Tropical Island Music Artist Draft - FINIS
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Linkin Park
Very few artists, IMO, can consistently mix and combine so many different elements of music like these guys. They can go from "One Step Closer" and "Crawling," to "In The End" and "What I've Done." and then slow it way down with "Shadow of the Day" and "Iridescent."
They've evolved and they've also stayed true to who they are. Great, great band.
[video=youtube;8sgycukafqQ&ob=av2n]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sgycukafqQ&ob=av2n[/video]
[video=youtube;n1PCW0C1aiM&ob=av2n]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1PCW0C1aiM&ob=av2n[/video]
[video=youtube;Gd9OhYroLN0&ob=av2e]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gd9OhYroLN0&ob=av2e[/video]
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I never even thought about Linkin Park, nice pick. Well since the commish rudely brought on the run of females, I guess it's time for me to take one since I am only now realizing that I have very few to choose from (to be fair there is a female in Smashing Pumpkins). I actually expected Brick to take her on me, but he went with my alternate route instead. So, my first female is
Pat Benatar
Pretty decent catalog of music for a round 10 selection I think. A few songs I wasn't a fan of, but she has some great ones.
[yt="All Fired Up"]PsnYrH3BUP8&feature=relmfu[/yt]
And my favorite one:
[yt="Heartbreaker"]vy-QmgdUVTI[/yt]
Pat Benatar
Pretty decent catalog of music for a round 10 selection I think. A few songs I wasn't a fan of, but she has some great ones.
[yt="All Fired Up"]PsnYrH3BUP8&feature=relmfu[/yt]
And my favorite one:
[yt="Heartbreaker"]vy-QmgdUVTI[/yt]
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In a move that will probably not get any votes, I'm taking Kate Bush.
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/kate-bush-p3805
One of the most successful and popular solo female performers to come out of England during the last several decades of the 20th century, Kate Bush was also one of the most unusual, with her keening vocals and unusually literate and complex body of songs
[video]http://youtu.be/DT8Q-kiQuv8[/video]
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/kate-bush-p3805
One of the most successful and popular solo female performers to come out of England during the last several decades of the 20th century, Kate Bush was also one of the most unusual, with her keening vocals and unusually literate and complex body of songs
[video]http://youtu.be/DT8Q-kiQuv8[/video]
I never even thought about Linkin Park, nice pick. Well since the commish rudely brought on the run of females, I guess it's time for me to take one since I am only now realizing that I have very few to choose from. I actually expected Brick to take her on me, but he went with my alternate route instead. So, my first female is
Pat Benatar
Pretty decent catalog of music for a round 10 selection I think. A few songs I wasn't a fan of, but she has some great ones.
[yt="All Fired Up"]PsnYrH3BUP8&feature=relmfu[/yt]
And my favorite one:
[yt="Heartbreaker"]vy-QmgdUVTI[/yt]
Pat Benatar
Pretty decent catalog of music for a round 10 selection I think. A few songs I wasn't a fan of, but she has some great ones.
[yt="All Fired Up"]PsnYrH3BUP8&feature=relmfu[/yt]
And my favorite one:
[yt="Heartbreaker"]vy-QmgdUVTI[/yt]
Hell Is For Children btw.
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CRAP!!!!
Pick cancelled. Pick again upon fear of being spammed with Roseanne Barr porn.
And I hereby proclaim this trend of picking women dumb
, as nobody thought any of them were good enough to pick at all for the first 100 picks, and now all of a sudden people are picking them with every pick. Most importantly including ones off my list. If you want a token woman that desperately, take Rebecca Black, but leave my poor beleaguered list alone!
Oh...good pick btw.
Pick cancelled. Pick again upon fear of being spammed with Roseanne Barr porn.
And I hereby proclaim this trend of picking women dumb
, as nobody thought any of them were good enough to pick at all for the first 100 picks, and now all of a sudden people are picking them with every pick. Most importantly including ones off my list. If you want a token woman that desperately, take Rebecca Black, but leave my poor beleaguered list alone!Oh...good pick btw.
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CRAP!!!!
Pick cancelled. Pick again upon fear of being spammed with Roseanne Barr porn.
And I hereby proclaim this trend of picking women dumb , as nobody thought any of them were good enough to pick at all for the first 100 picks, and now all of a sudden people are picking them with every pick. Most importantly including ones off my list. If you want a token woman that desperately, take Rebecca Black, but leave my poor beleaguered list alone!
Oh...good pick btw.
Pick cancelled. Pick again upon fear of being spammed with Roseanne Barr porn.
And I hereby proclaim this trend of picking women dumb
, as nobody thought any of them were good enough to pick at all for the first 100 picks, and now all of a sudden people are picking them with every pick. Most importantly including ones off my list. If you want a token woman that desperately, take Rebecca Black, but leave my poor beleaguered list alone!Oh...good pick btw.
Since we're just about halfway through the draft and I didn't get to add in much explanation for my first few picks, plus I haven't added any youtube links, I figured I'd post a few now. I added a note or two on picks I haven't really talked about, plus one video for each. If you're going to watch just one of the ten, I'd pick the Lauryn Hill one.
01.11 - Nas
02.06 - The Black Eyed Peas
03.11 - Lauryn Hill
04.06 - Genesis
01.11 - Nas
Listened to It Was Written a ton while coding in college, and only later found Illmatic, but that too was too easy to like.
Just too much fun music. Plus I can practice my Tagalog just a smidge.
One of my favorite artists. Combines a great voice, good rap skills, and thoughtful lyrics. She only has two albums, but she is probably at the top or tied for the artist I'd most like to hear new music from. I would have picked her first if it wasn't for the lack of quantity. But I decided I had to pick her early anyway.
;-)
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For the White part of my black and white blues... I select:
The White Stripes
I find the White Stripes to be just so, so explosive... They are like listening to an explosion of blues and hard rock music... raw, talented, inventive, only two of them (BTW, I am making an end-run on female singers/drummers who are members of a duo). They do a lot of blues covers and a lot of crazy originals... again, their music always pumps me up. Great stuff.
The White Stripes
I find the White Stripes to be just so, so explosive... They are like listening to an explosion of blues and hard rock music... raw, talented, inventive, only two of them (BTW, I am making an end-run on female singers/drummers who are members of a duo). They do a lot of blues covers and a lot of crazy originals... again, their music always pumps me up. Great stuff.
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This draft is very interesting and enlightening. I have learned of singers I had never heard of and who are really good. I'm in a time warp being at least a generation (and maybe two generations) older than most of you so I lost track of what is popular at least 15 years ago. The older stuff has been adequate for me and has many emotional links. It's intersting how music becomes linked to events or eras of our life and I note that I'm not the only one who experiences this. In short, the music we love is linked to our life's passage.
Just the same, I love music and this stuff is great. You folks are having fun and learning of each other but I'm expanding the music I will listen to except hip hop. Who the heck is Nas? Made me go to Wikipedia. The unintended consequence of this draft is that I have gone back to writing music which is my passion. Note I didn't say I was any good. My absolute #1 "job" I would have liked was to be the trumpet player of Chicago. Now THAT must say a lot about me. I organized my first band when I was 13.
Thanks folks.
Just the same, I love music and this stuff is great. You folks are having fun and learning of each other but I'm expanding the music I will listen to except hip hop. Who the heck is Nas? Made me go to Wikipedia.
The unintended consequence of this draft is that I have gone back to writing music which is my passion. Note I didn't say I was any good. My absolute #1 "job" I would have liked was to be the trumpet player of Chicago. Now THAT must say a lot about me. I organized my first band when I was 13.Thanks folks.
This draft is very interesting and enlightening. I have learned of singers I had never heard of and who are really good. I'm in a time warp being at least a generation (and maybe two generations) older than most of you so I lost track of what is popular at least 15 years ago. The older stuff has been adequate for me and has many emotional links. It's intersting how music becomes linked to events or eras of our life and I note that I'm not the only one who experiences this. In short, the music we love is linked to our life's passage.
Just the same, I love music and this stuff is great. You folks are having fun and learning of each other but I'm expanding the music I will listen to except hip hop. Who the heck is Nas? Made me go to Wikipedia. The unintended consequence of this draft is that I have gone back to writing music which is my passion. Note I didn't say I was any good. My absolute #1 "job" I would have liked was to be the trumpet player of Chicago. Now THAT must say a lot about me. I organized my first band when I was 13.
Thanks folks.
Just the same, I love music and this stuff is great. You folks are having fun and learning of each other but I'm expanding the music I will listen to except hip hop. Who the heck is Nas? Made me go to Wikipedia.
The unintended consequence of this draft is that I have gone back to writing music which is my passion. Note I didn't say I was any good. My absolute #1 "job" I would have liked was to be the trumpet player of Chicago. Now THAT must say a lot about me. I organized my first band when I was 13.Thanks folks.
