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Everyone must have at least one genre of music they could never ever stand no matter how many tries they have given it. Mine may piss a lot of people off but I've never got DnB. I can stand some old skool amen jungle stuff and the autonomic stuff is good but thats about it.

Whats everyones least favourite genre. People should also post videos to convert non believers haha

donk, trance and happy hardcore are the ones I never bother with really

wolf89 wrote:donk, trance and happy hardcore are the ones I never bother with really

same as well tbh

Never really had whole genres that i can't stand as i can usually find at least one tune i like in any genre... Deal with stuff on a song by song basis, it's the best way

also trance... fuck trance

I still love trance although I don't play it much anymore. It seemed with trance there was 95% shit tunes and 5% amazing tunes which were incredibly hard to find.
For me its been pop music, that donk shit, and indie
seriously hate indie.
so much

Donk is real enough to hate? i just assumed it was one or two songs that got popular and it died.

Sheff wrote:I still love trance although I don't play it much anymore. It seemed with trance there was 95% shit tunes and 5% amazing tunes which were incredibly hard to find.
For me its been pop music, that donk shit, and indie
seriously hate indie.
so much

only trance song i could ever stand was xpander by sasha but thats probably because it was on wipeout 3 for playstation

Whiney singer songwriters like bright eyes and shit like that. Just grating, why would you want to hear someone whinge about their life to music.

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seriously though, trance. And this stupid electro house shit that's getting so popular now.

What they call "indie" music these days was definitely something i could never get into. I've recorded loads of that style of music as well lol.

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seriously though, trance. And this stupid electro house shit that's getting so popular now.

i sadly went through an electro house phase a few years back. all clear now though

skwiggo wrote:

Sheff wrote:I still love trance although I don't play it much anymore. It seemed with trance there was 95% shit tunes and 5% amazing tunes which were incredibly hard to find.
For me its been pop music, that donk shit, and indie
seriously hate indie.
so much

only trance song i could ever stand was xpander by sasha but thats probably because it was on wipeout 3 for playstation

That was a pretty sweet song.

Johhny Shaker & Serial Diva - Pearl River
Goldenscan - Halcyon

This two tracks get rinsssssssssssssed

I saw 'one of the best' free-jazz bands from London a week ago.

Utterly abysmal. I can handle 'difficult music' and quite like some stuff I've heard under the 'free jazz' banner, but they were so bad and pretentious I couldn't handle it.

Fumbling with their instruments, dropping them deliberately as if to make some sort of statement, playing vuvuzellas and the most idiotic beat-poet I've ever heard. The musings of a 'rAnDaumZ' 14 year old. All of this being played to a room with 10 people in it, all chin-stroking and applauding.

Piss off.

i've found with indie, that large amounts of it is bland unoriginal wank, but there are a few bands who are actually writing decent tunes and pushing their own sound but they get lumped in with the rest because people seem to think everything needs a name and that any band with guitars that isn't metal is clearly indie... pretty dumb really

particle-jim wrote:i've found with indie, that large amounts of it is bland unoriginal wank, but there are a few bands who are actually writing decent tunes and pushing their own sound but they get lumped in with the rest because people seem to think everything needs a name and that any band with guitars that isn't metal is clearly indie... pretty dumb really

True, it just seems so dull and lifeless to me.
But I suppose like you said, I obviously haven't found any diamonds in the dirt, only heard the shit on the radio and the stuff my mate sings when he's mullered

wubstep wrote:I saw 'one of the best' free-jazz bands from London a week ago.

Utterly abysmal. I can handle 'difficult music' and quite like some stuff I've heard under the 'free jazz' banner, but they were so bad and pretentious I couldn't handle it.

Fumbling with their instruments, dropping them deliberately as if to make some sort of statement, playing vuvuzellas and the most idiotic beat-poet I've ever heard. The musings of a 'rAnDaumZ' 14 year old. All of this being played to a room with 10 people in it, all chin-stroking and applauding.

Piss off.

ECM and Rune Grammofon release so much stuff that sounds life what you just described, they do release some beautiful stuff as well though.

particle-jim wrote:i've found with [insert genre here], that large amounts of it is bland unoriginal wank, but there are a few artists who are actually writing decent tunes and pushing their own sound but they get lumped in with the rest because people seem to think everything needs a name and that any artist that uses [insert generic sound associated to said genre] is [genre]... pretty dumb really

A nice little template for everybody.

Sheff wrote:

particle-jim wrote:i've found with indie, that large amounts of it is bland unoriginal wank, but there are a few bands who are actually writing decent tunes and pushing their own sound but they get lumped in with the rest because people seem to think everything needs a name and that any band with guitars that isn't metal is clearly indie... pretty dumb really

True, it just seems so dull and lifeless to me.
But I suppose like you said, I obviously haven't found any diamonds in the dirt, only heard the shit on the radio and the stuff my mate sings when he's mullered

its definitely become a catch all term for crap non-heavy guitar music in general especially the generic top 40 stuff you hear on radio and that hipster wank that pitchfork salivates over. Some of the the proto-indie from the 80s i enjoy very much though - the smiths, the cure, orange juice, the associates etc.

spire wrote:Donk is real enough to hate? i just assumed it was one or two songs that got popular and it died.

It's insanely popular up north.

I remember when Indie used to mean... you know... independent