Here's what I like--Led Zeppelin and Rush, then Kansas, Pink Floyd, Beatles, Eagles, Grateful Dead, Sabbath, Buffalo Springfield, The Who, CCR, so pretty much just classic rock, progressive, and folk rock (I guess that's what CCR and the Dead are.) So what do you fellow AKers listen to along these lines? I've kinda hit a wall at 900 tunes...not good. :no: hey, and I liked Louis Armstrong's tunes in the movie High Society...so that might open up some new musical exploration :thmbsp:

Jefferson Airplane
Love
The Byrd's
Donovan
Ten Years After
13th Floor Elevators
The Doors
Chad and Jeremy
The Poets
The Velvet Underground
Roxy Music
Brian Eno
Jethro Tull
The Savage Ressurrection
Michael Yonkers Band
Capt Beefheart

Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush
Jeff Beck
Robin Trower
Bloodrock
Crosby Stills Nash and Young, or any combination there of
Yarbirds
Cream
Traffic
Santana
Canned Heat
Uriah Heap
Yes
Black Oak Arkansas
The Guess Who
Jim Croce
James Taylor, and sometimes his gang
Steppinwolf
The Kinks
The Kingsmen
Jefferson aircraft (which ever they picked this year to be called)
It's a Beautiful Day
Strawberry Alarmclock

I can keep listing all day.. just so many out there.. A good idea for you to find new tunes, Just go to Pandora.com and type in one of your favorite artists, then it will start playing other similar ones, or pick a genre

Jefferson Aircraft??? i knew about Airplane and Starship, but that one is new. cream...great band. along with Derek and the Dominos.

I was just poking fun at them..

I'm sure you had heard of a lot I listed, but I've been surprised at how many cool old bands Pandora has already turned me on to..

lol, I call them Jefferson aircraft as well in jest.

"new" meaning "new to you":

I like some of the stuff you like, so even though most of this is completely different than the sound of folks on your list, I'll offer this list anyway:

It's a Beautiful Day (jeez, they've been mentioned already!?!)
Patty Larkin
Warren Zevon
The Wailin Jennys

You can always check out this thread I started earlier today. Some cool 60's and 70's stuff listed..

http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=177776

"new" meaning "new to you":

I like some of the stuff you like, so even though most of this is completely different than the sound of folks on your list, I'll offer this list anyway:

It's a Beautiful Day (jeez, they've been mentioned already!?!)


I like a lot of the same too.. but also listen to a lot of new..

One of my more prized albums I have is from It's A Beautiful Day. Didn't think I would ever stumble on one, but got it in the last large lot of albums I bought.. LOVE IT...

Magnolia Electric Company
Drive-By Truckers
Old 97's
Lucero
Uncle Tupelo/Jay Farrar/Son Volt/Wilco
Ladyhawk
Black Mountain
Dead Meadow

I like a lot of the same too.. but also listen to a lot of new..

One of my more prized albums I have is from It's A Beautiful Day. Didn't think I would ever stumble on one, but got it in the last large lot of albums I bought.. LOVE IT...

I found a copy of some sort of Dutch import "Greatest Hits" on the swap pile at the dump. It has White Bird on it, and it's in good condition. I'm happy.

The Duhks (pronounced "ducks")

The Mars Volta
Fleet Foxes
RC2 (Progressive Rock band from Spain)
Moser Woods

I like all the stuff you mentioned and own quite a bit of it.

suggestions:
Procul Harum
Wilco (mentioned earlier)
Dishwalla- I think the best one is Opaline
Radiohead- OK Computer is the only one I really love
Phish-Farmhouse
Neil Young- Live at Massey Hall 1971, Harvest
A great Floyd if you don't have it "Is There Anybody Out There?" which is The Wall live
Traffic- John Barleycorn and Low Spark
Joe Walsh- Barnstorm, The Smoker You Drink,the Player You Get, So What

Frank Zappa
The Mothers of Invention
Taj Mahal
The Last Poets
Otis Redding
Moby Grape
Blue Cheer
Captain Beefheart
Buffy Sainte Marie ( Definetly an aquired taste)

Blue Öyster Cult

Jethro Tull
Gentle Giant
Camel
Jane
UFO

Grobschnitt (Krautrock)
Wallenstein

they are considered the German Pink Floyd. Listen to Oceans and Silent Cries and Mighty Echos.:music:

Spirit, Country Joe, Joe Cocker, Leon Russell, ELP (probly already hit on these) Ginger Baker, America, Seals & Crofts, Fairport Convention, Leo Kottke, .....the folkies, Collins, Baez, Drake, .....

they are considered the German Pink Floyd. Listen to Oceans and Silent Cries and Mighty Echos.:music:

yeah, but the singer is a bore...

Porcupine Tree
Stupid Dream
Lightbulb Sun
In Absentia
Deadwing
Fear Of A Blank Planet

Dead Soul Tribe
Dead Soul Tribe
The January Tree
A Murder Of Crows
The Dead Word
Lullaby For The Devil

Anathema
A Fine Day To Exit

Katatonia
Last Fair Deal Gone Down
The Great Cold Distance

Albums listed from top to bottom = oldest to newest.

The Flower Kings!!!
Spocks Beard