Your most listened to music artists of the fall so far

[mvd]

Making an overall favorite artist list can be hard. So how about a most listened to of late list this time?

These are among my most listened to artists of late:

Beatles
Dixie Chicks
Brad Paisley
Bangles
Jayhawks
Simon And Garfunkel
Michelle Branch
Leona Naess
Dido
Travis (just listened to the amazing "The Man Who.")
Barenaked Ladies (love their new one!)

[uberotto]

1. At the beginning of the Spring and the beginning of Fall...

it is always the same...

me and Jimmy Buffet get reaquainted. Here in Florida, Spring and Fall are the best two seasons to go to the beach.

[BigDaddyLove]

2. I've spent most of the fall..............

editing a video project, so the only music I've listened to other than music that I've made myself (with a handy-dandy loop based music program), is the soundtrack to Citizen Kane.....which by the way is pretty snazzy.

[thebigidea]

3. Velvet Underground "Quine Tapes" - Throbbing Gristle - Martin Denny -

SISTER RAY at top volume at 4am!

no other way to embrace the change of seasons

[Blue-Jay]

4. My most recent:

Reel Big Fish
Good Charlotte
Cake
Mudmen
Less Than Jake

[WilliamPitt]

5. The Grateful Dead

This time circa 1990 we'd be getting psyched for the fall swing.

[ikojo]

30. William Pitt.....you have awful taste in computers

(windows) but EXCELLENT taste in music (Grateful Dead!!!) You have sufficiently redeemed yourself.


I have been listening to live Dead downloaded from the Internet via bit torrent (great way to get live shows!!). I have also been listening to a lot of Springsteen and Phish.

[BlueJazz]

6. Rachmaninoff

Stan Getz
Charlie Parker
Brubeck
Bach
Manhattan Transfer
Wayne Shorter
Zoot Sims
Paul Desmond

[Blue-Jay]

12. Excellent list, RadLib...

except for Manhattan Transfer. "Birdland" (among many others) doesn't need words. Ick.

Desmond, Parker, Getz & Shorter are some of my favorites. You missed Cannonball Adderly, Ben Webster, and Miles, though. (not to mention Trane)

[BlueJazz]

21. Thanks...I listen to Adderly and the others also...

...
I just posted to quick.
I got to eat supper with the Man.Trans. once and they were so damn nice I give um a plug when I can..Cheers.

[peacefreak]

7. Emmylou--Stumbling Towards Grace

Joss Stone--holy shit, she's only 16--what a voice!
Be Good Tanyas
Grateful Dead--Steppin' Out England 1972
Van Morrison--Poetic Champions Compose
Mojave3--Spoon & Rafter
Thorns
Joni Mitchell--Ladies of the Canyon
Sinead Lohan

[NightTrain]

8. Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent, the Johnny Burnette Trio, Elvis...

...Wanda Jackson, Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Dick Dale and the Del-Tones, Marvin Gaye, Duane Eddy, Link Wray, the Flamingos, the Coasters, the Drifters, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, the Dave Clark Five, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, Aretha Franklin, the Isley Brothers, Otis Redding, Sam & Dave, Carla Thomas, the Beach Boys, Parliament/Funkadelic, Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, Buck Owens, Johnny Cash, George Jones, the Ohio Players, Prince, the Stray Cats....

I think you get the idea!

[devilgrrl]

9. Delerium - Kraftwerk - Daniel Lanois - Boards of Canada - Bad Brains

Lot's of other stuff too...

[leftist_rebel1569]

10. Hmmm....

I haven't been listening to a diverse list recently, but I don't care as much :) I've been listening to Tool (A LOT!), Stabbing Westward, Deftones, A Perfect Circle, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Epsilon-Zero, Something Corporate, Killswitch Engage, Powerman 5000, Sevendust, Scars of Life, The Tea Party, and Spiritfall. I think that's the whole list...

[kodi]

11. phillip glass, nat king cole (xmas song time)

ready for the holidays already

[Blue-Jay]

13. No offense, but PHILLIP GLASS?!?!

Sorry, but I just can't listen to the same chord repeated for ten minutes. Can't "do" minimalism.

Ever listen to Alban Berg? Trippy stuff.

[thebigidea]

15. Phillip Glass, minimalist? HA! 10 minutes is baby steps in that world

I'll take Tony Conrad, Lamonte Young, John Cale, etc. in the Dream Syndicate over his noodling any day - 75 minutes, hour after hour of ONE NOTE DRONING on mutated violins viola and OWWWWWWWWWWW the droning is soooo soothing...

[kodi]

17. try glass' "music with changing parts"

and berg is okay, but doesn't rise up anyway near schoenberg's second quartet

[Blue-Jay]

20. Schoenberg is OK,

but listening to his stuff is too much like trying to solve for 'X'. Brilliantly done, but without any soul IMO. The 12-tone stuff is cool in an analytical sense.

Oy. I feel like I'm in Art Corra's "20th Century Styles" class again. I loved that class. :D

/goes back to listening to Billy Branch & the Sons of the Blues. Yeah. That's the stuff.

[mac56]

14. Warren Zevon

Jules Shear
Dave Rave
"Scrubs" soundtrack

[Red_Storm]

16. on the playlist...........

Bob Dylan - Live at MSG 11/13/02
UNDERWORLD - Soundtrack
Immortal Technique - Revolutionary Vol 1 & 2
Mary J. Blige - Love & Life
The Jayhawks - Rainy Day Music

Special Mention

Elliot Smith - XO

Really sad to hear about his death today......saw him perform several times in Brooklyn.......a shame that someone as talented as him never got the recognition he deserved and even worse, went out the way he did....

[SOteric]

18. BB King, Billie Holiday, Eminem, Crazy Town, Foo Fighters,

Pearl Jam and The Gits.

[ikojo]

31. SOteric...another Eminem fan!!

I love Em. I hear he's working on a new CD. I hope he tours to support it. I saw him for the first time in 2002. While I cared very little for the opening acts I thought he put on an EXCELLENT multimedia show. He is very entertaining.

[carpetbagger]

19. Moody Blues,Traffic,King Crimson,Geo Harrison,Renaissance

Don't ask me why. I think it's mostly that I avoided "classic rock" for about three years, so some of it actually sounds fresh.

[toddzilla]

22. fiona apple, gov't mule, 80's hair metal

eom

[NuckinFutz]

23. nanci griffith...

michelle shocked
susan werner
asylum street spankers
mark knopfler
dave carter & tracy grammer
john mccutcheon

going to see arlo guthrie next month

[el_gato]

24. manu chao

check his stuff out if you haven't yet

[skippysmom]

25. lately i've been in sort of a bluegrass mood

so I have the Dixie Chicks Home and Alison Krauss on rotation.

And Mozart, too. Interesting combo.

[manderley]

26. Dinah Whashington, Shelby Lynne's "Identity Crisis"

[qb]

27. Yes 90125 and ABBA - The Singles

After sorting through my old tapes for the most kid-appropriate ones to play in the car, they're hooked on these two.

[It was not a pretzel]

28. Dixie Chicks, Coldplay, Marillion

i listen to others but on no way the same scale. At a guess, I listen to the Chicks on a ratio of 3-1 over the next best.

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

29. The Early November...

Gavin DeGraw
Maroon5
The Starting Line
Something Corporate
the replacements
Fiona Apple
simple plan
Delta Sleep (www.deltasleeprock.com)
Billy Joel (recent influx, have always listened to him though)

as always more and more beatles and 60s

[AquariDem]

32. Nirvana, Talking Heads, Bob Marley

And a friend recently turned me on to the Pogues. I can't wait to get one of their CDs...

[ScreamingMeemie]

33. Glen Campbell, Vern Gosdin, and Johnny Cash.

Yes, I live in the past.

[Red_Storm]

34. not a bad thing.................

when it comes to music................

[rbnyc]

35. No surprise here.

I just listen to Kristin Hersh and Throwing Muses almost all the time. Let's see if I can break it down.

60% Muses/Hersh
25% My own stuff that I'm working on
10% Stuff that people I know are working on
5% Other artists, VU, Miles Davis, High on Fire, my husband has been playing coldplay a lot in the car.

:)

Right now I'm listening to a Tom Ward CD that I co-produced, engineered and on which I sing back-up.