If Only Had 10 Musical Artist To Listen Tooo

[two dot]

At least some people are finally talking about music here.

Amen brother!!!!!

 

[Filmboydoug]

Bach
Beethoven
Brahms
Chopin
Copeland
Holst
Mozart
Tchaikovsky
Vivaldi

 

[needforspeed]

In no real order;

Pink Floyd
Dream Theater
Led Zeppelin
Van Halen
CSN+Y
Ozzy Osborne
Judas Priest
Beatles
Yes
Moody Blues

 

[Possum_Dog]

George Jones
Merle Haggard
Hank Williams Sr.
Bob Dylan
Allman Brothers
Muddy Waters
The Band
John Hammond
More Merle Haggard
More George Jones...Much more

 

[2DualsNotEnough]

Steely Dan
Beatles
Bob Dylan
Elvis Costello
David Sanborn
Ramones
Warren Zevon
Johnny Cash
Rosanne Cash
Dwight Yoakam
And the soundtracks to lotsa movies!J/K
Jimmy

 

[nickrobotron]

David Bazan
Paul Simon
James Taylor
Bob Dylan
Neil Young
Jackson Browne
The Beach Boys
Gram Parsons
Lucinda Williams
Don Chaffer

 

[reggaenaut]

Miles Davis
Sarah Vaughan
Bob Marley
Sonny Rollins
NAt King Cole
Smiley Lewis
Stylistics
Dennis Brown
Barrington Levy
Handel

 

[jonman]

In no particular order
Dylan
Kris Kristofferson
John Prine
Howlin Wolf
Beatles
Elvis
Johnny Cash
Zappa
Stones
Otis Redding
Chet Atkins

 

[doctorbongo]

Top of the head:

Beatles
The Who
Mozart
Beethoven
Miles Davis
Steely Dan
Jethro Tull
Sting/Police
Jane's Addiction (had to choose one)
Clapton (entire catalog, from Bluesbreakers on)

 

[doctorbongo]

Oh, and Led Zep. Baker's Ten.

 

[Njord Noatun]

(In no particular order, except for a chronological attempt):

• Pink Floyd
• Doors
• Who
• Camel
• Eagles
• Alan Parsons Project
• Supertramp
• ELO
• Steely Dan
• Police

 

[onepixel]

No particular order.

Fleetwood Mac (all of them)
Led Zepplin
Steely Dan
Diana Krall
Yo Yo Ma
Pretenders
Allman Brothers
Rolling Stones
B-52s
Keiko Matsui

 

[e2e4c7c5]

The Beatles
Led Zeppelin
The Who
Rolling Stones
Jimi Hendrix
The Doors
Pink Floyd
Doobie Brothers
BTO
Bob Seger

 

[jimfet]

Hendrix
George Jones
Zappa
Metro
The Tourist
Dan Hicks
Sanatra
Tony Bennett
Patsy Cline
Edgar Winter

 

[sump pump]

Miles Davis
T. Monk
Wes Montgomery
Chick Corea
Mozart
Bach
Beethoven
the Dead
the Bombers (aka B-52's)
Ramones
-order can change on my mood

 

[WhiteSE]

Yes, King Crimson, early Genesis, Bill Bruford's Earthworks, Janos Starker, Byron Janis, Maia Sharp, Judith Owen, Richard Thompson.

 

[Dusty Chalk]

Klaus Schulze
Pete Namlook
Bill Laswell
Buckethead
(that alone should keep me busy, especially if I'm allowed collaborations, as they are easily the four most prolific artists that I am interested in)
Prokofiev
Tchaikovsky
Chopin
Schubert
(that's eight)
King Crimson is good, because across their entire catalog, they're so varied, but I'll cheat and say "Robert Fripp", because then I can also include his solo catalog and many collaborations

...oh, and me. I don't want to have to not be able to listen to myself due to some weird technicality.

 

[arrow 68]

Wow, you can come up with 10?

 

[bill irvin]

Pearls Before Swine is that the band who released Balaklava. Man it has been a long time since I have heard that album.

 

[tentoze]

Pearls Before Swine is that the band who released Balaklava. Man it has been a long time since I have heard that album.

That's the one.