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Stealing Society - System of a Down All in Wait - Static-X Come As You Are - Nirvana Dam That River - Alice in Chains Never Gonna Stop - Rob Zombie Boulevard of Broken Dreams - Greenday Man in the Box - Alice in Chains Lithium - Nirvana No One Will Ever Love You - Magnetic Fields Heaven's On Fire - Kiss
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On July 08 2009 09:22 Jaksiel wrote: In no particular order, though I probably would stick Lateralus at number one. I heavily encourage anyone into prog to check out Porcupine Tree, they're amazing.
Glad to see someone mention Porcupine Tree, and since you already listed it, I'll leave out Anesthetize to make more room in mine 
Bowie - Heroes (or Ashes to Ashes..) The Prodigy - Climbatize Radiohead - Dollars and cents (among many others) The Beatles - Because Aphex Twin - Window Licker (or Milkman..) Muse - Butterflies and Hurricanes Franz Schubert - Unfinished symphony Nirvana - Breed Jimi Hendrix - The wind cries Mary Paul Simon - Call me Al (don't ask lol..)
In no particular order, many of which could be swapped with others (I love so many) My fav varies from time to time, but would probably be a Bowie or Radiohead tune.
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this is like impossible almost 
but here goes. Top 3 is easy enough, but I can never decide the order of them.
Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge over troubled water Elton John - Your Song Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah
the rest in no particular order
Elliott Smith - Needle in the hay Weezer - Island in the sun Jimi Hendrix - All along the watchtower Johnny Cash - Hurt Beatles - Let it be Neil Young - Heart of gold Bob Dylan - Knockin on heavens door
Yeah I know several of these songs are covers, but I like them better than the original and most of them are probably equally/more known to the public than their originals anyway.
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Wow, this is some taste people have I just can't compare to. I'm not going to bother giving a top # of music because those get overwritten quite frequently, not to mention (again) my taste is pretty lousy (an array electronic dance music and/or Eurobeat) would dominate this list.
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On July 08 2009 05:36 Varn wrote: My top 10 are ever-changing, but here's what strikes me at the moment:
Suddenly the Rain - Simon Says from Tardigrade (14:48) Lady in Black - Uriah Heep from Salisbury (4:47) A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers - Van der Graaf Generator from Pawn Hearts (23:13) Mutiny - Eloy from Power and the Passion (9:08) Tarkus - ELP from Tarkus (20:42) Epitaph - King Crimson from In the Court of the Crimson King (8:43) Close to the Edge - Yes from Close to the Edge (18:45) Echoes - Pink Floyd from Meddle (23:29) The Ethernet - The Tangent from Not as Good as the Book (10:13) Lady Fantasy - Camel from Mirage (12:46)
i love this list, thought about both plague of lighthouse keepers and tarkus for my #10
i like karn evil 1 part 2 more than tarkus tho but ill check out the ethernet and suddenly the rain as I didnt know them ;p
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current (in no particular order):
Razorlight- In The Morning Epik High- Map The Soul (ft. MYK) Peppertones- New Hippie Generation Owl City- On The Wing Nomak- Elemental Music Nujabes- Counting Stars Led Zeppelin- The Rain Song Vivaldi "Four Seasons" - "Winter" 1st Mov. The Submarines- Xavia The Pillows- Winona
I've been in a good mood lately
On July 08 2009 21:45 K_ Takahashi wrote: Wow, this is some taste people have I just can't compare to. I'm not going to bother giving a top # of music because those get overwritten quite frequently, not to mention (again) my taste is pretty lousy (an array electronic dance music and/or Eurobeat) would dominate this list. how can musical taste be "lousy" ?? Everyone is different
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Hmm I can't really put the songs in order because they are "equally" good. Anyways here goes favourite albums
Stratovarius - Forever (live in athens) Satyricon - Mother north Children of bodom - Follow the reaper Stratovarius - Visions (entire album) Madball - Demonstrating my style Sick of it all - Scratch the surface Cro-Mags - Age of quarrel Amorphis - Elegy/tales from the thousand lakes Wu-Tang Clan - Enter the 36 chambers Gang Starr - Moment of truth
Basically Scandinavian metal, american hardcore and hip-hop
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If we're talking about rock music, my list would probably consist mostly of Rolling Stones and Beatles, with some Led Zeppelin and Neil Young thrown in for good measure; not only because those are good, but because I'm familiar with their full discographies. Actually, I'd have a much easier time picking a couple of songs by other artists -- the hard thing about those four is the impossible task of deciding what to throw away.
OP listed "Sympathy For The Devil" and "Gimme Shelter" which are probably my favorite two Rolling Stones songs as well. If I were to add a third one, it'd possibly be one of "Rock and a Hard Place", "Paint It Black", "Hot Stuff", although there are a few other strong candidates.
It's really hard to pick 2-3 top Beatles songs. Their absolute best work which comprises at least 10-20 songs of very even quality, and my personal favorites happen to be the most unconventional ones, such as "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!". To be extremely conventional, I guess it'd be impossible to leave out "Hey Jude". Some of their early stuff (like most of A Hard Day's Night) is also awesome. Gah, it's too hard 
I'd pick at least one song by Neil Young, and "Ohio" listed earlier by Macavenger is as good as any. Other possibilities are "Rockin' In The Free World", "My My, Hey Hey", and perhaps a few more unknown songs like "Change Your Mind", "Leave The Driving". But unlike with the Beatles, I wouldn't get nightmares over leaving a bunch of those out.
Led Zeppelin - "Stairway To Heaven". Yes, it's overplayed, but deserves it nonetheless. Other candidates: "Good Times Bad Times"; "Kashmir" or anything from Physical Graffiti disc 1.
And then some single candidates by other artists:
John Lennon - "Imagine" Pearl Jam - "Even Flow" (or any other representative pick from Ten) Metallica - "Master Of Puppets" or maybe "Enter Sandman" Guns 'N Roses - "Welcome To The Jungle" (or any of several others) Cream - "Sunshine Of Your Love" or maybe "White Room" Something by Yardbirds (not sure which right now) Something by Elvis or Little Richard (again, hard to choose one)
And that's ignoring a bunch of givens like "Hotel Of California", "Smeels Like Teen Spirit", "Smoke On The Water" or something by Simon & Garfunkel... that I however don't care as quite much for personally.
If we're not just counting rock, I'd include "Giant Steps" (John Coltrane), "Spain" (Chick Corea) and/or something by Miles Davis. If classical music is allowed, it's an entirely different story, and I'm not even going to try (I could stretch myself to balance Beatles and Metallica, but how do you even compare Beatles and Bach?); I would be able to write down a separate classical top 10 though.
So yeah, this wasn't a top 10. More like a draft for a top 20. It could be turned into a top 10 with a lot of cropping, I guess. Sorry for being too lazy to do the work 
Choosing top 10 albums would be much easier, I think. Maybe I'll do that...
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On July 08 2009 22:08 Liquid`Drone wrote:+ Show Spoiler +On July 08 2009 05:36 Varn wrote: My top 10 are ever-changing, but here's what strikes me at the moment:
Suddenly the Rain - Simon Says from Tardigrade (14:48) Lady in Black - Uriah Heep from Salisbury (4:47) A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers - Van der Graaf Generator from Pawn Hearts (23:13) Mutiny - Eloy from Power and the Passion (9:08) Tarkus - ELP from Tarkus (20:42) Epitaph - King Crimson from In the Court of the Crimson King (8:43) Close to the Edge - Yes from Close to the Edge (18:45) Echoes - Pink Floyd from Meddle (23:29) The Ethernet - The Tangent from Not as Good as the Book (10:13) Lady Fantasy - Camel from Mirage (12:46) i love this list, thought about both plague of lighthouse keepers and tarkus for my #10 i like karn evil 1 part 2 more than tarkus tho but ill check out the ethernet and suddenly the rain as I didnt know them ;p
Thanks, it's always exciting to find a fellow progger (second only to finding a single, female progger). Simon Says and The Tangent are definitely my favorites of the modern prog bands. Suddenly the Rain is surely a classic in the making, the entire album is amazing actually. The Ethernet is great if you don't mind Tillison's sometimes bored vocal delivery, although if you do I would recommend checking out some of their other songs (Uphill From Here, GPS Culture, Four Egos, One War) where his singing is more powerful.
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Uh this is hard. I've got about 50ish songs that are all close 2nd's but i THINK these are the right songs for my top 10. I'll prolly end up editing this 10 times anyway though ~~. In no particular order:
Agalloch - In the Shadow of our Pale Companion Ayreon - Isis and Osiris Marduk - La Grande Danse Macabre Tristania - Opus Relinque Ayreon - Day Three: Pain Sisters of Mercy - Lucretia My Reflection Fields of the Nephilim - Watchman Tiamat - Alteration X 10 Emperor - Inno a Satana Samael - Jupiterian Vibe
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Good question. It's kinda hard to pick 10 songs, so I'll list off 10 bands whose music I like.
The Doors The Beatles Led Zepellin Deep Purple Queen Aerosmith Pink Floyd Metallica Rolling Stones
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On July 09 2009 00:56 Xiberia wrote: Uh this is hard. I've got about 50ish songs that are all close 2nd's but i THINK these are the right songs for my top 10. I'll prolly end up editing this 10 times anyway though ~~. In no particular order:
Agalloch - In the Shadow of our Pale Companion Ayreon - Isis and Osiris Marduk - La Grande Danse Macabre Tristania - Opus Relinque Ayreon - Day Three: Pain Sisters of Mercy - Lucretia My Reflection Fields of the Nephilim - Watchman Tiamat - Alteration X 10 Emperor - Inno a Satana Samael - Jupiterian Vibe
Damn it, I forgot to get an Ayreon song into my top 10. This is such a hard endeavor.
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On July 08 2009 23:33 Varn wrote: Thanks, it's always exciting to find a fellow progger (second only to finding a single, female progger). Simon Says and The Tangent are definitely my favorites of the modern prog bands.
Are you familiar with Porcupine Tree? I'll check out those bands, but is there more than one band named Simon Says? I remember a nu metal band named Simon Says but I can't imagine that's what you're referring to.
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On July 09 2009 01:07 Jaksiel wrote:Show nested quote +On July 09 2009 00:56 Xiberia wrote: Uh this is hard. I've got about 50ish songs that are all close 2nd's but i THINK these are the right songs for my top 10. I'll prolly end up editing this 10 times anyway though ~~. In no particular order:
Agalloch - In the Shadow of our Pale Companion Ayreon - Isis and Osiris Marduk - La Grande Danse Macabre Tristania - Opus Relinque Ayreon - Day Three: Pain Sisters of Mercy - Lucretia My Reflection Fields of the Nephilim - Watchman Tiamat - Alteration X 10 Emperor - Inno a Satana Samael - Jupiterian Vibe
Damn it, I forgot to get an Ayreon song into my top 10. This is such a hard endeavor. Better fix that then! Can't have you looking stupid by not putting an Ayreon song in your top 10 now, can we?
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As of right now,
1. Blind Guardian - And Then There Was Silence 2. Kamelot - Memento Mori 3. Turisas - Miklagard Overture 4. Avantasia - The Scarecrow 5. Angra - Morning Star 6. Edguy - The Piper Never Dies 7. Nevermore - This Godless Endeavor 8. Seventh Wonder - Hide and Seek 9. Edguy - Judas At the Opera 10. Gamma Ray - Somewhere Out In Space
Other songs of note: Blind Guardian - Imaginations From the Other Side Pain Of Salvation - Beyond the Pale Dream Theater - Surrounded Symphony X - Rediscovery (Part 2) - The New Mythology Dragonforce - Operation Ground and Pound Redemption - Fall On You Fairyland - Score to a New Beginning Shadow Gallery - Room V Helloween - Paint a New World Savage Circus - When Hell Awakes Sonata Arctica - Don't Say a Word
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On July 09 2009 01:08 Jaksiel wrote:+ Show Spoiler +On July 08 2009 23:33 Varn wrote: Thanks, it's always exciting to find a fellow progger (second only to finding a single, female progger). Simon Says and The Tangent are definitely my favorites of the modern prog bands. Are you familiar with Porcupine Tree? I'll check out those bands, but is there more than one band named Simon Says? I remember a nu metal band named Simon Says but I can't imagine that's what you're referring to.
Well my dad is a much bigger PT fan than I am. I do like a few of their songs, but they're not a band I actively listen to. And no, the Simon Says I'm referring to is definitely not metal, they began as a project out of Sweden started by Stefan Renstrom, although now they're pretty much a regular band with him doing most of the composing. Their site is here.
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in no particular order:
1. The Game of Love - Santana & Michelle Branch 2. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) - Hendrix 3. The Last Firstborn - Celldweller 4. Where Is My Mind? - The Pixies (kudos to the guy who mentioned this on page 1) 5. Out to Get Me - Clawfinger (found this while watching a sc highlight vid) 6. Clint Eastwood - Gorillaz 7. Triumph - Wu-Tang Clan 8. Rock Is Dead - Marilyn Manson 9. Surfing With the Alien - Joe Satriani 10 Float On - Modest Mouse
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Uhh I'll try my best to pick ten: Beach Boys - I Know There's An Answer Bob Dylan - Shelter from the Storm Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash - Girl from the North Country David Bowie - Always Crashing in the Same Car Frank Zappa - Gumbo Variations (Honestly there is way too much Zappa music so there's one lol) George Harrison - Run of the Mill Velvet Underground - Heroin Talking Heads - The Great Curve Franz Liszt - Totentanz The Cure - Plainsong
I coulda swore I saw someone mention a song from the cd Disintegration by The Cure. Think it was JWD, I just recently got into it and it's incredible =)
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This is just a guess. Also it includes no music from video games or anime, nor any classical. Just to narrow things down. Also, no artist is listed more than once, for variety's sake.
10. Depapepe - Start Fantastic energy. Gets me going when I'm down. 9. Coldplay - Viva la Vida The power in his voice when he talks about the fear in his enemies' eyes makes me want to go make some enemies fearful. 8. Dawnseekers - Eurydice Breathy female vocalists have to come into the list somewhere. 7. Beatles - For No One Picking a favorite Beatles song is rough, but the chorus is addicting and there's tons of emotion... quite like a lot of Beatles songs, really. Whatever, this is the one I remember. 6. LPChip - Dreaming Onwards So calm and so beautiful. It makes me believe in good times. 5. Zephyris 4 - Coup de Grace Sets off my almost-synesthesia something crazy. 4. Brian Dunning - Down in Yon Forest Best damn flute I have ever heard. 3. Spyro Gyra - Bob Goes to the Store Cheerful, happy, epic song. Got me into music in the first place. Feels like you're riding an ephemeral roller coaster on tracks made of plasma in outer space. 2. Billy McLaughlin - Candleman Everything is going to be alright. 1. Tangerine Dream - Comet's Figure Head Perfectly peaceful.
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On July 09 2009 02:46 KonekoTyriin wrote: 3. Spyro Gyra - Bob Goes to the Store Cheerful, happy, epic song. Got me into music in the first place. Feels like you're riding an ephemeral roller coaster on tracks made of plasma in outer space.
Haha, I wouldn't choose this song by Spyro Gyra (to start with, I think both "Freefall" and "Breakout" from the same album are better) but your description is great. Especially that "ephemeral roller coaster on tracks made of plasma in outer space" completely fails to makes sense with respect to the song's title.
It's awesome that a single song "got you into music".
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