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Define your taste in Music with 5 bands
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I'm just realizing now that this should've been posted in Books, Music, TV & Movies.
Whatever defines your taste, buddy.
1. Linkin Park
2. Trust Company
3. Bullet For My Valentine
4. Asking Alexandria
5. Limp Bizkit
yes i know i mostly listen to Rockish mostly Metal music xD
2. Trust Company
3. Bullet For My Valentine
4. Asking Alexandria
5. Limp Bizkit
yes i know i mostly listen to Rockish mostly Metal music xD
This is almost harder than the desert island discs thread the other month.
Black Sabbath. No ifs, ands or buts for this one. 50 years since the first album and people are still wishing they sound like it when they make stuff.
Tom Waits. Dude is a legend for a reason.
Judge Dread, though I would sub this for any kind of piss take punk (so Toy Dolls) and possibly some punk in general (I do like some GG Allin and Dead Kennedys). Though do I go as far as to include Frank Zappa in that? Not least of all because quiz me on Frank Zappa like those on the rest of the list and I will fail hard. Hopefully I can also include some psychobilly in with that one but that is close enough to punk that I am OK if not.
Korpiklaani. I see them pretty much every year I can so I kind of have to include it.
Dr Feelgood. Not a throwaway fifth answer but almost feels like it, even if they are on almost any playlist of mine.
Except that does not really cover things. Going through my music folder then I have various bits of classical and neoclassical, and the last CD I bought was a Therion CD (they are a metal band that often plays with an orchestra). Last songs added to music collection include some hard bass just because I found it amusing, and I have plenty of piss take remixes for the same reason Biggie Smalls featuring Thomas the Tank engine is something I actually listen to. Give or take some of Judge Dread I have not even included reggae. At the same time I have not covered my general dislike of ballads. Any of those do a ballad (and many of those have) and I am not interested.
Basically I think I like technical proficiency in music/instruments (that I did not previously make a nod towards Tom Morello, guitarist in Rage Against the Machine, troubling me here), in lyrics (and taking the piss is one of the highest forms of this as far as I am concerned, though stories/settings from Tom Waits is probably as good as it gets), and usually find it in older rock and folk metal, with the occasional bit of punk thrown in. There are also some outright classics that percolate around in my brain as well, though they might fall under piss take.
I suppose with all that then you probably would not be surprised by anything in my music collection, other than absences (if I only ever hear Deep Purple on a radio again I won't care, and they are far from the only "legends" with that status).
Black Sabbath. No ifs, ands or buts for this one. 50 years since the first album and people are still wishing they sound like it when they make stuff.
Tom Waits. Dude is a legend for a reason.
Judge Dread, though I would sub this for any kind of piss take punk (so Toy Dolls) and possibly some punk in general (I do like some GG Allin and Dead Kennedys). Though do I go as far as to include Frank Zappa in that? Not least of all because quiz me on Frank Zappa like those on the rest of the list and I will fail hard. Hopefully I can also include some psychobilly in with that one but that is close enough to punk that I am OK if not.
Korpiklaani. I see them pretty much every year I can so I kind of have to include it.
Dr Feelgood. Not a throwaway fifth answer but almost feels like it, even if they are on almost any playlist of mine.
Except that does not really cover things. Going through my music folder then I have various bits of classical and neoclassical, and the last CD I bought was a Therion CD (they are a metal band that often plays with an orchestra). Last songs added to music collection include some hard bass just because I found it amusing, and I have plenty of piss take remixes for the same reason Biggie Smalls featuring Thomas the Tank engine is something I actually listen to. Give or take some of Judge Dread I have not even included reggae. At the same time I have not covered my general dislike of ballads. Any of those do a ballad (and many of those have) and I am not interested.
Basically I think I like technical proficiency in music/instruments (that I did not previously make a nod towards Tom Morello, guitarist in Rage Against the Machine, troubling me here), in lyrics (and taking the piss is one of the highest forms of this as far as I am concerned, though stories/settings from Tom Waits is probably as good as it gets), and usually find it in older rock and folk metal, with the occasional bit of punk thrown in. There are also some outright classics that percolate around in my brain as well, though they might fall under piss take.
I suppose with all that then you probably would not be surprised by anything in my music collection, other than absences (if I only ever hear Deep Purple on a radio again I won't care, and they are far from the only "legends" with that status).
Ween
Teen Suicide
Haus Arafna
Pink Floyd
Infected Mushroom
Teen Suicide
Haus Arafna
Pink Floyd
Infected Mushroom
- KISS (Except the last "Configuration")
- Status Quo (Every "Configuration")
- Iron Maiden (Every "Configuration")
- Deep Purple (only Mark II)
- Creedence Clearwater Revival (1967 - 1971)
- Status Quo (Every "Configuration")
- Iron Maiden (Every "Configuration")
- Deep Purple (only Mark II)
- Creedence Clearwater Revival (1967 - 1971)
Suleputer
Suleputer
Suleputer
Suleputer
Suleputer
wait a minute that's a record label
Suleputer
Suleputer
Suleputer
Suleputer
Jeez, this is tough. My tastes are all over the board, and highly depend on my mood. I listen to everything from technical death metal to hard dance floor stompers to smooth jazz to crunchy groove tracks to underground trap. I just like when a melody can grab me and speaks to the mindset I'm currently in, so genres don't really mean much. I follow over 300 artists on Spotify if that tells you anything.
In Flames
Psyclon Nine
311
Dr. Phunk
Istasha the Scrub
In Flames
Psyclon Nine
311
Dr. Phunk
Istasha the Scrub
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1. The Clash
2. Blur
3. Pearl Jam
4. Big Audio Dynamite
5. Faith No More
2. Blur
3. Pearl Jam
4. Big Audio Dynamite
5. Faith No More
not bands, but rappers:
Lil Darkie
Eminem
EGOVERT
Busdriver
Tech N9ne
Lil Darkie
Eminem
EGOVERT
Busdriver
Tech N9ne
1.System of a Down
2.Linkin Park
3.Aphex Twin
4.Trapt(main vocalist is an asshole tho)
5.Limp Bizkit
2.Linkin Park
3.Aphex Twin
4.Trapt(main vocalist is an asshole tho)
5.Limp Bizkit
1. Akeos
2. Subject 31
3. SVDDEN DEATH
4. Kortori
5. Virtual Riot
2. Subject 31
3. SVDDEN DEATH
4. Kortori
5. Virtual Riot
Backstreet Boys
Nsync
BTS
Justin Bieber
Will Smith
Nsync
BTS
Justin Bieber
Will Smith
30 seconds to mars
savage garden
backstreet boys
one republic
my chemical romance
savage garden
backstreet boys
one republic
my chemical romance
You sir, have a fantastic taste in music.
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1) Feeder - my username is a lyric from a song of theirs, heh.
2) Stereophonics
3) Fatboy Slim (*insert the famous WBCN caller quote here about him being a one-man band*)
4) The Darkness
5) Deacon Blue
I think the pattern is mostly British glam metal and pop-/rock to be fair. I also like some electronic music (mostly that with 'aesthetical' quality to it) and also some shoegaze, reggae, punk and grunge also come to mind too.
2) Stereophonics
3) Fatboy Slim (*insert the famous WBCN caller quote here about him being a one-man band*)
4) The Darkness
5) Deacon Blue
I think the pattern is mostly British glam metal and pop-/rock to be fair. I also like some electronic music (mostly that with 'aesthetical' quality to it) and also some shoegaze, reggae, punk and grunge also come to mind too.
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