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I just re-signed up for iTunes after not having it for 2 months and losing my entire library.

So, help me build a new one.

I like a lot of music. From '60s classic rock to some '70s to few '80s to grunge music to rap to Coldplay to the killers and white stripes.

I really don't know any new music beyond those last two and I only know the killers' old album and white stripes' icky thump.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks.
 
My starting five (one from each decade):
'60s: The Velvet Underground & Nico
'70s: Patti Smith Group, "Horses"
'80s: Pixies, "Come On Pilgrim"
'90s: Catherine Wheel, "Ferment"
'00s: Arcade Fire, "Funeral"
 
this thread may never end.

ok, homeboy ...

oasis is a must - "definitely maybe" and "what's the story morning glory" absolutely necessary.

80s shyte galore.

oingo boingo.

(this is just a start)
 
Songbird said:
oasis is a must - "definitely maybe" and "what's the story morning glory" absolutely necessary.

Just get Oasis' greatest hits - Stop The Clocks.

If you like White Stripes, check out the Raconteurs' Consolers of the Lonely and Broken Boy Soldiers. It's Jack White's "side project" and it's awesome.
 
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incorrect on oasis. those 2 albums are as good as any band has had to offer in my music-listening lifetime. lots of songs on those not on that best-of.
 
kokane_muthashed said:
Songbird said:
oasis is a must - "definitely maybe" and "what's the story morning glory" absolutely necessary.

Just get Oasis' greatest hits - Stop The Clocks.

If you like White Stripes, check out the Raconteurs' Consolers of the Lonely and Broken Boy Soldiers. It's Jack White's "side project" and it's awesome.

Just a side note for Raconteurs fans...

The other members of the Raconteurs are Brendan Benson, who's a damn good power-poppish singer/songwriter, and the bass player and drummer from the Greenhornes, a really kick-ass garage/power pop/60's style band. I discovered the Greenhornes through the Raconteurs and now I'm a big fan.
 
Any Funkadelic albums, but I know these three better than the rest: Maggot Brain, Let's Take It to the Stage, One Nation Under a Groove.

The new Nas, Illmatic, Stillmatic. Metallica's And Justice For All. Cee-Lo's two solo albums. Every Eric B. and Rakim album.
 
every erik b. and rakim album is damn right. rakim is the best rapper there ever was.
 
every erik b. and rakim album is damn right. rakim is the best rapper there ever was.
 
The Killers second album was quite good. Don't buy it though. I'll burn you a copy.

You might also check out Velvet Revolver's stuff and Rooney's.
 
Standards:
Beach Boys - Don't Worry Baby, G-d Only Knows, Wouldn't it Be Nice, Forever, Sloop John B
Beatles - All My Loving, Hey Jude, well, pretty much anything 1966-1970
Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
George Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue
Stevie Ray Vaughn - Texas Flood
Jeff Buckley - Grace
 
Some of my current favorite albums:

Jay Z - Reasonable Doubt. The Blueprint. The Black Album.
Incubus - Make Yourself. Morning View. A Crow Left of the Murder.
Foo Fighters - The Colour and the Shape. There is Nothing Left to Lose.
Kanye West - College Dropout. Late Registration.
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik. Stadium Arcadium.
Sublime - self-titled
Radiohead - Pablo Honey. OK Computer. Amnesiac.
Pink Floyd - Animals, Dark Side of the Moon, The Wall, Wish You Were Here
Anything by The Beatles, Led Zeppelin
 
Just about anything Bruce Hornsby released is good listening.

Go for the stuff from Hot House (Spider Fingers, White-Wheeled Limousine, Tango King) or Halcyon Days (Circus on the Moon the best of the bunch).
 
Trey Beamon said:
You lost your library? How'd that happen?

I didn't have a home computer at my old place and so I used my work laptop for iTunes. So, whoever got my work laptop inherited a grand collection of music.
 

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