what music do you listen to?
what music do you listen to?
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i love all music. except metal and country.
i really love listening to N.W.A,nas,a tribe called quest,silck rick.
my vote went for rap. is there no one else here who likes rap?
i really love listening to N.W.A,nas,a tribe called quest,silck rick.
my vote went for rap. is there no one else here who likes rap?
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NeoStriker wrote...
Spoiler:
Metallica and Tool? That chart must be way off if they think those bands are metal, not to mention they chose Nu-metal bands. Hardly metal.
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Pretentious Experimental post-rock, among other things.
(Those things being a lot of J-Pop, Synthpop, flim scores and Electronica)
(Those things being a lot of J-Pop, Synthpop, flim scores and Electronica)
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Electronica is a marketing buzzword; electronic music or EDM is acceptable. - Official Electronic Music Genre Standards and Classifications Consortium
Elysium by Mass. Senator Scott Brown - an oldy
Elysium by Mass. Senator Scott Brown - an oldy
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Nashrakh
Little White Butterflies Staff
Aud1o Blood wrote...
I am a musician, and refuse to judge my own work's quality.
Rock runs the gamut. People can happen upon formula (Pink Floyd). Charisma (Jimi Hendrix) usually trumps technical prowess (Herman Li).
Technical prowess isn't worth shit. It doesn't imply good music.
I kinda agree with the formula thing (AC/DC, Kiss and several others come to mind as well), but hey, that not only goes for rock I think. People found something that SELLS and you can find that everywhere.
Wherever there's someone with a successful "pattern", there are also those who want to cash in on that. Not specific to rock, what about that bad MTV hip hop? I don't really see the diversity there and these guys make big bucks with that shit.
Aud1o Blood wrote...
Hip Hop can be equally varied, but the greats are built, rather than born. Practice builds mastery, and means the difference between Humpty Hump and "Souja Boy".
I never said Hip Hop isn't varied. I just don't see why that wouldn't apply to rock as well?
Once we have a look at the underground scene, there's so much more to enjoy than the mainstream cash whores. And that goes for all genres IMO, so I don't really get your point... :\
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Mmm, psychedelic rock/metal. Listening to A LOT of Pink Floyd, Electric Wizard, YOB, and Orange Goblin lately.
Also, I mostly always listen to Coheed & Cambria. I enjoy the emotion of the story.
Mistah F.A.B. best rapper amirite? Gettin' Stoopid!
Also, I mostly always listen to Coheed & Cambria. I enjoy the emotion of the story.
Mistah F.A.B. best rapper amirite? Gettin' Stoopid!
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Nashrakh wrote...
Aud1o Blood wrote...
I am a musician, and refuse to judge my own work's quality.
Rock runs the gamut. People can happen upon formula (Pink Floyd). Charisma (Jimi Hendrix) usually trumps technical prowess (Herman Li).
Technical prowess isn't worth shit. It doesn't imply good music.
I kinda agree with the formula thing (AC/DC, Kiss and several others come to mind as well), but hey, that not only goes for rock I think. People found something that SELLS and you can find that everywhere.
Wherever there's someone with a successful "pattern", there are also those who want to cash in on that. Not specific to rock, what about that bad MTV hip hop? I don't really see the diversity there and these guys make big bucks with that shit.
Aud1o Blood wrote...
Hip Hop can be equally varied, but the greats are built, rather than born. Practice builds mastery, and means the difference between Humpty Hump and "Souja Boy".
I never said Hip Hop isn't varied. I just don't see why that wouldn't apply to rock as well?
Once we have a look at the underground scene, there's so much more to enjoy than the mainstream cash whores. And that goes for all genres IMO, so I don't really get your point... :\
Being underground does not imply lack of talent. Hip Hop is just a completely different animal. Name four amateur hip hop artists who can hang with the best.
Some rock artists (e.g. The Matches) get worse as they become more talented. With hip hop, artists can try something different (e.g. Marshall Mathers' rehab), but the only way to go is up.
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Jazz, K/J-Pop/Rap, Rock, sometimes metal, Mozart(when I'm studying) and My Chem. Just songs that pumps my adrenaline or relaxes me. Whenever I hear a new song it makes me want to draw something.
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Pretty much everything, i maybe only have 2 rap songs on my ipod though.
I listen to hardstyle/Jumpstyle music alot though, but rock sets most of my ipod,
I listen to hardstyle/Jumpstyle music alot though, but rock sets most of my ipod,
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Most genres really, but it hasn't been that much metal and such for quite some time. Nowadays its mostly pop/rock/blues/folk tunes, Conor Oberst, Belle and Sebastian, Room Eleven, Hoffmaestro & Chraa, a bunch of not internationally know bands (Florence Valentin, [Ingenting], Mont Mardié to mention some)
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I listen to Rock and Heavy metal, whatever gets my head bopping long as its enough to rattle whats left of my brain bits.
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All goes. Heavy Metal to Techno! I think that the genre does not matter, what matter is that you like it. Before i liked only death metal, but nowdays all goes.
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saves me the time i was about to create this thread when i when to music an here it was n i listen to hip-hop/R&B but thats not to say i dont listen to other types of music also i listen to mostly hip-hop/R&B