What are some of the primary artists/bands on your iPod or Mp3 Player?

I've got alot of French music, I'm french man it only natural I listen to stuff like Doc Gynéco, MC solar, Passi, and Yannick lol

Also have some great Bob Marley stuff, and alot of classic hip hop like Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, 2Pac, Dr Dre, etc

Some classic rock like Hendrix, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, The Rolling stones

and some good jazz like Charles Mingus, John coltrane, Mary Lou Williams, as well as older stuff like Dion & The Belmonts, and Gene Chandler lol

What about you OT?

Rammstein, Twiztid, Immortal and Insane Clown Posse get the most plays on my iPod.

I have a pretty eclectic taste. Most plays currently from my Zune:

Bob Dylan, The Mars Volta, The Temptations, Marvin Gaye, Rise Against, Slaughterhouse, Radiohead, Coldplay, Eminem (I played the hell out of Recovery when it dropped), Coheed and Cambria, The Black Keys, Kid Cudi, John Coltrane, Del Tha Funkey Homosapien (Deltron 3030 is my most played album from Del), RJD2, The Raconteurs, Little Brother, Minus The Bear, and J. Cole.

Andrew Lloyd WebberTylendal

[QUOTE="Tylendal"]Andrew Lloyd WebberPannicAtack

Pretty much my last.fm.

Hypocrisy, Eluveitie, Agalloch, Equilibrium, Ensiferum, Insomnium, Amon Amarth Though I have like 4k songs on it right now. I'm not quite sure I understood your question so I just listed what I listen to most :P

Ok lets see.... Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Elvis, MJ, Maroon 5, Kanye West, The Ink Spots and The Beatles.

Oomph!,Van Canto,Shadows Fall, Disturbed, Cold Snap, Static-X, Iron Maiden,The Clay People...

A7X, Atreyu, Hollywood Undead, Stone Sour and Muse. I love all those bands.

i DONT HAVE AN iPOD, BUT i DO HAVE iPOD ON mgs4... DOES THAT COUNT?hippiesanta

No. :twisted:

Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Slayer and Opeth.

I have 11 albums from Maiden, 8 from Priest, and three each from Slayer and Opeth.

Radiohead, The Mars Volta, Flaming Lips, Jeff Buckley

Cradle of Filth.

eminem, lil wayne, rick ross, birdman, 50 cent, dr. dre, young jeezy, ICP, drake, jay-z, t.i, those are the main artists out of 2300 ish songs

Amaranthe, Cain's Offering, Dagon, Dignity, Dimmu Borgir, Dreamland, Dreamtale, Kamelot, Serenity, Seventh Wonder, Sonata Arctica...

Muse, mostly. But I do like Kasabian and lately I've been listening to a bit of Russian alternative rock.

I also like some music from the 1930s/40s (The Andrews Sisters, Billie Holiday, The Inkspots, etc.)

A lot of Pokemon OSTs, Protest the Hero, Rise Against

Well, I have alot of:

Led Zeppelin
The Beatles
The Rolling Stones
Elvis Presley
AC/DC
Alan Jackson
Alabama
Bob Seger
Brooks & Dunn
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Eagles
Garth Brooks
George Strait
John Mellencamp
Mark Chesnutt
Tanya Tucker
Tracy Lawrence

Kanye West, Kid Cudi, Lupe Fiasco, Gorillaz and Queens of the Stone Age.

Alexisonfire

Sparta

Nirvana

Alkaline Trio

Face to Face

Pennywise

Korn

Tiger Army

Rammstein, Infected Mushroom, Stemage, The Who (currently going through their discography), The White Stripes, Koh Otani and Velvet Underground.

Howard Stern. I stopped listening to my ipod about a year ago, I suppose I'm burnt out on music a little bit, but every morning I tune into listen to Howard Stern.

My mp3 player is mainly dominated by the entire catalogues from Metallica, Black Label Society, Slipknot and Deftones.

The rest is just a mix-mash of stuff like Nirvana, NiN, Jamiroquai, Team Sleep and Fear Factory.

[QUOTE="PannicAtack"][QUOTE="Tylendal"]Andrew Lloyd WebberTylendal

That's not what operas and musicals are at all. I know a lot, and I mean a LOT of people who would be furious if you stated that Phantom of the Opera was an opera. It is not an opera. It is a musical. The same goes for all the other ALW musicals. They are not operas. JCS can be billed as a "rock opera," but it is more commonly classified as a musical.

Your definition of "musical" is extraordinarily bizarre. A stage musical, by definition, can not be a "collection of music videos" because you generally don't use videos in a stage show except for very specific places. Your definition doesn't take into account shows like Into the Woods, Camelot, My Fair Lady, and tons and tons and TONS of other shows that defy your definition in that they have very strong plots, that nobody would *ever* classify as "opera." If anything, it's operas tend to have weaker plots than musicals.

Bear in Heaven, Artillery, Testament, Katy Perry, BoA, The Assemble Head in Sunburst Sound, Aesop Rock, Specifics, Church of Misery, and Toxik.

Rush, Skinny Puppy and NIN never leave my ipod

Frank Zappa and the entire George Carlin collection manage to be on ipod quite a bit...

doobie brothers, survivor

foreigner, queensryche

outfield, 38 special

autograph, bee gees

boston, chicago

styx, journey

a few are

Placebo, The Killers, Taking Back Sunday, Bring Me The Horizon, Brand New, The Strokes

- Morning Musume
- Utada Hikaru
- Björk
- Yagya
- Flying Lotus
- Future Sound of London
- Hercules & Love Affair

Trivium, As I Lay Dying, All That Remains, Parkway Drive. About 30 songs each, Trivium has 45.

Genesis, Gentle Giant, The F****** Champs, The Guess Who, Steppenwolf, Dethklok, Jethro Tull, Judas Priest, Led Zeppelin, Sigur Ros, YES, and a few video game OSTs.

• Rrrrramm...stein
• Hurt
• Avenged Sevenfold
• Chimaira
• Metallica
• All That Remains
• Disturbed
• Korn
• Five Finger Death Punch
• HIM

I'd love to have some Amon Amarth but "Johnny Judge" decided Limewire should be shut down.

For artists like Radiohead, Muse, Coldplay, New Pornographers and stuff, I usually have all of their albums. But I think The National is the only artist I've gone overboard with... all the albums, EPs, I even have a couple of bootleg collections from their radio sessions in France. Love every second of 'em.

Kid Cudi