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JrnymnNate
March 14, 2002 9:29 PM

Ok, reading about Yes in the competitions made me... queasy... or something. Anyway, I know we've all had music threads(it's where I made my bones and got 'em broken), but this one is different. Instead of listing artists and stuff, please rate, from one to Ten, Your favorite types of music. If I forget some, throw 'em in yourself.

-Not my order, just types
Classical
Jazz
-Swing
-Bop
-Cool
-Free
-Funk
-Fusion
Blues
Reggae
-Ska
Rock
-Indie
-Dance
-Metal
-Prog/Art Rock
-Punk
-Pop
Electronica
-Techno
-Industrial
Rap
Gospel
-southern
-Country
-contemperay
Folk/Bluegrass
Country
-If you have any personal sub-style fav's(Pub Roc, G-Funk, Hair Metal or whatever) go ahead and list 'em. Way to many to remind everyone.

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dcomposed
March 14, 2002 9:35 PM

1 - Horrorcore
2 - Metal
3 - Rap
4 - Punk
5 - Synthcore?

thats about all, couldnt get to ten.

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joshw
March 14, 2002 9:44 PM

1.Hardcore/Punk (pennywise/bad religion)
2.Punk(greenday/mellincollin, little bit of TMBG, kinda)
3.Metal(NOT SLIPKNOT)
4.Ska(Goldfinger/Bouncing souls)
5.Rock(CKy)
6.Mellow Hip hop(download Moment of truth by Gang Starr, you'll see what I mean)
7.Whatever the hell Rob Zombie falls under

I hate hate hate hate the music DragonXero listens to, it sounds like they're barfing into the microphone.

BLLLLLEEEEEEAAAAAAAAUUUUUUURRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH

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JrnymnNate
March 14, 2002 10:02 PM

quote:
7.Whatever the hell Rob Zombie falls under

I hate hate hate hate the music DragonXero listens to, it sounds like they're barfing into the microphone.

BLLLLLEEEEEEAAAAAAAAUUUUUUURRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH



Reading these lines made me laugh for the first time in awhile on this site :)

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Bazilla
March 14, 2002 11:20 PM

Pop (easy listening)
Swing
Blues
Anything else behind 1980 really.

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DexX
March 15, 2002 4:54 AM

This page on AudioGalaxy is the best list of musical styles (I don't like the term "genres" in regards to music) that I have ever seen. It is missing a couple, but it the closest I have ever seen to a complete list. Hmmmm... no "mallcore" listed... *grin*

I like almost everything, except the majority of electronica and rap, the heaviest of metal, the most vacuous of pop, and anything else which gets so bogged down in its stylings that it forgets such things as melody, chords, and general musical-ness. I'm not going to try to sort things into order, but I will list about ten styles which I like best.

- Progressive and alternative rock
- General rock
- 60s and 70s British rock and pop (especially The Beatles, The Who, Led Zeppelin, and The Rolling Stones)
- Thrash and industrial metal
- Modern stage musicals (70s onwards)
- 80s pop and rock, especially compilation CDs
- Hard rock and "new metal"
- Folk, Celtic, folk-influenced rock and pop, folk- and Celt- influenced new age music
- World music, and world-influenced rock and pop
- "Classical" as it is generically known, but mainly Baroque, Romantic, and 20th century orchestral
- "Pub music", as in pub-band styled rock and pop

Not a complete list, by any means, but those groups make up most of the music I listen to.

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skagg
March 15, 2002 4:58 AM

the page lacks a number of "-core"s but that can be fogiven because the rest of it rules and adding core to the end of something is stupid

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DexX
March 15, 2002 7:22 AM

My joke was really that "mallcore" is a derisive term - those who listen to it don't call it that, and those who call it that don't listen to it. A few different styles are referred to by that title by those who want to take the piss. :)

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pita
March 15, 2002 7:39 AM

Soft rock, Hard rock, Alternative rock.
60s and 70s British rock - The Beatles, The Who, Led
Zeppelin, and The Stones.
"Classical" as it is generically known, but mainly Baroque, Romantic, and 20th century orchestral.
(DexX - I'm in love with you)
I'm crazy about harpsichord. The coolest thing I ever heard in my life, next to bunner playing "Jersey Girl" on piano, was the little harpsichord ditty in the song "In My Life" by the Beatles.
I love what us old folks used to call "Motown" (Aretha Franklin, Diana Ross & Supremes, Temptations, etc.)
Blues, Jazz.
Some of the more modern, less twangy country (Garth Brooks, Faith Hill, LoneStar, etc.)

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DexX
March 15, 2002 8:42 AM

quote:
(DexX - I'm in love with you)
*blush*

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Drexle
March 15, 2002 8:54 AM

Hmmm... Nowadays, I hate saying that there is a particular genre or style that I like, because it really depends on the performer. I suppose I'll go ahead and make a little list, though...

1 - Folk Metal (as typified by Storm, Finntroll, Vintersorg, Otyg (Who just broke up yesterday GODDAMMIT))

2 - Doom Metal (Most specifically, the super-anal-hate-myself-for-using-them subgenres called "Death/Doom" and "Funeral Doom.")

3 - Everything else would just come down to the individual performer. The above two styles are the only ones I can say that any given band who adheres to it stands a good chance of doing it for me.

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bunnerabb
March 15, 2002 12:57 PM

01 - Motherfucking brilliant.
02 - Fucking brilliant.
03 - Brilliant.
04 - Quite good actually.
05 - Good.
06 - Not bad.
07 - Mediocrity abounds.
08 - Awful.
09 - Fucking awful.
10 - Motherfucking awful.

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DexX
March 15, 2002 9:11 PM

...but Bunner will never be caught dead listening to bloody awful, excellent, or average music...

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boorite
March 18, 2002 8:26 AM

Reverse Bunner's list and you get mine.

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kaufman
March 18, 2002 8:38 AM

quote:
Reverse Bunner's list and you get mine.
You really like listening to Tnaillirb Gnikcufrehtom too?

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Drexle
March 18, 2002 9:31 AM

quote:
quote:
Reverse Bunner's list and you get mine.
You really like listening to Tnaillirb Gnikcufrehtom too?

He's convinced that there are backwards masked subliminal messages in it.

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bunnerabb
March 18, 2002 1:02 PM

If you play Creed backwards it says "Blows! Blows! It's such crap. Turn me off, dipshit. Turn me off, dipshit." And that's just the intro.

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boorite
March 19, 2002 8:02 AM

Paul is dead. Paul is dead. Paul is dead.

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JrnymnNate
March 19, 2002 10:07 AM

I would have to say

1 Fusion
2 Electronica
3 Prog Rock
4 Bop
5 Dance
6 Industrial
7 More modren rock stuff... unless its really like metal rap or pop rock stuff.

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kramer_vs_kramer
March 19, 2002 12:42 PM

"Bop"? "Electronica"? Are these actual types of music, or infectious diseases?

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djsparkydog
March 19, 2002 1:22 PM

Goth
Industrial
Goth-Industrial
Darkwave(Like New Wave)
New-Wave
Metal
"modern rock"
Classical(Bach mostly)
Classic Rock
Hardcore
Rapcore
Pub-brawl
Opera(wagner mostly)

Techno:
House
Hard House
Acid House
Dark House
Gabba( I hate this shit, but I hafta spin it sometimes)
Goa Trance
Trance
Epic Trance
Trancendental
Meditative
Darkstep
Happy Hardcore(God I hate this shit, but once again... it's what the public wants... fucking sheep)
Jungle
Drum and Bass
Trip Hop
Acid Jazz
Ambient
Detroit/Chicago/New York House
Booty House
Funk
Old Skool
Break Beats
Techstep

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evil_d
March 20, 2002 7:24 AM

All this talk of musical genres made me write this.

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JrnymnNate
March 20, 2002 7:58 AM

"Trance Metal"?

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Drexle
March 20, 2002 8:18 AM

Thrash Gospel?

Hey Nate, can we trade?

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JrnymnNate
March 20, 2002 8:25 AM

Only if I can have Dark Punk.

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Drexle
March 20, 2002 8:30 AM

Sure, take Dark Punk.

But I've called dibs on

"Grind Opera"

and

"Rock Rock" (We're gonna rock the rock!)

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kaufman
March 20, 2002 8:33 AM

Speed Opera, baby, Speed Opera!

Nothing like blasting through that Ring Cycle in 6:39, is there?

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wirthling
March 20, 2002 8:34 AM

"Come wash your rocks at the Millennium Rock Rock Wash & Wash!"

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Drexle
March 20, 2002 8:37 AM

*Laugh!* No doubt about that. But I prefer slower music, so *this* is the one I want to keep an eye on...

Doom Swing

Hey, and I found one for Alcyone...

Gothgrass

(Interestingly, I got Rap Rap right after getting Rock Rock.)

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apejuice
March 20, 2002 8:41 AM

1: 'hilarious' mobile phone ringtones.
2: 2 verses of an enya song looped while on hold to Dell computers.
3: ice cream vans. particularly 'greensleeves'.
4: the tune that says i left my headlights on.
5: creepy deserted fairground music.
6: parping.
7: the tapping of fingernails on bone.
8: the children of the night.
9: earthscore.
10: applecore.

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JrnymnNate
March 20, 2002 9:20 AM

Apejuice is back yay another reg comes home blah blah blah...

I've been listining to too much "Prog-Funk"... actualy true, "Miles Runs the Voodoo Down" or something like that. Well its more like fusion-free jazz but whatever.

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boorite
March 20, 2002 9:38 AM

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club has to be the coolest big market radio band I've heard in a while. If you liked Love and Rockets in the "Motorcycle"/"So Alive" period, you'll probably like BRMC.

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flickguy
March 20, 2002 10:43 AM

Soft Rap

Doesn't Will Smith hold a patent on that?

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bunnerabb
March 20, 2002 11:17 AM

Gothcore ska polkas R00L!!

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wirthling
March 20, 2002 11:54 AM

quote:
If you play Creed backwards it says "Blows! Blows! It's such crap. Turn me off, dipshit. Turn me off, dipshit."

It says the same thing if you play it forwards, too.

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kramer_vs_kramer
March 20, 2002 1:29 PM

I don't know about music types, but at the moment I'm listening a lot to the Cooper Temple Clause album, some Wu-Tang, the new Chemical Brothers album, Prince's greatest hits and Mr Scruff, who does songs about fish.

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KajunFirefly
March 20, 2002 1:44 PM

I could have sworn I posted this on Saturday, but obviously not:

in no order at all:

01 - Geek Rock (Early Radiohead, Weezer, Muse)
02 - 80's Rock (GNR, Aerosmith)
03 - Hip Hop (Wu-Tang Clan, Gang Starr, Pharcyde)
04 - Gangster Rap (NWA, Dr Dre, Snoop Doggy Dogg (not Eminem, that little punk))
05 - Lo Fi (new Radiohead, Grandaddy, The Beta Band)
06 - Alternative Hip Hop (Del tha Funky Homosapian, Dan the Automator)
07 - New Rock (not Nu-Metal, Lost Prophets, System of a Down)
08 - Alternative Dance (Prodigy, Daft Punk)
09 - The Insane Clown Posse (a category of their own)
10 - Anything with a Violin (violin songs are instant classics in my mind, or Hammond Organs, that pretty much wins awards as far as I'm concerned)

I don't know what category these guys fall under, but I am a huge fan of Ben Folds, Tom McRae and Ed Harcourt and not quite as big a fan of Stephen Malkmus.

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djsparkydog
March 20, 2002 2:48 PM

We have, on a total lark, started a gothic hip-hop crew.

I am : DJ Absinthe and Cloves
Carl is : S and eMinem
Diva is : +AB (like Diva wasn't goth enough already)
Aaron is: MC Darkfrog
And Soup is.... just Soup.

Together we throw down the flava, cuz our style is mad sad. Tryin' to represent the darkness in our soul WORD UP!!!!!

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fpd
March 22, 2002 9:00 PM

Although I can probably tell you what kinds of music I like, it's a bit harder to order my music preferences. Let me approach this by describing the qualities I like in music and which music it can be found in.

COMPLEXITY

I tend to like complex music with lots of things going on in it. Styles include Progressive Rock, Ambient, Fusion, and Baroque. I also often appreciate Classical music.

AMBIENT

I like music that creates its own sonic environment. Ambient music does this, of course. So does some Progressive Rock. New Age and Impressionism are also good at creating sonic atmospheres. My favorite radio programs are Echoes and Hearts of Space.

FEMALE VOCALS

I love beautiful female vocals. I have several CDs by female vocalists in many different styles of music, including Ancient Music (Hildegaard von Bingen), Ecto (October Project, Sarah McLachlan), Alternative (Tori Amos), Country (Faith Hill), Pop (Madonna), Dance (B-52's), Techno (Enigma, Bel Canto), Celtic (Enya, Clannad), Native American (Joanne Shenandoah), Jazz (Sade), Lipstick Lesbian (Fem 2 Fem), and Christian (Amy Grant). But I generally hate Opera.

RHYTHM

I frequently like music I can dance and exercise to. I generally prefer to dance/exericise to complicated ambient music, such as Tangerine Dream. I also find that the sports music of John Tesh is good for this. Some groups I especially like dancing to include Bel Canto and the B-52's.

Overall, my favorite groups/artists include Bel Canto, October Project, Tangerine Dream, Yes, Asia, Rush, UK, Vangelis, Renaissance, and Faith Hill. My favorite composers include Hildegaard von Bingen, Antonio Vivaldi, Johann Sebastian Bach, Beethoven, Holst, John Williams, and Claude Debussy.

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JrnymnNate
March 22, 2002 10:30 PM

quote:
...Tangerine Dream...Vangelis...

These are marks of a sci-fi geek.

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DexX
March 22, 2002 11:57 PM

quote:
Madonna
*choke!*

quote:
Enya, Clannad
Woohoo! Maire Brennan (I think that's how it is spelled) has a voice of true haunting beauty.

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DexX
March 23, 2002 12:08 AM

Hey, bunnerabb, if you're reading this, that little piece of the Billy Joel interview I told you about months ago is still awaiting your attention. I have not seen you on ICQ since I ripped it to MP3, so I haven't had a chance to send it to you. As such, I have uploaded it to my personal webspace - here - so you can download it in your own time.

In case you have forgotten, it is his commentary on how radio used to be a socially unifying force, but now the powers of marketing have pigeonholed everything, turning music into yet another thing that divides us.

Gimme a yell when you have it, so I can delete it and free some space. :)

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bunnerabb
March 23, 2002 12:35 AM

just downloaded it. I'm on the island. Few opportuities. Cheers,

bunner

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DexX
March 23, 2002 12:43 AM

....and deleted! Very efficient. :)

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Drexle
March 23, 2002 8:40 AM

fpd, I have one word for you. "Avrigus." Check them out at mp3.com... they fit at least two of the three things you said that you enjoy.

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joshw
March 23, 2002 10:03 AM

quote:
Anything with a Violin

The violin is one of the reasons why "Time of your life" by Green Day was such a great song.

Now break out the fiddles and the...uh. . .fiddlestick, or something.

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JrnymnNate
March 23, 2002 7:36 PM

quote:
the...uh. . .fiddlestick, or something.
Bow

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djsparkydog
March 26, 2002 8:45 PM

fpd, I heartily applaud your method of catogorizing music!

And so...

1. Stuff with a beat that makes me want to dance
2. Stuff that makes me want to get laid
3. Stuff that makes me want to start a pub brawl
4. Stuff that stimulates my brain

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djsparkydog
March 26, 2002 8:46 PM

Wait did I just use the word "pub"?

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DragonXero
June 30, 2002 9:07 PM

1. Metal (Of all types, but they descend in favorite styles)
-Power (Blind Guardian)
-Gothic (Tristania, Peccatum, Moonspell)
-Heavy (Iron Maiden, Manowar)
-Classic (Judas Priest, Dio)
-Black (Darkthrone, Emperor)
-Speed/Thrash (Slayer, Opprobrium[AKA Incubus], metallica)
-Grind{core} (Regurgitate)
-Death (Cannibal Corpse, Dying Fetus)
-Other (Not at the bottom of my list really, but I didn't wanna put it in there, as it's specked in my list)
--I really think of Death and Grind to be interchangable.
2. Classical
-Orchestraic
-Choral
-Symphonic
-The rest
3. Progressive
4. Classic Rock
5. Comedy
6. "Outlaw" era Country
7. Gothic/Ambient
8. Soundtrack (If it's GOOD)
9. Early 90s Grunge/Alternative
10. SOME modern rock (Like Tool)

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