STEWART COPELAND

by **English-lion** on 26 Jun 2007 01:51

oh oh I forgot

Frankie Goes to Hollywood

http://www.fgth.org.uk/

Frankie says.......

Oh I was so in to them!!!!!!! :oops:

by **policerule** on 26 Jun 2007 02:00

[quote]Heh. Caps are okay in posts, PRule. It's just a bit of unwritten, assumed decorum that one should avoid writing the whole title of a thread in all caps because that is one of Stewart's trademarks. [/quote]

Oh! i see... thanks!

by **Omaha_Perez** on 26 Jun 2007 04:48

In no particular order:

David Bowie
Iggy Pop
The Stooges
Lou Reed
The Beatles
Lennon solo
The Kinks
The Stones
The Stone Roses
Ian Brown solo
Primal Scream
Radiohead
Jesus & Mary Chain
Julian Cope
Echo & the Bunnymen
Sinead O'Connor
Richard Hell & the Voidoids
XTC
Harry Nilsson
The Smiths
Spiritualized
The Damned
Paul Weller
The Modern Lovers
Television
Feist
Arctic Monkeys
Cold War Kids

by **Rhianntp** on 26 Jun 2007 05:12

[u]No Order as well:[/u]

The Police

Toto

Fleetwood Mac

Lindsey Buckingham

Yes

Toad the Wet Sprocket

Steely Dan

The Eagles

Paul McCartney solo

John Lennon solo

Beatles

James Taylor

Jackson Browne

J.D. Souther

Living Colour

Sting --big fan of "Dream of the blue turtles"

Michael Jackson in his heyday

Prince

Tom Petty & Heartbreakers

Crowded House

Neil Finn solo

Jude Cole

Quincy Jones

Stevie Wonder

Genesis

---Many many others ---

by **sandy** on 26 Jun 2007 19:20

nancyrose wrote: It might be fun to have everyone add one CD in their collection that they like...but are also sort of embarassed by. I'll come clean with ABBA's Greatest Hits!

well my one cd is Wham! edge of heaven! :oops:

but seriously, besides the police here is a short list:

the beatles
U2
duran duran
keane
the killers
no doubt (saw them when they opened for U2 and thought they were awsome!)
also I like to listen to old school r&b music such as Teena Marie and Barry White, etc.

by **BinaryXtreme** on 26 Jun 2007 19:30

I love and still listen to:

Journey

U2

Van Halen

Fleetwood Mac

Rush

Rolling Stones

Prince

And many more, finding myself really liking and appreciating so called "new country" like Shania Twain and Rascal Flats.

by **DirtyMartini** on 26 Jun 2007 19:35

[quote="sandy"]duran duran[/quote]

I must say that they put on a killer show. All about drama and theatrics. Had a hell of a time.

by **policefan** on 26 Jun 2007 19:35

Just to name a few....

The Police
U2
Rolling Stones
The Queen
David Bowie
The Granberries
Velvet Underground
The Psychedelic Furs
Leonard Cohen
Serge Gainsbourg

The Killers
Mobile
Keane
Coldplay

by **policerule** on 26 Jun 2007 20:11

[quote="sandy"]duran duran[/quote]

I must say that they put on a killer show. All about drama and theatrics. Had a hell of a time[quote]

you know... i still listen to their new material. duran duran is a very durable (for lack of a better word) band. they've still got it!

by **sandy** on 26 Jun 2007 20:17

yeah, duran duran sure do put on a good show, saw them the last time they toured about 2 yrs ago-have to say I was "one of those duranies" in the '80's-lol- :lol:

by **Rusty James** on 26 Jun 2007 20:52

Duran Ditto

by **animal** on 27 Jun 2007 12:46

I just watched the Sing Blue Sliver DVD of Duran Duran the other night. Shows behind the scenes of the 1984 North American tour. Very entertaining.

Forgot how good a show these boys put on.

by **policerule** on 27 Jun 2007 13:27

guilty pleasures:

olivia newton john (childhood memories)
disco
bee gees
culture club
styx

i know, i know... pretty bad. :oops:

by **sandy** on 27 Jun 2007 13:29

don't worry-I also like to listen to culture club, bee gees and styxx- :oops:

by **policerule** on 27 Jun 2007 13:35

did you notice that i included and entire genre in that list?

STEWART COPELAND

What other artists do we like?

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