Music to Play

Style	Title or Lyrics	Artist	Label, etc.
		Autovon
		dc folk, gospel gangstoz	(from TBN)
	Summer Time from 'Porgy & Bess'	Jane Froman
	In one ear and out the other	Rosemary Cluny
		Sabar Koti - recommended india artist
20's	Dream a little dream of me	Nat King Cole, Momma Cass (mommas & poppas)
		Sound Tribe Sector 9
??? (new-age?)		Patty Griffin
Blues		Django Reinhard	CD or 78
Blues	Levee Camp Moan	Son House	Father of the Delta Blues: The Complete 1965 Sessions
Bossa-Nova	Cast your fate to the wind	Steve Allen
Cartoon	Road runner
Cartoon	George of the Jungle
Cartoon	Underdog
Cartoon	Banana Splits
Classical	Igor Markevitch - L'Apprenti Sorcier - CBS 1955
Classical	Tocatta and Fugue in D minor	Bach
Classical	La Ronte..	Bazzini - Francescatti on Violin
Classical	William Tell Overture	cond. Arturo Toscanini - Rossini NBC Carnegie Hall
Django Reinhardt
Ecclectic	Quetzalcoatl	Alvez
Ecclectic	Can you Kali	Alvez
Ecclectic	Dead Egyptian Blues	Trout Fishing in America	Over the Limit
Folk	Bonnie (Mad) Boys
Folk	Oh the (dreadful) wind and rain	Gillian Welch
Folk	(haunted welsh folk)	Gillian Welsh
Gamelan
Jazz		Billy Holiday
Jazz		Charlie Parker
Klesmer
Mambo	(cuban surf twang)	Ry Kooder	Mambo Sinuendo

Mystic	Lavendar
New-age	Have you ever seen the rain (wind chime)
New-age	Goodbye moon	Shiverea	Capitol 2001
New-age	Moonbeam bus	Tana Donnely
New-age	Little Puffy Clouds	The Orb
Oldies	One eyed, one horned, flying purple people eater
Renaissance	"Still I sing bonnie boys, bonnie mad boys"
Rock	James Bond dddD ddd_ dddD ddd DD_ DDd_
Rock	Dead Can Dance
Rock	"sha la - la la la,I live for today"
Rock	"So you think we have a lazy time well you should know better. .. so come on feel the noise.. we get wild wild wild"
Rock	Heaven beside you	Alice in chains
Rock	She's not there	Argent?
Rock	Cannonball	Breeders
Rock	Running up that hill, no promises.	Kate Bush
Rock		Chris Isaac
Rock		Dido	No Angel
Rock	Natural One	Folk Implosion
Rock	Rosemary (4*)	Gomez	Abandoned Shopping Trolley Hotline
Rock	California Dreaming - (If I were in LA)	Mama's & Poppa's
Rock		Oasis
Rock		PJ Harvey
Rock	Delirium	Sarah McLaughlin
Rock	Route 66	Nat King Cole, Stones, Cramps, Jones
Rock	Spooky Little Girl Like You (any version)	The Letterman
Rock	Los Angeles , Sugar Light, Nausea	X	Los Angeles
Rock	That hindu tune	Beatles	Revolver
Rock - Surf Punk	Let's fly away	Roger's Sisters
Rock-Glam	Crush Eyeliner
Rock-Glam	Velvet Goldmine Soundtrack	Brian Eno, Lou Reed, many more.
Rock-Glam		Liquid Kitty
Rock-Glam		Fripp & Eno	Here come the warm jets.
Rock-Glam	Bossa Nova, is she weird.	Pixies
Rock-Punk			Tooth and Nail
Rock-Surf	Dick Dale
Soundtrack	Crossroads
Soundtrack	Repo Man
Soundtrack	Wildflowers
Surf		Dave Childs
Surf		Insect Surfers
Surf		The Tiki Tones
TV	Wally Gator
TV	Munsters theme
TV	Bewitched
TV	I Dream of Jeannie
TV	Get Smart
TV	Ghost and Mrs Muir
TV	Addams Family	De Vol
TV	Peter Gunn	Mancini
TV	Pink Panther	Mancini
Zydeco

Music theory
Janet Cunningham - Molidian 22 tone scale, Persian 14 tone scale.

Band Names
Jasmine licorice
Zodiac sandcrabs.
Light Speed Gypsy Wagon
Pink sun at night
Lonely Monster

Dang, I just deleted a whole big blurb on my collection with histories of different genres, and lots to say about my own music. My oldies go back to the turn of the century, centuries before that, and to the corners of the earth. I grew up on euro-punk, ecclectic/experimental, and surf. Killer music takes advantage of grüngestalt, that's when the intensive peaks of a melody form a second tier of melody. I play a beatle bass (acoustic-electric ziolin-bass) in a slide-steel/sitar/piano style with both hands independently slide/hammering melodies. Punk and acid-metal ain't that different compared to microtonal techno or pentatonic irish ballads, and 40 years from now people won't even see the difference.
Here's a playlist I use for warm-ups:
Addams Family - De Vol
Sylvan Song - Heart
Danse du Bonheur - John McLaughlin (Sakti album)
European Mothers Son - Velvet Underground
Shiek of Araby (banjo) - Paul Martin
Out of Limits - Ventures
Digital - Mia Doi Todd
Cantaloop / Flip Fantasia - Us3
Slow Dive - Siouxsie and the Banshees
Mendohlson Op. 64 - Leila Josefowicz (violin)
Killer Queen - Queen (not great music, but a personal fave anyhow)
Tocatta & Fugue in D minor (the vampire song) - Bach Organworks
La Malaguena - Orizba & his orchestra
So Low Blues - Sandy Owen
Plastic Fantastic Lover - Jefferson Airplane
the Sorcerors Apprentice - Dukas
I Put a Spell on You - Marilyn Manson
Midnight at the Oasis - Maria Muldaur (sweet killer guitar solos)
the Sweet Postcard - 2 Nice Girls
Sembung Gilang (javanese gamelan) - Saryabrata & D. Lewiston (requires playing notes between frets).

Does this forum support multiple choice surveys?
I try to listen and play guitar to a different genre every night.
1) Folk, carribean, bluegrass - sunny, earthy, expressive, loving, multitextural intense technique.
2) Techno, esp microtonal scale experimental compositions, with a kaleidoscopic Hindus in space quality.
3) Jazz (also the most hated (nervous wacko stress variety)) Some experimental jazz is warm and wild, like klezmer, and I've heard things which don',t even sound like music until you fall into meditation and learn to hear music which is written with backwards grungestalts & self-reference.
4) Blues: 30's stuff, hawaiian steel slide, slinky club w/ sax, fight the devil backwaters stuff.
5) Rock: Black preacher, 60's psychedelia, new wave: Manson, Velvet Underground, B-52's. Experimental punk: Flying Lizards, Lene Lovich. Surf-punk & Reggae. Beatles (everything) & doors. country moon vibes: Simon & garfunkle, seals & crofts, van morrison.
6) Classical: Thunderous stuff, hall of the mountain king, sorcerors apprentice, Bach's vampire stuff, Stravinsky's rites of spring

All sorts of stuff. I like complex, powerful, sweet, intense, expressive music of any sort. That usually rules out country. Opera does often fit those criteria, but I don't really like it either. My own music is sort of techno (Captin Nemo and the Quasars), jazz-blues, hindu, surf, with an evolving classical composition style based on rock-n-roll hall of famer Robert Fripp (from King Crimson, works with Brian Eno (produced b-52s & devo) does intense stuff with folks like Andy Summers of the Police (sting))
Oh, I'm also fond of that Maxfield Parrish painting mood found in 'Sweet dreams to leave your worries behind you... Dream a little dream of me', sung by Nat King Cole and later by the Mamas and Papas (other 60's stuff like 'california dreaming').

Here is a link to my station: 'Harmonic Distortion' under the category 'Insane Asylum'. I've ranked 100's of recording artists. Some of the top rankers on the Playlist include Velvet Underground, Bjork, B-52's, Glenn Miller, Van Morrison, and Siouxsie & the Banshees.