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lucas
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Topic: eclectic tastes Posted: February 27 2010 at 14:56 |
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I just wondered how eclectic are your tastes.
Here is the legend to the poll choices : A :
rap/hip-hop, salsa, tango, soul, funk, electro, trip-hop, gothic, world,
lounge, electronic music, rock’n’roll/rockabilly, ska/reggae, country/southern, indus, pop, punk, hardcore,
metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock B : salsa, tango, soul, funk, electro, trip-hop, gothic, world, lounge, electronic music, rock’n’roll/rockabilly, ska/reggae, country/southern, indus, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock C : tango, soul, funk, electro, trip-hop, gothic, world, lounge, electronic music, rock’n’roll/rockabilly, ska/reggae, country/southern, indus, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock D : soul, funk, electro, trip-hop, gothic, world, lounge, electronic music, rock’n’roll/rockabilly, ska/reggae, country/southern, indus, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock E : funk, electro, trip-hop, gothic, world, lounge, electronic music, rock’n’roll/rockabilly, ska/reggae, country/southern, indus, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock F : electro, trip-hop, gothic, world, lounge, electronic music, rock’n’roll/rockabilly, ska/reggae, country/southern, indus, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock G : trip-hop, gothic, world, lounge, electronic music, rock’n’roll/rockabilly, ska/reggae, country/southern, indus, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock H : gothic, world, lounge, electronic music, rock’n’roll/rockabilly, ska/reggae, country/southern, indus, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock I : world, lounge, electronic music, rock’n’roll/rockabilly, ska/reggae, country/southern, indus, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock J : lounge, electronic music, rock’n’roll/rockabilly, ska/reggae, country/southern, indus, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock K : electronic music, rock’n’roll/rockabilly, ska/reggae, country/southern, indus, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock L : rock’n’roll/rockabilly, ska/reggae, country/southern, indus, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock M : ska/reggae, country/southern, indus, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock N : country/southern, indus, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock O : indus, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock P : pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock Q : punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock R : hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock S : metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock T : folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock U : blues, classical, jazz, rock V : classical, jazz, rock W : jazz, rock X : rock Y : other combination (precise) Some precisions regarding the musical genres mentioned : Folk refers
to artists like Bob Dylan, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Leonard Cohen, Joan Baez but
also Fairport Convention, Dando Shaft, i.e. british folk scene of the end of
the sixties/beginning of the seventies… Jazz
includes ragtime, swing, vocal jazz, be-bop, hard-bop, post-bop, latin jazz,
gypsy jazz, free-jazz, jazz-rock Pop
includes new wave, baroque pop, electro-pop World
includes artists as diverse as Fela Kuti, Mahmoud Ahmed, Reinette l’Oranaise,
Misia, Nusrat fateh Ali Khan, Anouar Brahem, Rabih Abou Khalil, Gabi Lunca,
Taraf de Haïdouks… Metal
includes heavy metal, glam metal, gothic metal, symphonic metal,
power/prog-metal, post-metal, thrash metal, death metal, doom metal, black
metal, grindcore, post-metal Rock
includes soft rock, psychedelic rock, alternative rock, post-rock, grunge, math-rock and prog-rock Punk
includes crust, post-punk, psychobilly, no wave, horror punk, irish punk… Gothic
includes batcave, cold wave, dark wave, gothic rock, death rock, dark folk
(artists as diverse as elend, christian death, cure, furyo, death in june, sol
invictus). Lounge
refers to easy listening singers like Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin as well as
space age pop artists like Martin Denny, Henry Mancini, Esquivel, Combustible
Edison Indus can
include the pioneers like throbbing gristle or cabaret voltaire as well as
indus-metal like Nine Inch Nails and Ministry Electronic music
refers to bands/artists like Jean-Michel Jarre, Tangerine Dream, Ash Ra Tempel,
Gert Emmens, Steve Roach, Bionight, Vangelis… Electro
refers to artists like kraftwerk, aphex twin, RJD2, squarepusher, The Orb… Country/southern
includes country-rock, americana, southern rock, gothic country, and
alternative country (artists as diverse as Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Jay
Munly, Carter Family, NROTPS, Pure prairie league, Charlie Daniels Band, Lynyrd
Skynyrd, Blackfoot, Hyacinth House…) Ska
includes the skatalites, early toots and the maytals, bands signed on the
2-tone label : the selecter, the beat, the specials, madness. Reggae refers to Bob Marley, Steel pulse and the likes. Trip-hop
includes bands like Morcheeba, Portishead, Massive Attack Hardcore
includes bands like biohazard, sick of it all, agnostic front, black flag,
candiria, converge…Also mathcore bands like an albatross, the locust, dillinger escape plan, iwrestledabearonce, rolo tomassi and jazzcore bands like naked city and painkiller. |
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"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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Kotro
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Posted: February 27 2010 at 15:04 | |
Y - pretty much everything on the A list apart from salsa and hardcore.
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J-Man
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Posted: February 27 2010 at 15:05 | |
This is a pretty flawed poll IMO. For example, I love metal, but I don't care at all for blues.
I guess I'll vote Y. |
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CPicard
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Posted: February 27 2010 at 15:09 | |
If I stayed on this nomenclature:
Y - rap/hip-hop, soul, funk, electro, trip-hop, gothic, world, electronic music, rock’n’roll/rockabilly, ska/reggae, indus, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, blues, classical, jazz, rock. But I have difficulties with the termes "world music" or "electronic music" because these categories are somewhat... loose and unclear (is afro-beat part of the world music, jazz or funk?) |
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lucas
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Posted: February 27 2010 at 15:21 | |
afrobeat is in "world". Wen one think of Nigeria's music, afrobeat comes to mind... electronic music = berlin school, electro-acoustic and things like that. Below the lgend, you can find examples of bands pertaining to this musical genre. No one listens to Astor Piazzolla or Willie Colon ? Tango : Zero hour should appeal to progheads...
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"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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lucas
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Posted: February 27 2010 at 15:26 | |
So you probably don't like Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, and Jimi Hendrix ? I don't say they are blues but the blues influence is undeniable... Check out RL Burnside's 'Mr Wizard' for some mind-blowing blues (Spencer Blues Band guys are featured, metalheads usually like Spencer Blues Band).
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"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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rushfan4
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Posted: February 27 2010 at 15:31 | |
I'll settle for an S designation.
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Moogtron III
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Posted: February 27 2010 at 15:35 | |
In my case: mostly rock, pop and classical and a bit of trip - hop and jazz.
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The T
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Posted: February 27 2010 at 17:26 | |
I'm not much into jazz, but to get to classical music I have to also like jazz?
Flawed poll though a good effort (you really had to type a LOT in that OP)... So of the "A" line I'll put in red what I like: rap/hip-hop (JUST SOME.. like 8 albums), salsa, tango, soul, funk, electro, trip-hop, gothic, world, lounge, electronic music, rock’n’roll/rockabilly, ska/reggae, country/southern, indus, pop (again, SOME) , punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz(A LITTLE) , rock.... I may like a thing or two of all other genres, but the ones I really like are just rock, metal, and classical, in inverse order....
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lucas
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Posted: February 27 2010 at 17:36 | |
Couldn't add more than 25 choices. I removed one musical genre from one choice to the following. There can be a thousand of combinations, couldn't make it to satisfy everyone, that's why last choice gives the opportunity to report the prefered combinaton. But I expected choice A to be the most chosen (prog is so diverse that you have to be open to all other musical genres), that's why I didn't really care to have metal/classical/rock or rock/classical jazz in the last choices.
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"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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Icarium
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Posted: February 27 2010 at 17:40 | |
pop, punk, hardcore/grunge, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, includ funk some hip hop and electronic musick
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A Person
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Posted: February 27 2010 at 19:21 | |
jazz, (some) metal, rock, gothic, electronic, electro, (some) triphop, hardcore, classical
All I can think of right now, I'll probably think of more later. I'll vote Y. |
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J-Man
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Posted: February 27 2010 at 19:23 | |
I wouldn't call either Sabbath or AC/DC blues, and Zeppelin and Hendrix are more hard rock than they are blues. I enjoy rock with a bluesy touch (Zeppelin, Eric Clapton, Henrix, etc.), but blues in general doesn't grab e too much |
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Petrovsk Mizinski
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Posted: February 28 2010 at 03:11 | |
In no particular order, genres I listen to from that list
Metal Hardcore Jazz Classical Rock Industrial Hip Hop Punk Trip-hop and I'm too tired to go through those lists to see what matches my list, so someone work it out for me please so I can vote |
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rogerthat
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Posted: February 28 2010 at 03:46 | |
^^^ Or you should just vote Y, which is what I am going to do and what most are going to do, it's going to be hard to work out a precise combination which tallies with any of the ones lucas has mentioned.
Y: Rap/hip-hop, soul, funk, electro, electronic, trip-hop, world, lounge, rock'n'roll, country/southern, pop, punk, hardcore, metal, folk, blues, classical, jazz, rock. This however is based entirely on if there is even one artist/band I like from the genre...I like Peeping Tom so in goes hip hop, likewise with Portishead, Kraftwerk, Nusrat, etc. I don't have time to follow so many genres at the same time. If I listed genres from which I like at least a few artists, they would be folk, soul, pop, metal, blues, classical, jazz, rock. Edited by rogerthat - February 28 2010 at 03:48 |
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akamaisondufromage
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Posted: February 28 2010 at 04:49 | |
rap/hip-hop, salsa, + PostPunk
= Y
I dont have any tango in my collection so ? Soul has a question mark too. ? Fairly eclectic though! |
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lucas
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Posted: February 28 2010 at 05:34 | |
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post-punk is included in punk, although due to the strong krautrock influence it could be in rock as well (prog is in "rock")... And yes, your tastes are very broad. Just note that punk and hardcore can be very close : black flag for example. And hardcore seems to be the "natural" evolution of punk... |
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akamaisondufromage
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Posted: February 28 2010 at 05:50 | |
^ Yes I'm probably wrong to cross out any of these. I wouldn't not listen to anything just because of a label. I just crossed out stuff I am least likely to listen to / like. I wouldn't really hunt out new Hadcore for example but that doesn't mean I don't occasionally listen to something that someone might classify that way.
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lucas
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Posted: February 28 2010 at 08:35 | |
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the main problem with "new" hardcore (similarly to death-metal and grindcore) lies in vocals. I agree that aggressive music needs aggressive vocals, but too much screams/growls can annoy you in the long run...I hear a clear "evolution" in vocal styles since the irth of hardcore in the early eighties, compare veterans like Agnostic Front and Biohazard on one hand to Coalesce or Hatebreed on the other hand, the former ones presenting with much "tolerable" vocals, while the latter have been bred on much extreme forms of music (death, grind...) and having probably assimilated it to their singing style to give more "punch" to the music. Anyway "new" hardcore bands have a lot of elements that can please fans of technical or prog metal, who I believe don't mind vocals as long as the music is adventurous (cf an albatross, candiria, the locust , dillinger escape plan, rolo tomassi, iwrestledabearonce and many other mathcore bands added to PA). |
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FusionKing
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Posted: February 28 2010 at 12:04 | |
Other combination: rock, jazz, world, metal, southern, trip-hop, electronic, folk, blues, funk, soul, chillout,
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