I was just curious on what type of music everyone here prefers?

My ears listens to rnb, hip hop almost all day. I do listen to trance and house once and awhile

Classic Rock, Rock, Alternative, some Country

I like listening to just about anything , can't stand that doof doof stuff though :-)

Blues and early Jazz, 50's and 60's and 70's rock, nature sounds, some new age.

I like all kinds of music, as long as it is performed well. My preferences would be classical, renaissance, jazz - blues, etc. and folk music.

I don't tend to listen to music in my home or in my car unless I am studying or practicing it. One of the things that I do for a living, is that I am a professional musician. My ears need a rest sometime.

YouTube - THE CRAMPS TEAR IT UP

Rock and punk. There is some rap some songs I like, but I HATE that soulja boy dude. That song crank it up or w/e has about 3 different words in it and that dance looks really dumb

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Originally Posted by sGt HarDKorE

Rock and punk. There is some rap some songs i like, but i HATE that soulja boy dude. That song crank it up or w/e has about 3 different words in it and that dance looks really dumb

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Hahaha tru enuff :D

Rap is definitely out of the question. I prefer my music in English. Country is all right, but it seems to have a lot of the same themes (i.e. beer, pickup trucks, hunting). I was raised on rock. I have five decades worth. One minute I could be listening to something like Metallica, and the next minute it could be the Beatles. I just recently downloaded some Spencer Davis Group. That Steve Winwood is one gifted man.

Rock is all right. Not metallica but, light rock.

Alternative. Rock. Punk rock. Any 80s music. Screamo. Emo. Metal. Indie.
Any of those.
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Hi,

What's indie?

I am totally down for underground electro, the mainstreamers are Digitalism, Boys Noize, and Justice. Other than that, 50's to today, No Country, some Hip-Hop-but that early to mid-90's east coast style with a lot of positive flava.

Indie is short for independent.


The definition of indie is a reference to a musician, small record label or film company without an affiliation with a major corporation.

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Originally Posted by peaceom

indie is short for independent.


the definition of indie is a reference to a musician, small record label or film company without an affiliation with a major corporation.

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What kind of instruments would be used in that kind of music, please?

To be honest
I'm not exactly sure if there's are certain kinds you have to use.

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Originally Posted by jstnvme

I am totally down for underground electro, the mainstreamers are Digitalism, Boys Noize, and Justice. Other than that, 50's to today, No Country, some Hip-Hop-but that early to mid-90's east coast style with a lot of positive flava.

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I agree the late 90's rap was so much better than the crap that's coming out now!

Almost any form of rock- metal, alternative, indie, punk, screamo, post-harcore... Its all good. Old hip hop is all right. No country :D

I like to listen to pop music, hip-hop, and rnb
I also practice the guitar and I'm getting really good at it.

I like almost anything and everything.
Right now I'm big on emo and alternative. I've always listened to these.
I was raised on country, so that will never leave me. Haven't listened to it much lately though...
Rap and hip hop is always good when I'm in the mood.
Actually anything goes as long as I'm in the mood. Guess it just depends on what's going on with me.