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started listening to some megadeth.

woo!

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Ive been Listing to alot of Bluegrass and Celtic music latley, especialy on my long drives to and from school. One album ive been really enjoying has been Fiddlers Green by Tim O'Brian, Mostly a mix of the two styles and its reaally catchy, great to listne to when your driving along winding country roads looking at all the trees and fields. Ive also been listing to a band named The Fleet Foxes alot, the only have one album out right now but its really good, They sound alot like the beach boys meets Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young. CSNY are an old folk band from back in the day for anyone who dosnt know. I really like how they sound, its an old style but they really make it sound fresh, great music to listen to in the morning . Also been really digging Pink Floyds The Wall, mostly just cause it rocks and i fell like ive been putting up a wall of my own lately and its been helping me tear it down so to speak. Also its just really enjoyable to listen to cause its so deep sound wise.

I love Fleet Foxes! They have a really wonderful sound, very sunny and relaxed, plus you can pretend they're furry-themed and no one will know any better.

They also have an EP out called Sun Giant, which I actually like better than their full-length album.

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I love Fleet Foxes! They have a really wonderful sound, very sunny and relaxed, plus you can pretend they're furry-themed and no one will know any better.

They also have an EP out called Sun Giant, which I actually like better than their full-length album.

mmhmm, thye remind me of animal collective a bit with there vocal harmonies.The title track from the EP was the first Fleet Foxes song I heard and i got hooked instantly, agian its good morning music lol if that means anything to anyone. Great to put on when you wake up and dont want anything to loud or intense but just some sound to help put you in a good mood and just sit around and drink tea and just get ready for the day maby watch the sunrise. Hehe yea maby i take music to seriously dont I? And yes you can pretend they're furry related lol but you can do that with quite a few things, not just music.

I've been getting into an electro rock type band called The Faint. I haven't got their new album yet, but Dance Macabre and Wet From Birth are pretty awesome. Hard to believe that kind of sound came out of Omaha, Ne. If you want to buy any of their stuff, I suggest going through their websit. Full album in 320K mp3 for $7, $11 I think for a CD.

Who in here has heard Charma C. Fox? He's awesome.

just recently i've started going off rock music alot... i've not had the urge to listen to any bands except lagwagon and adhesive.... not even the super furry animals anymore... *gasps* lol

not even the super furry animals anymore... *gasps* lol

Don't worry, I still don't even know who SFA is. >.>

*Runs away from the bandwagons*

Flogging Molly
Three Days Grace
Will Smith (MiB)

I am picky about music so i only listen to a lot of music that is either Irish or fighting music.

I love Techno and Asian. I also like rock and metal that is similar to dragonforce ^_^

Addicted to alestorm, thank you very much bloodtooth!

Overworld - Golden Sun 2: The Lost Age OST

http://www.last.fm/music/Chris+Potter/Underground

saw this guy live a while ago, mid november, then met him... incredible player and so now i'm stuck into listening to his tunes

I listen to all types of music (and I do mean ALL, though some not as much as others). Rock (hard, classic, soft, 80s), pop, classical, international, country, rap, hip hop... Those are the ones I listen to most. With Linkin Park, Offspring, Three Days Grace, Evanescence being my absolute faves.
Lately, I have been wanting to listen to more traditional world music, like traditional chinese, japanese music. But it is so hard to find that kind of music. I want that kind of music to help inspire me to focus on my D&D world. Chinese/Japanese music to help me focus on the land that is like those countries, Arab and Indian music (sitar, mostly), native american music, steel drum/carribean music, celtic music, etc. But I can't seem to find any of that music.

I love Japanese heavy metal! (Bands like dir en grey, the gazette, mucc, exist+trace.)
Whenever I tell someone of my less than orthodox musical tastes, I usually get an "whoa, okay." Or just *blink blink.* I had a friend how got me into it back in 6th grade.

And if I really want to weird them out, I also tell them I like Japanese indie goth metal. That really makes them stop and think. 

To me if it growls then it's probably good my genres are
Metal: Amon Amarth, Slipknot, Korn, Godsmack, Metallica, and the gods of them all Black Sabbath and Ronnie James Dio.
Anything classical
Some new age to calm me down
Norwegian metal
Anime and FF soundtracks I wish I had some

i've been listening to lots of Dragonforce recently
I <3 ultra beatdown 

My favorite modern artists are as follows in no Particular order:

The Smashing Pumpkins -
Nina Hagen - Crazy German Punk singer, Nunsexmonkrock is a phenomenally imaginative and beautiful album.
David Bowie - I've had the good fortune of seeing him live while touring for Reality. While I have over 15 of his albums,
              Station to  Station, Man Who Sold the World, and Diamond dogs are my clear favorites of his work.
John 5 - A phenomenal technical guitarist who's been praised by such as Steve Vai. Crazy blend of bluegrass, heavy metal, and
               Industrial.
Utah Phillips - A folk singer! Beggining his career as a migrant worker and an organizer for the Industrial Workers of the World,
                he's probably the best story teller of our time. His songs are about people, events, and ideas that should never be
                forgotten.
                Likewise, he's gone, but not forgotten..
Pete Seeger - Another folk singer! You may recognize him for the songs Turn Turn Turn, You Are my Sunshine, and Goodnight Irene.
                  He was Bob Dylan's biggest inspiration and one of mine. His lesser known work lead to the Folk Protest era of music.

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Just a quick note on the Smashing Pumpkins. The first album I ever bought was Siamese Dream, which was purchased with my 11th birthday money. I've had that CD for half my life, and it's still one of my favorites. All the best and worst parts of growing up were experienced by me with Siamese Dream playing in the background. It's beautiful, thoughtful music about joy, melancholy, childhood, aging, losing yourself and finding it again. And that's what the Smashing Pumpkins have always been about to their fans- Music for the entire spectrum of the human experience. I'm very happy I found this band at a young age.

A little of everything really. But most often I can be found listening to some form of punk (hardcore and post-hardcore, and emocore [90s punk rock FTW!] ) or rock (hard or soft, metal, progressive, w/e else there is really), but I listen to everything a little.

Some of my fav all-time groups/performers are:
-Dream Theater
-Jimmy Eat World
-Coheed and Cambria
-Three Days Grace
-Death Cab for Cutie
-The Rasmus
-Jordan Rudess
-30 Seconds to Mars
-too many more too actually name...

I have recently started to listen to Trance and Techno a lot.

POWER METAL!!! Screamo, emo, metal, goth, EBM, industrial, trance, techno, classical, new age, I basically listen to everything, not so much hip-hop and rap, though I do like trip-hop.

More and more, my musical tastes are more varied. My last.fm profile runs from Marilyn Manson to DJ Tiesto.

nothing beats a strong symphonic sound, great vocals, and strong lyrics. Europe is a great place for music ( expecially finland ) only american band on my list is kamelot.

symphonic metal , goth rock, goth metal, and power metal are the only genres i have time for.

            fav bands.
goth metal

within temptation, Lacuna coil, flowing tears, Mandrigoria Scream, Autumn, Xandria, delain, theatre of tragedy, leaves eyes, sentenced, tacere, Delight,

Symphonic Metal

Epica, NightWish, After Forever, Artagatis, Amberian Dawn

Power Metal

AngelDark, Master Plan, Fire wind, Dragon Land, Hammer FAll, Rhapsody of Fire, Kamelot, Sympnony X, X-japan, Stratovarius, Avantasia, Helloween, Nocturnal Rites, Dream Evil, Sonata Arctica, Edguy,

black metal

Cradel of Filth, Vamperia

a great list i recommend all the bands on this list, weather u like the genres or not i'm sure u'll find atleast 5 u'll like .

hmmm i have a few more but thats all i can think of ATM, there are some other style of music i like industrial, and techno.

I have a wide range of music tastes, but I'll listen to anything that has a good electric guitar melody line.

Black Metal

Cradle of Filth (I prefer their older stuff but I still love the new albums)
Cryptic Wintermoon
Emperor
Amon Amarth
Dissection
Children of Bodom
Graveworm
Draconian
My Dyind Bride

Techno/Trance

Code 64
DJ Tiesto
Cosmic Gate
E Nomine
anything from The Furry Music Foundation!!!

Punk Rock

The Misfits (old and new!)
The Order of The Fly
The Ramones
Green Day
The Offspring
Sum 41

Rock/Metal

Iron Maiden
Blind Guardian
Sonata Arctica
Symphorce
Dragonforce
Metallica (old)
Slipknot
Rammstein
Ill Nino
Disturbed
Marilyn Manson
3 Doors Down
Godsmack
Serj Tankian
Staind
KoRn
System of a Down
Linkin Park

Instrumental

Midnight Syndicate
Nox Arcana
David Arkenstone
Lots of Celtic music
And almost any videogame soundtrack

Hehe, loving a bit of steel panther at the moment