wat type of music

[brendon557]

does everyone here like

i hate to say that i like this type not becus im ashamed of it but becus i hate the label that its given and how gay it is spelled but it is “Nu metal” (see wat i mean). I like bands like Limp Bizkit, korn, and system of a down, so when people usually ask me wat kind i like i just say rock

[Hazmat]

Well i like…

ROCK
Black Sabbath
Celldweller feat Styles Of Beyond
Disturbed
Evanescence
KISS
Korn
Led Zeppelin
Limp Bizkit
Linkin Park
Metallica
Nickelback
Nightwish
Seether
System of a down

DANCE
Agnelli & Nelson
ATB
Darude
DJ Alex K
DJ Micro
Europe
Gatecrasher
Kosheen
Milk Inc
Rank 1
Ratty
Sash
Tina Cousins
Tukan
Ultra Sonic
Voodoo and Serano
Warp Brothers
Ziporra

[James_Potter]

I think this topic might have been started before…oh yeah, right here:
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The Music Thread!

Welcome to the music thread. The basic idea here is one place to discuss absolutley anything and everything about music, any kind/style whatever. Recommend good music, request music (to download or whatever), talk about favourite songs, bands, genres, anything goes aslong as its about music! I think you get the idea. I know there are other threads about music, but this is one place to discuss it. So get talkin’:smiley:

[saskatchewanian]

just to name a few

I say “a little bit of most things”

2 pac
3 Against 1
3 Doors Down
4th Gear
Aaron Beegle
Acoustic Alchemy
Admiral
Aesop Rock
Aesop Rock & MF DOOM(Prefuse 73)
Afro Celt Sound System
Akon
Alan Jackson
Alchemist
American Hi-Fi
Anderson Counsel
Animals
artist
Autopilot Off
Awkward Silence
B sharps
B.B
Bach
Bach Vivaldi
Bach- Alirio Diaz perf_
Barenaked Ladies
Barry White
Bart and Michael Jackson
Beethoven
Bela Fech
Bela Fleck & Boyd Tinsley
Ben Harper
Berlin
Beta Band
Betla Fleck + The Fleckstones
Big and Rich
Black Dawn
Black Eteppen
Black Label Society
Blind Melon
Blink-182
Blood Hound Gang
Blood Music
Bob Dylan
Bob Marley
Breaking Benjamin
CAKE
Captain Tractor
Carlos Santana
CAROLINA GRASS
CCR
Chesterfield
Chumbawamba
Coldplay
Compilations
Coven
Cracker Cats
Creed
Crush
Darude
Dave Matthews
David Foster
Dead Milkmen
Diana Krall
Don McLean
Dream Theater
Dry Kill Logic
Dueling Banjo Breakdown
Eels
Effector
el bando
Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong
Eminem
Eric Clapton
Escape Goats
Evanescence
everlast
Fatboy Slim
Fiona Apple
Fishead
Flamenco classical
Flea
Flogging Molly
Frank Sinatra
Frank Zappa
Fuel
Garth Brooks
George Jones
George Straight
Gomez
Great Big Sea
Green Day
Guess Who
Guns N’ Roses
Ham
Handel
Hank Williams Jr
hawsley Workmen
hayden
Hootie & The Blowfish
Imperial Public Library
Incubus
Jason Boissonneault
Jean Lecup
Jimi Hendrix
Jimmi Hendrix
Joel
John Frusciante
John Meyer
Johnny Cash
Johnny Howard and The Fine Options
Joni Mitchel
Josh Gracin
Josh Groban
Josh Groban & Deep Forest
Kelly Clarkson
Kenny Chesney
Kenny Rogers
KJ-52
Kottonmouth Kings
Ladysmith Black Mambazo
Led Zeppelin
Leo Kottke
Les Cowboys Fringants
Les Trois Accords
Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs
Linkin Park
Lonestar
Louis Armstrong
M.M
Mahogany Frog
Manu Chao
Matchbox 20
Matchbox Twenty
Matthew Good Band
Maybe Smith
Men Without Hats
merle haggard,
Mes Aieux
Metallica
Michael jackson
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Minutia
Moby
Modest Mouse
Molson
monochromatic sky
Mont Ventoux
Moon Unit
Mozart
mr. oizo
Munro Harris
National Monument
Neil Young
NEutral Milk Hotel
New Order
Nickelback
Nirvana
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
NMH
No Birds
Norah Jones
Northern Pikes
Old Joe And The Truth Hurts
Otis Reddin
Our Lady Peace
Pachelbel
Paco De Lucia
Parades Against Parades
Parchabel
Paul Brandt
Pearl Jam
peter, paul, and mary
Phish
Pink Floyd
Poison
Polk
Protest The Hero
Radiohead
Raffi
Rage Against the Machine
Rahmatollah Badiyi
Rammstein
Random Order
Ray Charles
Razel
Real Big Fish
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Redsayno
Reel Big Fish
Run Chico Run
Savage Garden
Sea and Cake
Shakey Wilson
Simpsons
Smash Mouth
Smashing Pumpkins
Solitudes
Spanish Guitar
St. Germaine
Steppenwolf
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Stompin’ Tom Connors
Stone Mason
Sublime
Sugar Ray
Sum 41
Survivor
Switchfoot
Taj Mahal
Talking Heads
Tchaikovski, Peter
Teagan And Sara
Tesla
The Absent Sound
The Anglers
The Arrogant Worms
The Author
The Beatles
The Bloodhound Gang
The Cranberries
The Darkness
The Dillards
The Doors
The Fjords
The Futureheads
The Game
The Highwaymen
The Horribly Awfuls
the london apartments
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
The Philosopher Kings
The Rolling Stones
the simpsons
The Starting Line
The Summerlad
The Tea Party
The Tragically Hip
The Weakerthans
The White Stripes
Third Eye Blind
Toby Keith
Tom Petty
Tragically Hip
U2
Ugly Kid Joe
usher
Waylon Jennings
Ween
Weezer
weird al yankovic
White Stripes
Wide Mouth Mason
Willie Nelson
Wyclef Jean
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Yellowcard
yngwie malmsteen

I dont think that anyone can say “a little bit of EVERYthing”

[john_childs]

I like music that is musical. The music must demonstrate accomplished skills by the musicians that are more than just knowledge of how to use a synthesizer and a beatbox. If the music involves singing it is nice if the singer can actually sing. Finally the music must be recorded and mastered with full fidelity and careful attention to the nuances in the music.

As a consequence I don’t like much of what now passes as music.

[Jerrick]

@john_childs

I like music that is musical. The music must demonstrate accomplished skills by the musicians that are more than just knowledge of how to use a synthesizer and a beatbox. If the music involves singing it is nice if the singer can actually sing. Finally the music must be recorded and mastered with full fidelity and careful attention to the nuances in the music.

As a consequence I don’t like much of what now passes as music.

Dream Theater.

[Goats_On_Unicycles]

@john_childs

I like music that is musical. The music must demonstrate accomplished skills by the musicians that are more than just knowledge of how to use a synthesizer and a beatbox. If the music involves singing it is nice if the singer can actually sing. Finally the music must be recorded and mastered with full fidelity and careful attention to the nuances in the music.

As a consequence I don’t like much of what now passes as music.

Haha, I like music that’s musical but my definiton of musical is totally different from yours.
I want a sax player who squeeks his/her way through ballads, a singer who always manages to sing a half-step away from the melody and a pianist who might as well has never even seen a keyboard before. I like the “raw” pure and true sound.
Everything else is pop music. No emotion.

I like:
free-jazz,
avant-garde jazz,
noise-jazz,
avant-folk,
freak-folk,
avant-garde classical,
avant-rock,
noise-rock,
avant-metal,
anything microtonal,
anything twelve tone
and I also consider the “noise” on the street, in the wild and the bullshit coming out of the white-house music.

[ivan]

@Jerrick

Dream Theater.

Interesting, I never liked Dream Theater.

I love LTE, and they had all the people from the Dream Theater in it, except for the bassist and the singer. Oh, and that’s one thing about Dream Theater - the singer is shit. And their songs are strange. They’ve got some really good musical stuff, but they always manage to ruin it somehow, at least for me.

That’s probably just my opinion, though, I know a lot of people that love Dream Theater.

They have some good songs, though, sure. But most of their stuff I just can’t listen to for too long.

[ivan]

@Goats_On_Unicycles

I want a sax player who squeeks his/her way through ballads, a singer who always manages to sing a half-step away from the melody and a pianist who might as well has never even seen a keyboard before.

You should have me in your band.

I can do all three of those. Even all three at the same time, if I’m in the mood.

[James_Potter]

@Goats_On_Unicycles

Haha, I like music that’s musical but my definiton of musical is totally different from yours.
I want a sax player who squeeks his/her way through ballads, a singer who always manages to sing a half-step away from the melody and a pianist who might as well has never even seen a keyboard before. I like the “raw” pure and true sound.
Everything else is pop music. No emotion.

So pretty much, if they know how to play their instruments correctly, you don’t like it?

[Bondo]

@brendon557

does everyone here like

i hate to say that i like this type not becus im ashamed of it but becus i hate the label that its given and how gay it is spelled but it is “Nu metal” (see wat i mean). I like bands like Limp Bizkit, korn, and system of a down, so when people usually ask me wat kind i like i just say rock

Brendon, not to be an ass, but if you expect people to take the time to answer your post you should take the time to write it up properly. The text-speak shows a total lack of respect for your readers and is annoying to try to read. you sound like an idiot when you write that way.

[john_childs]

@Goats_On_Unicycles

Haha, I like music that’s musical but my definiton of musical is totally different from yours.

Not completely different. I need music that has emotion too.

I don’t enjoy bands like Guns N’Roses cause the emotion is processed out of the music in their quest for that perfect perfection sound. Same with Linkin Park. Absolute perfection and over-engineering removes the music from the music. The music is no longer interesting to listen to.

[ivan]

@john_childs

I don’t enjoy bands like Guns N’Roses cause the emotion is processed out of the music in their quest for that perfect perfection sound.

You’re crazy!!! Listen to Civil War. November Rain! Paradise City! How can you say emotion’s been processed out?!

Next thing you’ll be saying is Pink Floyd’s all electronic effects and studio production tricks and no feelings…

<----- I’m on to you!

[Goats_On_Unicycles]

@James_Potter

So pretty much, if they know how to play their instruments correctly, you don’t like it?

Well, I like listening to people with a formal musical training as well. I was being a bit extreme with that post but you kinda get my idea. I’ve been studying piano for 10 years but when I play in my bands, I try to make it sound like a gorilla who has recently aquired a piano through whatever means. They’re not important.
There’s no “incorrect” way to play an instrument in my book.

[dudewithasock]

I like music that’s good.

[James_Potter]

@saskatchewanian

Jimi Hendrix
Jimmi Hendrix

I like Jimi Hendrix, but Jimmi Hendrix is lame.

@dudewithasock

I like music that’s good.

I prefer bad music.

[unisteve]

I had this very discussion with a friend of mine today. We spent an hour going through my music collection, and he concluded that I like crazy music.

I’ve got a disproportionate amount of electronica (none of which is techno) and in the past year or so I’ve started listening to more independent artists through downloading free MP3s from the grand internets.

Here are some of the artists I have in my collection (in alphabetical order): Apocalyptica, Bonobo, Cake, Daft Punk, Futuristic Sex Robotz, Gorillaz, Haddaway, Infected Mushroom, Jefferson Airplane, Kronos Quartet, LCD Soundsystem, Mogwai, Optimus Rhyme, Paul Oakenfold, Röyksopp, Scatman John, Shpongle, Sigur Rós, Supertramp, Tenacious D, The Beatles, The White Stripes, Tryo, Weird Al.

Right now I’m listening to Gorillaz’ “Rockit”.

I’ve stopped trying to figure out what it all means.

[brendon557]

@Bondo

Brendon, not to be an ass, but if you expect people to take the time to answer your post you should take the time to write it up properly. The text-speak shows a total lack of respect for your readers and is annoying to try to read. you sound like an idiot when you write that way.

wat r u saying i tipe bad? cus ur da frst 2 say dat

[john_childs]

@ivan

You’re crazy!!! Listen to Civil War. November Rain! Paradise City! How can you say emotion’s been processed out?!

Next thing you’ll be saying is Pink Floyd’s all electronic effects and studio production tricks and no feelings…

<----- I’m on to you!

Guns N’Roses songs do nothing for me. I listen and it is just not interesting. It feels like the music is constrained by the perfection. Every note is exactly right. The rhythm and tempo never wavers. Nothing is spontaneous. It becomes sterile.

I get the same sort of feeling with Mozart. Every note is exactly right. You listen and you instinctively know where the music is going to go. No note will surprise you. It is not interesting to listen to.

Pink Floyd is not constrained by the electronic effects and studio production tricks. The music flows and becomes alive. The rhythm and tempo are free to wander. The rhythm is all human and has no artificial precision.

Music needs some imprecision. It needs that human element. Too much processing and perfection and you lose that.

[monkeyman]

I have to disagree with you there, JC. I love GNR. I think that overprocessing so that all the songs sound the same is bad, yes, but I don’t think GNR does that. Don’t Cry, Paradise City, Welcome to the Jungle, and November Rain all sound different, and all sound good.

One of the things I like most about them is that most of their rock songs are extremely simple (the intro to Welcome to the Jungle is actually quite simple, it’s just put through a delay pedal, and the main riff is five easy notes), yet they sound very, for lack of a better word, raw. They don’t sound sterile at all to me…if anything, their songs are more alive to me because they don’t require a beat to rock. There are songs (For Whom the Bell Tolls comes to mind) where the only beat comes from an actual bass drum, or a bass guitar, or something that is loud, constant, and just there. What I like about GNR is that most of their songs don’t have that, but it’s still more raw than most other bands.

But hey, to each his own. I like Mozart too (I just finished learning how to play Turkish March on guitar, and I’m working on Eine Klein Nachtmusik right now). Fun stuff.