Your Melodic Cup of Tea

[Venus007]

A simple copy/paste survey to share your musical taste.


Favorite genre(s):
Baroque, Industrial, Deep House, Blues, Big Band and Swing, really really old Country and Blue Grass.

Music you grew up listening to:
Lots of live music at church, Pentecostal church with a odd mix of instruments and a solid blue grass sound.
Classical music, romantic music, I played the violin since I was 6 and loved the music so very much, I loved the complexity, especially baroque.

Favorite Artist/Band:
This is a hard one, I couild list so many...
Favorite Artist, Frank Sinatra, Nina Simone, Joey Ramone, Ravi Shankar
Band: Pink Floyd, Montreal Philharmonic, Dead Can Dance, Glen Miller Orchestra, Queen, Cake

First concert:
Well, my first ever concert was the South Bend Symphony Orchestra, I was 6 and a friend of our family gave us tickets. My first non classical was Rick Springfield (my best friend LOVED him, ah mah gaaad)

Last concert:
Helena Basket

Favorite feel good song:
"Ain't that a Kick in the Head" Dean Martin

Song that brings a tear to your eye:
"Nothing Compares 2U" Prince or Sinead
"The Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald" not every time but sometimes it gets me

Favorite song to dance to:
That wonderful blend of jazz or blues and techno, I can dance for hours to that. I am sure the style has a name but I don't know it.


Sexiest song:
"Drive" Melissa Ferrick


Love song:
"Clare de Lune" Debussy
"In the Mood" Glen Miller

Angry/Break up song:
"Learnin' the Blues" Frank Sinatra
"She Fuckin' Hates Me" Puddle of Mud

Angry:
Pretty much anything by Ministry

Favorite shower ballad:
"Dream a Little Dream" or "Use me Up"

Song that you would like played at your funeral:
"Alice's Restaurant" for the fuck of it

Last song that you listened to:
"Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth With Money in My Hand" by Primitive Radio Gods

Song that you hate but can't help singing along with:
UGH "Cake by the Ocean"

If your only means of communication was music, what would you introduce yourself with:
Lol "Thus Spake Zarathustra" or "Cocktails for Two" By Spike Jones