For fun I suppose; haven't been on Seti for a few years, so I might as well make myself known here more so than on WCG :)
Also, excuse if this isn't where this should go.

1. Judas Priest
2. Kiss
3. Meat Loaf
4. Godsmack
5. Iron Maiden
6. Helloween

What are yours?

It fits here.
Welcome Kyle.

1. Cat Stevens
2. Simon & Garfunkel
3. Join Mitchel
4. That group Paul McCartney was part of, before wings.
5. Vivaldi
6. James Taylor

Don't tell my ex I didn't list her.

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Not real sure how I could answer this question.
Shall have to ponder.
Since my life before Seti revolved around music, my list might have to be hundreds long to give all of those artists proper credit.

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"Freedom is just Chaos, with better lighting." Alan Dean Foster

Pete Segar
Bob Dylan
Peter, Paul, And Mary
And the first song that got me hooked on AM radio. Was the guy who did the Monster Mash. I was a young lad when I first heard that song.

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Old James

Hard to select from so many I grew up with at the birth of rock and roll, motown and then the folk music era.

1. Joan Baez
2. Roy Orbison
3. Tina Turner (with Ike early on)

Back in the very late 60's I went to Joan Baez's concert at Assembly Hall on the University of Illinois Campus.
She came on stage barefoot in a yellow peasant dress--she was the sexiest persona I have ever seen. Her voice rang out clear as a bell. Earlier, I had attended a choir practice at the Navy Base in New London, Connecticut with my then girlfriend and her mother--the Chaplin there was Chaplin Baez who claimed to be closely related to Joan.

Roy Orbison died in 1988, the year I moved my family to Nashville Tennessee--"Music City" The entire community mourned his passing. I drove onto the beach house property where we held our 40th high school reunion on Isle of Palms South Carolina with his album blaring from my car's ten speakers.

I remember Ike and Tina Turner as they always seemed to be on the radio when I would lift weights in the basement after dinner in our Washington DC-Area home.

Music marks the passage and events as we journey through life--it cements memories in all of us.

Here are my three, one per genre...

Classical/baroque: Johann Sebastian Bach (IMHO the greatest musical mind who ever lived)

Rock: Rush

Jazz: Paul Desmond / Oscar Peterson (tied and can't decide between them; now there would have been a duet)

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Glenn Gould Classic
Maria Callas Opera
The Platters Rock

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This is such a tough question to answer for me, but if I have to narrow it down to three artists whose entire body of work has affected me the most in my life, I would say, Pink Floyd, Simple Minds, and Tori Amos.

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The mind is a weird and mysterious place

Not possible, depends on mood.

Elvis
Paul Simon
Harry Belafonte

Jackie Evancho

Sarah Brightman

Taylor Swift

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TimeLord04
Have TARDIS, will travel...
Come along K-9!
Join Calm Chaos

Not possible, depends on mood.

+1

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Not possible, depends on mood.

It's like rating your favourite food and perhaps wine that also depends on mood.

Never the less.
1. Frank Zappa
2. Pink Floyd
3. Dixie Dregs

Heavy Metal:

Ozzy Osbourne
Metallica (Black album and earlier only)
System of a Down

Hard rock:
Guns n' Roses
AC/DC
Motley Crue

Pop rock:
Billy Joel
Old school Jon Bon Jovi

Alternative rock:
Nirvana
REM
Live

"Golden oldies":
Buddy Holly
Elvis Presley


I could further break it down by decade & genre, but I think that highlights some of my broad tastes.

Not possible, depends on mood.

+1

+2 Way too many to choose from...

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Today I am going to choose

The Pet Shop Boys
Tchaikovsky
and REM

EDIT: And I am also going to say a belated hello to Kyle

Hello, Kyle :)

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oh...and did we say we like humans too? Well we do :)

Hmm, just three huh?

1) Neil Young
2) Bachman Turner Overdrive
3) The Beatles

If I were stuck on a deserted island, I would be happy with my choices.

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I do not fight fascists because I think I can win.
I fight them because they are fascists.
Chris Hedges

A riot is the language of the unheard. -Martin Luther King, Jr.

Robin Trower

Iron Butterfly

The Cars









Yappster

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May we All have a METAMORPHOSIS. REASON. GOoD JUDGEMENT and LOVE and ORDER!!!!!

Nick Cave

Aroma Di Amore

De Brassers

Siglo XX

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I forgot about Rammstein..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StZcUAPRRac

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