Favorite music genres
 

Hi,
I like following types of the music
1) Pop
2) Classical
3) Jazz
4) Sad music
5) Rock
What about yours.....?
Thanks for sharing this information.

The 4 basic food groups, Drum and Bass, Breakbeats, House, Electro :twisted:

haha nice call shortbus...but then theres nothing like a bit of:

Latin/Acid/Normal Jazz
Classical (for the dramatic in me)
add a dash of psyc rock

and we are away!

My Fave band of all time is Dream Theater. Followed by Megadeth, Opeth, In Flames, Annihilator, Testament.
Fave Electronic dude of all time is Jean Michele Jarre. Followed right up his arse T-Power, Speedy J, then Squarepusher, Aphex Twin, Cygnus X, Juno Reactor, The Advent and the mighty CJ Bolland.
Rachmaninov is the master of the Classical stylez

Ahhh, i could go on, of course! (^_^)

1) Electronic
2) Classical
3) A bit of everything else

Bossa nova
Waltz
Pops
Rock-a-ballad
Samba

jajaja

not really.

trance, house, old skool dance, a bit of psy, trip-hop, britpop, rock, new age/ambient/electronic, 80's synth, breaks...

Reggae (Dub)
Ambient
Breakz
Hip-Hop (None of this new R&B style - keep it ol'skool)
Prog' Rock

Anything in my vinyl collection - it's large and varied!

....list goes on...and on...

If it sounds different, innovated and warped...it may be in there!

My Top 5 in no order

1, Psy(inc Dark) Trance
2, Hard Trance
3, 1990-1996 Free party tunes
4, Ambient stuff
5, Classical but not bloody opera:x

1. Belgian House
2. French Disco
3. Detroit Techno
4. Suomi Electro
5. Gabba

1: Classical (although for the moment I'm more into # 2)
2: Psytrance
3: Boogie Woogie, Blues
4: Minimal Techno
5: Jazz, Ragtime

1.House.
2.House
3.House
4.House
5.Iron Maiden

This is fun :)

1. Trance
2. Pop Punk / Emo (please forgive me)
3. Drum & Bass
4. Pop
5. Classical

1. progressive house --> Adam K
2. trance --> Anjunabeats
3. deep house --> AME
4. drum and bass --> Commix
5. ambient --> System 7

come to think of it, i have loved all forms of electronic music since i was a kid....

1. Ambient
2. Electronic
3 Industrial

Not in any particular order:

1. Classical (including avant-garde)
2. Jazz (including crooners of the golden age --not Michael Bubblehead-- and Bossa Nova.)
3. Fusion (particularly the Pat Metheny Group)
4. Musical (until the early seventies, rare exceptions afterward...)
5. Singer-songwriters of the 60's and 70's
6. Progressive rock (Pink Floyd, Genesis etc.)
7. Any other kind of rock (until the 1980's, when it died...)
8. New age/ambient (though probably 70-80% of it is crap from people who couldn't play/compose any other genre...)
9. Film music (until the 1970, when it became the same crap over and over.)
10. Rare examples of anything not listed that are worth listening to.

1. Psy-Trance (most styles but mainly Full-On)
2. Iron Maiden
3. Drum & Bass (LTJ Bukem or old style grooverider - Prototype years).
4. anything that gets my foot tapping or my head nodding ;)

1. 4x4 / Bassline House
2. Dubstep (not the dark shit)
3. Grime
4. UK Funky
5. Drum and Bass

1. Classical
2. Country
3. Dance
4. Disco
5. Easy Listening
6. Electronic
7. Folk

1. Hardcore (as in techno)
2. Hard Trance/Freeform
3. Electronic chill out stuff
4. Rock (like placebo, smashing pumpkins etc)
5. OldSkool 1988-1992 piano/techno
6. Dubstep

1. Psy-Trance (especially Silicon sound, Astrix, Talamasca, Transwave and Hallucinogen / Shpongle)
2. Ambient
3. Other electronic music like Jean Michel Jarre or Vangelis
4. World music
5. A few songs of Disco

I am interested by instrumental music in general, because I feel free without lyrics.

My favorite music genres asr as under :

- Hip-Hope
- Country
- Progressive rock
- Classical
- Romantic

My favorite music genres are:
-Classic electronica (Jean Micheal Jarre, Vangelis, Tangerine Dream, Brian Eno, Giorgio Moroder)
-Film Music (almost anything)
-Classic Rock, Pop, Funk, Blues, Jazz etc.
-Dance Music
-Dubstep
-Metal
-Indie Rock

^ tbh I like pretty much everything except modern pop music.

Bravo. Me, I can easily do without the kind of 'gangsta' rap with lyrics that incite violence or just plain nastiness; and the sort of pap-pop where the lyric is essentially some variation on 'do you want my body?' which - frankly - should be directed at medical students doing their anatomical dissection module :-)

Deep prog bungalowstep some electro psychedelic dub & a little hardcore gabba ambient always does it for me ; )

How would I know if I was listening to bungalowstep then Bernie, it sounds exotic. Like a half size 2 step maybe…

That doesn't sound like the kind of thing that would help you to relax that much :lol:

Yeah exactly, I'm really into the semi-detached stuff atmo. & of course hardcore gabba ambient isn't for everybody, the drastic switch ups from 70 to 190+ bpm confuses a lot of people ; )

the best
 

1- jean michel Jarre
2- jean michel Jarre
3- jean michel Jarre
4- jean michel Jarre

Ok i'm sick, i listen him every days since my ten years old, i'm 45.
I play electronic music and i love his songs.
:rolleyes:

To listen to: prog rock, synthy pop, hard rock, classic metal.
To play: prog rock, synthy pop, ambient trance/dance, trip-pop.

1) Film Soundtrack (synthy)
2) Italo Disco
3) Old School Hip Hop
4) 70's Funk/Disco
5) Electronic/Dance/Trance

Examples:

Film Soundtrack: The Hitcher (1986) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CK3wi...ure=plpp_video

Italo Disco: Fancy (1984) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzD9C...ure=plpp_video

Old School Hip Hop: Breakin' (1984) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qOpD...eature=related

70's Funk/Disco: Laser (1981) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LG1p5...ure=plpp_video

Electronic/Dance/Trance: Michael Cassette (2012) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rj6_W4F3__g

These are not in order of preference...because my mood state changes. Im listening to alot of Italo Disco right now. Much of the music was made between 1981-1986 and originated from Italy (suprise suprise).

Im also listening to alot of Michael Cassette because he has an 80's vibe going on with his Roland Juno 106. His album Temporarity was made almost exclusively with it. Check out the bass, arpegios, pads and some leads.

Give you an idea of what im listening to atm....

DS

1) Film Soundtrack (synthy)
2) Italo Disco
3) Old School Hip Hop
4) 70's Funk/Disco
5) Electronic/Dance/Trance

Examples:

Film Soundtrack: The Hitcher (1986) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CK3wi...ure=plpp_video

Italo Disco: Fancy (1984) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzD9C...ure=plpp_video

Old School Hip Hop: Breakin' (1984) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qOpD...eature=related

70's Funk/Disco: Laser (1981) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LG1p5...ure=plpp_video

Electronic/Dance/Trance: Michael Cassette (2012) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rj6_W4F3__g

These are not in order of preference...because my mood state changes. Im listening to alot of Italo Disco right now. Much of the music was made between 1981-1986 and originated from Italy (suprise suprise).

Im also listening to alot of Michael Cassette because he has an 80's vibe going on with his Roland Juno 106. His album Temporarity was made almost exclusively with it. Check out the bass, arpegios, pads and some leads.

Give you an idea of what im listening to atm....

DS

Some of you might like to check out my YouTube channel and take alook at my 'Favourites - Music' playlist.

DS

ambient/atmospheric
industrial
most of 80's "new wave style" music
ELP--Brain Salad Surgery and Tarkus still major influence with me
Aphex twin
Front Line Assembly
Ministry
Killing Joke
Alan Parsons Project
Pink Floyd
skinny Puppy
Dead Can Dance
Dead Voices On Air
Trent Reznor
recently via Waldorf's home page, a German group "Emika"...awesome!
Recent CD purchase is Garbage, "Not Your Kind of People"
Sorry so long, but have a vast CD collection with many influences/tastes but sorry, hip hop is like taking an ice pik to anger part of my brain