Cousin Patty
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There's so much variety within the metal genre that I would never need to listen to anything else.
One Genre for the Rest of Your Life...What Would It Be?
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probably new folk
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Ambient music/Hippie Music
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Movie soundtracks.
That's a cheating genre because everything, and I mean EVERYTHING is under it. Jazz, classical, metal, you name it, it's there.
I win!
That's a cheating genre because everything, and I mean EVERYTHING is under it. Jazz, classical, metal, you name it, it's there.
I win!
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Post-Rock (Sigur Ros, Explosions in the sky, M83, This will destroy you...)
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As this stage of my life: classical; though I'll be miserable without folk music.
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Hm, interesting question. As much as I love Bob Dylan and These Arms Are Snakes (which could fall under rock) I would have to say electronic.
More specifically electronica, and more specifically than that micro-house/minimalist electronica along the lines of the record label Kompakt.
I love We Are Monster by Isolee and Kosi Comes Around by DJ Koze to give it up... hopefully I would be able to find other stuff as good, but I really think those two albums would be enough for quite some time.
More specifically electronica, and more specifically than that micro-house/minimalist electronica along the lines of the record label Kompakt.
I love We Are Monster by Isolee and Kosi Comes Around by DJ Koze to give it up... hopefully I would be able to find other stuff as good, but I really think those two albums would be enough for quite some time.
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*shudders* I've never really been a metal head.
I think I would choose post rock. It can be pretty hard and really relaxed depending on the album. Plus very few vocals to get annoying if listened to over and over.
| Originally Posted by Cousin Patty /img/forum/go_quote.gif There's so much variety within the metal genre that I would never need to listen to anything else. |
*shudders* I've never really been a metal head.
I think I would choose post rock. It can be pretty hard and really relaxed depending on the album. Plus very few vocals to get annoying if listened to over and over.
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Classical for it's pure beauty for the most part. Acoustic for the most part in second place.
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For the rest of my life? Gonna have to go with New Age/Ambient/Space (or is that really three genres?). I wouldn't mind punching out to some nice Constance Demby sacred space side. Sorta like the way Edward G. Robinson did in Soylent Green, but without getting turned into a cracker.
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Baroque instrumental music for me. 'Classical' seems too wide-ranging to me to count as a single genre...
Alternative.
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