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[SweetPoison]

Because all of that rap you listen to fried your brain stem.

Bob

I hate rap! You have the wrong girl, BOB.

No, right girl. Bad joke.

At least I don't talk to banned members.

 

[Bob Maxey]

I hate rap! You have the wrong girl, BOB.

No, right girl. Bad joke.

At least I don't talk to banned members.

I do, it's a Jersey thing.

 

[Hayles66]

I'm loving Judas by Lady Gaga

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[Wreybies]

Actually there's only good music and bad music really, so the strict definitions of the poll are a bit meaningless.
I'm pretty eclectic but would have to say the most sublime musical moments of my life involved opera.

Agreed. I have a fair representation in my iTunes library of everything mentioned and some others that do not fit into these categories given that these categories are culturally dependent.

I chose "other".

Right now I am in a deeply intense auditory love affair with Mônica Salmaso.

 

[Hayles66]

Sounds interesting, post me a link of your favourite one?

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[FruitJuice]

anybody like hardcore

 

[Wreybies]

Sounds interesting, post me a link of your favourite one?

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Assuming this was at me....

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bsa08z_-EIg&feature=related[/ame]

 

[Hayles66]

She sounds good! What is she singing about?

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[Wreybies]

She sounds good! What is she singing about?

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It loses a lot in a straight translation from Brazilian Portuguese to English, but she is basically singing to someone about the fact that she is a backwoods girl, from the country, simple and devout in her way, but that she buys the paper to know what is going on the world. The idea being not to underestimate her for her country ways; she knows full well what she is about.

I love Salmaso's smokey deep voice which carries so beautifully and strongly without ever have to "belt" a note. And the subdued African rhythm to this particular song is a perfect compliment to the song's meaning and intent in that it implies a connecting with undeniable roots and presents them in a way that intones unquestioned validity in a modern setting.

...... and I'm done soapboxing for now. LOL

 

[xhuntercx]

anything. I like music.

 

[Hayles66]

It loses a lot in a straight translation from Brazilian Portuguese to English, but she is basically singing to someone about the fact that she is a backwoods girl, from the country, simple and devout in her way, but that she buys the paper to know what is going on the world. The idea being not to underestimate her for her country ways; she knows full well what she is about.

I love Salmaso's smokey deep voice which carries so beautifully and strongly without ever have to "belt" a note. And the subdued African rhythm to this particular song is a perfect compliment to the song's meaning and intent in that it implies a connecting with undeniable roots and presents them in a way that intones unquestioned validity in a modern setting.

...... and I'm done soapboxing for now. LOL

No, you love her, I get that! I love all things, classical, rock, rap, opera, pop etc... If it's got a beat and I like it, it's good for me. I love the ballads as well as the indie belters. Blues and jazz is probably low on my list though!

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[mikeos]

I like most music that isn't your commercial auto tuned singing repetitive commercial crap with a rap chourus and a party dance music theme.
At the moment I'm really into deep house.
I also like uk indie music.

 

[Hayles66]

I'm a big Muse fan. Supermassive black hole is still one of my all time favourites.

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[Karyyk]

anybody like hardcore

As in Agnostic Front, Bad Brains, Black Flag, Murphy's Law, later Misfits (Danzig-fronted), etc? That I like. The newer "hardcore" (a lot of which is crossover metal/hardcore), not so much.

 

[alodia]

jpop music. because i love anime and i love japan!