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reggae, and the soul,funk and jazz are up there

dTruk wrote:
are the exploited not that highly regarded then ? i do listen to some punk but enough to really know who to give most credit too.

lot's of people hate them for some reason, but they're a great fucking band and are easily among the best at the style they do

i take it no one likes indies or anythin done by oasis that kinda catogory........

The Verve, The Seahorses, Spiritulized, Raidohead.....yup reckon i like a bit of indie.

Hiphop for more then 10 years, stuff like company flow, arsonists, swollen members to name a few
For the rest Ragga/Dancehall and Reggae, I love eek-a-mouse!


Since last summer I listen to dubstep most of the time hehe

idm, 90s Jungle, and downtempo stuff

dTruk wrote:

Joe C wrote:orginally? Punk (proper punk, not the fucking exploited)

from Talking heads to Minor threat to Capn Jazz to Infest to X Ray Spex

are the exploited not that highly regarded then ? i do listen to some punk but enough to really know who to give most credit too.

they are what The Streets is to dubstep

I can't really answer this question because I've got a wide taste and it differs from week to week. Was listening to a lot of powerviolence last week http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_violence and I'm listening to a lot of stuff on ECM this week http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECM_%28record_label%29

Love dance music, disco/house/detroit electro/techno/minimal/garage/dubstep.

I tend to listen to more house than anything. While I'm at work, I point my player to Deep Inside, and usually leave it there for the day. I'll occasionally pop on some dubstep, but that gets me waaaay to rowdy for sitting in a chair

I started with early minimal stuff, like Prodigy's Experience...

I was big into house and psytrance for awhile... but now it's mostly dubstep

I really dont like genres, just alot of different bands and music in general...
In no particular order...

Nirvana
Pixies
Talking Heads
NOFX
Rancid
Pennywise
Millincolin
Less Than Jake
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Rocket From the Crypt
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Weezer
Soul Coughing
Foo Fighters
Mr Bungle
System of a Down
Sublime
Phish
Primus
Steely Dan
Ween
Beck
ATCQ
Aesop Rock
El-P
Atmosphere
Sage Francis
Brotha Ali
Dr Dre/Snoop/West Coast
Eminem
Pharcyde
E-40
Tupac
Beastie Boys
Biggie
Wu Tang / and their solo shit, for the most part
The Stubborn All-Stars
The Specials
The Clash
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Van Halen (not so much Van Hagar)
Mr T Experience
Prince Paul, Dan the Automator and their many projects
Del / Hiero

and probably another list this long of just as many other bands, but off the top of my head this is whats in my daily playlist at work...

Used to be nothing but hip-hop for say six years or so... since then a lot of phases, biggest phase= DNB/Jungle and recently Dubstep/Garage but I'd say I listen to quite a variety now generally. Still probably mainly DNB/Dubstep

I've been a dnb head since i was 15, 23 now and the last year or so i've been gettign more and more interested in dubstep

differs from week to week but out of everything i listen to definitely delta blues - robert johnson, skip james, son house etc. would be perfectly happy if every other music genre ceased to exist tomorrow.

dancehall

the albums i listen to most frequently are by magnolia electric company, bonnie "prince" billy, neil young, johnny cash, my morning jacket, etc.

i guess it could be considered the dark side of alt-country

experimental i suppose?

Sad bastard indie music all the way.

I dunno about genres but pretty much the only artists I have continuously loved - and listened to regularly - ever since I was a young whippersnapper are the Beastie Boys.

In terms of straight play time I'm guessing its 40% techno, 40% dubstep/grime/garage and 20% other (incl hiphop, dnb, jazz and other bits)