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Old 10-13-2003, 03:41 AM   #61
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I'm weird.

In no particular order: Clutch, Splashdown, Cirrus, Sevendust, Luscious Jackson, DJ Rap, Supreme Beings of Leisure, Audioslave, Esthero, Morcheeba, Lunatic Calm, Curve, P-Funk and James Brown. I'm heavy into old blues, bossanova and samba as well. An odd combination to say the least.

I've also had the theme from Indiana Jones stuck in my head for three solid days now.
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Old 10-13-2003, 03:52 AM   #62
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Sevendust rules.
I'm really looking forward to their next album.
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Old 10-13-2003, 04:06 AM   #63
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I'm weird.

In no particular order: Clutch, Splashdown, Cirrus, Sevendust, Luscious Jackson, DJ Rap, Supreme Beings of Leisure, Audioslave, Esthero, Morcheeba, Lunatic Calm, Curve, P-Funk and James Brown. I'm heavy into old blues, bossanova and samba as well. An odd combination to say the least.

I've also had the theme from Indiana Jones stuck in my head for three solid days now.
im glad to see someone likes blues. i love old timey blue like robert johnson etc. my favorite is eric clapton though like i already said. any eric clapton fans in here?
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Old 10-13-2003, 05:32 AM   #64
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Well, in case I haven't mentioned anything else, I'll go ahead and list some others:

Metallica
Marilyn Manson
Tool
Rammstein
Deadsy
Alice in Chains
Disturbed
Eiffel 65
80s stuff
Skinny Puppy
White/Rob Zombie
KMFDM
Nickelback
Rage Against the Machine
Audioslave
Godsmack
Beastie Boys (some)
New Order
Korn
John Carpenter
Jerry Goldsmith

Basically, "white boy" music
Dang, Rez ... that portion of your lengthy list reads like an excerpt from my own. The vast majority of the artists you listed are in my own "audio library".

In all honesty, artists from almost every genre are represented in my collection. I love music. Period. I couldn't care less what category it falls under. If it sounds good to me, that's all that matters. Am I eclectic in my tastes? Nah ... "just plain schizo" would probably be closer to the truth.
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Old 10-13-2003, 06:12 AM   #65
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An odd combination to say the least.
Thats no more strange than my Punk/Bluegrass taste in music.
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Old 10-13-2003, 06:25 AM   #66
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An odd combination to say the least.
Thats no more strange than my Punk/Bluegrass taste in music.
To each their own. Rock on.
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... Bad Livers?
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Old 10-13-2003, 11:10 AM   #68
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In contradiction to Rez, I'm more into "black man's music". Heh... it's more fun to move to.
Personally, I don't see music as something to "move" to, just to listen. It's gotta have some meaning to it as well, not to say what NTN listens to doesn't, however.

However, not many know this, but NIN actually started out as stuff to "move" to, at least in the synth-pop sense. Listen to the song "Sin" and you'll see what I mean
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In all honesty, artists from almost every genre are represented in my collection.
In all honesty, my personal rule is that I have to like at least 2 songs from every popular genre (rap/hip-hop included) in order to live...otherwise I'm no good as a human being
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Old 10-13-2003, 11:30 AM   #69
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In all honesty, my personal rule is that I have to like at least 2 songs from every popular genre (rap/hip-hop included) in order to live...otherwise I'm no good as a human being
You don't move when listening to Rock music??? I mean not like dancing but more than... going wild!
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Old 10-13-2003, 02:18 PM   #70
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It all depends on what the song is. If it's Quiet Riot's "Cum On Feel The Noize" [that's it name, so mods please don't edit it], then yeah, I'm jumping all over the place! If it's Metallica's cover of "Turn the Page", then I'm just sitting down lip-syncing to it.
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Old 10-13-2003, 02:51 PM   #71
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*Tackles Sci-freak for being a Parrothead---ergo, A Jimmy Bufett fan* I found me another one!
I have his entire collection of music.
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Old 10-13-2003, 03:09 PM   #72
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hmmm....

My favorite current "rock bands" include...

Limpbizkit ( especially 'Results May Vary'), Deftones, Korn (especially 'Untouchables'), Tool, A Perfect Circle, System of a Down, and NIN.

I don't really "hate" any band or musical group, much less any genre, so I can't comment on that department.
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Old 10-13-2003, 03:14 PM   #73
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*beams* So do I Sci-Freak. So do I.
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Old 10-13-2003, 06:04 PM   #74
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In contradiction to Rez, I'm more into "black man's music". Heh... it's more fun to move to.
Personally, I don't see music as something to "move" to, just to listen. It's gotta have some meaning to it as well, not to say what NTN listens to doesn't, however.
My opinion doesn't solely rest on what the words say, that makes a good song, otherwise... there is just no use for catchy and addictive beats. Now that's what makes rap so much fun, because it has more than one use in its own "musical" way. Hell, I'll call it musical entrtainment. But you're right, music DOES tie in with words and how you listen, but rap has more than one purpose. Underground artists fill in that void, where I listen to lyrics that form into a whole. That's why I listen to Royce da 5'9'', Canibus, or Lloyd Banks.

But then, what do we call songs that aren't meant for listening? Nonetheless, it is still considered music because it is something that originates from the mind of the artist. Whether it be of your preference or not, whether it matches your definition or contradicts it; music is everything. From the sounds you hear when a band bangs trashcans all the way to stupid words that make no sense, but have a main purpose to pump you up. Music comes in different forms and has different functions, it's all a matter of how you use them.
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Old 10-13-2003, 10:25 PM   #75
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Sheesh...make a neutral, objective comment, get a non-neutral reply...
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Old 10-14-2003, 09:09 AM   #76
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Yeah, it was my definition of music, because I didn't agree with yours. I don't want to go flaming over music and preference, I respect your opinions and beliefs... you don't have to respect mine, I just wished that futile arguments didn't have to come with my beliefs.
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Old 10-14-2003, 09:36 AM   #77
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I personally think Rock has meaning and fights for some reasons. And a cool beat like "banging on the garbage can". Rap is more of a liking thing and talking about what the genre is about. Rock is more of a meaning. And I think Rap is a phony music. Not like rock having skill using guitar and drums and whatever makes the addictive beat. Rap is more generated from scratching or copying other stuff. It is just my opinion. So if you like Rap don't flame me.
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Old 10-14-2003, 10:12 AM   #78
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heh

I find the notion that one genre or "style" is inherently better than another to be quite humorous and horridly misinformed. That'd be like saying blonde hair (another surface feature) is inherently superior to brunette, or mustard tastes better than mayo.

When it comes to superficial surface features, then it all really comes down to individual preference.
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Sci-Freak, do you know this one (this one's easy....):
"There is a tale that the island people tell, don't know if it's true but I love it so well...."
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Sci-Freak, do you know this one (this one's easy....):
"There is a tale that the island people tell, don't know if it's true but I love it so well...."
I have not heard that one in a long time.
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