What kind of music do you like?
What genres/artists do you like?
I personally like metal of all kinds, Southern rock (think Lynyrd Skynyrd and Allman Brothers), classic rap, blues, classic rock and some classical music.
I personally like metal of all kinds, Southern rock (think Lynyrd Skynyrd and Allman Brothers), classic rap, blues, classic rock and some classical music.
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Favourite, probably melodic death metal. Kalmah ftw.
I also saw you mentioned The Allman Brothers, one of the few American bands who managed to keep up with the British bands. And I absolutely love their live album, "At Fillmore East". This, and "Made In Japan" by Deep Purple are my favorite live albums.
Recently, I have been listening to some amazing songs like always, thanks to my dad for introducing me to some of these songs. I'll list a few of them here, really underrated stuff.
'Martha My Dear' by the Beatles, 'My Sweet Lord' and 'If Not For You' by George Harrison!
Hmm, all of a sudden I feel like listening to Men at Work now! I think 'Who Can It Be Now' shall be a good song to listen to.
My middle school nickname was Nate-Dogg, but I spelled it Nate-Dawg.
Be that as it may, Hip Hop is still my favorite genre. I'm pretty picky about what I listen to, but OutKast, Wu-Tang Clan, Kendrick Lamar, and A Tribe Called Quest are some of my favorites. I'm not a fan of crunk or the douchebag mafioso rap that took hold in the late nineties and never quite went away. For me, great flow and lyricism is way more important than catchy hooks or verses about how many 'ho's' you got 'on your dick.'
In all seriousness, I agree with you though. Flow and lyrics are important, but I like catchy hooks, especially if combined with the flow and shit.
Of course there are exceptions.
Unfortunately i'm not familiar with Kalmah, I don't mind Children of Bodom, Dark Tranquility, some In Flames is all right. Five finger death punch although there not really melodic death metal, I need to broaden my horizons when it comes to metal bands.
In Flames is pretty good though, or was anyway, even if I haven't followed them for a while.
so...
STORYTIME!
When i was younger around 11 or 13 i use to listen to classic rock and metal only like metallica, slayer, megadeth, anthrax and pantera but my guitar teacher taught me to take all music in and not limit yourself to just one genre of music so i started listening to folk music like Bright Eyes and City and Colour but i still liked metal of course but i started get into more "progressive death metal/deathcore bands like morbid angel, the faceless, between the buried and me, Black Dahlia and tony danza tapdance extravaganza. as i got older around 16 to 18 i got really into my local music scene and started to listening to bands like Vanna, Therefore I Am and A Loss For Words and other bands like the devil wears prada, chiodos and silverstein. And then near the end of high school My friend wanted to show me "real" hardcore and none of the sceney crap i was listening to and showed me bands like Have Heart, Verse, Bane, Trapped Under Ice and Strife.
but after a while all of that started getting boring and i wanted something different so i started to listening to more chill stuff like Tori y moi, washed out, James Blake, Adventures, and The World is a beautiful place and I am no longer afraid to die.
to keep it short i like everything.
I'm a fan of classical too, but I don't listen to it nearly as often. Tchaikovsky, Jean-Philippe Rameau, Chopin, and Handel are my favorite composers.
My top favorite bands/groups: Phoenix, Arctic Monkeys, Austra, Bombay Bicycle Club, Boards of Canada, Múm
My top individual artists: iamamiwhoami, Grouper, Lykke Li, Grimes, Françoise Hardy
my favorite bands are :
Imagine Dragons
Linkin Park
Coldplay
i also like 80's music maybe from playing so much Vice City.
Billy Joel. Legendary!
I really like a lot of older songs. I won't forget Marty McFly singing Johnny B Goode.
I like music by Ffdp, volbeat, avenged sevenfold, halestorm, etc. That kind of stuff
I'm into electronic stuff mostly (not dance, but more like lounge/ambient/downtempo/experimental), also rock and pop.
Mark Kozelek.
Coldplay, yeah! Great band. One of my favourites.