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In no particular order:
Coldplay
Mumford and Sons
Death Cab for Cutie
Bon Iver
Regina Spektor
Noah and the Whale
Foster the People
Florence and the Machine
Ingrid Michaelson
there's more, but I can't think of any at the moment!
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My favorite band is Euphoria from India and second favorite is Nasha band,I love their songs.
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kraken wrote:on a somewhat related note... anyone going to Osheaga? Yep! Are you? McMaster Kinesiology - Class of 2016
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Beatles Hedley Coldplay Maroon 5 Train Iron & Wine Dan Gibson Marianas Trench **Shields**
Accepted:
University of Toronto: Social Sciences + Vic One (Pearson Stream)
Carleton University: Honours Science
University of British Columbia: Arts
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Am I going to be slaughtered if I said One Direction? Hahahaha :P The University of Western Ontario '15 Political Science
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My favorite Bands are Linkin park,Pink floyd,David Guetta and Beatles.
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Everyone seems so different compared to me.
Pendulum
Ellie Goulding
Steven Walking
Paragonx9
StanSB
Wolfgang Gartner
Nomak
Nujabes
Kajiura Yuki
Supercell
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Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin Creed Three doors down http://www.yourmaltaweddingplanner.com/
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Back Street Boys!  McMaster Health Science 2016
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^ Hey to my future classmate! 1. J. Cole 2. Drake 3. Mac Miller 4. The Weeknd 5. Trey Songz McMaster Health Science 2016
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The other band which are also liked by me are Euphoria and jal-the band.
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NoCarsGo9 wrote:kraken wrote:on a somewhat related note... anyone going to Osheaga? Yep! Are you? missed your comment before somehow lol. i was going to but now i can't :( might go to a concert or two though if i can drag some friends along with me. University of Toronto (Trinity College)
Honours Bachelor of Arts, Majors in English and Psychology, 2013ish
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the beatles
the clash
rage against the machine
MGMT
arctic monkeys
the libertines
Jimi Hendrix
sex pistols
led zepplin
nirvana
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Gold Panda
Coldplay
Mogwai
The Fray
Robbie McFerrin
Hopsin
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Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Florence and the Machine
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Pink Floyd Don Henley/The Eagles Neil Young/CSNY Eminem Gordon Lightfoot The Guess Who/BTO BMSc Honours Specialization in Medical Science, Minor in Psychology, UWO '09
Bachelor of Pharmacy, University of Alberta '13 - Drop out as of '11
University Certificate in Finance, Athabasca University '12
Petroleum Engineering Technology diploma, NAIT '13
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Just going down MP3 Player's Artists
A Day To Remember
ACDC
Alexisonfire
Andrew Llyod Webber
Barenaked Ladies
Black Eyed Peas
Blake Shelton
Charlie A'Court
Classified
Dr Dre
Dream Theater
Eminem
Hedley
Jay-Z
LMFAO
MayDay Parade
Matallica
MGK
NICKELBACK
Protest The Hero
Rise Against
Santana
Skrillex
The Blues Brothers
As my school's DJ, I have way, way more :)
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ktel wrote:Andi wrote:That's because most people just listen to what the radio tells them to listen to.
They are afraid of music with any complexity. There are plenty of people who listen to your type of music too. Nobody is ever a true original. I have to admit, I haven't been on this board since this post. Having randomly checked it today (for whatever reason), I feel the need to reply. I never said that I was a "true original" - I wasn't trying to make a point by posting my favourite bands, I was simply participating in the board. I am glad that I am not the only person who listens to these bands, or they wouldn't be able to put out albums or go on tours! That point aside, it was pretty ignorant of you to refer to my list as a "type" of music; it may seem to you like one type (especially if you have never heard of the bands and are used to a steady diet of pop-club-dance-hip hop), but it actually incorporates various genres such as metal, grunge, viking metal, black metal, stoner metal, symphonic metal, etc. Although I do gravitate towards heavier music in general, my taste is far too ecelectic to be classified as a single "type". Finally, it is true that most people listen to music which gets radio play - if no one listened, radio stations would not waste their time and money playing it. My problem with radio music is that most of it is very commerical and lacks any real artistic talent or passion. Having been a serious student of music for about 15 years, I think it is obvious that most of the music on the radio is very simplistic in its lyrics, rhyhthm, melody, and structure. It is often synthesized and multi-tracked, and manufactured for the sole purpose of appealing to the masses and making money. For many people, "my type" of music is incomprehensible or even scary because it takes them out of their comfort zone. I just happen to prefer music which uses real instruments, complex harmonies, and more intelligent lyrics, and which requires more hard work, talent, and training than pressing a few buttons on the computer and using an AutoTune machine.
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Andi wrote:ktel wrote:Andi wrote:That's because most people just listen to what the radio tells them to listen to.
They are afraid of music with any complexity. There are plenty of people who listen to your type of music too. Nobody is ever a true original. I have to admit, I haven't been on this board since this post. Having randomly checked it today (for whatever reason), I feel the need to reply. I never said that I was a "true original" - I wasn't trying to make a point by posting my favourite bands, I was simply participating in the board. I am glad that I am not the only person who listens to these bands, or they wouldn't be able to put out albums or go on tours! That point aside, it was pretty ignorant of you to refer to my list as a "type" of music; it may seem to you like one type (especially if you have never heard of the bands and are used to a steady diet of pop-club-dance-hip hop), but it actually incorporates various genres such as metal, grunge, viking metal, black metal, stoner metal, symphonic metal, etc. Although I do gravitate towards heavier music in general, my taste is far too ecelectic to be classified as a single "type". Finally, it is true that most people listen to music which gets radio play - if no one listened, radio stations would not waste their time and money playing it. My problem with radio music is that most of it is very commerical and lacks any real artistic talent or passion. Having been a serious student of music for about 15 years, I think it is obvious that most of the music on the radio is very simplistic in its lyrics, rhyhthm, melody, and structure. It is often synthesized and multi-tracked, and manufactured for the sole purpose of appealing to the masses and making money. For many people, "my type" of music is incomprehensible or even scary because it takes them out of their comfort zone. I just happen to prefer music which uses real instruments, complex harmonies, and more intelligent lyrics, and which requires more hard work, talent, and training than pressing a few buttons on the computer and using an AutoTune machine. It's true, the majority of people out there on a general basis don't like 'heavier' music. This ranges anywhere from stuff like Post-Hardcore to Metal of all sorts. Go on the facebook fan pages for artists like Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne, Drake and then compare that to bands in the metal genres and you'll see a significant difference in numbers. I don't care what anyone says, the majority of commercial pop & hip hop is horrid and people listen to it cause they're too simple minded to appreciate good music such as classical, blues, jazz, metal, symphony... McMaster University - Honours Psychology, Neuroscience, & Behaviour (B.A.) '2016
Career Plans:
Primary Goal: To become a Clinical Neuropsychologist
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In no particular order:
The Doors
The Killers
Smashing Pumpkins
Velvet Revolver
The Strokes
Iggy Pop
The Rolling Stones
The Black Keys
Stone Temple Pilots
The Wallflowers
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