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Well, I'm a Spanish 15yr old and I want to listen to some stuff. Feel free to suggest anything. Also, sorry if my English isn't the best one. These are the bands/artists I usually listen to, I'd also like to know which of these do you like/dislike, just wanna meet people who love music! I've changed the list, so it goes like this (in a random order):
The Beatles Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin Bee Gees (underrated by critics most of the time, unfortunately) Queen Cream The Who Eagles Deep Purple Electric Light Orchestra (Eldorado is such an amazing masterpiece) ABBA Neil Young (solo and with Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young) Elton John Billy Joel The Rolling Stones (okeeeeeyyy, I'll admit it they were a great great band) Janis Joplin The Kinks Jeff Beck Alan Parsons' Project Supertramp Genesis Camel Steely Dan The Beach Boys Sting (solo and with The Police) The Doors Cliff Richard King Crimson Soft Machine Eric Clapton solo Blind Faith Kate Bush (can't believe I had never heard anything from her since I first googled Wuthering Heights about 3 months ago) Rainbow The Zombies Barbra Streisand (she's a great singer and actress, c'mon, I always sing her songs when I'm home alone lol) Donovan Bert Jansch (this guy is amazing, seriously) The Left Banke (Ok, they've only got one album but it's great, oh, and the singer was Spanish) 13th Floor Elevators (^see above) Love (^see above, with the difference that Da Capo is a good album too) Rod Stewart David Bowie Van Morrison Traffic Stevie Wonder The Moody Blues The Allman Brothers Band Carole King (one of the best female songwriters along with Kate Bush, but they both have such different styles, I prefer Carole King, though) Camel Aretha Franklin Emeron, Lake & Palmer James Brown B B King Gary Moore Jethro Tull Neil Diamond Yes Santana Moby Grape CCR Jefferson Airplane Paul Rodgers (with Free & Bad Co.) J J Cale Fairport Convention Velvet Underground (Femme Fatale is a masterpiece and the album it was included in is also great, period) Joni Mitchell Jimi Hendrix Simon & Garfunkel I'm sure I'm missing tons of artists I like, at this moment this would be my top list Last edited by Eleanor Rigby 14; 09-06-2021 at 11:23 AM. |
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S.F. Sorrow by The Pretty Things
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The Modern Lovers by The Modern Movers
Funhouse by The Stooges Warrior on the Edge of Time by Hawkwind Here Are the Sonics by The Sonics Velvet Underground & Nico - Velvet Underground Pink Flag - Wire Suicide - Suicide
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Yours not so much.
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Even if you don't really get it yet, it's nice to have heard some of those classics like VU already because it makes you familiar with the bigger picture of music. Don't worry about when you'll get into it (don't try to make homework of it lol) but exactly like you sais, just come back to it when you feel like it after having heard lots of things in the meantime, and odds are you'll love it! Quote:
If you want something that you're likely to love because it's familiar to what you already like, I'd say the Byrds. But I also think going kind of with the order of recs and doing the Monks next could be nice. It depends on whether you want something familiar or new next, you might want to alternate between those two.
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The Byrds are cool: Mr Tambourine Man, Turn!, Turn!, Turn!, and...oh wait I don't know anything else from them, so that's a good recommendation. |
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