestra

    Modern Avant
    Thinking Plague
    Cheer-Accident
    Miriodor
    Yugen
    5UU's

    Eastern Europe
    Vezhlivy Otkaz
    Uz Jsme Doma
    Pikapika Teart
    Rational Diet
    Auktyon

    Nu Jazz
    Elephant9
    Jaga Jazzist
    Blue Cranes
    Pixel
    cellar & point

    Old Jazz
    Miles Davis
    Thelonius Monk
    Dave Brubeck
    Sonny Rollins
    John Coltrane

    Avant Metal
    Sleepytime Gorilla Museum
    Guapo
    Stolen Babies
    Diablo Swing Orchestra
    Unexpect

    Canterbury
    Caravan
    Hatfield & The North
    National Health
    Egg
    Gilgamesh

    Space Rock
    Hawkwind
    Ozric Tentacles
    The Future Kings Of England
    Vietgrove
    My Brother The Wind

    Krautrock
    Amon Duul 2
    CAN
    Faust
    Ash Ra Tempel
    Gila

    New Age / World
    Mike Oldfield
    Popol Vuh
    Pekka Pohjola
    Vangelis
    Jean Michel Jarre

    Minimalist
    Dawn Of Midi
    Nik Bartsch Ronin
    Sonar
    Brandt Brauer Frick
    Steve Reich

    Electronic
    Tangerine Dream
    Klaus Schulze
    Radio Massacre International
    Steve Roach
    ARC

    Avant Folk
    Comus
    Jan Dukes De Grey
    Make A Rising
    Alec K Redfearn & The Eyesores
    Biota

    NWOBHM
    Iron Maiden
    Saxon
    Tygers Of Pan Tang
    Samson
    Motorhead

    Blues
    BB King
    John Lee Hooker
    Howlin Wolf
    Muddy Waters
    Albert Collns

    Italian
    PFM
    Banco
    Le Orme
    Area
    Il Balletto Di Bronzo

    Big 5
    King Crimson
    Yes
    Genesis
    Jethro Tull
    Pink Floyd
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    Gordon Haskell - "You've got to keep the groove in your head and play a load of bollocks instead"
    I blame Wynton, what was the question?
    There are only 10 types of people in the World, those who understand binary and those that don't.

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    If you weren't spending time compiling your impressive breakdown, Ian, would you just be sitting there with your thumb up your arse?

    BTW, those were not emoticons, but rather an explanation for the first sentence.
    "My choice early in life was either to be a piano player in a whorehouse or a politician, and to tell the truth, there's hardly any difference"

    President Harry S. Truman

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    I decided to stop I was just chillin watching the Red Sox lose.
    Ian

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    Gordon Haskell - "You've got to keep the groove in your head and play a load of bollocks instead"
    I blame Wynton, what was the question?
    There are only 10 types of people in the World, those who understand binary and those that don't.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NogbadTheBad View Post
    I decided to stop I was just chillin watching the Red Sox lose.
    My Mets plummeted into second place in the NL East tonight.........Although I am unhappy, it always pleases me to see a Red Sox fan to remind me of the Mets greatest hero: Bill Buckner



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    Quote Originally Posted by Rufus View Post
    80's Popular music/bands
    Duran Duran
    Heaven 17
    +1
    A couple of favs of mine too, but they still get dismissed by haters of 80s music who usually haven't even bothered to listen to either of those bands or any other early 80s bands for that matter.

    So here's my five.

    Early 80s synth/new romantics:

    Spandau Ballet
    Human League
    Duran Duran
    ABC
    Heaven 17

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    Quote Originally Posted by NogbadTheBad View Post

    Avant Metal
    Sleepytime Gorilla Museum
    Guapo
    Stolen Babies
    Diablo Swing Orchestra
    Unexpect
    Holy fuggolo! That's an impressive post man, you really know your stuff.

    And thanks for the avant metal, I know and love the first 3, but haven't yet heard DSO or Unexpect, but I will soon.

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    CLASSICAL

    English
    Bax
    Elgar
    Finzi
    Moeran
    Vaughan Williams

    Irish, Scottish & colonial
    Grainger (AUS)
    Harty (IRE)
    Lilburn (NZ)
    Muir Mathieson (SCO)
    Stanford (IRE)

    Russian
    Khachaturian
    Myaskovsky
    Shostakovich
    Stravinsky
    Tchaikovsky

    German
    Beethoven
    Brahms
    Bruch
    Orff
    Wagner

    Austrian
    Bruckner
    Kreisler
    Mahler
    Schoenberg
    Webern

    Czech & Slovakian
    Dvorak
    Martinu
    Janacek
    Ryba
    Smetana

    Rest of central and eastern Europe
    Bartok
    Chopin
    Gorecki
    Liszt
    Penderecki

    French
    Berlioz
    Honegger
    Messiaen
    Saint-Saens
    Satie

    Italian
    Leoncavallo
    Palestrina
    Puccini
    Respighi
    Rossini

    Swedish
    Alfven
    Atterberg
    Blomdahl
    Rangstrom
    Wiren

    Finnish & Estonian
    Englund
    Kokkonen
    Part
    Sibelius
    Jarnefelt

    American
    Barber
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    Ives
    Piston
    Zappa

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