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<blockquote data-quote="mhacdebhandia" data-source="post: 1988848" data-attributes="member: 18832"><p>I grew up listening to my parents' favourite music from the Sixties - the Beatles, the Beach Boys, the Mamas and the Papas, the Brill Building-backed girl groups, and so on. My father's obsession with Neil Diamond's <em>Hot August Night</em> originally annoyed me no end, but I have more appreciation for it now.</p><p></p><p>My tastes, even in Sixties music, are wider than theirs. I would include the Doors and Jefferson Airplane among my favourite groups of the period.</p><p></p><p>Broadly, I like rock and roll and dislike commercial pop, including modern "R'n'B". That said, pop which attempts to experiment with what can be included within itself, including some of Britney Spears' tracks like "Slave For You" are at least interesting if nothing I would purchase.</p><p></p><p>Recent enthusiasms of mine include Steve Earle, Living Colour, Powderfinger, Sublime, Grinspoon, the White Stripes, Gary Moore . . . I tend to really appreciate blues-influenced guitar on the one hand and rhythmic percussion and horns on the other. I also like melody and harmony when it's not overproduced - for the current purpose, Phil Spector doesn't count as "overproduced" but Beyonce Knowles does.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mhacdebhandia, post: 1988848, member: 18832"] I grew up listening to my parents' favourite music from the Sixties - the Beatles, the Beach Boys, the Mamas and the Papas, the Brill Building-backed girl groups, and so on. My father's obsession with Neil Diamond's [i]Hot August Night[/i] originally annoyed me no end, but I have more appreciation for it now. My tastes, even in Sixties music, are wider than theirs. I would include the Doors and Jefferson Airplane among my favourite groups of the period. Broadly, I like rock and roll and dislike commercial pop, including modern "R'n'B". That said, pop which attempts to experiment with what can be included within itself, including some of Britney Spears' tracks like "Slave For You" are at least interesting if nothing I would purchase. Recent enthusiasms of mine include Steve Earle, Living Colour, Powderfinger, Sublime, Grinspoon, the White Stripes, Gary Moore . . . I tend to really appreciate blues-influenced guitar on the one hand and rhythmic percussion and horns on the other. I also like melody and harmony when it's not overproduced - for the current purpose, Phil Spector doesn't count as "overproduced" but Beyonce Knowles does. [/QUOTE]
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