If those truly are your primary musical selections (and I support that) I second the Atrios recommendation. Another line is some of the higher-end Monster series, which generally retail above what you're looking at but I'm sure can be found within your price range. (And ignore what people say about them being laid-back... with something like D&B you don't need that degree of incisiveness to get the saxophone or accordion "just right," but you do need the "womphf" to get the bass full and satisfying - bass dynamics, as it's called around here.) Possibly also the the new Aurisonics universals, which are winning people over quickly here. As a general guideline for newbies, skip the BA (balanced armature) sets and go for the dynamic sets. As long as you're paying above $70 or so, you are probably going to get enough "speed" to keep up with your general musical selection. (For D&B, which is the "fastest" genre you have listed here - the one demanding the quickest and cleanest response from your transducers - I have in mind people like Alexander Rosson, Wilkinson and Netsky - yes, the "laid-back" Monsters or others like them are perfectly competent at this music, and will trump others that are generally considered better "hi-fi" choices.)
Read |joker|'s IEM review thread to get a short list, then look at the deals thread for IEMs (even going back as far as a month or so) and scour the internet to see what price you can get, then ignore everything you've read on this website and choose the ones that will give you most pride of ownership.
