Favorite Music............

Jazz

Country

40s R&B and Jump Blues

Easy Listening and Pop Vocals

50s Rock n' Roll

Classical

Classic Jazz 

Symphony Orchestra

Female Vocals

Post-Rock

 

I listen to a lot more but those are what im currently liking a lot.

Also i hope all of us listen to music, but there is probably people here that drop $2000 for better sine wave reproduction.

My favorite music is whatever the **** Yuki Kajiura/See-Saw/FictionJunction/Kalafina produce.

 

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/NeoClassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly <- explains what she, Yoko Kanno, and Akiko Shikata produce, for those interested.

 

For those who call it "jpop", you're a moron. :)

Mainly Classical and orchestral soundtracks.. I listen to bits of pop, rock and jazz.

 

 

Industrial Rock, Hardstyle, Drum n Bass and Vocaloid.  Blue Stahli and Celldweller FTW!!! 

I don't believe in genres. I just listen to good music. 

Post-Rock, like who?  The only post-rock band I know of is Russian Circles, what are some other bands that are similar?

Thanks
 

 

Im really liking And So I Watch You From Afar, Pelican and Tortoise right now, and Russian Circles but thats no help to you.  ASIWYFA and Pelican are more like Russian Circles, and Tortoise is... well Tortoise.  Here is a good thread about Post Rock. http://www.head-fi.org/t/492949

Ha ya i agree, i just listen to whatever sounds... well, musical.  Although some genres tend to be more musical than others.

Pipe organ music.....Ambient Electronic....classic rock.....progressive rock....classical music.....

Pretty much anything other than RAP or Hip-Hop, just can not get into those. I know country is big now, but I only have some of the older country classics on my iPOD, none of the current new country music.

Thanks for the response.

Classical. There's always something new to discover. Easily the most radical and creative genre. Plus a few hundred years of composition. Classical kicks ass.

Next is jazz. Not as deep as classical, but loads of innovation over decades. Plenty to discover and love.

Country is a lot like jazz and might be the most underappreciated genre. Too many overlook it, but you'll find excellent compositions and musicians all over. I wish more people would listen to country - it is wonderful.

I also have a love for alternative rock from the 1980s through the mid-1990s. I grew up with this music. Some nostalgia, but there was innovation, too. In some ways, the New Wave reminds me of early rock from the 1950s, which I also like.

I don't have much depth in it (yet), but World Music is great, too. Lots and lots of subgenres. One I love is Afropop. It always makes me happy.

I'm with you on 1, 2 and 3, Uncle Erik. But after that, I would list 50s popular music and pop vocals, then early R&B and jump blues, then 50s rock n roll and rockabilly, then latin music. I wouldn't get to 70s and 80s alternative rock until after Hindu nose flute music, Mongolian throat singing and Gregorian chant.