There was a thread like this in the CORe but

MuDvAyNe
Rage Against the Machine
Tool
Opeth
Porcupine Tree
The Bravery
Sonata Artica
In Flames
Radiohead
GodHead
NIN/Trent Reznor
Orgy
VAST
311
Emperor
Biohazard
Crossbreed
Deftones
Dimmu Borgir
Disturbed
Sepultura
RCHP

Mos Def
Talib Kweli
Common
Da La Soul
Run-DMC

too much rock not enough hip hop lol

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Originally posted by d-miurge I like listening to some classical sometimes, especially the opera. Mozart of course, "Der Saübe Flute" is pure beauty.

Colaratura in 'the magic flute' is incredible and lots of fun!

THis thread has reminded me of Classical/Trance cross-genre tunes that others seem to love but I find incredibly tacky. Why is that every Classical tune that gets a remix (e.g. Adagio for Strings, The Lamb) is one that's already been overplayed on the Classic-FM playlist for about 2 years. And now I have to listen to it again on the dance floor. Soooo very boring. Am I the only one that feels this way?

Either some of you don't listen to as much dance music as I do, or you have more time on your hands than most people. I do like other varieties of music, but dance styles consume so much of my time and attention that I simply don't have room to follow others in a serious way. There's just too much material. Nor do I really mind, because I don't feel anything near the affinity I do for the family of electronic styles.

Non-dance genres I listen to:

Ambient (Eno, Tangerine Dream, Robert Rich)
New Age/Ethnic (Enya, Loreena McKennitt, Enigma)
Angsty Coffehouse Women (Fiona Apple, Mia Doi Todd, Shawn Colvin)
Some jazz (Getz and Giberto hold a special place)
Some classical (mostly Baroque-era; generally dislike romanticism and modern)

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Originally posted by Cobalt Either some of you don't listen to as much dance music as I do, or you have more time on your hands than most people. I do like other varieties of music, but dance styles consume so much of my time and attention that I simply don't have room to follow others in a serious way. There's just too much material. Nor do I really mind, because I don't feel anything near the affinity I do for the family of electronic styles. Non-dance genres I listen to: Ambient (Eno, Tangerine Dream, Robert Rich) New Age/Ethnic (Enya, Loreena McKennitt, Enigma) Angsty Coffehouse Women (Fiona Apple, Mia Doi Todd, Shawn Colvin) Some jazz (Getz and Giberto hold a special place) Some classical (mostly Baroque-era; generally dislike romanticism and modern)

vobalt you are theee man...i couldnt have explained it better myself man...

heiroglyphics
wu tang clan
bone thugs n harmony
boston
radiohead
the styx
journey
pink floyd

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Originally posted by Cobalt Either some of you don't listen to as much dance music as I do, or you have more time on your hands than most people. I do like other varieties of music, but dance styles consume so much of my time and attention that I simply don't have room to follow others in a serious way.

Yup, agreed. I only wish there were more hours in the day... Maybe I am spreading myself a little too thin, but I would rather do that than restrict myself to one musical genre for my entire life.