One Type of Music Forever

[Shewie]

Anything that Ray Mears listens to for me.

Creepy !!!

There`s quite a few electronic tracks on Rays programmes, there`s definitely a couple of classic Leftfield tracks on Extreme Survival.

Electronic/Dance is the future, come on there must be more than 3 of us on here ??



:sulkoff:

 

[Womble]

You forgot Prog...

 

[Bernie Garland]

although past it, electronic dance for me,was a top raver at one time, but age has caught up

 

[Bernie Garland]

I thought that I would be the only one to vote dance electronica myself Shewie glad to see that I am not alone, I have about 1000 vinyls and a self of decks all in boxes, not got the space anymore. I have everything from Drum n bass to house and Techno.

Simon.

love seeing that word techno :You_Rock_

 

[SOAR]

Good on yer Bernie.:You_Rock_

 

[Dougster]

Eclectic - but indy and electronic.

I have Damien Rice - red hot chili peppers - blur - zero 7 and leftfield and all between, but no thrash, glam rock or techno, and there is as much difference between garage and techno as there is between Foreigner and Iron Maiden, maybe more:tapedshut .

So yeah Eclectic

 

[Ed]

Well i had to put rock (in all its forms from classic, metal, punk and goth) as thats what I listen to the most.... but I'm probably more a classical and folk person as thats what I play the most when my mates pop over with a few beers (its makes us sound better), but I dont have any folk or classical on my mp3 player..... then again we do alot of fusion stuff.... like Iron Maidens 'The Trooper' played on a classical spanish guitar, mandolin and yours truely on the penny whistle.... what a tune

Ed

 

[h2o]

i voted rock cos it seems to cover more of the bands i like but i like allsorts.Although i havent degraded myself by listening to take that.

 

[dave k]

LTJBukem. Sweet grooves man

 

[Eric_Methven]

I've gone for Folk. Anything from Trad Irish and Scottish to Steeleye Span, Maddy Prior, John Tams and a myriad of others too numerous to mention.

The Clash

also John Tams Sharpe theme tune is relaxing to listen to, is that Folk? anyone know anymore songs like this please?

Look up John Tams on Amazon, he's done a whole load of albums including music from Sharpe.

Eric

 

[loz.]

Classical any day..


and if it was just one piece it would be Chopin - Raindrops

 

[Shewie]

Somebody`s gone for Jazz at last, come on who was it, own up. It`s nothing to be ashamed of.

Grrrrrreat

Nice

Smoooooth

 

[irishlostboy]

i am with loz on this one. "classical" or to be more accurate, western art music. A. there is a much larger playlist available (it would take a good portion of your life to listen to all of bach's work alone) B. i feel it is much more diverse a listening experiance.
having to choose one piece alone, not a chance. although in classical, my current favourite is Carl Orff's Carmina burana. (saw it the other day. orchestra and four choir's,soprano,tenor and contra-tenor. there were as many performers as audience.)
but in the real world, who can choose one brand of music? me, i love playing blues slide guitar, and i love playing a bit o improv jazzy funky stuff on my classical beater. i have my dirty great electric to rock out with. add in the keyboards, the software synths, argh!! so much possibility!! its great

 

[Templar]

I will listen to anything as long as its not Doof-Doof or screaming into a mic... come to think of it they have to be able to play more than three cords too....

Cheers,

Karl

 

[Sniper]

Not sure where mine fits in, love Kraftwerk, Quo, Bond (the group not James),Pink FLoyd,
Celtica.
So no set favourite.

 

[ANDYRAF]

I had to put classical, Being a ClassicFM listener I have noticed that many of my favourites are becoming classics such as Queen symphony etc. If it's any good it will become a classic eventually.

 

[shaggystu]

are there no punks left in the world?!?!?!?!?
what's wrong with you people!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

in all honesty there's only been one band/artist mentioned so far that i don't really like, and even then there's a few songs that i like by them, i think i'm a little too easy going to answer this one. although if pushed i'd (obviously) go for punk!

stuart

 

[Womble_Lancs]

Folk - as it covers everything from Thi Lizzies "whiskey in the jar" to June "depression" Tabour to Bob Dylan to the most trad of Irish to any ethnic groupings traditional music...
Basically folk has it all!

Yep, I agree with that. Whilst I love metal, rock, gothic, industrial and classical, I would say that folk is best because it doesn't need any electronic gagetry, and can be played using even the most basic of tools, like sticks, stones, spoons, bits of string, etc.

 

[maddave]

And on the eighth day....God created ROCK !!

 

[gilly0802]

plenty of classical rock for me

authough i think i could quite possably survive listning to lots of meatloaf:notworthy
......provided it wasn't restricted to just the "bat outta hell" album