Non-metal music you listen
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RETIREDTrapped
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metalmancpa!!!!
THE TEA PARTY RULE!!!!!
Especially: splendor solis, and the edges of twighlight...!
Other non metal bands i listen to: Dead Can Dance, Days of the New, Tool.
THE TEA PARTY RULE!!!!!
Especially: splendor solis, and the edges of twighlight...!
Other non metal bands i listen to: Dead Can Dance, Days of the New, Tool.
Russell
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When they play live they have the vidoes (or some videos) on in the background. It works really well!
MetalManCPA
Papa Opeth
I can't understand why any American record labels won't pick them up. Their music is way above most of the crap I hear on the radio. Plus, I want to see them live.
Ad Edges of Twilight is an amazing album with amazing music.
AND, thank goodness they put out their videos on DVD - I love sitting down and watching/listening.
Eddy
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I listen to lots of music in general.
There were times when I listened to 2 unlimited, Cappella etc.
Then came Offspring, Pennywise etc.
After that it was metal. Iron Maiden, Ozzy, Black Sabbath etc.
I like classical music, some AOR doesn't hurt every now and then (Chris Rea kicks!
), some humour stuff. Almost anything. As long as it sounds good.
There were times when I listened to 2 unlimited, Cappella etc.
Then came Offspring, Pennywise etc.
After that it was metal. Iron Maiden, Ozzy, Black Sabbath etc.
I like classical music, some AOR doesn't hurt every now and then (Chris Rea kicks!
), some humour stuff. Almost anything. As long as it sounds good.
Russell
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Dubbs
no no limits so reach for the sky! no river to deep, no mountin to high! lol this is reflecting some good memories of that stupid bullshit. hahaha
2 unlimited forever!!!!!
2 unlimited forever!!!!!
D Mullholand
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Metal is only about 30% of the music I listen to. My kinds of music are basically everything, from modern classical like Shostakovich, Prokofiev, Schoenberg and simply Berg
, jazz like Miles Davis, Bill Evans, Jan Garbarek, Mahavishnu Orchestra, lots of progressive music (Jethro Tull, Gentle Giant, Camel, Genesis, King Crimson, Univers Zero etc etc) and various stuff like Pink Floyd, Queen, Tori Amos, Jeff Buckley, REM, Radiohead and the Beatles...
D Mullholand, a dead composer
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, jazz like Miles Davis, Bill Evans, Jan Garbarek, Mahavishnu Orchestra, lots of progressive music (Jethro Tull, Gentle Giant, Camel, Genesis, King Crimson, Univers Zero etc etc) and various stuff like Pink Floyd, Queen, Tori Amos, Jeff Buckley, REM, Radiohead and the Beatles...D Mullholand, a dead composer
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Eddy
Old fart on this board
Orchid
Nonchalant Onlooker
No Limits, hahahaha yeah!
Non-metal stuff I occasionally listen to include (not exclusively):
- Ambient mood music, a lá Enya, Vangelis, Enigma
- Trance such as Astral Projection
- Prodigy
- Oasis
..and certain classical composers, naturally
As I like to say, music shouldn't be categorized by the instruments it's played with or if it's made by electronical means, or by it's rhythm, but the genres should reflect the mood the music imposes on you.
You know, just like a fast and heavy Dimmu Borgir song can lift your spirits, so can a good techno track (IMHO). Vice versa, My Dying Bride can deepen your dawning melancholy, as well as a classical piano track.
Non-metal stuff I occasionally listen to include (not exclusively):
- Ambient mood music, a lá Enya, Vangelis, Enigma
- Trance such as Astral Projection
- Prodigy
- Oasis
..and certain classical composers, naturally
As I like to say, music shouldn't be categorized by the instruments it's played with or if it's made by electronical means, or by it's rhythm, but the genres should reflect the mood the music imposes on you.
You know, just like a fast and heavy Dimmu Borgir song can lift your spirits, so can a good techno track (IMHO). Vice versa, My Dying Bride can deepen your dawning melancholy, as well as a classical piano track.
Russell
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I only listen to a few metaql bands, most of the music I listen to isn't and next comes No no limits, we'll reach for the sky,we do what we want and we do it with pride
and next comes No no limits, we'll reach for the sky,we do what we want and we do it with pride
Eddy
Old fart on this board
Russell
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Morningrise
...I am just thin air...
I listen to lots of stuff, if I like it I listen to it no matter what style it is.
Progressive Rock (Genesis, Yes, PFM, Anglagard, etc..)
Classical
Joe Satriani, Steve Vai and other shredders
Primus
Some trance Techno is really good, I love the atmosphere
Ambient, or Folky stuff like Mortiis, Dargaard, The Moon Lay Beneath a Cloud
Alice in Chains is good! hehe
Progressive Rock (Genesis, Yes, PFM, Anglagard, etc..)
Classical
Joe Satriani, Steve Vai and other shredders
Primus
Some trance Techno is really good, I love the atmosphere
Ambient, or Folky stuff like Mortiis, Dargaard, The Moon Lay Beneath a Cloud
Alice in Chains is good! hehe
Russell
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Ha, yeah I was actually wondering what Mortiis was like. Having seen him I was expecting Death, but having downloaded one song I'm not so sure now
Till Fjalls
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Hmm, I tend to like more non-metal these days.....
Sinkadus
Anekdoten
Anglagard
New Ulver
Camel
Film Scores (esp Ravenous)
Kopecky
TrephineMD
And thanks to Winter-Frost, Tenhi will be a regular in my playlist!
Sinkadus
Anekdoten
Anglagard
New Ulver
Camel
Film Scores (esp Ravenous)
Kopecky
TrephineMD
And thanks to Winter-Frost, Tenhi will be a regular in my playlist!
Pearl Jam
Diorama
Alice In Chains
Dead Can Dance
Loreena McKennitt
Twin Peaks Soundtrack
Chris Isaak
Stone Temple Pilots (First 2 albums)
etc...
Diorama
Alice In Chains
Dead Can Dance
Loreena McKennitt
Twin Peaks Soundtrack
Chris Isaak
Stone Temple Pilots (First 2 albums)
etc...
Radiohead
Nick Drake
Tori Amos
The Cure
Sigur Ros
Led Zepplin
Pink Floyd
Pearl Jam
Soundgarden
Nirvana
Alice In Chains ( Debatebly, yes they can be referred to as metal )
Leonard Cohen
Tool
Tea Party
Nick Drake
Tori Amos
The Cure
Sigur Ros
Led Zepplin
Pink Floyd
Pearl Jam
Soundgarden
Nirvana
Alice In Chains ( Debatebly, yes they can be referred to as metal )
Leonard Cohen
Tool
Tea Party
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