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Loving my Dubstep.
Wretch 32 Traktor.

I do like classics aswell.

what are you asking? and what comes under classics for you?

If it's what music I listen to then my tastes vary greatly from day to day and mood to mood, one day death metal, next day jazz, day after that bit of dubstep.


Nom

InquisitorVaron wrote:Loving my Dubstep.
Wretch 32 Traktor.

I do like classics aswell.

Never heard of Wretch 32 Traktor, I mainly listen to Skrillex stuff (and I gather he's not all that popular among the Dubstep fans, mainly because he's popular?), Mt Eden is good as well. To be honest most of the stuff i've listened too is good, I just haven't looked into it too much yet because I don't want to become some dubstep addict.

I'll listen to pretty much anything, got some Johnny Cash on at the moment, RHCP newest album after that (I love that album, listened to it loads, although I think i've done that every time I get a new RCHP album) and maybe some Darling Violetta later.

And I forgot Ska... any ska, although I probably prefer 3rd Wave, even though the 'real ska fans' don't because its not real Ska or whatever, but 1st wave, 2tone etc are good as well.

Early 90s skate punk (pennywise etc) and a ton of metalcore/death metal and when I am feeling chilled I like pinkfloyd.

Not really a fan of Dubstep. To me most of it sounds like they grabbed one rift, distorted the crap out of it then recorded their neighbors bashing their head on the wall while they made it.

Though some of it seems to be alright sometimes like this.



Though my music seems to kill threads...

I listen to just about everything from Hardcore rap (late 80's early 90's) to deathmetal and everything inbetween.

Johnny Cash is the man in black, I walk the line is one of the best song's ever.

Right now (well about the last 6-7 years) i've been on a real Anime into kick..

Right now it's -Only my railgun- by frapside

Yeh Fripside has some decent stuff sometimes.

I only like Metal, Punk, Goth Rock and Dark Electro.
Here's an e.g:

Metal, rock, some rap, some cheese, some classical, religious celtic, Bhangra... Basically anything I like, my Ipod on shuffle could be playing Amon Amarth one moment to Nessun Dorma then Trivium to Gregorian monks chanting. If I like I will listen.

Hevy/gothic/folk metal, rock and some techno music.
My fav:

I seem to dig alot of different music types.
Metal(all kinds just to keep it simple. From 80s on up to Meshuggah type)
Electonic
Industrial
Techno(same deal all types Dubstep on up)
Soft rock(is that what its called? Minus the Bear type stuff*shrugs*)
Bluegrass
Blues

InquisitorVaron wrote:Loving my Dubstep.
Wretch 32 Traktor.

I do like classics aswell.

Mainly Dubstep and other kinds of electronic goodness. However, its always good to have some other stuff handy, so you dont get too tired of one genre. At least, thats how it its for me. So I do listen to a fair amount of classics (proclaimers, beatles, queen, dendeman, etc.) here and there. Thing that bugs me most about electronics/dance stuff is the lack of creativity. You can only listen so often to the remix, of the remixed remix thats been remixed already ... probably twice.

n0t_u wrote:Not really a fan of Dubstep. To me most of it sounds like they grabbed one rift, distorted the crap out of it then recorded their neighbors bashing their head on the wall while they made it.

Though some of it seems to be alright sometimes like this.

Good choice Ephixa does some excellent stuff!

I listen mainly to metal and hardrock, normally bands such as blind guardian, kamelot, three days grace and amon amarth, however sometimes just to mix it up ill trhow in some neo classical in the form of thomas j. bergerson and two steps from hell.

Have a listen:

Mostly metal and hard rock. Although most of my playlists are peppered with 'Control Machete' or 'Molotov'. And some Def Leppard...

Mainly Within Temptation and Hammerfall, but I browse these threads to find more ideas. Currently Turisas, Tyr, and Two Steps from Hell are being closely.

My musical tastes are rather scattered.

Some things on regular rotation in my ipod:

Tool
Cocteau Twins
Old 97's
J. Cash
MBV
a smattering of cheesy 80's hair metal
Depeche mode
Rush
Joy Division
Rush
Sugar Cubes
The Cure (early stuff)
Old aoustic blues
Ride
Led Zep
Beatles
Hendrix

I'm more a fan of "interesting" approaches to guitar or sound in general on particular songs then of generes as a whole. Most people I know are annoyed/perplexed by my refusal to be genere-loyal/genere exclusive with my listening. I find people's adherence to genres to be sort of forced and more to do with social perception then anything esle a lot of the time...

My post usually kills these threads, but I'll certainly contribute nonetheless.

Quickly! Everyone leave the thread now.

RIP Music Thread

Mostly various breeds of metal and rock, a bit of electronic music, and the odd rap song.








This video is just the album cover, but it's relatively graphic. You've been warned:

@ Karon, awsome that used to be my job killing threads, glad to see the position is in good hands.... =o] [/sarcasm]



I love Bone Thugs n Harmony, ever since I heard 'Creepin ona Come up' LP i've been a huge fan and I think Notorious Thugs is one of the best songs both Biggy smalls and Bone ever did. Lazye just kills the song at the end... I really like Lazye's raps the best. DMX is pretty cool also I really enjoy 'roughriders anthem'

Are you into Eazy-E, RBL Possee, Brotha Lynch hung, Spider Loc, WC and the madd circle, Old School Master P, OutKast, Goodie Mobb, that kind of stuff. They all have some really good music, I especially like Outkast and Goodie Mobb. =o] 'Whatcha .........ers know about the dirty south, whatcha .....ers really know about the dirty south...

Karon wrote:My post usually kills these threads, but I'll certainly contribute nonetheless.

Spoiler:

Karon, I hope you never change (I truly mean that) I may not be into rap or hip-hop but you'll always be Dakka's "Gangsta" to me.

I'll listen to anything that isn't 'gangsta rap' (is that real music? I don't know.) Heck, I've even got Gregorian Chant on my iPod.

At the moment, listening to:




I'd suggest you all do the same.

I have to be in a certain mindspace to listen to Floyd.

I'm not often in it.

I'd have to be out of my mind to listen to most 'dance' stuff (and/or off my face).

So my fallback is pretty much 70's/80's/early 90' (but for me, "Grunge" never existed) guitar laden "Rawk!" (and in honour of Nigel Tufnel day last Friday - listened to "at eleven!".).

The Cult, Alice Cooper, Heart, Rush and so on.

I've never liked "hip hop" (both the 'commercial kind' and the 'indy stuff'). It just did not resonate with my programming (I am white, therefore HAVE no soul, brah!) or rap - and to me, Eminem is only a snackfood - not the Vanilla Ice wannabe.

They Might Be Giants own all.

All arguments to the contrary will be treated as the nonsense that they are.

Monster Rain wrote:They Might Be Giants own all.

All arguments to the contrary will be treated as the nonsense that they are.

I also tend to end threads so here goes.









I DISAGREE. Who?

Nom

Know that you have been harshly judged.

Monster Rain wrote:Know that you have been harshly judged.

Your harsh judgement does not answer the question.

Nom

nomsheep wrote:

Monster Rain wrote:They Might Be Giants own all.

All arguments to the contrary will be treated as the nonsense that they are.

I DISAGREE. Who?

Nom

They did the theme song for Malcolm in the Middle, and thus ends my knowledge of the band.

n0t_u wrote:

nomsheep wrote:

Monster Rain wrote:They Might Be Giants own all.

All arguments to the contrary will be treated as the nonsense that they are.

I DISAGREE. Who?

Nom

They did the theme song for Malcolm in the Middle, and thus ends my knowledge of the band.

Spoiler:

And with that dissapears my willingness to find out who they are.

Nom