Mantraschism
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I certainly have heard of Franz Liszt. I'll be sure to check him out. Hopefully I can find the one you recommended. Thanks!
I don't consider any of this shameful, but maybe a little surprising considering that everyone knows me as a metalhead. I like Robert Johnson a lot (oldschool blues), as well as Imogen Heap (electronica/pop/rock). I'm sure everyone here likes Jeff Buckley, so I don't need to explain that. I like bluegrass, overall, and I own a banjo. Also, Hank Williams Sr. had some fantastic songs. 'Alone and Forsaken'? Hell yeah! And 'Fly Trouble', haha - I love that song. I have heard a very few R & B songs that I like, but I don't know what they're called. I think polka is badass, and fuck everyone who thinks it's stupid. I like a fair amount of classical, although a lot of it is too 'flighty' to really catch me - it doesn't seem to express any emotion enough to pull me in. I like Gustav Holst, Rachmoninov, Tchaikovsky, Sibelius, Mozart, and Bach. Beethoven is also good. Of course, everyone ought to like all of them, so there's no guilt there. That's pretty much most of the non-metal music I listen to. I'm not ashamed of any of it.
Yeah, those couple of songs are great, "[sic]" as well, so fucking aggressive and intense ("you can't see california without Marlon Brando's EYES!!!!!!!!!").I enjoy a few Slipknot songs..."Wait and Bleed" and "Eyeless" are great, catchy pieces of pissed off nu-metal. I'm also quite a fan of early Korn (first 2 albums)
Follow the Leader and Issues are great albums too, even better than the first 2 i.m.o.Yeah, some songs off the first 2 are pretty good. Really tiresome to explain that to people when they see Korn in my CD collection and go ZOMGZso much for you knowing anything about metal!
So you like IOWA too? I think the rest has its moments, but that is just shit music all around.