choice of music

i listen to emo, punk rock, and some of this new alternative punk on the radio..

bands like saves the day, all-american rejects, sunny day real estate, fenix-tx, good charolette, green day, whatever makes my fingers tap..

and i skate, so it is kinda like skate music, but i listen to a lot of other music out there, like when I go to Dream (a club in DC) there is the hip-hop that a lot of my friends listen to..

I listen to hip-hop

Rock, Alternative, Pop, Hip-Hop, Punk, R&B, doesn't really matter as long as it isn't country, cuz I don't dig on country too much.

some of my fave bands at the moment:

Further Seems Forever
The Movielife
Taking Back Sunday
Thursday
Hot Rod Circuit
Saves The Day
Brand New
Weezer
The Ataris
Fairweather
Finch
Yellowcard

etc.etc. mostly screamo (hardcore emo), punk, and some alternative, like Three Days Grace. i also like rap every once in a while, but i only like the back-beats. if all rap were instrumental, i would like it 10 times better.

uhhhhh hmm lotsa music...

Punk(most of it no mainstream though), rock, little bit of techno, and some old rap like Nwa Public Enemy and such.

::takes deep breath::

Punk and emo is great, the now-defunct At The Drive In is my fav, too bad about the drummer of Mars Volta, they had promise. I have some "gay-80's" bands I listen to like Depeche Mode and The Cure. Rage Against The Machine is the shit! The Chili Peppers are awesome, Pearl Jam rocks (some CD's), Led Zeppelin...nuf said, Radiohead for the heady metaphors and eerie mix of tech and alt rock. Hip-hop rules most, acts such as the whole Anticon crew (Sole mostly now), The Rhymesayer (with Eyedea and Slug and the rest!), RJD2 the baddest beatjunkie next to Sixtoo. And for you Canadian heads, how about Fermented Reptile, Josh Martinez, and McEnroe? "Yeah, you know the science!" SAGE FRANCIS ("you know he tha baddest poet") will rock you pants off, for people that have never heard him, Personal Journals is DEFINITELY worth a listen. If you want to hear some really twisted shit, download some Necro and get ready for a spoken word horror movie, his flow is incredible though! Can't leave out Sublime, and for the spanish side of the house, Mana and Los Fabulosos Cadillacs. Mr. Lif with the "I hate work" approach to MCing. Aesop Rock, the lyrical fablist! Mr. Fucking Dibbs with breaks so unorthodox they catch your ears and and don't let them go until he says so! Metallica (anything before Black). Incubus, throughout their whole career (S.C.I.E.N.C.E. is my fav!) The Police!!! Bruce Springsteen...badass! System of a Down is killer. Whoever made the Initial D techno, mad props! Rabbit in the Moon along with Jeckyl and Hyde are astonishing live! Oh, and don't diss country...alot of songs we know now came from it and all of it isn't that bad anyways! Damn, what the hell don't I like? Well, I'll tell you COMMERCIAL RAP SUCKS!

Sorry for the long post! Oh yeah, listen to Sage Francis!

I like punk rock, metal/hard rock, and techno/electronica. I mostly like NOFX, System of a Down, Pitchshifter, Da Rude, Cirrus, and Plastikman. :ylsuper:

Originally posted by B16 SiRII


Mr. Fucking Dibbs with breaks so unorthodox they catch your ears and and don't let them go until he says so! I used to work with his fiance'; he's cool as Hell! He gave me all of his CDs for free!:sunglasse :sunglasse

I like most everything except for country. Some rap, some punk is Ok. Death metal is a no no for me. I like alot of techno/electronica/whatever the correct term is :D. I have my radio at work set on a station that plays 80s - present :)

Currently I'm listening to Frank Zappa's A Ship Arriving Too Late

I don't like rap or country (to bland and boring for somebody with an attention span as short as mine, as well as too uncreative and stale) Modern "punk" evokes little response from me, but the older real stuff is far better. Pretty much listen to everything else aside from that.

2 strokebloke: wow, you must've been listening to the shittier side of rap (must be the commercial stuff). As for being uncreative...depends once again. Punk...it was never really meant to be super deep, just a venting of (mostly) teen angst. I do agree that the older stuff is WAAAAY better.

Tonioseven: Damn, that is awesome. What'd you think of his breaks? That guy pulls sound bytes from the most obscure places and he uses samples most wouldn't touch with a ten foot pole (and he makes them sound good!!!)

Everything and anything, yes even country, but mostly real old country, Ring of Fire anyone?
Currently I'm on a classic rock stint. Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd, Zep, etcetera.
I have had Linkin Parks' first CD in my car player for about 2 weeks now.
I have a few Death Metal discs, lots of the old skool punk rawk(The Clash!!!!) Classical(big fan of Wagner, Kill da Wabbit!!, Ride of the Valkries).

Originally posted by B16 SiRII
Tonioseven: Damn, that is awesome. What'd you think of his breaks? That guy pulls sound bytes from the most obscure places and he uses samples most wouldn't touch with a ten foot pole (and he makes them sound good!!!) He's talented almost to a fault!! When he's here in town I check him out and always walk away astonished at his skills!:sunglasse :sunglasse

mostly hip-hop, rap and some R&B, but then ill also listen to rock, dance, trance, electronica, alt rock, etc, just about anything with a beat.

Hard Metal. Old and new stuff, i.e MEtallica ('cept the new one.. have doubts..) Pantera. Stuff like Tool i like too. Rammstein. Anything that uses electric guitars and actaully requires music talent to play with distortion up! :ylsuper:

Anything- just as long as it aint R&B, Hip Hop, Rap or anything my 14 year old stepsister gets into:bloated:

I like a lot of techno, a lot of trance too. Lately I've been listening to a mix my mate made for me, with C J bollands "the prophet" on it and other stuff. I also like some heavier stuff like Rollin's Band.

Inside I like stuff like, dont laugh, Tina cousins, Delerium etc, to just wind down after work etc...

Originally posted by S13_Iketani
some of my fave bands at the moment:

Further Seems Forever
The Movielife
Taking Back Sunday
Thursday
Hot Rod Circuit
Saves The Day
Brand New
Weezer
The Ataris
Fairweather
Finch
Yellowcard

etc.etc. mostly screamo (hardcore emo), punk, and some alternative, like Three Days Grace. i also like rap every once in a while, but i only like the back-beats. if all rap were instrumental, i would like it 10 times better.

great taste in music :smile:

Originally posted by Jimster
my 14 year old stepsister :bloated:


Moss? :redface:

Mostly classic rock:
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?postid=609835#post609835
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?postid=730544#post730544

Originally posted by S13_Iketani
some of my fave bands at the moment:

Further Seems Forever
The Movielife
Taking Back Sunday
Thursday
Hot Rod Circuit
Saves The Day
Brand New
Weezer
The Ataris
Fairweather
Finch
Yellowcard

etc.etc. mostly screamo (hardcore emo), punk, and some alternative, like Three Days Grace. i also like rap every once in a while, but i only like the back-beats. if all rap were instrumental, i would like it 10 times better.

never heard of Fairweather, or Yellowcard... i'll have to look them up on kazaa when i get back home

ever heard of Belle & Sebastian ? look up Fox in the Snow, good slow song for when you're in the mood

Fairweather's best song, IMO, is Next Day Flight. get that one and i guarantee you will like it. as for Yellowcard, they're unique because one of the back-up guys plays electric violin. it adds a really awesome new sound to a great screamo band. look into them, they're great.

i listen to Techno, Rock, and some Hip-Hop

I mostly listen to Trance and break beats.I also listen to my own mixes.

I like rawk shit,like Slipknot,RATM, KoRn,Disturbed, and a few others I cant think of.

Insane clown posse and Twiztid.Blaze ya dead homie koo too.

Lately, I've become heavily into Trance and House (probably because that is the kind of music I've come to enjoy making the most): George Acosta, a fair amount of Oakey's older stuff (particularly Tranceport), Iio, *some* Darude, ATB, Eiffel65 (not quite sure why, it sort of grows on you.) Plus my old "electronic" stand-by's: Juno Reactor, Aphex Twin, Orbital, Prodigy, DJ Shadow, DJ Keoki, oh yeah, BIG shout out to Robert Miles. Always have, most likely always will love the Industrial stuff- KMFDM, Thrill Kill Kult, NIN, and like a MILLION others I don't feel like reciting off right now. On the flip side of the spectrum: My main man Billy Joel, Savage Garden, certain works by Madonna, LOVE The Cure, and lastly most anything 80's.

pretty much anything. depends on the mood I am in

dance,tecno,rap,r'n'b and hip hop, well owt apart from pop it sucks ass:dogpile:

Anything! except that heavy punkish shit I can't understand what they are saying... or anything with a shitload of screaming.... I did listen to some Antiflag the other day, I can tolerate that... Other than that, I'll listen to anything...I love R&B and Alternative, anything PoP, some Rap ( love old skool rap), Oldies, some Country (love the Dixie Chicks), Techno, Trace, Trip Hop is cool... and most def anything I can dance to

Anything that has a good beat.

i gotta question since this is a music thread


what is indy rock/ indy music??
examples of bands?

Isn't that the 90's hippy crap? or maybe... Indian chanting music (MC Punjabi, for example) :dunno:

Mostly Rap, Hip-Hop, and RnB.

Originally posted by SilverLotus340R
i gotta question since this is a music thread


what is indy rock/ indy music??
examples of bands?


Uhh Indy doesn't hold to one specific type of music it just means that the artist or bands are not in on some big label Indy = Independant which is basically what they are.

Lots of stuff

Alternative (Radiohead, The White Stripes), Rock/metal (Incubus, RATM), some underground hip hop and dancehall reggae (Roots Manuva, General Degree), electronica (Leftfield,Moby)..lots of NZ bands - hip hop (P Money, Scribe), rock (Blindspott), dub/electronica (Salmonella Dub, Shapeshifter, Rhombus)..lots of old stuff (Led Zeppelin, The Doors)..I listen to almost anything...:)

Originally posted by Amish_kid



Uhh Indy doesn't hold to one specific type of music it just means that the artist or bands are not in on some big label Indy = Independant which is basically what they are.


lol, I was totally off (but aren't most hippies?:frown:)

AC/DC
Hendrix
Old 60s-70s stuff
*coughBillyIdolcough*