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kfcrulez
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Music, who are your favorite artists?
Some of my favorite artists are
tori amos
ani difranco
oysterhead
phish
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Ink Capable
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Re: Music, who are your favorite artists?
Good topic. In no particular order:
Sarah Slean
Sam Roberts
Hawksley Workman
David Usher
Brian Adams (What can I say; I was raised in the eighties)
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Re: Music, who are your favorite artists?
Pink Floyd, Dire Straits and Cranberries.
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Re: Music, who are your favorite artists?
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Ink Capable wrote:
Good topic. In no particular order:
Sarah Slean
Sam Roberts
Hawksley Workman
David Usher
Brian Adams (What can I say; I was raised in the eighties)
Ink Capable, with that list, if you aren't Canadian I will eat my hat.
Sherry
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Re: Music, who are your favorite artists?
Delerium.
There has never been more beautiful and provocative music for mediation, martial arts, or writing.
Check out the song Silence from the album Karma (and then check it back in again).
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Re: Music, who are your favorite artists?
My drop-everything-and-travel-anywhere-at-the-merest-hint-of-a-concert list:
Deep Purple
Yes
Mostly Autumn
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Re: Music, who are your favorite artists?
If you like clever, humourous and offbeat lyrics, I highly recommend Jonathan Coulton http://www.jonathancoulton.com. He's undertaken to create a song a week for a year and it's been very interesting so far.
Sherry
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Re: Music, who are your favorite artists?
There is a local station that does desert island discs and invites listeners to send in a list of 3 albums (except they call them discs) that you would want to have if you were stuck on a desert island...
I haven't been able to get the list down to three, or even finish making the list but here's what's on it so far:
Ellen McIllwaine (absolutely, and if I could only have one, it would be hers and it would be the live album from the Women In Emotion concert)
Joni Mitchell
The McGarrigles (I'm really fond of The McGarrigle Hour)
Blue Rodeo
The Tragically Hip
Jack Johnson
kd lang
Emmylou Harris
There are more, many more, sometimes just an individual song by an artist (rather than the body of work).
I often find myself singing *Flowers on the Wall* and *King of the Road*.
Wanda
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Re: Music, who are your favorite artists?
Hmmmmm. Music to take to a desert island...
I think I'd take "Requiem" by Brahms. That piece of music is complex enough to listen to it over and over again. (Of course, there are several artists that have played it.)
Any one by the "Palastorchester and its singer Max Raabe". That's a rather special German band, reenacting the 1920s musical style. Aside from playing (and singing) songs of that era, they have created new ones in that style. I love them.
Third one will be difficult... Maybe Kodo, Japanese Drums. That's exciting and at the same time a good tool for meditation.
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