Slightly different from the music thread. When i interviewed people on the radio station I worked at, I liked to use the question "What are you listening to now"(like its so original) followed by "If you were on an island and could only have 5 cds with you for the rest of your life, what would you pick?"

 

I think it gives a good indication of where that person is in their life and what they are about.

 

Currently the bands with the most plays on my Ipod are Failure(Fantastic Planet), Peter Gabriel(various), On(Shifting Skin), The Killers(various), Hum(You'd Prefer and Astronaut), and Brand New(Deja Entendu)

 

My 5 cds would be

1. 311 - Grassroots

2. Brand New - Deja Entendu

3. David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust

4. Nine Inch Nails - The Fragile

5. Failure - Fantastic Planet

 

 

this will be a good way to branch out my music interests since I no longer work in radio.

Edited July 13, 200520 yr by kyyle23

CD player in car: Scorpions - Bad for Good

CD player in car: Scorpions - Bad for Good

 

Scorpions, I havent heard much from them in a while. I remember they got mad airplay on The Blaze(103.5) when I was in high school. Lots of "Rainbow in the Dark"

I think they have a new CD that is supposed to come out either later this year or early next. I could be wrong though lol.

In my 6 disc changer in my car I have:

 

1.) Transplants - Haunted Cities

2.) Transplants - Transplants

3.) System of a Down - Mezmerize

4.) Rancid - Indestructible

5.) Rolling Stones - Aftermath

6.) Sum 41 - Chuck

1) System of a Down

2) T.I.

3) 50 Cent

4) Serbian CD

5) Serbian CD

Scorpions, I havent heard much from them in a while. I remember they got mad airplay on The Blaze(103.5) when I was in high school.  Lots of "Rainbow in the Dark"

Rainbow in the Dark was done by Dio.

In my 6 disc changer in my car I have:

 

1.) Transplants - Haunted Cities

2.) Transplants - Transplants

3.) System of a Down - Mezmerize

4.) Rancid - Indestructible

5.) Rolling Stones - Aftermath

6.) Sum 41 - Chuck

 

At the risk of being ridiculed, explain the Transplants sound to me. I love barkers drumming, and I like Blink and Box Car Racer. Core Punk?

Rainbow in the Dark was done by Dio.

 

now you know how much I listen to the Scorpions.

 

Rocked you like a Hurricane?

Edited July 13, 200520 yr by kyyle23

Rocked you like a Hurricane?

 

 

And yes, I am having that played at my wedding reception at some point or another lol.

Creed - Human Clay

Aerosmith (various)

Breaking Benjamin - We Are Not Alone

VH1 Storytellers Johnny Cash & Willie Nelson

Seether - Karma & Effect

In the car..

2004 Grammy Nominees CD

Matchbox20

Rob Thomas

Fountians of Wayne

Blackeyed Peas

And one other I can't remember...

Slightly different from the music thread.  When i interviewed people on the radio station I worked at, I liked to use the question "What are you listening to now"(like its so original) followed by "If you were on an island and could only have 5 cds with you for the rest of your life, what would you pick?"

 

I think it gives a good indication of where that person is in their life and what they are about.

 

Currently the bands with the most plays on my Ipod are Failure(Fantastic Planet), Peter Gabriel(various), On(Shifting Skin), The Killers(various), Hum(You'd Prefer and Astronaut), and Brand New(Deja Entendu)

 

My 5 cds would be

1.  311 - Grassroots

2. Brand New - Deja Entendu

3. David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust

4. Nine Inch Nails - The Fragile

5. Failure - Fantastic Planet

this will be a good way to branch out my music interests since I no longer work in radio.

 

Brand New - Deja Entendu is the ish.

Beatles Bootlegs 1968 (thanks to Hammerhead!!)

In the car CD:

The Killers

Talking Heads

Spamalot - Original Cast Album

Wax Trax Black Box Collection - A MUST HAVE!!

Edited July 13, 200520 yr by RibbieRubarb

At the risk of being ridiculed, explain the Transplants sound to me.  I love barkers drumming, and I like Blink and Box Car Racer. Core Punk?

It's hard to discribe, their first album was mainly punk/ska/rock with a bit of rap thrown in.

 

The new Album "Haunted Cities" is more rap oriented seeing how Rob Aston is mixing in a lot more of his sound into the band, however any band that has Tim Armstrong as an exclusive member must have atleast half the songs in his punk/ska/rock sound.

 

So in other words it's really hard to describe their sound.

 

 

http://www.myspace.com/thetransplants

It's hard to discribe, their first album was mainly punk/ska/rock with a bit of rap thrown in.

 

The new Album "Haunted Cities" is more rap oriented seeing how Rob Aston is mixing in a lot more of his sound into the band, however any band that has Tim Armstrong as an exclusive member must have atleast half the songs in his punk/ska/rock sound.

 

So in other words it's really hard to describe their sound.

http://www.myspace.com/thetransplants

 

Are a fan of the Urge? I used to see them twice a year when I lived in Carbondale at the Copper Dragon(the best little venue in the world), hell of a show.

In the car CD:

The Killers

Talking Heads

Spamalot - Orginal Cast Album

Wax Trax Black Box Collection - A MUST HAVE!!

 

I have had the black box collection since 96. Good stuff!

car CD: it takes a nation of millions to hold us back, public enemy.

 

i'd have to think about which desert-island albums for a LONG time.

I also got the Juelz Santana/Cam'Ron/Diplomats/Dipset set in the CD player.

Papa Roach- Getting Away With Murder

Breaking Benjamin- Saturate

onesidezero

12 Stones- Potter's Field

Hot Water Music- The New What Next

Korn- Greatest Hits

Lost Prophets

I have had the black box collection since 96. Good stuff!

 

Pailhead - I will Refuse

Pailhead - I will Refuse

 

1000 homo dj's, the KLF, early ministry. Good hard industrial and alternative sounds.

Are a fan of the Urge?  I used to see them twice a year when I lived in Carbondale at the Copper Dragon(the best little venue in the world), hell of a show.

I always thought they were to Ska/soft rock oriented. I need a little more hard rock mixed in there. They're not bad just not a personal fav.

I always thought they were to Ska/soft rock oriented. I need a little more hard rock mixed in there. They're not bad just not a personal fav.

 

they changed into that. Recieving the Gift of Flavor is pretty hard compared to Master of Styles and Too Much Stereo. Their shows still rock though, they really go crazy on stage. At least they do in Carbondale.