help me out peoples

[LukeHodge15]

after some help on some new music 2 listen 2.

pretty much will just about listen 2 anything, as long as its not heavy thrash metal.

but personal favories would be ballads-such as the latest tears and rain & beautiful by james blunt.

some of my favorite bands would be

matchbox 20
counting crows
dido
anna nalick
any acoustic music-have over 1000 songs
dixie chicks
lifehouse
3 doors down
dashboard confessional
pearl jam
powderfinger
tea party
u2
the waifs
sarah mclachlan

and some oldies

fleetwood mac
stevie nicks-awesome
the verve
jeff buckley

as u can see , my music taste is pretty varied but would apprecaite any help in finding some good music that i havent heard that fits my taste

cheers

 

[Muffo]

Lamb of God

 

[lifelike_]

If you like Alex Lloyd, Watching Angels Mend isn't a bad album.
The Foo Fighters' One By One is also good.
Powderfinger's Vulture Street
Silverchair's Diorama, my personal favourite

If you go to HMV or Sanity, they have a pretty big archive of albums you can search for.

 

[Disgustipated]

At my next birthday party ill make sure your kept as far away as possible from the juke machine.

 

[aesop]

Everybody needs some soul - Marvin Gaye, Al Green, Aretha, Otis etc.

I'm listening to funk as I type and suggest you also get some James Brown and Sly & The Family Stone.

To get you started:
Al Green - Let's Stay Together / Love and Happiness
Aretha - Good Times / Respect
Breakestra - Getcho Soul Togetha
Curtis Mayfield - Superfly / Pusherman / Move On Up
James Brown - Papas Got A Brand New Bag / I Feel Good
Otis - (Sittin On the) Dock of The Bay / Ole Man Trouble
Marvin Gaye - I Heard It Through The Grapevine/ What's Going On
Sly - Everyday People / Dance To The Music

It'll open up a whole nother world and put a little bounce in your step.

 

[LukeHodge15]

At my next birthday party ill make sure your kept as far away as possible from the juke machine.

lol........

each 2 their own........

 

[froars]

You like pretty middle of the road stuff to me and pretty easy listening.

Richard Ashcroft (ex Verve) - Alone With Everybody
David Gray - White Ladder (easy to listen to)

Oldie but a favourite of mine

Jim Croce - best of

 

[gandaal]

Check out Damien Rice's album "O", David Gray's "White Ladder" and if you like accoustic music with a touch of country check out Bright Eye's "I'm Wide Awake, it's Morning".