You're stuck in quarantine with only one group / composer.

[Bevvied]

Go on then, tell us!

Mine said Ben Folds.

He’s my all time favourite musician as well (even though I answered King Gizzard here, it was due to the eclecticity of the musical output although they are awesome), and one of the few bands/artists we have in common (she tends to veer towards the pop end of the scale whereas I primarily listen to American punk, alt-country and hard rock).

Now, I've obviously heard her play the albums, but I just guessed it was one of 20 or so she liked.
I would have thought she'd say Bruno Mars or something like that, nope......

Adam & The Ants

 

[greyrider]

Siouxsie and the Banshees

 

[DavidHatton]

Meshuggah, been leading the way in metal for 30 years.

When I heard Destroy Erase Improve for the first time, for me a benchmark of metal.

 

[DavidHatton]

At first I would say Annihilator, but someone else also proposed Rush, and there is a lot of them that I haven't heard yet.

Alice in Hell

 

[strange-steve]

When I heard Destroy Erase Improve for the first time, for me a benchmark of metal.

It's hard to believe it's 25 years old now, still sounds heavy as hell.

 

[DavidHatton]

After much contemplation, TOOL

 

[DavidHatton]

It's hard to believe it's 25 years old now, still sounds heavy as hell.

I know, made me recognise the leap in heaviness,from the bog 4, along with Devon Townsend (strapping young lad) Big Gene on the drums.

 

[strange-steve]

Devon Townsend (strapping young lad) Big Gene on the drums

Oh now you're talking, Devin is a genius and Gene Hoglan another god-tier drummer. Played on Death's Symbolic album which was another eye opener for me.

 

[DavidHatton]

Oh now you're talking, Devin is a genius and Gene Hoglan another god-tier drummer. Played on Death's Symbolic album which was another eye opener for me.

Saw SYL back in the later 90's at bradford rio's, me and a mate sneaked back stage to meet Gene.

 

[strange-steve]

Saw SYL back in the later 90's at bradford rio's, me and a mate sneaked back stage to meet Gene.

Awesome
I hope he was a cool guy!

 

[DavidHatton]

Awesome
I hope he was a cool guy!

Both were cool, even though I mistakingly called him an american, Dev took it well..

 

[Lawrence22]

Flogging Molly for me.

 

[Catman]

After much contemplation, TOOL

TOOL has a special place for me as well, but it's still got to be OPETH .

 

[DavidHatton]

TOOL has a special place for me as well, but it's still got to be OPETH .

Can understand that, they are a quality band. could have named many bands was a close call between them and Danzig, but seeing tool on the undertow tour was something special.

 

[Rodcx500z]

I,m lost now, time for a beer

 

[chthon]

Meshuggah, been leading the way in metal for 30 years.

Thanks for the tip! Discovering them now.

 

[chthon]

At first I would say Annihilator, but someone else also proposed Rush, and there is a lot of them that I haven't heard yet.

And another one which has an extensive play list, and where one always discovers new things upon listening, is Miles Davis. Yeah, and in response to another here, Charles Mingus too. Two strong headed, very talented persons, with such completely different, but extensive, repertoires.

 

[Cwrw666]

Adam & The Ants

But Adam and the Ants were great! Stand and deliver your money or your life!
Nerdy fact - there's a phrase in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer theme tune that you can sing that line to. And I do, every time...

 

[Cwrw666]

Had to think long and hard about this but it would have to be Show of Hands.

 

[SmokinMesa]

Maybe Pink Floyd