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MTG_Maro
03-11-2005, 03:46 AM
I like Metal and I like Metallica, also Led Zeppelin
joule
03-11-2005, 03:48 AM
Metallica's good and so is Katy Rose and many other various, random artists on my playlist.
There's also a forum for this, too.
Que-Ever
03-11-2005, 03:48 AM
there's a music section of the forums lower down the page.
bah, beat to it.
Teta_Bonita
03-11-2005, 03:48 AM
Rock and metal, my favs are Greenday, Aerosmith, and Led Zepplin aswell. :)
And this should be in Music & Musicians....
MTG_Maro
03-11-2005, 03:49 AM
yes i just now saw that. i feel stupid.
Can sombody delete this thread
Greatgat
03-11-2005, 04:05 AM
yes i just now saw that. i feel stupid.
Can sombody delete this thread
Ah, it'll just be moved, so let's get it in quickly.
I like techno almost exclusively.
Favs:
Infected Mushroom
Iio
Freezepop
ATB
DJ Sandra
Tiesto
Paul Van Dyke
DJ Irish
DJ Rap (Her live stuff mostly)
Milk Inc.
Delerium
Dubstars
Benni Benassi
Portishead
Dumonde
Slyver
Lasgo
Fragma
...in no particular order.
Anthraxxx
03-11-2005, 04:09 AM
Rock and Techno.... thought I've been listening mostly to techno lately.
DJ Dean, DJ Mystik, and various other DJ's... and System of A Down.....
Vegeta897
03-11-2005, 04:11 AM
Ah, it'll just be moved, so let's get it in quickly.
I like techno almost exclusively.
Favs:
Infected Mushroom
Iio
Freezepop
ATB
DJ Sandra
Tiesto
Paul Van Dyke
DJ Irish
DJ Rap (Her live stuff mostly)
Milk Inc.
Delerium
Dubstars
Benni Benassi
Portishead
Dumonde
Slyver
Lasgo
Fragma
...in no particular order.Woah, someone who listens to Freezepop! :D
Greatgat
03-11-2005, 04:14 AM
Woah, someone who listens to Freezepop! :D
Sweet mother of God, you do too!? Very rare, but I love those guys (and girl)! One of my favorite bands, just because they are so irreverant but catchy.
Vegeta897
03-11-2005, 04:16 AM
Sweet mother of God, you do too!? Very rare, but I love those guys (and girl)! One of my favorite bands, just because they are so irreverant but catchy.Fell in love when I heard SSG while playing Stepmania.
Greatgat
03-11-2005, 04:21 AM
Fell in love when I heard SSG while playing Stepmania.
Same here! I played Science Genius Girl like five hundred times. After that I started checking into them and once I heard "Harebrained Scheme" I was lost forever.
Edit: Oooh, 666 posts. How creepy.
SpArKs
03-11-2005, 04:26 AM
erm.... yeah, this is the wrong forum.
Beerdude26
03-11-2005, 04:29 AM
Oooh, 666 posts. How creepy.Hah, and that "BEHIND YOU!" really completes it :D
And my favourite music is Techno (The good type :p)
And my favourite band would be Daft Punk.
And Moby :O
Ikerous
03-11-2005, 04:30 AM
Contemporary Christian music
Third Day or SonicFlood
Greatgat
03-11-2005, 04:36 AM
Hah, and that "BEHIND YOU!" really completes it :D
And my favourite music is Techno (The good type :p)
And my favourite band would be Daft Punk.
And Moby :O
Daft Punk? Oh, I'm sorry. You should really check out some of my choices. They would make Daft Punk look like some kind of... bad... thing-y
DiSTuRbEd
03-11-2005, 04:37 AM
Check my screen name, I like listening to a variety of music aswell; punk,alternative,rock, heavy metal, death metal....
Greatgat
03-11-2005, 05:04 AM
Check my screen name, I like listening to a variety of music aswell; punk,alternative,rock, heavy metal, death metal....
...Aren't those all the same?
*awaits heavy rocks to be thrown at him*
Beerdude26
03-11-2005, 05:05 AM
...Aren't those all the same?
*awaits heavy rocks to be thrown at him*Lawl :D
My friend reacts the same when I tell him that :p
Uriel
03-11-2005, 06:29 AM
BLEAH, I hate punk music with an utter utter passion. Stupid Emo's, such and such.
SpArKs
03-11-2005, 06:52 AM
BLEAH, I hate punk music with an utter utter passion. Stupid Emo's, such and such.
Punk music is oooooooooooooooooold skool!!1!one!
Danimal
03-11-2005, 06:54 AM
Metallica
A Perfect Circle
Tool
Spineshank
Slipknot (To a degree)
Japanese pop! (YATTA!)
SoaD
Nirvana
NiN
And a few more.
Oh, and *Moved*
dream431ca
03-11-2005, 08:04 AM
I really don't have an absoulte favorite but I like 3 things:
Rock music (REAL rock..AC/DC, Led Zeplin...the older rock bands..new rock bands suck).
Power Metal (Example: Nightwish)
Some Classical.
Lucid
03-11-2005, 12:10 PM
Fav. music type Metal...
Fav. band - Fear Factory.
dmgak
03-11-2005, 12:30 PM
favourite genre of music? prog rock. favourite prog rock band? rush. 2nd favourite band? led zeppelin. 3rd favourite band? queen. 4th favourite band? cream. 5th favourite band? deep purple. 6th favourite band? jimi hendrix experience. 7th favourite band? aerosmith. 8th favourite band? metallica. 9th favourite band? muse. 10th favourite band? i dont have one. :p
Garfield_
03-11-2005, 02:11 PM
Atreyu
Silverstein
Killswitch Engage
Direwolf
03-11-2005, 02:31 PM
Alternative rock, and the Beatles, with special mention to U2 and Pink Floyd. Yes, none of them are "hip" or "underground"....but I have to give credit where credit is due.
rĂomhaire
03-11-2005, 02:49 PM
Metal. Metallica, Linkin Park, Muse and Nightwish.
Axyon
03-11-2005, 04:46 PM
Favourite genre: Death Metal
Favourite band at the moment: Bloodbath
...Aren't those all the same?
*awaits heavy rocks to be thrown at him*I don't know much about the first three, but Heavy Metal and Death Metal are extremely different. Also, in my opinon, one sucks and the other rules the face of the planet. Try to guess which ;)
TheAntipop
03-11-2005, 05:16 PM
Fave genre(s): Thrash metal, progressive/experimental, blah blah.
Bands: Destruction, Testament, Sodom, Agressor, Bells of Insanity, Kreator, Anthrax, Pink Floyd, Tony Levin Band, Peter Gabriel, King Crimson, Yes, Porcupine Tree, The Mars Volta, LTW, At The Drive-In, Pennywise, Boyhitscar,
etc.
Direwolf
03-11-2005, 05:38 PM
I have to say thats the first time I've ever seen Anthrax, The Mars Volta, and Peter Gabriel on the same list.
Greatgat
03-11-2005, 08:55 PM
Favourite genre: Death Metal
Favourite band at the moment: Bloodbath
I don't know much about the first three, but Heavy Metal and Death Metal are extremely different. Also, in my opinon, one sucks and the other rules the face of the planet. Try to guess which ;)
I know, I know. I get a lot of flak, though, from people who think every genre of techno is the same.:eek:
So here's my theory: Every type of music you listen to sounds the same to everyone who DOESN'T listen to that type of music because they are are not used to those differences that you can hear because you listen to that type of music (run on sentence!)
i.e. Pretty much every rock band I've heard recently sounds the same to me because I'm not picking up on their differences. Meanwhile, I can instantly tell the difference between techno groups.
Absinthe
03-11-2005, 10:10 PM
Electronica, or IDM to be specific. Just look anything up in that subgenre and I'll probably like it.
Axyon
03-11-2005, 10:20 PM
I know, I know. I get a lot of flak, though, from people who think every genre of techno is the same.:eek:
So here's my theory: Every type of music you listen to sounds the same to everyone who DOESN'T listen to that type of music because they are are not used to those differences that you can hear because you listen to that type of music (run on sentence!)
i.e. Pretty much every rock band I've heard recently sounds the same to me because I'm not picking up on their differences. Meanwhile, I can instantly tell the difference between techno groups.I agree 100% - even though I made that comment, I can't differentiate between other subgenres of other music styles. My friend was listening to Athlete and it just sounded like Coldplay to me, and I'm sure to someone in the know, they sound quite different.
I get told that the 'Heavy Metal' I'm listening to is awful, and it really grates with me... I then inform them of key differences - how the whole Metal genre has about 8 or 9 main sections, and I get a completely blank stare :hmph:
TheAntipop
03-11-2005, 10:20 PM
I have to say thats the first time I've ever seen Anthrax, The Mars Volta, and Peter Gabriel on the same list.
Three amazing bands, jeah. :D
Greatgat
03-11-2005, 11:46 PM
I agree 100% - even though I made that comment, I can't differentiate between other subgenres of other music styles. My friend was listening to Athlete and it just sounded like Coldplay to me, and I'm sure to someone in the know, they sound quite different.
I get told that the 'Heavy Metal' I'm listening to is awful, and it really grates with me... I then inform them of key differences - how the whole Metal genre has about 8 or 9 main sections, and I get a completely blank stare :hmph:
Yep. Irritates me too, when people look startled/bland/amused when I inform them of the different types of techno. I don't begrudge anyone for what they listen to (although I do mock the Emokids - but I don't mean it). You like what you like and it's none of my business. I just wish some people would not instantly deride my choice of entertainment.
Ah well. My friends all know, and the people at the clubs I go to agree with me. So, :bounce:, yo!
Absinthe
03-11-2005, 11:58 PM
I constantly shit on my friends' music tastes. Most of it is simply taking the piss, but I won't deny that I garner some sense of superiority in that aspect when I compare my intricate beats to their screaming and whining. Usually my bitching is met with criticisms of electronica being easier to make and taking less time.
In the end, screw it. Making music with a computer may require less time, but then it's also an entirely different form of music production and any comparison is irrelevant. You hit a snare, I hit a button. You do a wah-wah, I tweak my LFO's. You sing, I manage my mixing. You tune your guitar, I program my synth. Who cares? You'll either jive with it or you won't. Tastes vary. No point in getting into a hissy fit over it.
I've always held, however, the belief that electronic music has far more potential than traditional methods.
Greatgat
04-11-2005, 12:12 AM
I constantly shit on my friends' music tastes. Most of it is simply taking the piss, but I won't deny that I garner some sense of superiority in that aspect when I compare my intricate beats to their screaming and whining. Usually my bitching is met with criticisms of electronica being easier to make and taking less time.
In the end, screw it. Making music with a computer may require less time, but then it's also an entirely different form of music production and any comparison is irrelevant. You hit a snare, I hit a button. You do a wah-wah, I tweak my LFO's. You sing, I manage my mixing. You tune your guitar, I program my synth. Who cares? You'll either jive with it or you won't. Tastes vary. No point in getting into a hissy fit over it.
I've always held, however, the belief that electronic music has far more potential than traditional methods.
Totally, and QFT.
When you think about it, these are people who do everything by themselves. It is recorded, produced, and mixed by one person doing everything. They are phenomonal creative talents who have their hands and brains intricately meshed with what they do. They themselves have ultimate creative control over the music they love. Hell, at their live shows they often remix and remaster their music on on the fly. I sure as hell couldn't do that and respect anyone who could.
TheAntipop
04-11-2005, 12:24 AM
Totally, and QFT.
When you think about it, these are people who do everything by themselves. It is recorded, produced, and mixed by one person doing everything.
Bare in mind that this is done by many people, reglardless of what type of music it is. When recording GCSE music peices, I usually do all the drumming, guitar work, bass and vocals myself as no one in my tech class is remotely intrested in some peices I choose to submit, which is fine by me, 'cause I enjoy making music. Not that help isn't apprecieted, but its a fun experience. Just last week I did the entire of Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd, mixed it, edited it then sent it off to the exam board. Its not exactly a hard peice to do (although getting the timing I messed up abit..), but its still all my own work.
EDIT: I mean its all my own work as in all my own drumming and stuff, not the song itself. Thats Floyds.
Seppo
04-11-2005, 12:39 AM
Metal pwns (not including nu-metal, and anything that ends with "core")
favourite bands probably the usual...Maiden, Metallica, Sabbath. Children of Bodom are one of the few modern bands that I respect.
Greatgat
04-11-2005, 12:50 AM
Bare in mind that this is done by many people, reglardless of what type of music it is. When recording GCSE music peices, I usually do all the drumming, guitar work, bass and vocals myself as no one in my tech class is remotely intrested in some peices I choose to submit, which is fine by me, 'cause I enjoy making music. Not that help isn't apprecieted, but its a fun experience. Just last week I did the entire of Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd, mixed it, edited it then sent it off to the exam board. Its not exactly a hard peice to do (although getting the timing I messed up abit..), but its still all my own work.
EDIT: I mean its all my own work as in all my own drumming and stuff, not the song itself. Thats Floyds.
Yes, yes, but I'm referring to techno. Of course it varies from artist to artist, but most common is that these artists are doing the creative aspect entirely on their own. I know there are people involved in recording and releasing these songs, but from a creative point of view they are doing it all themselves.
Reaktor4
04-11-2005, 12:54 AM
Making music with a computer may require less time
It really shouldnt. Most pro tunes take between 2 weeks and several months to finish.
Seppo
04-11-2005, 12:58 AM
So here's my theory: Every type of music you listen to sounds the same to everyone who DOESN'T listen to that type of music because they are are not used to those differences that you can hear because you listen to that type of music (run on sentence!)
I couldn't agree more
Absinthe
04-11-2005, 01:00 AM
It really shouldnt. Most pro tunes take between 2 weeks and several months to finish.
I've known artists that make tracks far quicker than that and they still come out sounding more "pro" than anything that's been slaved on.
Reaktor4
04-11-2005, 01:08 AM
maybe its because im very tired but that made no sense whatsoever
Absinthe
04-11-2005, 02:10 AM
I don't see how. :| Oh well.
Dalamari
04-11-2005, 02:36 AM
Favorite Genre: Rock (Mostly Classic)
Favorite Band: The Beatles (Has been since I was 7)
MTG_Maro
06-11-2005, 12:00 AM
No offense to those who do, i dont like rap or country.
Space Farm
06-11-2005, 12:27 AM
I like a lot of styles of music but my favourite band would have to be Mr. Bungle.
In one song they go through like 3 or 4 different genre's - surf, jazz, metal, elevator music etc.
Their California album is one of the most perfect albums ever made.
TheAntipop
06-11-2005, 01:40 AM
Mr. Bungle is awesome. Patton is awesome. End.
Trendkill
06-11-2005, 03:44 AM
Favorite Genre: Metal
Favorite Band: Pantera
Murray_H
06-11-2005, 04:58 AM
Muse, Dream Theater, Mars Volta
Space Farm
06-11-2005, 07:39 AM
Mr. Bungle is awesome. Patton is awesome. End.
Yeah he is good. I like Fantomas a lot too but unfortunately they're no where near the level of Bungle - I hope Trey and Mike will eventually start talking again. That would be rad.
Patton hasn't put out a decent album in years, yet he still kicks ass.
@Trendkill, Pantera was awesome. Far Beyond Driven is great to put on the car stereo when you're driving home from a 12 hour work day. Nothing like it.
Septih
06-11-2005, 11:08 AM
favourite music: i have a weird taste, ranges from the likes of keane/13 senses to NiN/A Perfect Circle, etc
favourite band: The Mars Volta/Muse/Pink Floyd
evil^milk
06-11-2005, 05:15 PM
favorite music: i'd say indie rock.
favorite band: the strokes, they're just friggin' awesome ;(
Ekinflog
09-11-2005, 02:52 AM
Favorite music: Metal
Favorite band: Opeth
Ennui
09-11-2005, 02:56 AM
favorite music: industrial. jam rock. techno (particularly idm and psytrance).
top three musicians: nine inch nails, phish, and aphex twin.
carrera
10-11-2005, 02:01 PM
favorite music: rock, some metal, some country, some pop
favorite band: radiohead
Metal here too (mostly power)
Blind Guardian
Rhapsody
SymphonyX
Stratovarius
Sonata Artica
Blind Guardian
I think one of my mates listens to them. They do songs about Lord of The Rings, right?
Favourite Genre - Probably Punk, but im not really into street punk. I prefer stuff like Propagandhi, Strike Anywhere, Fireapple Red etc.
Favourite Band - They're not in my favourite genre, but its pretty hard to beat the sonic perfection that is Pink Floyd
Shamrock
12-11-2005, 11:08 PM
Hot Hot Heat
Motion City Soundtrack
IMA Robot
Brand New
Midtown
I don't really know the genre categories so I will leave you to decipher my taste in music.
Don't get me wrong. I do like rap a lot with Kanye West being one of my favorites.
My fav is www.pandora.com
Angry Lawyer
12-11-2005, 11:32 PM
Bon Jovi.
-Angry Lawyer
Kangy
12-11-2005, 11:52 PM
It varies a lot.
I don't have a favourite genre, really, and right now, my favourite artists are The Smiths, Ben Folds, The Stone Roses and Ian Brown.
Shamrock
12-11-2005, 11:56 PM
Bon Jovi.
-Angry Lawyer
I don't like your new avatar. :(
Kangy
13-11-2005, 12:05 AM
But... it's the real Noir Lawyer!
ComradeBadger
13-11-2005, 05:26 AM
I'm rather liking my UK Indie :D
And liking:
The Subways (my friend knows them, ace band)
Babyshambles (yeah Doherty is a dickhead, but an ace musician)
Franz Ferdinand (first album was great, second is a stormer!)
I think one of my mates listens to them. They do songs about Lord of The Rings, right?
Yeap many of their songs are influented by Tolkien's writings.
They're my favourite so far :D
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