ThisIsACoolName
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I don't even have to say anything, really. That alone is proof of how awful you are.
As a metal fan, what other genres do you like that is not heavy metal?
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I don't even have to say anything, really. That alone is proof of how awful you are.
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A lot actually...
Im huge into the late-60's & 70's hard rock, prog rock, psych prog, etc...just TONS of talent going on back then.
I enjoy a lot of classical music...
Am a huge fan of Radiohead.
Some indie rock stuff...folk rock stuff
Jeff Buckley
Nick Drake
Roy Harper
Elliot Smith
Bjork
Iron & Wine
Sol Invictus
Rodrigo y Gabriela
Punk....you name it..
Im huge into the late-60's & 70's hard rock, prog rock, psych prog, etc...just TONS of talent going on back then.
I enjoy a lot of classical music...
Am a huge fan of Radiohead.
Some indie rock stuff...folk rock stuff
Jeff Buckley
Nick Drake
Roy Harper
Elliot Smith
Bjork
Iron & Wine
Sol Invictus
Rodrigo y Gabriela
Punk....you name it..
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Classic rock:
Hawkwind (favorite non-metal band of all time), Led Zeppelin, Steely Dan, Camel, Grateful Dead, Ten Years After, Jethro Tull, Doobie Brothers, Blue Öyster Cult, AC/DC
Electronic/ambient:
Paul Van Dyk, VNV Nation, Amethystium, Shpongle/Hallucinogen
That pretty much covers the non-metal bands I listen to with any degree of regularity. I probably listen to '60s-'70s rock at least as much as I listen to metal - there's just so much goddamn great music from that period.
Every now and then I come across a contemporary rock song I like, but besides Opeth's mellow stuff I've found no modern rock that I can stand for more than a short period of time. Just too much emo in today's music.
I used to listen to a lot of classical music on the radio before I discovered metal, but I didn't follow any particular composer very closely.
All other music genres out there generally carry nothing more than novelty value to me - though I'll probably get into jazz at some point.
Hawkwind (favorite non-metal band of all time), Led Zeppelin, Steely Dan, Camel, Grateful Dead, Ten Years After, Jethro Tull, Doobie Brothers, Blue Öyster Cult, AC/DC
Electronic/ambient:
Paul Van Dyk, VNV Nation, Amethystium, Shpongle/Hallucinogen
That pretty much covers the non-metal bands I listen to with any degree of regularity. I probably listen to '60s-'70s rock at least as much as I listen to metal - there's just so much goddamn great music from that period.
Every now and then I come across a contemporary rock song I like, but besides Opeth's mellow stuff I've found no modern rock that I can stand for more than a short period of time. Just too much emo in today's music.
I used to listen to a lot of classical music on the radio before I discovered metal, but I didn't follow any particular composer very closely.
All other music genres out there generally carry nothing more than novelty value to me - though I'll probably get into jazz at some point.
The Heartbreak Kid
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You really are a closet gay aren't you.
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ThisIsACoolName
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True. But I could for some reason never relate to the whole "black culture" thing. I dunno. I'm sure there is some quality underground rap out there, though.
Freanan
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-Classical (there are great artists here!)
-Ambient and Noise (it's interresting, but there are only few albums i like a lot)
-Normal rock music with a bit of niveau (only very few bands or albums, also some single songs)
-Ambient and Noise (it's interresting, but there are only few albums i like a lot)
-Normal rock music with a bit of niveau (only very few bands or albums, also some single songs)
Killbot
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Nothing wrong with The Backstreet Boys. Catchy pop and it's not pretending to be anything else. Sure, they're not really to my liking, but they do what they set out to do very well.
entanglement
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I mainly like Classical and some Jazz... I listen to other stuff but not nearly as much as metal and etc...
Country and girl pop bands.
She thinks my tractor's sexy
It really turns her on
She's always staring at me
While I'm chugging along.
She thinks my tractor's sexy
It really turns her on
She's always staring at me
While I'm chugging along.
The Heartbreak Kid
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Not at all, im just totally open with my sexuality. I dont need to say things like 'Backstreet Boys are for fags, Ragh!' Just to be 'manly.' I just have my opinions and dont care if people think im gay because of it.
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Harsh noise, dark ambient, power electronics, some early folk stuff, a little 90's rock/grunge/"post-grunge", classic rock, blah blah.
Mort Divine
Shrine Maiden of the In-Crowd
Nah.
Good poets > shitty entertainers
Anyways:
Rap (I've always viewed hip-hop to be the culture with rap being an aspect of the culture)
Folk (Traditional Irish, Scandinavian, Neo-folk, etc)
Punk (Most styles but mostly emo)
Prog. Rock
Indie rock
90s Alt. Rock
Country
Post-rock
Hatebreeder
Pizzicato Heartstrings
Apart from metal, I enjoy...
Classical (mostly romantic-era, but baroque is good every now and then)
Jazz (primarily free-form jazz without vocals in the vein of Ornette Coleman and Bela Fleck and the Flecktones)
Indie rock
Punk/[post-]hardcore
Techno/rave
Folk
Modern film scores
High-quality MIDI video game soundtracks (usually RPG soundtracks) Ambient
Classical (mostly romantic-era, but baroque is good every now and then)
Jazz (primarily free-form jazz without vocals in the vein of Ornette Coleman and Bela Fleck and the Flecktones)
Indie rock
Punk/[post-]hardcore
Techno/rave
Folk
Modern film scores
High-quality MIDI video game soundtracks (usually RPG soundtracks) Ambient
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