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middleground
Middle Ground Administrator
USA
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 Posted - August 23 2006 : 12:04:20 PM
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What genre are they? Why do you like them? :)
"You have your way, I have my way.
As for the right way, the correct way,
and the only way, it does not exist..."
- Friedrich Nietzsche
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JADE
Junior Member
USA
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Posted - August 23 2006 : 4:59:39 PM
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Pretty much most anything. I have even found some rap music to be great. I guess the only stuff I tend to avoid due to lack of good coming through all the bad is gansta rap, shouting/screaming stuff, old old school country, and champagne music(big band).
I question...Therefore I think...I think...Therefore I am...I think? |
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DeathDealerCros
Politics & Current Events Moderator
USA
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Posted - August 23 2006 : 5:26:06 PM
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| Yeah, pretty much the same here. As long as I can understand it, I probably listen to something from the genre. |
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Christy
Abrahamic Forum Co-Moderator
138 Posts |
Posted - August 23 2006 : 9:39:17 PM
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| ThirdDay is my fav Christian band, But I listen to classical a lot. |
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Fullmetal_A
Starting Member
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Posted - August 23 2006 : 9:57:20 PM
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My favorite bands would have to be Godsmack and Disturbed. They get the creative juices flowing.
Some have knowledge, others believe in faith. |
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Vainamoinen
Paganism Forum Moderator
USA
232 Posts |
Posted - August 24 2006 : 09:34:13 AM
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Almost anything that hits creative nerves, though there are only a few albums I've come up against that I can listen to EVERYTHING on without feeling tempted to skip a song or two. Led Zeppelin IV, 10,000 Days by Tool, Superunknown by Soundgarden, and Dead Cities by Future Sound of London come to mind. Mainly, though, what makes a piece of music or album appeal to me is the sense of place and story it creates when you listen to it. Not necessarily a lyric-based story (Toccatta and Fugue by Bach tells a VERY distinct and dark story, for instance), but any sense of form or place. Music has power, and when an artist is good, you can feel it.
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Fullmetal_A
Starting Member
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Posted - August 24 2006 : 2:17:10 PM
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That is what I'm talking about! Music moves people regardless of type or singer. I mean as long as it sounds good to you does it really matter what genre or why we like them?
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Buber
Abrahamic Forum Co-Moderator
USA
40 Posts |
Posted - August 26 2006 : 11:42:57 PM
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It's like I always say, every album has a mood..
I can do the robo-cop. |
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wegothosed
New Member
USA
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Posted - August 28 2006 : 12:07:03 PM
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Yep I listen to ALOT of classic rock but my favorites right now are in the CHristian Rock and well U2 and others.
If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went.-- Will Rogers
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Vissy
Starting Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - August 28 2006 : 2:47:05 PM
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| I listen to all sorts of music, mainly Gothic Metal, Classical, Meatloaf, Queen, and a few others thrown in for good measure. I rarely if ever listen to General Pop, Rap or Hip-hop. |
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ChainLightning
New Member
USA
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Posted - August 29 2006 : 12:22:47 AM
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Define music. Birds singing?
I listen to MANY different genres. From country (AND western) to acid rock to classical to folk to classic rock.
Pretty much the only two things I don't listen to are; rap (including hip-hop) and opera. But there ARE exceptions. Sort of like, I'll listen to punk rock, but not the Sex Pistols.
The real deal to me is collecting. I have a HUGE album and 45rpm (and CD) collection, a moderate sized 8-track collection and innumerable cassette tapes. If you look at the collection and the respective release dates: anything rock, from 1966 to 1985, are big on my list of *must haves*. |
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Who do you listen to?
