What else has the Platinum Egoiste/Curve/Fierce vibe?

Let me start this out by saying I suck at describing scents, so I apologize for that. I'll try to relate the best I can.

A few years ago I started wearing cologne consistently when I discovered how much I enjoyed Fierce. (Those of you who hate Fierce, don't bother telling me. I've read it plenty lol.)

That is the first cologne that really appealed to me... I had tried some in the past and never liked them. I'm not a fan of anything very sweet, musky or piney.

I recently discovered Chanel's Platinum Egoiste, which is my current main scent. I LOVE it. Even when I first spray it and it's a bit sour, I enjoy it... and I enjoy the drydown immensely as well.

I also bought Liz Claiborne's Curve. To me, it is in the same vein... it seems a bit sweeter, but at the same time almost sharper than the Chanel, if that makes sense. Almost more of a synthetic kind of scent? I do enjoy it though.

I found a thread on here that recommended Maitre's Garrigue, in relation to these types of scents. I bought it, however that doesn't seem to appeal to me as much. It seems quite a bit sweeter than any of the others, and I got a very classic aftershave kind of scent from it. I will try it some more, but there's a good chance I'll be selling it soon.

Based upon my thoughts on these colognes, what would you guys recommend I try out? It's pretty exciting to find a small genre of scents that really appeal to me. I love the sharp, clean, almost soapy kind of scents... and the Platinum Egoiste is my favorite so far.

Thanks for any help!!

Thank you everyone for the great recommendations! I got a bunch of samples in today so I thought I'd post my reactions, to kind of help build my scent profile.

First, what I didn't like.

Eau de Rochas Homme: Started out kind of clean and nice, but dried down far too bright and lemony for me.

Azzaro Chrome: I can see how this would be considered in this vein, and I almost liked it. But even after the drydown it stayed too synthetic smelling for me. It borders on room freshener, to my nose.

Thierry Mugler Ice Men: A bit too musky and "aqua" smelling for me. It seems almost like a more tamed Rochas.

Paco Rabanne XS: Again musky to me, but this goes in another direction... very earthy but without the sweet notes to make up for it. Not my jam.

Prada Amber Pour Homme: I really wanted to like this one since I wasn't able to buy a sample size. Too powdery, like someone above mentioned.

Finally to the ones I liked!

Cartier Declaration: A very understated "clean" smell that's not too musky, sweet, or citrusy. Very "Irish Tweed" but smells more natural, to my nose. Very nice.

Creed Green Irish Tweed: This literally smells like soap. Very strong, piercing, but enjoyable. Sweeter than most of the others I've tried, but not overpowering.

Chanel Allure: This doesn't really fit into the profile I've been talking about in this thread, but I thought I'd try it since I loved Platinum Egoiste so much. Definitely a different, sweeter vibe... almost makes me think of sweet pipe smoke without the smoke. Very enjoyable.

Any thoughts on my tastes? Further recommendations based on what I wrote above? I am still trying to figure out where I "fit in" in the world of scents.