Share you taste in music with everyone here and post your favourite tunes. I can't find a better way to get this thread rolling than to start it off with a meaningless rocker of a song

City Boy - 5705

Some of my favorite artist right now!

Susana Baca- Peru: "Maria Lando"




Anthony hamilton- "Do you feel me"




Earth Wind & Fire- "New World Symphony"

Phish - Stash


Edie Brickell & New Bohemians - What I Am


Robbie Robertson - Somewhere Down The Crazy River

Luis Enrique-Yo No Sé Mañana Pop (Vídeo Official)



Seguridad social-a tontas why a locas



Feather - Nujabes



Sigur Ros - Hoppípolla

Zeora Luis Enrique has a great voice! I will have to look into that for sure I bet he is popular with the ladie so I will have to add him to my playlist. Lol Seguridad sounds like a latin punk rock group. Nujabes is new to me but I like the sounds for sure love the Hip Hop influence over the mellow track. Some people say that younger folks have lost their way and do not make good music thanks for provig that wron and thanks for sharing. More please!

John Lee Hooker and Carlos Santana-"Chill Out"    

This is a song Puyol listens to before every single game.

Shuarma - Te Esperare



After Torres got everyone to listen to this song before every game in the world cups, Iniesta just can't stop listening to it. Now he swears by them and invited the band over for a party after their world cup victory.

Kasabian - Club Foot


I quite like both songs so I thought ill add them here

Well, I'm not expecting a lot of you will appreciate my choices, but then again, I'm not overwhelmed by the music here either The music that inspires/affects me most is music I don't necessarily listen too often, but music that I know every single note of because of its impact. Music that goes right to the heart, or to the bones, depending on what feeling it creates. Or just a great tune, like most Gorillaz songs.

Here's my favourite band from the last decade:



I just love Homme's deep, sluggish voice, his lyrics, and the awesome combination of the drums and bass Queens of the Stone Age produces every time.

Here's my last.fm page, for those interested it'll give you a nice view on what I often listen to. Some bands should be higher up my charts, because last.Fm only keeps track of songs you play on the computer of course. I've got about 500 CDs at home and nearly always have my mp3 player on when going somewhere

The band that inspires me most though has to be Tool. The single best musical experience I've ever undergone. Such powerful music, it feels as if it is alive. I have infinite respect for Maynard, the lead singer, and I only wish I could play the drums like Danny Carey does.

Here's my favourite piece of art by them:



Please, please watch it, unless you really hate progressive rock. I envy those who haven't heard it before: you're in for a thrill. Make sure the volume is wide open and the bass of Maynard's voice will take you to a new world

Deftones - Digital Bath


Incubus - Megalomaniac


Bush - Everything Zen

Booker T. & The MG's - Green Onions


Ted Nugent - Stranglehold


Buddy Guy - Damn Right I Got The Blues

This is one if not my favourite gospel group. Grace Thrillers

Classic. Kenny G        

The upholsters, Jack White as a teenage, pre white stripes, and Brian Muldoon of the Muldoons, I believe Brian is playing drums and Jack is playing guitar, but I it could be the other way around




Frog Went A Courtin' by FDJ: Flat Duo Jets







And that is Charley Patton, one of the greatest musicians to ever live, uncompromising

Bob Marley & Lauryn Hill: Turn Your Lights Down Low