So what's everybody listening to?

[Flowcus]

Punk rock... and not that pop punk bullshit that replaced boy bands.

Im talking good punk like... Black Flag, The Clash, The Sex Pistols, Bad Religion, Anti-Flag, AFI (before they became a bunch of goth music making pussies), The Decendants... list will go on forever so ill stop now.

Also listen to SOME emo and quite a bit of screamo (emo backed by screaming vocals) Along with a small selection of rap, beastie boys, blackalicious, talib kwali, mos def... shit like that.

Then you have the classic rock. The doors, Cream, Pink Floyd, you know the good stuff.

Also a bit of alternative contemporary shit... dunno how to classify it but bands like, Moddest Mouse, Jack Johnson, Ben Folds, Beck, Coldplay... real chill shit.

And some garage band shit, The Strokes, The Vines, Weezer... and such

Oh and for the first poster... Him isnt heavy metal its Love Metal and I listen to quite a bit of that, CKY, and Turbo Negro... Basically stemming off of a lot of skate videos and cky videos I have watched.

[NickB]

MrScary wrote:
Currently I am listenin to Rammstein and The Bravery. I like Atomosphere, 80's hair bands: Ratt, Dokken, Van Halen, Lynch Mob. I gotta get some new music, I wanna get into some good electronica like Daft Punk or some like southern rap I guess it would be called.
I lost all respect for Rammstein when the lead guy whipped his dick out on stage...I won't say what else he did..

[Turbo5Oh]

anything that has to do with ur dog dying, wife leaving ya, an old jukebox, drinking beer, broken hearts, pick up trucks, banjo's, fishing or any other kind of whining in general.

A.K.A. good ole' Country music

[YellowEvo]

Turbo5Oh wrote:
anything that has to do with ur dog dying, wife leaving ya, an old jukebox, drinking beer, broken hearts, pick up trucks, banjo's, fishing or any other kind of whining in general.

A.K.A. good ole' Country music

Schell is the man lol country rules!!

[SmitEvo]

matisyahu rules..........

[weshole]

Schell is a bass ackwards cuntry fuk. LOL. just kiddn' bud.

[StangerBanger96]

02AccordEXV6 wrote:
Kottonmouth Kings

forgot to mention them

[Turbo5Oh]

i just find country singers are some of the only ones with actual vocal talent left anymore, or it just could be my redneck upbringing

[24valvenotak]

I have a country mix in the cd player right now:)

In the glove box

KMK (5 of em)
No Address
311
a DMB mix
Hed
Hot Action Cop
Rage Against the Machine
and Tom Petty

Flowcus did a pretty good job of hitting my muscial interests too

[integra_gsr98]

And a few more that wound up coming out of the collection and into the playlist tonight:

Three Days Grace
The Toadies
Velvet Revolver
Zebrahead
Switchfoot
Sum 41
Story of the Year
Rage Against the Machine
Papa Roach
Marvelous 3
Live
The Lost Prophets
Jimmy Eat World
Future Leaders of the World
Cold
Chevelle
311

[PSiedTSi]

Turbo5Oh wrote:
i just find country singers are some of the only ones with actual vocal talent left anymore, or it just could be my redneck upbringing

its ok schell...country is sweet

[My NOva]

mwc1 wrote:
nova, you need to go back to school and learn a little bit more grammar.
you need to stop trying to correct everyone

[Guest]

my 5 yr old sister can type better than you nova

[DaveH]

Turbo5Oh wrote:
i just find country singers are some of the only ones with actual vocal talent left anymore, or it just could be my redneck upbringing

If you like to hear yodelling (sp?), then you are correct.

Country music definitely puts more emphasis on the vocals than rock generally does. I can tolerate some of the newer country music, but I wouldn't play it if I have another choice.

[Pony_Racer]

Older country is ok like some Tim McGraw or Alan Jackson...but thats about it... for me anyway.

[Guest]

Pony_Racer wrote:
Older country is ok like some Tim McGraw or Alan Jackson...but thats about it... for me anyway.

Since when is that older country? Always considered older country to be Hank Williams Sr., Mel Tillis, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, etc.....

Tim McGraw and Alan Jackson were some of the first to do the crossover type music that attracted the pop crowd to country.

[Guest]

DaveH wrote:
I don't see a smilie here?????

What kinda smilie you think I shoulda had? They don't have one w/ a cane or walker.

[Guest]

I guess I should say that I also am a fan of NIN (at least the older Pretty Hate Machine and Downward Spiral albums), Chingy, Twista, World Class Wrecking Crew, Disco Construction Production, Easy E, Eminem, 2Pac, Notorious BIG, Lil Kim (she makes me laugh), Too Short, ac/dc, megadeth, anthrax, pantera, Korn, Staind, 3 Doors Down, Kenny Wayne Sheppard, Dead Kennedies, Del The Funky Homosapien, Lil John, Maroon 5, Outkast, Jay Z, The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Hendrix, Joan Osborne, Run DMC, Beastie Boys....well...lots of different stuff really.

[Pony_Racer]

tjamz wrote:
Since when is that older country? Always considered older country to be Hank Williams Sr., Mel Tillis, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, etc.....

Tim McGraw and Alan Jackson were some of the first to do the crossover type music that attracted the pop crowd to country.

Should of specified....what i meant to say was older Alan Jackson and Tim McGraw songs.

[Guest]

maybe his first album, but everything from 92 on was the start of him being more pop, imho