In a blatant change of subject...

[conuly]

I've decided I'd like to cultivate an eclectic taste in music. Because I've found there's very little I don't like, that's why.

Go ahead. Suggest your favorite artists, genres, songs, whatever. The more unusual, the better.

(Oh, and on that note, I've also recently discovered that I rather like (surprise, I really don't dislike much when it comes to music) Rosie Ledet. Why, I cannae say. But I rarely can.)

Comments

[emerlee.livejournal.com]

Carbon Leaf is a good band. They're kind of alt-pop-rock. It's hard to describe their sound- it's just one of those things you have to hear.

Loreena McKennitt does beautiful ballads and instrumental pieces, most with Celtic or Eastern influences. She has put a few poems to music, like "The Highwayman" by Alfred Noyes, but most of the songs she composes and writes her self. She's awesome.

And of course, Trans-Siberian Orchestra. They're pretty much a classical band with electric guitars and electric violins. I've been in love with their work for about two years and I've gone to their concert every time they were in the area. They mostly do Christmas music, but they also have an album that focuses on Beethoven and his works.