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unriggable wrote:Probably the worst song I've ever heard. When I said rap I meant good rap, like the Jurassic 5 and Public Enemy.

you know i dont realy like the song but i just felt like correcting you.

unriggable wrote:Probably the worst song I've ever heard. When I said rap I meant good rap, like the Jurassic 5 and Public Enemy.

I know.
For me it's mainly Common, The Roots, De La Soul (though hard to find) and lots of oldschool.(Before all this ridiculous bullshit with them all talking about how much diamonds they have and how much they're making with selling crack. Seriously, they talk like the average crackdealer doesn't make about the same as a McDonalds employee!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcHjAUhtSrk

That song just hurts my ears.

Mainly rap, though I listen to everything else, doesnt really matter to me. Though I enjoy it when I can make out the words of songs, which is why "Soulja Boy" should never be mentioned in this thread...

Gold Knight wrote: Though I enjoy it when I can make out the words of songs, which is why "Soulja Boy" should never be mentioned in this thread...

A plus is also when the words make sense!

anything but rap!!!

ill admit i like lo by flo rider

Lots of things, but no rap or pop, and practically no country/folk. I basically hate almost everything mainstream.

All kinds of rock, but mostly classic rock, alternative, indie, industrial some Metallica... and lately I've been listening to a lot of Radiohead.

I also listen to some classical music, probably because I play classical piano. I especially love Bach.

Rock. Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots, Soundgarden, Audioslave, Velvet Revolver, Guns 'N Roses, Metallica, Led Zeppelin, Linkin Park, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rage Against The Machine... a few examples of what I'll listen to.

For clarification, I meant genres, not specifically bands.

Snorri1234 wrote:

unriggable wrote:Probably the worst song I've ever heard. When I said rap I meant good rap, like the Jurassic 5 and Public Enemy.

I know.
For me it's mainly Common, The Roots, De La Soul (though hard to find) and lots of oldschool.(Before all this ridiculous bullshit with them all talking about how much diamonds they have and how much they're making with selling crack. Seriously, they talk like the average crackdealer doesn't make about the same as a McDonalds employee!)

Thank you! The roots are great too. I have yet to come up with a CD of theirs but every time I go cruising with friends its always being played. Old stuff. Good stuff. Tupac and Immortal Technique are also good but they're a bit more vicious.

Those of you that like country:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=3EK8DCO-ECg

Ska and punk!

From Old School (example: Led Zepplin, Rolling Stones, Black Sabboth) Rock through the 70's (AC/DC, Aerosmith) Hard Rock scene, classic metal like Iron Maiden, and 80's hair and thrash metal (example: Guns 'N Roses, Megadeth) to Nirvana and more modern metal like Godsmack and Linkin Park.

If it is Rock or Metal, Odds are I like or I would if I knew about it.

Mostly, 60's and 70's rock. As a general rule of thumb, I say hell no to 80's rock, I can't stand it...with some exceptions of course (Queen, and some other bands that carried over from the 70's to the 80's).

Also, I like Reggae, and Blues. I don't really like much country, but I do listen to some rap. I love Damian Marley - Road to Zion feat. Nas especially...if you consider that rap. I also don't mind 113 (haha...french rap - which I find to be surprisingly better than most American rap even though I don't really understand what they are saying).

The Velvet Underground, The Kinks, Ramones, Sonic Youth, The Fall, Beat Happening, NoMeansNo, Six Finger Satellite, The Jesus Lizard, Animal Collective, Belle and Sebastian, LCD Soundsystem, etc. etc. etc. etc. on and on forever and ever.

Rock, Pop (this is NOT the same thing as top 40), Latin, Folk, Classic Country, Soul. In that order.

Norse wrote:I'm not sure what music WhiteLightning likes.

i think he's been drinking too much WhiteLightening and the like(joke for Brits(whitelightening=white cider alkies drink)).

mainly Indie old school,The Smiths,James, Stone Roses,Wedding Present, Pixies, Happy Mondays, Inspiral Carpets, Cast, Shed 7 and many more of the like. quite alot of the new stuff to. Nirvanna in own catergory. Rap old school. Funk, Cameo,SOS band and Loose ends. also you've got to have a little loving like Luther Vandross, Alexander O'Neal, Joyce Simms and Marvin Gaye, just enough to get the ladies in the mood.

Everything minus country and a good bit of techno, but I can handle a little bit of that. My preferences are generally from harder pop/rock to the heavier stuff. Plus extra doses of Outkast recently.

Anything good. You could pick out excellent music from any 'genre' (actually with the possible exceptions of RnB and crunk)

Rock (Classic, Modern, Alternative, College, Hard)
Blues
Jazz
Opera
Classical
Funk
Motown
Hip-Hop (Old School and some of the newer stuff [including Crunk])
Metal (Heavy, Death, Black, Doom, Symphonic, Goth)
Industrial
Electronica
EBM
J-Rock
J-Pop
TV Theme Songs
Club (Techno, Trance, House, Trip-Hop, Space, Ambient, Groove)
Folk
Celtic
Broadway
Comedy/Parody


Just to name a few.

heavycola wrote:RnB

Err... He's blind... First name Stevie... Second name rhymes with Thunder...

Guiscard wrote:

heavycola wrote:RnB

Err... He's blind... First name Stevie... Second name rhymes with Thunder...

Maybe he means the terrible modern RnB like Dru Hill, Jodeci, Destiny's Child, etc?

It's easier to say what I won't listen to.

Country
Rap
Most Classical
Anything Too Foreign or Awkward. (Folk Chants, that weird screaming singing, ect)

whitelighting wrote:All rock



some metal


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shit my internet was screwing with me i didnt realize i posted this 4 times