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Post by tgrwulf on Feb 20, 2010 14:05:58 GMT -5
So, like that title says- What's your favorite music?
Mine would probably be thrash metal, with death metal and celtic punk pretty much tied for second.
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Post by RavynousHunter on Feb 20, 2010 17:34:48 GMT -5
Hmm...death metal, probably. Of course, I'm more of a general metalhead.
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Post by Hades on Feb 20, 2010 17:59:33 GMT -5
If I like what I hear, I'll listen to it. I do tend to favor (in the most broad sense of the genres) rock, folk, and blues. I tend to cringe at country and rap, but there have been a few exceptions in the past.
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Post by spaniel on Feb 20, 2010 19:09:47 GMT -5
Primarily rock and metal, particularly folk metal, power metal, and symphonic metal. I also enjoy classical and ambient music, along with folk and "ominous/dramatic/ethereal chanting." To be honest, my tastes are quite varied. I even manage to enjoy the occasional rap/hip-hop, country, or pop song.
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Post by Sandafluffoid on Feb 20, 2010 19:14:54 GMT -5
Oh god, my tastes are various and foreign. Off the top of my head I like music fitting under these categories:
French rock/pop
French country
Trailer music
Japanese rock
J-pop (I know, I am ashamed of this)
Thai pop (I am ashamed of this too)
Thai rock
Taiwanese pop (still ashamed)
Chinese folk music
Chinese modern folk
Kazakh military propaganda
Russian neo-opera
Mongolian ethno-jazz
Mongolian folk-rock
Mongolian traditional music
Islamic Nasheeds
Assorted national anthems
I think that covers most of my musical tastes. Yeah, I know.
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Post by chad sexington on Feb 20, 2010 20:19:28 GMT -5
If I like what I hear, I'll listen to it. I do tend to favor (in the most broad sense of the genres) rock, folk, and blues. I tend to cringe at country and rap, but there have been a few exceptions in the past. I'm the same. Right now I'm swinging between first-gen punk, and early-nineties-alternative. |
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Post by rookie on Feb 20, 2010 21:45:22 GMT -5
I've always believed that every genre has at least someone worthwhile, at least one or two songs worth listening to. That said, classic rock (good for listening to when stoned), blues, 90s alternative (it's what was around when I was in HS and sometimes I feel nostalgic), and spoken word are my favorites right now.
Spaniel, I've been looking at "folk metal" for a few minutes now. I know what the words "folk" and "metal" are in respect to music, but seeing them together that way is producing a "WTF" reaction in my head. Would you be so kind as to link something for me? Thanks.
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Post by Vene on Feb 20, 2010 22:03:04 GMT -5
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Post by tgrwulf on Feb 20, 2010 22:22:01 GMT -5
If I like what I hear, I'll listen to it.. I agree. THough celtic punk, thrash, and death metal are my favorites, I listen to: Classical, Celtic, Folk, Blues, some Bluegrass, some Techno, Classic Rock, Soft Rock, Alternative Rock, Hard Rock, Punk, Celtic Punk, Horror Punk, Grunge, Hardcore, some Post-Hardcore, some Metalcore, Heavy Metal, Power Metal, Thrash Metal, Death Metal, Black Metal, Speed Metal, Groove Metal, Stoner Metal, Doom Metal, Alternative Metal, Sludge Metal, and Grindcore |
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Post by spaniel on Feb 20, 2010 22:35:05 GMT -5
I've always believed that every genre has at least someone worthwhile, at least one or two songs worth listening to. That said, classic rock (good for listening to when stoned), blues, 90s alternative (it's what was around when I was in HS and sometimes I feel nostalgic), and spoken word are my favorites right now. Spaniel, I've been looking at "folk metal" for a few minutes now. I know what the words "folk" and "metal" are in respect to music, but seeing them together that way is producing a "WTF" reaction in my head. Would you be so kind as to link something for me? Thanks. |
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Post by Armand Tanzarian on Feb 21, 2010 7:51:51 GMT -5
Post-rock all the way.
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Post by Amaranth on Feb 21, 2010 9:31:17 GMT -5
I guess if I had to pick a genre of rock, it'd be classic rock, particularly (but not limited to) British. Rock is just too generic these days to mention as a favorite genre, honestly. Followed by Folk, preferably the blusier varieties of modern folk.
But like others have said, if it's good, I'll listen to it.
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Post by HarleyThomas1002 on Feb 21, 2010 10:28:22 GMT -5
Grunge, punk, indie, riot grrl, classic rock, and a bit of metal.
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Post by gotpwnt on Feb 22, 2010 3:12:14 GMT -5
Metal of most kinds.
Punk of most kinds.
Classical.
Electronic.
Funk.
Jazz.
Blues.
Grunge.
Post-Grunge.
Alot of "Core" music.
Some Pop-Rock.
Indie.
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Post by SCarpelan on Feb 23, 2010 14:15:31 GMT -5
I've always believed that every genre has at least someone worthwhile, at least one or two songs worth listening to. That said, classic rock (good for listening to when stoned), blues, 90s alternative (it's what was around when I was in HS and sometimes Spaniel, I've been looking at "folk metal" for a few I feel nostalgic), and spoken word are my favorites right now.minutes now. I know what the words "folk" and "metal" are in respect to music, but seeing them together that way is producing a "WTF" reaction in my head. Would you be so kind as to link something for me? Thanks. *Wooden Pints by Korpiklaani* Oh dear, I just have to give my two cents here. I listen quite a lot to different folk influenced metal subgenres and I don't care much about this particular song. So, here are a few other examples of the unholy union between folk and metal genres. Folk metal "Trollish hoedown metal" Pagan metal Viking metal / "Battle metal" Edit: Whoops, forgot to mention about my tastes in music. I'm open to different genres but mostly I listen to different kinds of metal. Movie soundtracks, blues, trip hop, rock and ambient are other examples of genres I occasionally listen to. |
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