What other bands do R.E.M. fans like?
John Hlavaty
news group before. So, if there is a proper etiquette here that I am not
following, my apologies.
I have a request for all of you R.E.M. fans. I happen to be a fanatic about
U2 and I frequently read or write to the alt.fan.u2 or alt.music.u2 news
groups. One thing that I noticed among the U2 fans is that most fans
seem to pick Pearl Jam and R.E.M. as their second most favorite groups. To me,
this makes logical sense. Now I don't wish to start a flame war here, but
these three groups are very similiar. In my opinion (and only my opinion), they
each have a powerful, charismatic lead singer. Eddie Vedder, Michael Stipes
and Bono each have distinct voices, yet are also very good singers. These
three groups have consistently produced good albums. Lyrically, each group
has addressed a variety of social concerns, each in their unique way.
Just like some of you may only know U2 through the Joshua Tree or Achtung
Baby (which are U2's most popular albums, based on sales), I know Pearl Jam
mostly through Ten. I was first introduced to Pearl Jam when my former
roommate awoke me from a pleasant sleep by blasting "Even Flow" on the stereo.
Strangely enough, this remains my favorite Pearl Jam song. As far as R.E.M., I
have enjoyed their music since "Radio Free Europe"; however, I would not
necessarily call myself a fanatic about them as I would about U2. But to me,
these three groups represent some of the best music today. While Pearl Jam's
sound is clearly more "heavier" than the other two groups, they all seem
to have musical similarities. Therefore, if I may be so bold, I would like
to hear from R.E.M. fans and what they think of these two groups. Do
R.E.M. fans place U2 and Pearl Jam as among their favorites? When answering
this question, I ask that you look at all of the music the groups have
produced (i.e. if you didn't happen to like Zooropa or Vitalogy, but loved
all of their other works, don't base your answer on your opinion for
just one album). I am open to both positive and negative comments, but
please keep the conversation clean (i.e., writing "U2 sucks" will not give
me a very informative answer).
I will post this same message to the Pearl Jam news group. You can reply to
the net or to me directly. Thank you all for your time and Happy holidays.
Ciao,
John
Nathan Griffin
old, AFAIC. And I've liked Pearl Jam ever since I saw the "Alive"
video for the first time watching MTV late at night. I just think all
3 of these bands care an awful lot about their music and it shows.
Peal Jam threatesn to burn out more quickly than the other two, but
who knows? REM threatened to burn out around their 3rd album too.
Nirvana *did* burn out after their 3rd album. (I was never much of a
fun, but hey... it's a odd coincidence).
--
D*R*E*A*M*S*T*H*E*Y*C*O*M*P*L*I*C*A*T*E*M*Y*L*I*F*E*G*E*T*U*P*G*E*T*U*P
| gri...@freenet.fsu.edu | Nathan Griffin |
| afn0...@freenet.ufl.edu | REM--"Get Up" |
D*R*E*A*M*S*T*H*E*Y*C*O*M*P*L*I*M*E*N*T*M*Y*L*I*F*E*G*E*T*U*P*G*E*T*U*P
EthanKap
Hot Chili Peppers but by far my favorite band is REM.
Ethan
People drown and people searve. Don't be shy, your just deserve is only
now light years to go... REM, FInd the River
Goodwin
My all time personal favorites (besides REM):
Leonard Cohen
The Cure
Beck
Velvet Underground
Violent Femmes
Prince or 0{-+> (whatever he wants to call himself)
Tom Waits
The Pixies
William S. Burroughs (not actually a band, but his stuff is great)
Bob Wiseman ( a brilliant Canadian Musician)
,,,
(o o)
---------------------------oOO--(_)--OOo-----------------------------
Robert Goodwin goo...@cuug.ab.ca or goo...@el.sait.ab.ca
Calgary, AB "Anyone who likes sausages or law should not be
CANADA allowed to watch either one being made"
_____________________________________________________________________
Gina Norman
jo...@nowaksg.chem.nd.edu (John Hlavaty) writes:
> Do
> R.E.M. fans place U2 and Pearl Jam as among their favorites?
Well, i don't, but I seem to be the exception rather than the rule. In
fact, I don't much like U2 or Pearl Jam, really (though I did like
"Sunday, Bloody Sunday" once a long, long time ago). I love R.E.M. not
for their "rockin'-ness," but for their melodic complexity -- the way
the harmonies and counter-melodies intertwine and the unusual
instruments and arrangements. (A4TP is one of my favorite albums,
along with OOT and Reckoning).
Other groups that I love include:
Genesis (old...like Trick of the Tail and Lamb Lies Down on Broadway)
The Beatles (later stuff)
CSN&Y
Jethro Tull
Led Zepplin
Moody Blues
YES
They Might Be Giants
These groups tend to have the sort of complex music that I like (I love
things with a harmony part that I can sing). OK, TMBG might not, but
the lyrics are so funny sometimes...
Happy New Year everyone!
PLAMANN
> Do
> R.E.M. fans place U2 and Pearl Jam as among their favorites?
Nope...here's some bands I listen to a lot when R.E.M. is not playing:
- Gigolo Aunts - from Boston, great upcoming group with two CDs out.
- Grant Lee Buffalo
- The Gufs - from Milwaukee - 3 CDs out, amazing live!
- Elivs Costello
- The Replacements
------>Mark<---------
Your Name Here
Bob Dylan,
Melissa Ethridge,
Eric Clapton,
Green Day,
Sheryl Crow,
Soundgarden,
Tom Petty,
Pearl Jam,
and Live.
--
I tried to sing along.......Damn! that radio song.
Jason Lake
In a previous article, pla...@aol.com (PLAMANN) says:
>In article <3dcjkr$s...@news.nd.edu>
>jo...@nowaksg.chem.nd.edu (John Hlavaty) writes:
>
>> Do
>> R.E.M. fans place U2 and Pearl Jam as among their favorites?
>
>Nope...here's some bands I listen to a lot when R.E.M. is not playing:
>
>- Gigolo Aunts - from Boston, great upcoming group with two CDs out.
>- Grant Lee Buffalo
>- The Gufs - from Milwaukee - 3 CDs out, amazing live!
>- Elivs Costello
>- The Replacements
>
>------>Mark<---------
This R.E.M. fan also likes U2 and Pearl Jam...AND Elvis Costello. Mind
you, I also like Ministry, King Crimson, post-Licensed to Ill Beastie
Boys, Metallica, Pink Floyd, The Cure, The Smiths, Kate Bush, 1920's
blues, Wagner, Clannad, Public Enemy and Tom Waits.
You got a problem with that? TOO %$@#IN' BAD!! :-) :-) :-)
Music is highly subjective. I like R.E.M. I figure most people who do
have a generally open ear for music and might like just about anything
imaginative, no matter how diverse. There are always preferences, of course.
Jason Lake
:-| I remember this.
Jonathan Petruk
Both are from Canada, and are commonly compared to REM. I don't
personally agree with the comparrisons, but I do enjoy both groups.
Check 'em out.
--
* "The secret of success is sincerity. Once you can fake that you've *
* got it made." -- Jean Giraudoux *
* -Jon Petruk-petruk@cs.ualberta.ca-http://ugweb.cs.ualberta.ca/~petruk *
Andrew Emond
Jonathan Petruk <pet...@falun.cs.ualberta.ca> wrote:
> Has anyone ever heard of 54.40 or the Tragically Hip?
> Both are from Canada, and are commonly compared to REM. I don't
>personally agree with the comparrisons, but I do enjoy both groups.
> Check 'em out.
The Hip remind me a lot of REM, and that probably has a lot to do with
their lead singer, who has that same stage presence that Stipe does.
I never thought of 54-40 having anything in common with REM other than the
fact that they're a good band.
DREW.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Andrew Emond | "How I wish that I didn't know now
Email: nstn...@fox.nstn.ca | what I didn't know then." -TYFF.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Will Patterson
> Has anyone ever heard of 54.40 or the Tragically Hip?
> Both are from Canada, and are commonly compared to REM. I don't
>personally agree with the comparrisons, but I do enjoy both groups.
> Check 'em out.
I suppose in some ways the Hip could be compared to REM but go put in
some Midnight Oil then listen to the Hip. I think there are far more
similarities there.....
Jennifer E Tantzen
1. Hole (courntey love's band)
2. Soundgarden
3. Babes in Toyland
4. U2
5. Nirvana
JLOC...@maine.maine.edu
Belly, Breeders, Veruca Salt, Weezer, The Dead, Allman Bros., NIN, Tori Amos,
Letters to Cleo, Nirvana, Creedence, Neil Young, Velvet Underground, They MIght
be Giants, Pearl Jam, Pixies, Smashing Pumpkins, and 10,000 Maniacs...
Throw in...Indigo Girls.....and Phish again(I'm went to New Years in Boston!!!)
My stereo broke over break, leaving Weezer, B-Boys _Sure Shot_ single, U2
_Even Better then the Real thing_ remixes, the new Pearl Jam, and the pixies
_Surfer Rosa_ stuck in there...what do I do(besides cry?)..........
plowboy
Colin Bruce
: Has anyone ever heard of 54.40 or the Tragically Hip?
: Both are from Canada, and are commonly compared to REM. I don't
: personally agree with the comparrisons, but I do enjoy both groups.
: Check 'em out.
Apples" and even their "Tragically Hip" EP, but I mark "Fully Completely"
as the beginning of their end. They have definately lost something. I
think they got too big, too fast, and they couldn't handle it. Oh well,
now they're making lots of money. Hoorah. It won't be any of mine.
bha...@carins.cariboo.bc.ca
Brad Harder
Paul Bernhardt
SugarCubes(and Bjork), Throwing Muses, Pixies, Indigo Girls, Peter
Gabriel, Talking Heads, KD Lang, U2,10K Maniacs, just to mention a few.
Andrew Emond
-American Music Club
-The ORB (Lot's 'n lot's of it)
-The Future Sound of London
-Eric's Trip
-Talking Heads
-Rheostatics
-Skinny Puppy
DREW.
Jonathan Petruk
Have you heard "Day for Night"? I personally think its great,
but I like the Hip more than most.
I happen to think they are handling their limited success very
well. I say limited because that's only canadian success. Fully Compltely
sold around 400,000 copies in Canada, but only 100,000 in the larger
US.
BTW... I really am fed up of people who won't support bands just
because they're not starving. Any time a group gets successful anymore,
the are said to have "sold out" and all the "original" fans who supported
them before leave. Very unimpressive.
JAMES VANDERZANDEN
Lowest of the Low
Hoodoo Gurus
Velocity Girl
Cracker
The Watchman
: I think that the Hip are losing it. I like "Up to Here" and "Road
: Apples" and even their "Tragically Hip" EP, but I mark "Fully Completely"
: as the beginning of their end. They have definately lost something. I
: think they got too big, too fast, and they couldn't handle it. Oh well,
: now they're making lots of money. Hoorah. It won't be any of mine.
The Hip are losing it...whatever.
James
Jason Pilon
Jonathan Petruk <pet...@falun.cs.ualberta.ca> wrote:
>cbr...@hpb.hwc.ca (Colin Bruce) writes:
>
>>Jonathan Petruk (pet...@falun.cs.ualberta.ca) wrote:
>>: Has anyone ever heard of 54.40 or the Tragically Hip?
>>: Both are from Canada, and are commonly compared to REM. I don't
>>: personally agree with the comparrisons, but I do enjoy both groups.
>>: Check 'em out.
I know that the Hip can be compared (by some) to R.E.M., but 54-40?
I doubt it...
>> I think that the Hip are losing it. I like "Up to Here" and "Road
>>Apples" and even their "Tragically Hip" EP, but I mark "Fully Completely"
>>as the beginning of their end. They have definately lost something. I
Could you be a bit more specific? (I sort of lost the original
post, so I am not actually asking you this, Jonathon.)
>>think they got too big, too fast, and they couldn't handle it. Oh well,
>>now they're making lots of money. Hoorah. It won't be any of mine.
> BTW... I really am fed up of people who won't support bands just
>because they're not starving. Any time a group gets successful anymore,
>the are said to have "sold out" and all the "original" fans who supported
>them before leave. Very unimpressive.
Very unimaginative too.
Jason
--
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Jason P. Pilon "It is the spirit that will not accept
j...@ecf.utoronto.ca change that will dwindle and be lost."
aa...@torfree.net - Charles de Lint
hlh...@vaxb.isc.rit.edu
U2
Talking Heads
Nirvana
Stone Temple Pilots
Green Day
Genesis
Tom Petty
James
That about sums it up.
Heather
_Kotter_
2. John Zorn
3. Simon and Garfunkel
4. Frank Zappa
5. Karmasluts
6. Bob Dylan
7. Tom Waits
8. Boredoms
9. Boiled In Lead
10. Tchaikovsky
11. Smarmy Kitten (imagine the fist ten put together)
ehh.....
KOTTER
Greg DeJong
> In article <3e8jmj$t...@scapa.cs.ualberta.ca>,
> Jonathan Petruk <pet...@falun.cs.ualberta.ca> wrote:
> >cbr...@hpb.hwc.ca (Colin Bruce) writes:
> >
> >>Jonathan Petruk (pet...@falun.cs.ualberta.ca) wrote:
> >>: Has anyone ever heard of 54.40 or the Tragically Hip?
> >>: Both are from Canada, and are commonly compared to REM. I don't
> >>: personally agree with the comparrisons, but I do enjoy both groups.
> >>: Check 'em out.
>
> I know that the Hip can be compared (by some) to R.E.M., but 54-40?
> I doubt it...
>
Some of the songs on Life's Rich Pageant remind me of 54-40, particularly
Begin the Begin.
As well, when I bought the latest 54-40, my brother mistakenly thought that
Radio Luv Song was off R.E.M's Monster CD (due to the song not the song name).
My favourite bands:
1) Tragically Hip
2) R.E.M
3) Midnight Oil
4) U2
5) Nirvana
6) Sloan
7) Pearl Jam
8) Mercury Rev
9) 13 Engines
10) 54-40
Yep, they're about as mainstream as you can get, but I like them.
> >> I think that the Hip are losing it. I like "Up to Here" and "Road
> >>Apples" and even their "Tragically Hip" EP, but I mark "Fully Completely"
> >>as the beginning of their end. They have definately lost something. I
>
Day for Night is the Hip's best album so far. (Musically, I think that it is
their most diverse effort. Lyrically, The Hip came up big. And, IMHO, I
enjoy the fact that there is no fight song in the genre of:
I'll believe in you, Fully Completely, or Fight)
> Could you be a bit more specific? (I sort of lost the original
> post, so I am not actually asking you this, Jonathon.)
>
> >>think they got too big, too fast, and they couldn't handle it. Oh well,
> >>now they're making lots of money. Hoorah. It won't be any of mine.
>
> > BTW... I really am fed up of people who won't support bands just
> >because they're not starving. Any time a group gets successful anymore,
> >the are said to have "sold out" and all the "original" fans who supported
> >them before leave. Very unimpressive.
>
> Very unimaginative too.
>
> Jason
>
> --
> -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
> Jason P. Pilon "It is the spirit that will not accept
> j...@ecf.utoronto.ca change that will dwindle and be lost."
> aa...@torfree.net - Charles de Lint
--
Greg DeJong
gde...@descartes.uwaterloo.ca
Michele Kautzman
The Dream Syndicate The Cavedogs
The Feelies drivin' n' cryin'
The Waterboys The Long Ryders
Yo La Tengo The Silos
Eleventh Dream Day Weezer
The Volebeats Luna
The Vulgar Boatmen Del Amitri
The Connells The Dead Beats
Guadalcanal Diary Dillon Fence
Dreams So Real Gutterball
The Vigillantes of Love Steve Wynn
The Squalls Freedy Johnston
Love Tractor The Jackson 5
The dB's ...etc
These are the bands that come to mind.
-Alfred Newman
I think announcing would be right up my ally.
-Hank Gathers #44
Jennif9274
Tori Amos, Bettie Serveert, 10,000 Maniacs, Counting Crows, Nirvana, and
Smashing Pumpkins.... Just to name a few.
SAM...@oduvm.bitnet
Midnight Oil
The Connells
Down by Law
NOFX
The Cure
The Offspring
Robyn Hitchcock
The Godfathers
Therapy
STE...@american.edu
Dillon Fence
The Connells
Sarah McLachlan
The Tragically Hip
Weezer
The Replacements
Tripping Daisy
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Steve Schillinger - _THE_ American University - Sandberg in 1999!!!!
THIS SPACE FOR RENT
DIAL 1-BUY-STEVES-SIG
DAILY AND WEEKEND RATES AVAIALBLE
Judy Kao
Serveert, Nirvana, Blaise Pascal, Weezer, Bob Mould, Husker Du, Boo
Radleys, Ride
: : Has anyone ever heard of 54.40 or the Tragically Hip?
: : Both are from Canada, and are commonly compared to REM. I don't
: : personally agree with the comparrisons, but I do enjoy both groups.
: : Check 'em out.
I used to love both groups
: I think that the Hip are losing it. I like "Up to Here" and "Road
: Apples" and even their "Tragically Hip" EP, but I mark "Fully Completely"
: as the beginning of their end. They have definately lost something. I
: think they got too big, too fast, and they couldn't handle it. Oh well,
: now they're making lots of money. Hoorah. It won't be any of mine.
The last Hip album I could stand was "Up to Here". It has nothing to do
with their popularity. If that were a factor, why would I like REM? The
music just changed too much for me to listen anymore. Same with 54-40.
I can't listen to anything after the self-titled green album. I think
Neil has far too much control over the group.
Nigel J Rheam
Abba
A-ha
B-52's
Bangles
Eurythmics
Frank Zappa
Kate Bush
Kirsty Maccoll
Love
REM (obviously)
Suzanne Vega
Tori Amos
Yes
ZZ Top
i.e. lots of distinctly un-cool bands, lots of bands so cool that
no-one seems to know much of their stuff (Love, for example), and some
stuff that's 'popular'.
Nigel J Rheam
Caira Pietro Antonio
REM (given)
The Kinks
Dinosaur Jr
Fishbone
5440
Weather Report
The Talking Heads
The Tragically Hip
Duran Duran (older stuff)
U2 (older stuff)
Prince (older stuff)
Pete
CLAY CROOK -REALLY
is the close-to-the earth feeling it has. Which will
explain some of these other favorites:
Casey Bill Weldon
Jelly Roll Morton
Booker T. & the MG's
Otis Redding
Later,
Clay --The Lurker__
Alan
also listen to:
THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS (Quality only improves with age)
Sarah McLachlan
U2
..and a variety of older things, most notably:
SKA (espec. English Beat)
Led Zeppelin
Beatles
Rush
..anything DCI
Does anyone know whatever happened to the other so-called "Athens" bands
of the 80s? I'm not talking Hootie and the Blowfish here (too new); I mean
bands like Love Tractor, etc. who played around the University, 40-watt club,
etc. If anyone has any information, I'd love to hear it......
Bradford01
R.E.M.:
--The Minutemen
--The Replacements
--Drivin' n' Cryin'
--Guadalcanal Diary
--Violent Femmes
--The Smiths
--The dBs
--Let's Active
--Antic Hay (from Norfolk, VA) }
--Waxing Poetics (also from Norfolk) } No--I don't live there!
--Thin Lads X (again from Norfolk) }
--The Smithereens
--The Long Ryders
--Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper
This list goes on, and on, and on, and on, and ...
nels...@hiram.edu
what other music do i listen to other than REM?
-Phil Collins
-Genesis
-Peter Gabriel
-Rush
-Fleetwood Mac
-Paul Simon
-Counting Crows
-Huey Lewis
-Pink Floyd
-and others....
Lately, I have been listening to Freedy Johnston as well.... anyone else
familiar with him?
--Mindy
***************************nels...@hiramb.hiram.edu****************************
================================================================================
"Our sons and daughters seem to be beyond our control... their smiles are
fading fast and they're losing their soul. When will we ever learn? Yet, I'm a
believer..."
-Phil Collins
________________________________________________________________________________
"I am secure in my abnormality."
================================================================================
Adam Blyweiss
before. But hey, I'm game:
REM * Nine Inch Nails * John Coltrane * Helmet * Jimi Hendrix * Tori Amos *
Public Enemy * Bad Religion * Beastie Boys * Art Blakey * Aphex Twin * Live
* The Orb * Orbital * Prince * Peter Gabriel * Genesis (early & mid-period)
* Living Colour * Lords of Acid * Neil Young * Shellac * Pearl Jam * Cowboy
Junkies * Moby * The Samples (early & mid-period) * Ornette Coleman * Black
Sheep * Us3 * Jon Spencer Blues Explosion * Strapping Fieldhands * U2 * The
Black Crowes * Underworld * KMFDM * Wynton Marsalis * Nirvana * much more!!
--
<ADAM BLYWEISS> <blyweias@****.ocs.drexel.edu [duvm or dunx1]> <USGA VP for
institutional advancement> <_the triangle_: 3 years and counting> <mr self-
destruct> <your contribution left unnoticed some/association with an image>
<this is not a test: now running for USGA student body president 1995-1996>
ROGER
2.nirvana
3.10,000 maniacs
4.weezer
Anna J Lee
I have been on r.m.r for a while but this is my first post. Other bands
I like....
Minight Oil (!! Peter Garrett is too cool...)
+Live+
Peter Gabriel (but I did not go to WOMAD :(, they didn't come to Chicago)
Tori Amos
Replacements
Pearl Jam
James
Hole
Sinead O'Connor
Indigo Girls
10.000 Maniacs
James Galway
Patti Smith (by the way I saw her perform at a poetry marathon 1/1/95.
very cool.)
(I can go on and on, but I will spare you.....)
I like alternative, folksy kind of music,world music, classical.... I think
I just really like music in general.
------------------------------------
Anna
"drink up dreamers, you're running dry"
A. Guy Nicholson
Pearl Jam The Tragically Hip
Nirvana Dire Straits
Neil Young Smashing Pumpkins
The Who Public Enemy
Peter Gabriel INXS
Rage Against the Machine John Lennon
CSNY Lenny Kravitz
The Cranberries The Rolling Stones
Stone Temple Piots Green Day
(in no particular order and certainly not all-inclusive)
--
A. Guy Nicholson, Esquire
aq...@FreeNet.Carleton.ca
9 Henry St., Ottawa, Ontario, K1S 3E6
613-230-8354
Karl Morten Dahl
Motorpsycho
Hole
Sonic Youth
Dinosaur Jr
Waterboys
Seigmen
Pixies
Soundgarden
Karl
Patrick Ellis
: Nirvana
: Karl
Mine:
lloyd Cole
nin
Tori
Matthew Sweet
+Live+
morrissey
peter gabriel
the police/sting
james
why did i do this?.. Im bored.
-patrick
Tim Howe
I like
Camper van Beethoven, Smashing Pumpkins, Counting Crows, Pink Floyd, They
Might Be Giants, King Missile, Violent Femmes, Dead Kennedys, NIN (on
occasion), Frank Zappa, the Who. + a few others
*------------------------------------------------------------*
| "I suppose that if we couldn't laugh at things that |
| don't make sense, we couldn't react to a lot of life." |
| |
| -hobbes |
*------------------------------------------------------------*
Robert grim
Pearl Jam
nin
New Order
+Live+
Green Day
Beastie Boys
Smashing Pumpkins
Offspring
Ultra Vivid Sceen (someone e-mail me if you've even heard of this group)
Stone Roses
Charles Odell
1. Nirvana
2. Pavement
3. Liz Phair
4. Guided by Voices
5. Sonic Youth
6. Pixies
7. Breeders
8. Frank Black
9. Beatles
10. PJ Harvey
11. My Bloody Valentine
12. Stereolab
13. Unrest
14. Beck
15. CCR
And much much more (the above are not in any order)
--
Charles Odell cr...@kelvin.seas.virginia.edu or cr...@virginia.edu
"The nerds on the Internet are not geeks" -- Simpsons
This week's musical choice : The Fall - 458489 A-Sides
Amber G593
nirvana
victoria williams
grean
hole
10000 maniacs
the beatles
the murmurs
keith green
cat stevens
violent femmes....
and of course ....r.e.m.
and lots more i cant remember
Malkav
cr...@kelvin.seas.Virginia.EDU (Charles Odell) wrote:
::I like playing this game
yeah, i like it too...
r.e.m.
tori amos
KMFDM
miranda sex garden
cub
misfits
talking heads
tmbg
bob dylan
iron maiden
the cure
dead can dance
nosferatu
sister machinegun
NIN
plus lots of jazz & anything from danny elfman
--
"remember: if there is no happy ending, make one out of cookie dough"
-Mary Willard
write me at w...@rcdvax.rad.nd.edu | "save the planet, kill yourself"
* * * Kein Mitleid Fur Die Mehrheit * * *
Acolyte
Early Aerosmith, Aphex Twin, Chet Baker, Early Beach Boys, Beausoliel,
Beck, The Champions, Pat Hare, Johnny London, James Brown, Harold Budd,
The Byrds, The Breeders, John Cale, The Collins Kids, Patsy Cline, Miles
Davis, Bob Dylan, Peter Gabriel, Green Day, The Seldom Scene, Bill
Monroe, Billie Holiday, Jane's Addiction, k.d.lang, Nusrat Fateh Ali
Khan, Sheila Chandra, Mark Lanegan, Julie London, Lyle Lovett, Man...or
Astro-man?, Ricky Nelson, Nirvana, Noise Addict, Johnny Cash, Don Gibson,
Sam Phillips, Pixies, John Prine, Pre-army Elvis, Django Reinhardt, Lou
Reed, The Velvets, Spiritualized, Tom Waits, Annie Ross, Simon and
Garfunkel...and the uber-christ of 'em all, the Goddy Godfather of the
Tiki Idols, Senor Exotica...MARTIN DENNY!
Any questions?
____________________________________________________________________________
The New Pledge: I pledge allegiance to, and wrap |
myself in, the flag on the United States Against |
Anything Un-American, and to the Republicans for |
which it stands, two nations, under Jesus, rich |
against poor, with curtailed liberty and justice |
for all except blacks, homosexuals, women who | J a s o n
want abortions, Communists, welfare queens, tree | B e n t l e y
huggers, feminazis, illegal immigrants, children | ____________________
of illegal immigrants, and you if you don't | aco...@netcom.com
watch your step. -- Matt Groening | Felton, California
_____________________________________________________________________________
Micheal A Hall
for similar discussions on the Sugar and (old) Pearl Jam mailing lists,
I'd never have heard of several of these bands:
Stuff I REALLY dig:
SUGAR / Bob Mould / Husker Du / Grant Hart / Nova Mob (roughly that order)
Bob Dylan Richard Thompson King Crimson
Live U2 Soul Coughing
John Coltrane American Music Club Primus
Nine Inch Nails Miles Davis Lou Reed/ Velvet U-ground
Stuff just below the god-like level:
Weezer Bad Religion Rancid
Magnapop Nirvana My Bloody Valentine
The Call Fugazi Ed Haynes
Malkav
::____________________________________________________________________________
::The New Pledge: I pledge allegiance to, and wrap |
::myself in, the flag on the United States Against |
::Anything Un-American, and to the Republicans for |
::which it stands, two nations, under Jesus, rich |
::against poor, with curtailed liberty and justice |
::for all except blacks, homosexuals, women who | J a s o n
::want abortions, Communists, welfare queens, tree | B e n t l e y
::huggers, feminazis, illegal immigrants, children | ____________________
::of illegal immigrants, and you if you don't | aco...@netcom.com
::watch your step. -- Matt Groening | Felton, California
::_____________________________________________________________________________
another one of his i really like is...
"i plead allignment to the flakes of the untitled snakes of a merry
cow, and
and to the republicans, for which they scam, one nacho, underpants, with
licorice and jugs of wine for owls."
Jessica Ross
* Nirvana
* Tori Amos
* Pearl Jam
* Smiths (not in order.)
* Tragically Hip
* U2
* Sinead O'Connor
* Black Crowes
* Van Morrison ...and the Stones ( i know, i know...)
* Sloan
* Charlatans UK Kermyt :)
Guelph, Ontario
Adrian J. Sosa
Here are my other fav. bands/artists (after R.E.M., of course)
Tori Amos
Seal
Midnight Oil
the Breeders
Hole
Nirvana
Beatles
U2
Bad Religion
INXS
10K Maniacs
Primus
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
MaNdy REM
r.e.m.
grant lee buffalo
nirvana
live
sex pistols
10,000 maniacs
monkees
ann can be (underground)
file under
pageant--mandy
Mike Jones
: in no order....
Smashing Pumpkins
They Might Be Giants
Weird Al
Violent Femmes
Counting Crows
Nirvana
Oingo Boingo
R.E.M.
Weird mix I know (although TMBG and Al go together).
--
"My Boredom has outshined the sun" : Mike Jones MIK...@XMISSION.COM
-Billy Corgan in Plume : Cvs...@prodigy.com 801-278-0565 BBS
Robert W. Hall
Pink Floyd
The Moody Blues
U2
Van Halen
Traffic
Crash Test Dummies
Hootie and The Blowfish
The Eagles
NIN
Journey
Fleetwood Mac
Toad the Wet Sporcket
Gin Blossoms
INXS
ah-ha
The Jaywalkers
Miami Sound Machine
Grateful Dead
Led Zepellin
Toto
Alabama
The Police
And individuals:
Tori Amos
Steve Winwood
Bruce Hornsby
Bruce Springsteen
Bob Seger
Eric Clapton
Buddy Guy
Tina Turner
Richard Marx
Joe Cocker
Don Henley
John Mellencamp
Eddie Money
Elton John
Rod Stewart
Lionel Ritchie
Celine Dion
Michael Bolton
Gloria Estefan
Jon Secada
Joshua Kadison
Sting
Sergio Mendes
and others...
Rob
reim...@delphi.com
reim...@delphi.com
Rush
Nirvana
Pearl Jam
Aerosmith
Doors
Jimi
Floyd
TV's St. Steve
My contribution to this:
R.E.M.
Tom Waits
NIN
Tori Amos
Robert Johnson
The Replacements
T-Bone Burnett
Elmore James
Elvis Costello
Nirvana
Sex Pistols
--
Pour me a cab, I just can't drink no more. | St. Steve
--Tom Waits | bell...@cs.tulane.edu
|
It's a southern thing, you wouldn't understand.| Shoes for Industry!
B.S. Gach
Velvet Underground/Lou Reed United States 3
Liz Phair Madder Rose
Elvis Costello Belly
Tori Amos Beatles
Breeders 10000 Maniacs
Pixies Frente
Nirvana Sundays
U2 Mazzy Star
Replacements Smiths
The The Lemonheads
Van Morrison Sonic Youth
Johnny Socko Veruca Salt
Beastie Boys Cracker
Camper Van Beethoven Neil Young
brokaw ryan patrick
1. the police
2. nirvana
3. blue oyster cult
4. green day
5. talking heads
6. stone temple pilots
i don't listen to:
1. smashing pumpkins
2. nine inch nails
3. flaming lips
don't ask me why, i just don't like 'em.
Michael Matott
I like:
Tori Amos
10k Maniacs
The Cure
The Pretenders
Erasure
Depeche Mode (except Songs of Faith and Devotion)
nin
Enigma
Dead Can Dance
Enya
Sarah Maclachlan (forgive spelling)
Kristen Hersh
mike, the Pagan
eao...@taurus.oac.uci.edu
On 19 Jan 1995, zoran dzelajlija wrote:
> I like Pink Floyd, Cranberries, Nirvana, Mike Oldfield,
> Enya, Rolling Stones, J.M. Jarre, some Queen, and other...
>
> Zoran
> --
> email: zoran.dz...@etf.hr
>
>
>
I dont like any of them
Richard Lee
eao...@taurus.oac.uci.edu says:
>On 19 Jan 1995, zoran dzelajlija wrote:
>> I like Pink Floyd, Cranberries, Nirvana, Mike Oldfield,
>> Enya, Rolling Stones, J.M. Jarre, some Queen, and other...
You gotta be kidding me! Obviously, you've never listened to
Pink Floyd when high. Even clean, if you just close your eyes,
The Wall and Dark Side of the Moon are amazing works. And,
I _do_ like the Cranberries, Nirvana, Enya, some of the Stones,
and some Queen.
Richard "listening to U2's Joshua Tree right now" Lee
--
Hello.
Charlie Sieb
: 1. the police
Some of my fav. bands
-Pearl Jam
-Green Day
-Nine Inch Nails
-Violent Femmes
-Nirvana
-Metallica
-Alice in Chains
-Rage Against the Machine
-Rolling Stones
-Stone Temple Pilots
|/////////////////////////////////\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\| | |
| If you ever fall off the Sears Tower, just go real limp, because |
| maybe you'll look like a dummy and people will try to catch you |
| because, hey, free dummy.----Deep Thoughts, by Jack Handey |
| |
| CHARLIE SIEB |
| cs...@execpc.com | | |
|/////////////////////////////////\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\|
Vincent Perry Beard
In no particular order, of course:
1. Toad the Wet Sprocket
2. Bettie Serveert
3. Buffalo Tom
4. Indigo Girls
5. Neil Young
6. Sugar
7. Concrete Blonde
8. Cracker
9. Led Zeppelin
10. Stevie Ray Vaughan
Always good to listen to a little electric blues between spins of
my "Life's Rich Pageant" disc.
-Perrmeister
PhoebeCaul
r.e.m.
sonic youth
the cranberries
suzanne vega
10k Maniacs
tori amos
liz phair
u2
massive attack
jefferson airplane
and of course, the beatles
love, ellen.
DECounts
Uncle Tupelo
Camper Van Beethoven
E. Costello
Robyn Hitchcock/Soft Boys
Cracker
Strawberry Alarm Clock (just kidding)
Kathleen Williamson
patsy cline
tool
orbital
the church
elvis costello
aphix twin
carl craig
wanda jackson
joy division
stone roses
blur
pavement
cowboy junkies
Avery
Grant Lee Buffalo, Cranberries, Green Day, Nine Inch Nails, Iron Maiden,
RHCP, Faith No More... and many more.
Not exactly your average fan, but hey, who cares?
Malkav
::Here's mine...
::
::Grant Lee Buffalo, Cranberries, Green Day, Nine Inch Nails, Iron Maiden,
^^^^^^^^^^^
yes! just like i keep telling every one over at rec.music.tori-amos the
world *needs* more tori/r.e.m./maiden fans!
--
* * * Kein Mitleid Fur Die Mehrheit * * *
*Dolphin Films Ltd.* is an independent-student produced art/film
company. And in assocation with Happy Gods Productions has finished it's first feature length film. For more information on this film, or works in progress write me at w...@rcdvax.rad.nd.edu also the Dolphin Films Ltd. WWW homepage is currently under construction.
Your Name Here
nin
cracker
(the standard-- it seems)
miltown bros.
candyskins
blur
james
lou reed-- the underground
robyn hitchcock
revolting cocks
ministry
XTC
violent femmes
cocteau twins
t amos
indigo girls.
(thought a sampling would be
best)
Brian Henk
bongwater
moby
galaxy 500, luna
husker du, bob mould
penguin cafe orchestra
chronos quartet
erasure
mary black
--
Regards,
Brian A. Henk Did he say blessed are the cheesemakers?
GAME MISCONDUCT
Black 47
U2
Pogues
Alarm
Replacements
Clash
Hazel Blue
Cobalt 60
Beastie Boys
Squeeze
Midnight Oil
House of Pain
"You're through with me but I know that you'll be back for more."
U2, Elvis Presley and America
MICK
Paul Holmes
toad the wet sprocket
sugar
midnight oil
crowded house
pixies
suede
gin blossoms
counting crows
violent femmes
big head todd
the smiths
the blue aeroplanes
Not that it means anything I just like to have my say
Paulie
Jim Stoicheff
Nirvana
Hole
Alice In Chains
U2
Big Star
Pavement
Soundgarden
I won't tell you where R.E.M. fits in the list. I don't have time for the
flames. Like you care.
:-)
::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::
:: Loneliness is not ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I miss the comfort ::
:: a phase. :: Dad, they broke me. :: in being sad. ::
:: - Layne Staley :: - Pavement :: - Kurt Cobain ::
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Kotter
> hmmm.. what other groups do REM fans like? Well, i cant speak for everyone
> since most people probably havent heard of these bands.
> But i can assure you that the guys from REM have:
>
> Pylon
> OhOk
> Love Tractor
> The Side Effects
> The Swimming Pool Q's
> The Fans
> Flat Duo Jets
> and a hell of a lot more unknown bands.
...unknown...? i have stuff from The Flat Duo Jets and Pylon, and
ive heard stuff from all of the others except for swimming pool q's. my
personal favorite small southern band right now has got to be"southern
culture on the skids"
kotter
thomas duffy
RCohen1932
Tom Marker
(no particular order:)
The CURE!!!
1o,ooo Maniacs
Guided by Voices
Moz/Smiths
TTWS
Indigo Girls
TMBG
Freedy Johnston
Tori Amos
Liz Phair
Jim
They Might Be Giants (I will be seeing them
in 2 weeks - Oh Joy!)
The Verve Pipe - A great local band who just
got signed by RCA.
The Reivers - I love Kim's voice.
any third wave SKA band - Skaos is great
Matthew Sweet
John Wesley Harding - where has he been lately?
Men Without Hats - Yeah, I know. But they've
done a lot more than _Safety Dance_.
Journey - Just kidding! I wanted to see if anyone
read this far.
Peace,
Exidor
dlbe...@tiny.computing.csbsju.edu
Gear Daddies
Elvis Costello
Freedy Johnston
Jane's Addiction (sort of--Lolla flashbacks)
Los Lobos
Replacements/Paul Westerberg
Husker Du/Bob Mould/Sugar
Rush
Stevie Ray Vaughan
U2 (preZooropa--I don't think I'll swallow any more)
Van Halen (Fair Warning *is* punk rock)
Neil Young
Nanci Griffith
Polara (spread the word)
This list is in no particular order...just like my taste in music.
Beethoven
Debussy
Poulenc
Hindemith
Praetorius
You're welcome!
Thomaslw
Bodeans (Wisconson)
Judybats (Tennesee) they just broke up though
Hothouse Flowers (Ireland)
Railway Children (Ireland)
Ocean Blue (U.K.)
Blue Rodeo (Canada)
CrashTest Dummies (first album best)
Samples (Colorado)
Toad TWS
Good rock, not alot of screaming