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ixneD wrote: »

No jazz and classical. Cool.

I was just gonna mention why they aren't on the list :rolleyes::(:(

Um. metal AC/DC please?? O_o

No Dance music on the list?

Fine.
Pop: Madonna, Michael Jackson
R&B: Justin.... Timberlake

Others, idk. But Dance music is the future, so it should be on the list.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-x6XxHGExs
See? This good. Not just because it's a romanian remix and I'm romanian, but because Dance music is good.

ixneD wrote: »

There will never be a "dance" song that can hold a candle to the effectiveness that classical music has in regards to capturing and expressing emotion and environment.

It all starts with classical -.-

Rock: Avenged Sevenfold
Metal: Amon Amarth
Hip-Hop: Don't care much for it, but I enjoyed the message in Lowkey's music
Pop: Two Door Cinema Club, they are pretty much indie rock, but since you don't have that they do have a pop feel to it.
Rap: there's a difference in this and hip-hop? Don't keep up much with the genre tbh
R&B
Reggae
Techno: She
Dubstep: RE:NDZ, not really dubstep but it's hard to classify their music.
Jazz: Keiki
Classical: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Country: Can't say I listen to it much.
Blues: Stevie Ray Vaughan

Also my lists change as I'm introduced to, and find, new music.

Rock Elvis
Metal careface
Hip-Hop Jayz/Eminem
Pop That Adele chick is pretty good, Mika too.
Rap sorry whats the difference
R&B -
Reggae no-one you've ever heard of.
Techno I don't know, Pulsedriver made good songs, but its mostly europop
Dubstep Skrillex, only one worth listening to
Jazz - horrible genre.
Classical Schubert, Orff and Beethoven kind of tie.
Country I'll put Johnny Cash here.
Blues -

Rock: Rolling Stones, AC/DC
Metal: Deep Purple, Metallica, Black Sabbath
Hip-Hop: horrible genre
Pop: horrible genre
Rap: horrible genre
R&B: horrible genre
Reggae: horrible genre
Techno: every person that makes techno should be shot
Dubstep: Acceptable
Jazz: Listen on occasion but don't know anyone specific.
Classical: Mozart - Turkish march.
Country: Johnny Cash
Blues: I like the Blues but I don't listen enough of it to know the people that play it.

Edit: Dot put Johnny Cash in country too.

Rock - pink floyd (classic rock)

Rap/RnB/Hip Hop - eminem

Reggae - my upstairs neighbor, hes in a local band "the b easy" band

Dubstep - really diggin skrillex right now, but it usually changes everyother week

thisgameowns wrote: »

Um. metal AC/DC please?? O_o

Lol, AC/DC is not metal.

Jazz music

le_F wrote: »

ewwwwwwwww

thats better


rock:led zeppelin
metal:black sabbath

I assumed we were going for more modern music in these categories, in the older counterparts led zepplin, the who, and jimi hendrix.

i forgot brahms. thats disappointing.

DatMuffin wrote: »

I'm sure we would all be listing for a fair long while if we actually went down the Jazz and Classical composer lists.

mm, nothing gets you more involved than classical music
get stuck for hours.


(for me at least, since I can't stand jazz)

[MOD]dot wrote: »

mm, nothing gets you more involved than classical music
get stuck for hours.


(for me at least, since I can't stand jazz)

I enjoy jazz as something I listen to while I work on stuff, not so laid back that it makes me not work as hard, but not so attention grabbing that I lose concentration.

[MOD]dot wrote: »

jazz always struck me as too random without any real flow, just noise

maybe i've been listening to bad jazz

The musical pattern and time signatures often change during the songs but it's usually for build up and break down of the "emotional" aspect of the song. Or at least that's how I look at it.

It's a pain to keep time while drumming to jazz