My kind of guy!!! Not to many people know about Goapele. Do you like Selena Johnson or Rhiann Benson? I love her voice.twins172_up said:i guess my taste is all over the place...i came up listening to hip hop...public enemy, eric b. & rakim, epmd, big daddy kane, the biz...& the rest...i got into nas, black moon, wu-tang, smif-n-wesson, mobb deep, biggie, pac, jay-z in the 90's...nowadays...nobody is talking about shit...i can't even listen to the radio...it's the same radio friendly...everybody trying to put out a hit type shit...nobody is really original or creative anymore....but i am into mos def..& talib kweli...i feel hip hop need to gain back its substance...we have all the kids coming up emulating and idolizing this bullshit....
now i stick to old school r&b & "neo soul"...anita baker, patti labelle, aretha franklin, teddy p, the isleys, goapele, jill scott, eraykah badu, kem ...mostly get in the mood music ....also like coldplay, u2, shania twain, & goo goo dolls
I like both of them Selena and Rhiann...have you ever heard of Jazzyfatnastees...it's a two women group...they have two albums out...one of them is named the tortoise and the hare...i really like them....i got into miles, duke, louis armstrong, billie holliday and a few others a few years ago...i mostly listen to mellow stuff now...but everyonce in a while i throw on some country shit and get rowdyladylove said:My kind of guy!!! Not to many people know about Goapele. Do you like Selena Johnson or Rhiann Benson? I love her voice.
My favorite R&B ladies are Patti, Aretha, and Gladys. Glady's voice is so soulful,and full of emotion.
Like most you of I LOVE MUSIC. I stay up nites listening to it. My playlist will have everything from rap, beethoven, Miles, R&B, House, Disco, Old Blue Eyes, Nina Simone and etc...
Sam Cooke, and Donny Hathaway are some more of my favorites.
I'm going to check out some of the names you all have mentioned in the thread. Thanks.
Ok That is enough. I am rambling.
9cyclops9 said:I challenge any of you to name one modern pop/rock/metal/whatever musician (aside from traditional composers such as perhaps John Williams) whose music will be looked upon as the standard 250 years after their death.