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Whats your favorite music genre? Mine is . . .

by Thesecret2marketing
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Hey fellow warriors,

I'm curious as to what's your favorite music genre?

I'm a pretty all around guy when it comes to music, however my favs are as follows:

Classical
Hip-hop
House
EDM (Electronic Dance Music)
Alternative Rock
R&B
Jazz
Raggae
Reggaeton

What about yours? Anybody else like the same type of jams?

Would love to see who likes what?!?

Michael
  • Profile picture of the author Dennis Gaskill
    We have very different tastes in music, Michael. Nothing wrong with that, of course, it just seemed a little unusual that with your expansive list there wasn't much for me to latch on to. There are songs I like in the genres you listed, but few of the songs and none of the genres would be favorites.

    For what it's worth, here's mine...

    Blues
    Hard Rock
    Blues
    Classic Rock
    Blues
    Acoustic Rock/Folk
    Blues
    New Age (much of which I don't like, but some stuff is really good)
    Blues
    Country Rock (again, much of it I don't like, but some stuff is really good)
    Blues

    Did I mention the blues?
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  • Profile picture of the author travlinguy
    Rock
    Jazz
    Fusion
    Funk
    Classical
    Blues
    Reggae
    Hip Hop
    Punk
    New Wave
    Ragtime
    Disco
    Bubblegum
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    Prog Rock
    Hard Rock
    Classical
    Classic Rock
    New Age/Ambient
    Selected tracks from every other musical genre except Rap, HipHop, Disco.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kurt
    techno polka
    country rap
    zydeco show tunes
    gong symphonies
    folk metal
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  • Profile picture of the author ForumGuru
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    A bunch of this stuff...

    Nu Metal
    Alternative Metal
    Progressive Metal
    Groove Metal
    Progressive Rock
    Funk Metal
    Heavy Metal
    Thrash Metal
    Rap Metal
    Industrial Metal
    Funk Rock
    Hard Rock
    Post-Grunge
    Grunge
    Acoustic Rock
    Cello Metal
    Cello Rock
    Fusion
    Rap Rock
    Industrial Rock
    Classic Rock
    Blues Rock
    Art Rock
    Symphonic Metal
    Psychedelic Rock
    Jazz Rock
    Electric Blues

    Some of this stuff...

    Cossover Thrash
    Hardcore Punk
    Disco
    Funk
    Hip-Hop
    Gangsta Rap
    Dark Ambient
    Electronica
    Dubstep
    House
    EDM

    Cheers

    -don
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    • Profile picture of the author Paul Myers
      Kurt,
      country rap
      Pretty small selection there. "Dirt Road Anthem" is pretty much it, that I know if. Well, there's that dreck Cowboy Troy tries to pass off as rap, if you want to be liberal in your definition.

      Personally, I like both kinds of music. Country and western.
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      • Profile picture of the author Dan Riffle
        Originally Posted by Paul Myers View Post

        Kurt,Pretty small selection there. "Dirt Road Anthem" is pretty much it, that I know if. Well, there's that dreck Cowboy Troy tries to pass off as rap, if you want to be liberal in your definition.

        Personally, I like both kinds of music. Country and western.

        Colt Ford's 'Cold Beer' has a little rap to it. Kinda. Sorta.
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        • Profile picture of the author Paul Myers
          Dan,
          Colt Ford's 'Cold Beer' has a little rap to it. Kinda. Sorta.
          Eh. Might have tried, but I wouldn't qualify it as rap. Ford's missing an attitude and flow that "Dirt Road Anthem" has in spades.

          Mixing country and rap and keeping both real ain't easy, it seems.


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  • Profile picture of the author Thesecret2marketing
    Wow, this list of genre's is far more expansive than I thought lol.

    What about a favorite artist?

    I know that's a much tougher question to answer based on how many genere's most of us like to listen to.

    I will drop a few names here:

    Drake
    The Weekend
    Showtek
    David Guetta
    Pitbull
    Red Hott Chilli Peppers
    Incubus - one of my all time favs!
    Eminem
    Rick Ross
    Buju Banton
    Wison Y Yandel
    Bob Marley
    Mary J Blidge.

    And I don't know the names of any Jazz artists - I just like listening to Jazz. My grandpa traveled the world as a sax player - and so I love music just because it's a great stimulation.

    But I think that it's really up to the environment you were brought up in that has a lot to do with your music tastes, not to mention the time frames also.
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    • Profile picture of the author ForumGuru
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      Originally Posted by Thesecret2marketing View Post

      Wow, this list of genre's is far more expansive than I thought lol.

      What about a favorite artist?
      Well, my list of favorites is very, very, very long! I trimmed it to some that I have been listening to the most lately.

      Here goes:

      2Cellos
      All That Remains
      Apocalyptica
      Avenged Sevenfold
      AC/DC
      Beck
      Bee Gees
      Black Label Society
      Black Sabbath
      Body Count
      Boston
      Bush
      Chevelle
      Collective Soul
      Creed
      David Lee Roth
      The Dead Weather
      Deep Purple
      Deftones
      Dio
      Disturbed
      Doobie Brothers
      Drowning Pool
      Eagles
      Eminem
      Emmure
      Evanescence
      Five Finger Death Punch
      Fleetwood Mac
      Flyleaf
      Foreigner
      Godsmack
      Great White
      The Guess Who
      Guns N' Roses
      Halestorm
      Heart
      Jane's Addiction
      Jeff Beck
      Jethro Tull
      Jimi Hendrix
      Korn
      Led Zeppelin
      Limp Bizkit
      Madonna
      Marilyn Manson
      Megadeth
      Metallica
      Michael Jackson
      Mudvayne
      Mushroomhead
      Nine Inch Nails
      Nirvana
      Nonpoint
      OutKast
      P.O.D.
      Pearl Jam
      A Perfect Circle
      Pink Floyd
      Puddle of Mudd
      Queen
      Queens Of The Stone Age
      Rage Against The Machine
      Red Hot Chili Peppers
      Robin Trower
      The Rolling Stones
      Rush
      Scorpions
      Scott D. Davis
      Sevendust
      Shinedown
      Slipknot
      Smashing Pumpkins
      Snoop Dogg
      Soil
      Soundgarden
      Staind
      Static-X
      Steely Dan
      Stone Temple Pilots
      Styx
      Sublime
      Sully Erna
      Supertramp
      System Of A Down
      Tantric
      Taproot
      Tenacious D
      Texas Hippie Coalition
      Tool
      Tracktor Bowling
      Traffic
      Trapt
      Type O Negative
      Stevie Ray Vaughan
      Van Halen
      White Stripes
      The Who
      Yes
      Rob Zombie
      ZZ Top

      Cheers

      -don
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      • Profile picture of the author Thesecret2marketing
        Woah - what a list man!

        I spot a few legends on that list . . . and a few of my favorites on there as well

        In particular, Redd Hot - Eminem - and who doesn't love Michael Jackson!

        Eat your heart out lol

        Originally Posted by ForumGuru View Post

        Well, my list of favorites is very, very, very long! I trimmed it to some that I have been listening to the most lately.

        Here goes:

        2Cellos
        All That Remains
        Apocalyptica
        Avenged Sevenfold
        AC/DC
        Beck
        Bee Gees
        Black Label Society
        Black Sabbath
        Body Count
        Boston
        Bush
        Chevelle
        Collective Soul
        Creed
        David Lee Roth
        The Dead Weather
        Deep Purple
        Deftones
        Dio
        Disturbed
        Doobie Brothers
        Drowning Pool
        Eagles
        Eminem
        Emmure
        Evanescence
        Five Finger Death Punch
        Fleetwood Mac
        Flyleaf
        Foreigner
        Godsmack
        Great White
        The Guess Who
        Guns N' Roses
        Halestorm
        Heart
        Jane's Addiction
        Jeff Beck
        Jethro Tull
        Jimi Hendrix
        Korn
        Led Zeppelin
        Limp Bizkit
        Madonna
        Marilyn Manson
        Megadeth
        Metallica
        Michael Jackson
        Mudvayne
        Mushroomhead
        Nine Inch Nails
        Nirvana
        Nonpoint
        OutKast
        P.O.D.
        Pearl Jam
        A Perfect Circle
        Pink Floyd
        Puddle of Mudd
        Queen
        Queens Of The Stone Age
        Rage Against The Machine
        Red Hot Chili Peppers
        Robin Trower
        The Rolling Stones
        Rush
        Scorpions
        Scott D. Davis
        Sevendust
        Shinedown
        Slipknot
        Smashing Pumpkins
        Snoop Dogg
        Soil
        Soundgarden
        Staind
        Static-X
        Steely Dan
        Stone Temple Pilots
        Styx
        Sublime
        Sully Erna
        Supertramp
        System Of A Down
        Tantric
        Taproot
        Tenacious D
        Texas Hippie Coalition
        Tool
        Tracktor Bowling
        Traffic
        Trapt
        Type O Negative
        Stevie Ray Vaughan
        Van Halen
        White Stripes
        The Who
        Yes
        Rob Zombie
        ZZ Top

        Cheers

        -don
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    I'm a headbanger. Any era. I also like classical rock, soft stuff like Seals and Crofts. But I love thrash and whatever class you put stuff like Megadeth, Disturbed, Tool, Rob Zombie and the like into.

    Now for my deepest darkest confession - being an ex dance teacher....I'm kinda fond of
    disco, too.....shhhh - don't ever tell anyone I said that.
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      Originally Posted by HeySal View Post

      I'm a headbanger. Any era. I also like classical rock, soft stuff like Seals and Crofts. But I love thrash and whatever class you put stuff like Megadeth, Disturbed, Tool, Rob Zombie and the like into.

      Now for my deepest darkest confession - being an ex dance teacher....I'm kinda fond of
      disco, too.....shhhh - don't ever tell anyone I said that.

      You're jammin' big time! Disco is on my list too but I made sure to sneak it in at the bottom.

      Those bands you have listed are of course metal bands, and most of their music would fall into these sub-genres.

      Heavy Metal
      Alternative Metal
      Progressive Metal
      Groove Metal
      Industrial Metal
      Thrash Metal
      Progressive Rock
      Hard Rock
      Art Rock

      Rock on, Sal! Wait! Hold it! Maybe we can call you Disco Sal now...

      Cheers

      -don
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      Originally Posted by HeySal View Post

      I'm a headbanger.
      My aunt told me years ago that there used to be a group called "Ed Banger and the Nosebleeds". I never believed it. It turns out that it's actually true: The Nosebleeds - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia . Just sayin' ...

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        Originally Posted by Alexa Smith View Post

        My aunt told me years ago that there used to be a group called "Ed Banger and the Nosebleeds". I never believed it. It turns out that it's actually true: The Nosebleeds - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia . Just sayin' ...

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        I just figured Ed Banger is how it sounds to us Yanks when Richard says headbanger.lol
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    I like Miley Cyrus and Demi Lovato. Some K-Pop and Anime Music, Reggae, Jungle DnB, RNB, Emo, EDM, Tripcore, Shoegazing, Bubblegum Pop, Anything with Justin Timberlake in it, Ambient music when they put you on hold.
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  • Profile picture of the author lptrendin
    My favorite is Classical,
    Other which i like are-
    Jazz
    Hip Hop
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  • Profile picture of the author travlinguy
    Favorite artist. Hmm... That's tough. Hendrix? No. John Lennon? Close. Donald Fagen? Nah... I gotta go with my all time secret faves...

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    • Profile picture of the author Thesecret2marketing
      OHHHHHH! I don't know who she is, but I've heard her music before :-) - She is probably a bit before my time. I love Jimmy Hendrix and John Lennon though!

      Originally Posted by travlinguy View Post

      Favorite artist. Hmm... That's tough. Hendrix? No. John Lennon? Close. Donald Fagen? Nah... I gotta go with my all time secret faves...
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      • Profile picture of the author travlinguy
        Originally Posted by Thesecret2marketing View Post

        OHHHHHH! I don't know who she is, but I've heard her music before :-) - She is probably a bit before my time. I love Jimmy Hendrix and John Lennon though!
        My comments about Hendrix and John Lennon and the others were in jest. Back when I was probably around your age we had this thing called Disco. It was very important to hate it if you were any kind of rock and roll cat. So I hated it.

        But not really. The band I posted isn't about "she." They're called Abba and I always secretly loved them though I would have never admitted it back then. They had dozens of hits back in the 70s. Abba wasn't really known for Disco though it fit in nicely with the music that was popular during the Disco days. I've got their greatest hits collection and play it from time to time. It brings back memories. Sort of like this one:

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        • Profile picture of the author Thesecret2marketing
          Haha very clearly - this music is before I was born, but it;s great stuff man! So there was something called Disco that really existed . . . I thought that was only a myth . . . like flying pigs. I'm joking by the way.

          So this dude who sings the winner song, I feel like I've heard that song on a commercial somewhere . . . Not exactly sure where, but I've heard it somewhere. Great song - whats the name of this band?

          It's funny how much music has changed, now it's all about B.S. and garbage, whereas before music used to have an actual message and a meaning in it. Not saying that I wish things were the way they were before (because life is constantly changing and you can't control it) however I think it's interesting when you step back and observe just where music has come from - to where it's going now.

          I will say I've been listening to more Mozart than ever before because of the state of popular culture music.

          That's just me though.

          Originally Posted by travlinguy View Post

          My comments about Hendrix and John Lennon and the others were in jest. Back when I was probably around your age we had this thing called Disco. It was very important to hate it if you were any kind of rock and roll cat. So I hated it.

          But not really. The band I posted isn't about "she." They're called Abba and I always secretly loved them though I would have never admitted it back then. They had dozens of hits back in the 70s. Abba wasn't really known for Disco though it fit in nicely with the music that was popular during the Disco days. I've got their greatest hits collection and play it from time to time. It brings back memories. Sort of like this one:
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        Yea, i love jimmy Hendrix music.
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      Originally Posted by travlinguy View Post

      Thank you for the nice song man. Although i am only 23 years old, i listen to older songs often. That is the real music
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  • Profile picture of the author Kurt
    Not genres, but my favorites would be something like:

    Jeff Beck
    Johnny Winter
    Jimi
    SRV
    Howlin Wolf
    John Lee Hooker
    10 Years After/Alvin Lee
    George Thorogood
    Hound Dog Taylor
    Chuck Berry
    Albert Collins
    Roy Buchanan
    Bo Didley
    Muddy Waters
    Tommy Bolin
    CCR
    Rolling Stones
    Elmore James
    Willie Dixon
    Leadbelly
    Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee
    Fabulous Thunderbirds
    Zappa
    Robert Johnson
    Son House
    Les Paul
    ZZ Top
    Little Richard
    Return to Forever
    Roger Miller
    Yardbirds
    John Mayall
    Savoy Brown
    Slim Harpo
    Lou Reed
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      I don't really have a favorite genre, favorite artists, yes, genre's no.
      I am fascinated be the music of different countries and regions of the world.
      This piece comes from a region of Spain.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kurt
    Did an English band help pioneer "southern rock"?

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    • Profile picture of the author bizgrower
      Originally Posted by Kurt View Post

      Did an English band help pioneer "southern rock"?

      Savoy Brown - Tell Mama - YouTube
      I know it's a rhetorical question, but, I think that would be a yes, several times.
      Although Savoy Brown is not listed as an influence in this article. Tell Mama
      was released in 1971, Free Bird was released in 1973. Pre-runner band to
      Skynyrd was formed in 1965.

      Kim Simmonds, lead vocals/guitar of Savoy Brown left home at 16 to pursue
      his calling.

      https://rockhall.com/inductees/lynyrd-skynyrd/bio/


      I saw Savoy Brown at the Little Bear in Evergreen, CO around 2006 or 2007.
      Very, very loud, but very clear sound. The bass guitar vibrated everything,
      but it was still very enjoyable. Sounding good loud seems to be a big difference
      between top musicians (and equipment) and most good local bands.
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        Originally Posted by bizgrower View Post

        I know it's a rhetorical question, but, I think that would be a yes, several times.
        Although Savoy Brown is not listed as an influence in this article. Tell Mama
        was released in 1971, Free Bird was released in 1973. Pre-runner band to
        Skynyrd was formed in 1965.

        Kim Simmonds, lead vocals/guitar of Savoy Brown left home at 16 to pursue
        his calling.

        https://rockhall.com/inductees/lynyrd-skynyrd/bio/


        I saw Savoy Brown at the Little Bear in Evergreen, CO around 2006 or 2007.
        Very, very loud, but very clear sound. The bass guitar vibrated everything,
        but it was still very enjoyable. Sounding good loud seems to be a big difference
        between top musicians (and equipment) and most good local bands.
        Hey Dan...Actually, it was't rhetorical.

        I'd put CCR and Allman bros as the bands that laid the ground work for "southern rock". But Savoy Brown had some elements of southern rock too, especially Tell Mama.

        The Little Bear is a Colorado classic, maybe only behind Red Rocks on the list of coolest places ever to see musicians here.
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  • Profile picture of the author bizgrower
    Southern Rock is one of my favorites.

    I'll be happy to keep rap out of country.
    Just not a good mix IMO.

    Totally surprised Dennis did not list Blues as one of his favorite genres.

    Such a good song, had to post it:

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  • Profile picture of the author WalkingCarpet
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    As long as its not Crap, er Rap, I like it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Rod Cortez
    Electronic Dance Music (trance, house,)
    Hip Hop
    Heavy Metal
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  • Profile picture of the author bizgrower
    Colt Ford Country Rap, sort of, again:

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    • Profile picture of the author Paul Myers
      Dan,
      Colt Ford Country Rap, sort of
      CW McCall and Eminem called. They want their genres back.


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      • Profile picture of the author bizgrower
        Originally Posted by Paul Myers View Post

        Dan,CW McCall and Eminem called. They want their genres back.


        Paul
        Paul,
        'Fraid it's too late to stop the crossovers.

        I need Sal's Unhear it book. I perused the
        videos related to Colt Ford's songs on YouTube.

        There's a lot of Country Rap (CRAP) or Redneck Rap out there.

        Not going to waste the bandwidth/loadtime, but "The Lacs"
        and "Moonshine Bandits" are ones to watch. Or not.

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    The original country rap:

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  • Profile picture of the author TLTheLiberator
    Originally Posted by Thesecret2marketing View Post

    Hey fellow warriors,

    I'm curious as to what's your favorite music genre?

    I'm a pretty all around guy when it comes to music, however my favs are as follows:

    Classical
    Hip-hop
    House
    EDM (Electronic Dance Music)
    Alternative Rock
    R&B
    Jazz
    Raggae
    Reggaeton

    What about yours? Anybody else like the same type of jams?

    Would love to see who likes what?!?

    Michael

    I'll take the Funk and Jazz Fusion as first choices but my itunes/iphone collection has over 1400 of my favorite tunes and over 125 playlists with the best tunes from almost every major genre from classical to salsa, specific artist playlists and many topical playlists such as songs revolving around the weather etc.

    I even have a ole school NFL Films playlist and here's an example.


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  • Profile picture of the author Paul Myers
    Kurt,

    Wrong rhythm and rhyming scheme for it, but we'll cut him some slack. He was an OG before rap was invented.


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    Dan,

    Thanks, but my mind would reject my ears if I got too much more "pseudo" than that last Colt song.

    I'll bet Johnny Cash could have done it up right, though.

    Or BB King. I can hear him growling one out.


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      Originally Posted by Paul Myers View Post

      Dan,

      Thanks, but my mind would reject my ears if I got too much more "pseudo" than that last Colt song.

      I'll bet Johnny Cash could have done it up right, though.

      Or BB King. I can hear him growling one out.


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  • Profile picture of the author MikeTucker
    The problem with these music threads is that people remind
    me of so much great stuff I quickly run out of "Thanks".

    Speaking of Johnny Cash and along the line of crossovers,
    he was the one and only person that could "steal" this song
    from Trent/NIN:

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  • Profile picture of the author Paul Myers
    Mike,

    Cash was one of those that just didn't fit in any boxes. He was inducted into 3 musical Halls of Fame (Country, Rock and Roll, and Gospel), was a hero to punk rockers and folk musicians alike, and defied the whole country music establishment to push his songs about the way native Americans were mistreated. He helped so many people up the ladder it's crazy.

    Not to mention being able to make "Hurt" sound like one of his own.

    "My Way" could just as easily have been a Cash song.


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  • Profile picture of the author hardraysnight
    pub rock of the 70s and 80s, from britain, australia new zealand, think graham parker, rockpile, stiff label;kursaal flyers, australian crawl,missing link label hello sailor and flying nun label

    britpop, principally oasis

    but i hate the concept of genre. it is just another excuse for reading,writing, talking about music, instead of listening to it

    to me, there are only three genres, good, bad and ok

    it used to be music i bought, i liked and i never bought, but times have changed

    pray tell what genre are the beatles?
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    I listen to all kinds of music. But i especially like hip hop and r'n'b they are my favorite. Favorite song 2 Pac - Changes
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