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What genre do you like the most? (positivity-centric)

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by SurfsUp

Lets hear some love for the genre that makes you weep with joy!

Mine's powerpop because the harmonies are many, the melodies are acrobatic and the cheese factor relentless: perfect for raising spirits!

SurfsUp | 03 Jun '08, 00:00 | Send note | Report this | Reply

alt.country!

Love love love love love. LOVE.

Power pop is pretty great. Ditto Swedish electronica.


mine's lo-fi

i think. Although i love many other genres, none make me almost cry like smog, or the mountain goats, and elliott smith

<3


funk metal


Soul!

You gotta have some mo-town/soul/old school (proper) RnB in your life.


I love Complaint Rock like.......

Stain'd, Papa Roach and Disturbed.

Never have so many middle class, suburban white people found so much to get so upset over!


kinda makes me sad that i could

probably recite the lyrics to that song if i needed to, also most of korn's 'early output' and $3 bill y'all. i never even liked this stuff


Surely Limp Bizkit go in there too?

As ben folds sings....
Let me tell y'all what it's like
Being male, middle-class and white


Techno, Electro, Minimal

well all of them really every singe genre.....


Americana

Is what I usually say, as it's a nice broad term that 80% of my favourite music can be slotted into without much fuss.


alt-country/americana

that or shoegazey-dream pop, if i can group bands such as Blonde Redhead, Asobi Seksu and Mew together


no real genre, really.

but upbeat, fast-paced, jangly layered electric guitar-based music beats everything, for me.


Hoxtoncore

I doubt there's real need to explain what I mean by that.


most of the music on iTunes (gah!) is listed as

"Alternative & Punk".

i guess this is a good approximation (albeit, rather vague) of what i enjoy most. :)


All of them.


erm..

Pre War Blues probbly


black metal

gorgoroth! venom! bathory!
easily my favourite genre of metal

also, g-funk


is that funk on a whole level?

you know, where the rhythm is the bass, and the bass is the trebble?


riot grrrl

there should be a law enforcing that about 50% of all music made is done so by angry shouting women.


Gotta love

angry girls


hmm

not sure if i like all this pigeonholing, but the genre out of which i like the most bands is probably post-punk. perhaps because it's a pretty wide genre, more of an era in some senses, with no two bands sounding the same.


I really wouldn't know..

..someone check my profile and find out for me. I hate genres.


MINIMAL

TECHNO.


krautrock


metal

totally seriously


I think I agree with Shitmat

There's No Business Like Propa' Rungleclotted Mashup Bizznizz. (Although he does also claim that UK Swampcore Sucks In Comparison To Techstep New Wave Psy-Jungle... which is just an isane claim to make.)


Probably

Post Hardcore, Math or Post Rock (it really is addictive)


post-everything mathcoregrinderock

is doing it for me at the moment.


:D


spazzcore

all the cores


What's mine do you reckon?

I need to know, I can't decide.


prog rock


what do every time i die do?

are they metal?i like etid


At a gig last night I saw more raw poor law core

than i've ever seen before


Metal

headbanging, devil horn raising, leather studded, mosh or die, motherfucking metal. I really should start acting my age.


Post-punk

without doubt


bands like

The Fall
Joy Division
The Cure
Television
Sonic Youth
Liars


Liars?

Which album are you refering to mostly when you say that?


All of em

especially the first two


Ok.

I would say your probably right for "They Threw us In A Trench" but I was asking because I would never have thought of "Drum's Not dead" as post-punk, more like droney, industrial(ish) prog.

Although I'm not exactly an expert on genres. ;)


P.S

These are the only 2 Liars albums I own so I don't have opinions on the other albums.


Dub


Probably

Hardcore
American 80s post-hardcore
Grunge
Post rock


Dance music.

:P


P-Funk

and psychedelic soul


Post-prog

I don't know if any bands are this, but it sounds like an ideal genre in my head.


Math-jazz

No, prob. post-punk or shoegaze. Or electro.





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