DITTO!Linwood Thorpe wrote:The Cowboy Junkies are a band I find myself obsessing over a few times a year. I won't listen to them for a while, then all of a sudden I will put on one of their discs and I will end up listening to them exclusively for a few days to a week. I think I have seen them 12 times or so.
Bands To Obsess Over
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Well starting out in my youth it was:
Van Halen
Steve Vai
and any other great guitar instrumentalist (is that a word?)
Highschool it was:
Live
Counting Crows
Pearl Jam
Smashing Pumpkins
Pink Floyd
Zepplin
the Doors
College it was:
The Dead
Dinosaur Jr
Uncle Tupelo
Son Volt
Jayhawks
Eric Clapton
Frog Holler (local band that I followed from its early roots)
Post college:
any Bluegrass
Stevie Ray Vaughn
CCR
Whiskeytown
Ryan Adams
Wilco
Old 97's
Josh Rouse
And after all that, the other night I listened to Pink Floyd "Animals" all the way through, and loved it!!
Van Halen
Steve Vai
and any other great guitar instrumentalist (is that a word?)
Highschool it was:
Live
Counting Crows
Pearl Jam
Smashing Pumpkins
Pink Floyd
Zepplin
the Doors
College it was:
The Dead
Dinosaur Jr
Uncle Tupelo
Son Volt
Jayhawks
Eric Clapton
Frog Holler (local band that I followed from its early roots)
Post college:
any Bluegrass
Stevie Ray Vaughn
CCR
Whiskeytown
Ryan Adams
Wilco
Old 97's
Josh Rouse
And after all that, the other night I listened to Pink Floyd "Animals" all the way through, and loved it!!
That is true...and even now reading an article about how it is 20 years on since Meat Is Murder made me drag them all out again and play them at deafening volume!Godsownsinger wrote:calexico wrote:I totally obsessed over The Smiths for years,..
The Smiths, and Morrissey were one of those artists you either were totally in love with, or didnt like...I havent really met any middle-of-the-road fans .
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long, strange trip
There've been many, but the major ones have been (in roughly chronological order):
The Beatles
Jimi Hendrix
Led Zeppelin
Van Halen
Rush
Yes
King Crimson
Mahavishnu Orchestra
Grateful Dead
Neil Young
Bob Dylan
Laura Nyro
Sly and the Family Stone
Miles Davis
Steely Dan
Jayhawks
Nick Drake
Kirsty MacColl
Bill Evans
Beethoven
Shostakovich
John Fahey
Throwing Muses
Jay Farrar
Radiohead
There have been genre phases, too: times where I'm way into funk, bluegrass, electronica, hard rock, etc.
The Beatles
Jimi Hendrix
Led Zeppelin
Van Halen
Rush
Yes
King Crimson
Mahavishnu Orchestra
Grateful Dead
Neil Young
Bob Dylan
Laura Nyro
Sly and the Family Stone
Miles Davis
Steely Dan
Jayhawks
Nick Drake
Kirsty MacColl
Bill Evans
Beethoven
Shostakovich
John Fahey
Throwing Muses
Jay Farrar
Radiohead
There have been genre phases, too: times where I'm way into funk, bluegrass, electronica, hard rock, etc.
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10-12 years old: billy joel, elton john, and the beatles
13-14 the police, bob dylan
14-15 bob dylan, grateful dead, neil young
15-16 hank williams sr, woody guthrie, robert johnson, and I obsessed about most other bob dylan influences (mainly old blues and country)
16-17 grateful dead, phish, pink floyd, led zep, the who, other classic rock
18 eminem, dr dre, snoop dogg, mf doom
19 beck, wilco, son volt, ut
20 big star, gram parsons
21 neutral milk hotel, olivia tremor control (the whole elephant 6 thing)
22 the rolling stones
23 skip spence
24 the white stripes, ryan adams
25 lately i've just been listening to the most recent work by the white stripes, wilco, son volt, ryan adams, bob dylan, beck and a lot of old blues and country.
13-14 the police, bob dylan
14-15 bob dylan, grateful dead, neil young
15-16 hank williams sr, woody guthrie, robert johnson, and I obsessed about most other bob dylan influences (mainly old blues and country)
16-17 grateful dead, phish, pink floyd, led zep, the who, other classic rock
18 eminem, dr dre, snoop dogg, mf doom
19 beck, wilco, son volt, ut
20 big star, gram parsons
21 neutral milk hotel, olivia tremor control (the whole elephant 6 thing)
22 the rolling stones
23 skip spence
24 the white stripes, ryan adams
25 lately i've just been listening to the most recent work by the white stripes, wilco, son volt, ryan adams, bob dylan, beck and a lot of old blues and country.
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