What kind of music do you guys like?

[Antibush5]

I am a big ManOWar fan.
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YouTube - Manowar - Sons Of Odin
Stereotypical metal, but I don't care.

 

[Kilgore Trout]

Bagpipe-based neo-traditional post-retro melodic urban electro-funk rock.

 

[Smokeless Indica]

Rock, hip hop, r&b, what ever you would consider Insane Clown Posse and other groups like it.

 

[Storm]

Anything good.

 

[Antibush5]

Rock, hip hop, r&b, what ever you would consider Insane Clown Posse and other groups like it.

****in magnets how do they work?

 

[xkatz]

Hynotoad music is beauti---GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD!

 

[9-10ths_Penguin]

I've been indugling my ska leanings lately, but Earl Scruggs does play a mean banjo.

 

[Caladan]

Fusion, Jazz, Blues, Classical, Opera, Ethnic, and Rock n' Roll baby!

 

[Antibush5]

Fusion, Jazz, Blues, Classical, Opera, Ethnic, and Rock n' Roll baby!

I've been wanting to try to get into Jazz, but I don't know anybody to listen too, any rocomendations?

 

[9-10ths_Penguin]

I've been wanting to try to get into Jazz, but I don't know anybody to listen too, any rocomendations?

IMO, the greatest album ever is Benny Goodman Live at Carnegie Hall, though I prefer old jazz to new jazz.

 

[Storm]

I've been wanting to try to get into Jazz, but I don't know anybody to listen too, any rocomendations?

Nina Simone.

 

[.lava]

right time, right place; any kind. but not every example of anything. has to be good

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[.lava]

Bagpipe-based neo-traditional post-retro melodic urban electro-funk rock.

oh dear...give an example please

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[*Anne*]

I love all kinds of music, and it is played in our house every day. We own everything from heavy metal to Deva Primal. There's no possible way I could sum up our collection in a few sentences.

I tend to prefer instrumental pieces. My current favorite is Phil Keaggy's Like Walking on Water.

 

[Caladan]

I've been wanting to try to get into Jazz, but I don't know anybody to listen too, any rocomendations?

Dave Brubeck, Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, John Coltrane are some of my fav. a good way to get some input is going to the jazz department in a record store, check out the second hand section, or just ask the people who work there for their 2 cents, you'll get introduced to some great stuff.

http://www.religiousforums.com/biography/var/johncoltrane.html

 

[Smokeless Indica]

****in magnets how do they work?

Ummm....lol.....what? Magnets?
I don't know lol

 

[9-10ths_Penguin]

Ummm....lol.....what? Magnets?
I don't know lol

It's from the ICP song "Miracles", which got skewered by a bunch of prominent skeptics. You'll probably find that there are a fair number of people who don't know anything about the group or their songs but that one line.

Skepchick.org has a fair number of posts on ICP, the whole "magnets" thing, and the group's admission of using their music as a Christian evangelism tool if you're curious.

 

[Antibush5]

Ummm....lol.....what? Magnets?
I don't know lol

It was in a now famous ICP song, were they show off how stupid tey are and say that everything is down to magic and miricles.

 

[Smokeless Indica]

Not to be mean to anyone but ICPs lyrics are not to be taken seriously. I'm a Juggalette and even I know that.........
BTW that song sucks......

 

[vicjustice]

****** magnets how do they work?

hahaha! love it! aw, not to poke fun at ICP and the juggalos, but that song was a tad ridiculous. . ridiculous, but great at the same time!

'this stuff'll blow ya muthaf***in mind!'