That one CD...

[shredmaster]

can't think of anything, as i enjoy most music. the 80's are definately where it's at. wedding singer soundtrack is excellent. my collection is everything from depeche mode to the outfield to greenday to (early) metallica to miles davis to blue man group to mozart to techno and trance and of course prog metal. for what it's worth i really liked winger, and still do, mainly the first album. Reb is excellent! i can tell you what bands i would never have a cd of. daughtry and nickelback off the top of my head. no offense but i can't stand either of them.

[ScottB]

Originally Posted by southpaw_lefty

I like the Elf soundtrack especially "Baby It's Cold Outside." The girl in the movie actually sings on this. Wow!

Zooey Deschanel is pretty hot!

[Batchimp RG]

Bon Jovi- New Jersey....there I said it.

[ScottB]

Besides my occasional foray into disco of the '70s, I also have a small Bluegrass CD collection. Ralph Stanley and Bill Monroe made some of the best music acoustic I've ever heard.

Dr. Ralph Stanley

Bill Monroe

[Vim Fuego]

Soundtrack to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang!

(Oh! The posh posh traveling life...)
Jim

[Lefty Robb]

I have some B.B. King and Muddy Waters. It might be a bit odd when they sit next to band like Necrophagist and Cannibal corpse, but I'm sure those guys would respect that, especially Jack Owen since he's always playing Hank Williams tunes :P

[sick-boy]

Originally Posted by the.godfather

+1

I've got quite a bit of Wu-Tang Clan on the mp3 player. Really like some of their stuff.

I can still shock the crap out of anyone by singing word for word "Triumph". I think that's what usually gets me made fun of. Some skinny, white kid with glasses singing Wu Tang.

[brianxtr]

krautrock! klaus schulze.edgar froese,white noize,tangerine dream...
who knows them?okey its not really guitar music.


and some old trash blackmetal from the 80ties...possessed,destructor,infernal majesty, and so on.....nobody listen to that anymore....but i like it

[ken_r152]

I have one or two CDs that were given to me as gifts that are not that great, but I can't really "pass them on" without hurting someone's feelings.

This is particularly true if it's their demo.

[OLIE_ROCKS_THE_80'S]

Originally Posted by jono

Dokken "Back for the Attack"

Many of my friends would never understand.

Nothing wrong with Dokken!!! your friends have no taste for good music! They are the ones with the problem not you!

[Inzane]

Originally Posted by the.godfather

I like 'Aha' for some reason. They just bring back the 80's!

In a similar vein, for me it'd have to be Pet Shop Boys and Depeche Mode. I have a few albums of each from their heyday. I don't listen to them much any more though.

But in a more "modern" sense, I will tend to listen to Seal and Moby occasionally. Which contrasts greatly with my mostly Metal diet. LOL

[Eggy]

I'm lucky enough to be able to work with my mp3 player on and after lunch today I switched it random. The first two tracks that came out were pretty random as well.
1)Hellyeah - Matter of time

...then

2) Neil Diamond - Evermore


Talk about contrast.

Eggy

[sick-boy]

Originally Posted by Eggy

I'm lucky enough to be able to work with my mp3 player on and after lunch today I switched it random. The first two tracks that came out were pretty random as well.
1)Hellyeah - Matter of time

...then

2) Neil Diamond - Evermore


Talk about contrast.

Eggy

I do that all the time. I have a master playlist on my computer that has just about any song I ever want to listen to. It's got about a hundred hours of music on it. When I put it on random, I get some strange combos myself.
Nothing like going from Nile to Prince in one swoop.

[Eggy]

^^^^ It's cool isn't it but it can sometimes take you by suprise though

[sick-boy]

Originally Posted by Eggy

^^^^ It's cool isn't it but it can sometimes take you by suprise though

Not so much me, but it usually throws my friends for a loop.