Music In General

Some of my favorite categories to look for..

Extreme power electronics
Cologne acid / schaffelfieber
Acid Trance
Progressive Trance
Electro
Post Rock
Punk
Stoner Rock
Krautrock
Electronica
Disco
Modern classical
Drum'n'bass
Breakbeat
Spoken word
Minimal Techno
Glitch
Industrial
Electonic Body Music
Post punk
Chicago House
Jackin' Trax
Funk
Dub
Electronic Dub
Electroclash
Death Metal
New Wave
Pop
Hip hop
Baroque
Systems music
Space rock
Drone
Nosebleed Techno
Canterbury Rock
Synthesiser
Indie Rock
Techstep
Booty Bass
Motorik
Welsh male voice choir
Classical Organ music
Japanese noise guitar
Experimental
Rock
ECM Jazz
Piano Jazz

and a few other I can't think of at the mo'

DS

ITC - V/A History of Acid

Jesus... You would be a DJ's perfect customer

Some great styles listed there.

Jason

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The only kind of music I like is good music.


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Hmm....

Nice,

Yes, the record shop assistant today commented on what a varied selection I had purchased, and took down some recommendations from me to follow up to stock. (Nitzer Ebb, Gregor Trescher etc.) I also got the last copy of Mathew Jonson's 'Return of the Zombie Bikers' from the reserved pile, depriving another RSA of the pleasure of the record.

I think RSA 1 was pleased, as I helped him make his sales target for the week.

Fred,

Sometimes bad music is worth a listen too (E.g. Whistling Jack Smith')

DS

David,

Do you have Global Communication - '76.14' cd?

If you like to chill with some serious electronica then this is for you my friend..

Jason

Yes, got that.



For me though, Tom Middleton's best work was as the Jedi Knights.

DS

OTD - Oliver Koletzki - Der Muckenschwarm
[Utterly mad, but brilliant!, also fantastic cover]

Anything but Country n Western and Rock that involves perms.

Jazz, Ambient, Lefield, Classical, MoWax, Ninja Tune and the like.

Noddy Holder-Jedi Knights..........

Regards

Guy

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quote:

Originally posted by David Slater:

Sometimes bad music is worth a listen too (E.g. Whistling Jack Smith')

Well, I've never heard Whistling Jack Smith, but, sure, listening to bad music can be fun. Here's some of my favorite bad music by the singer Wing:

http://www.wingtunes.com

Gloriously awful.


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quote:

Extreme power electronics
Cologne acid / schaffelfieber
Acid Trance
Progressive Trance
Electro
Post Rock
Punk
Stoner Rock
Krautrock
Electronica
Disco
Modern classical
Drum'n'bass
Breakbeat
Spoken word
Minimal Techno
Glitch
Industrial
Electonic Body Music
Post punk
Chicago House
Jackin' Trax
Funk
Dub
Electronic Dub
Electroclash
Death Metal
New Wave
Pop
Hip hop
Baroque
Systems music
Space rock
Drone
Nosebleed Techno
Canterbury Rock
Synthesiser
Indie Rock
Techstep
Booty Bass
Motorik
Welsh male voice choir
Classical Organ music
Japanese noise guitar
Experimental
Rock
ECM Jazz
Piano Jazz

Where does Rachel Stevens fit into that little lot then?

Nigel

Pop, of course.

DS

OTD - V/A - Kombienphunk (dopplereffekt etc.)

Missing that very special genre, Kylie. How could you forget???

Kylie is also Pop.

I often think of Kylie and her journey to recovery, as I have her calendars at work and at home, and other pictures of her on my wall.

I hear she has had three operations now, and is going through chemotherapy in Paris.

She has to rest for a year, so I doubt we will see much new material, unless there is a backlog of releases.

DS

OTD - Mathew Jonson - Return of the Zombie Bikers

quote:

Originally posted by GuyPerry:
Anything but Country n Western and Rock that involves perms.

Jazz, Ambient, Lefield, Classical, MoWax, Ninja Tune and the like.

Noddy Holder-Jedi Knights..........

Regards

Guy

Fantastic selection ( just not sure about Mr Holder)

If Rachel Stevens feels the need to rest out for a year and listen to some cool vibes, she's welcome to come and stay here. I wouldn't even charge her rent...........!

Think on, lads.

G