Which type of music do you like best (poll)

[j-martin]

Rock and Grunge for me

[nigel lawry]

ROCK ON son!!

[Alistair]

I have often thought which genre I would choose if I could only listen to one - blues for me, from whence most other forms of music I like do flow.

[j-martin]

w00t go raw-ock go raw-ock

[olivejuice3]

i couldn't decide between blues and rock....but i finally picked blues because "they said melancholy blues were dead and gone/but only songs like these/played in minor keys/ keep those memories holding on." - joel and charles (my boys )

Edited February 18, 2005 by olivejuice3

[ATom2]

I picked rock but I must specify it's progressive rock.

To this day, I think that was the best combination of music and layered vocals.

Tom

[phantomengineer]

i chose other, because i'm all over the map. classic rock, folk, country, blues, soul, etc

[ATom2]

i chose other, because i'm all over the map. classic rock, folk, country, blues, soul, etc

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acid polka too?

[Steve]

I would have chosen Acid Polka. But it was not an option. Neither was multiple choice! So I plumped for Rock.

[nigel lawry]

what happened to "rhythem and blues"

[j-martin]

IM sorry if i failed you guys with selections! My band is having our first gig on April 1st we're playing at my school during the 30 hour famone we get a 3 song set. Two of our own and one cover we're thinking

[musicthom]

ok i guess rock would be at the top but c'mon guys alternative only has 5.88%

my arse who has been at the fixing i bet it was that steve one

Edited July 22, 2008 by musicthom

[lyricwriter]

OMG I thought noone else loved acid polka

I actually pressed other because i have a wide ranging taste from classical, opera, Beatles, rock, Beatles, jazz, Beatles and Beatles

Lately I have been listening to a lot of Lounge music which I find really interesting in a retro way.

By the way, did I mention I like the Beatles a lot?

I think they discovered their long lost acid polka tapes about 3 years ago. Billy Preston was rumoured to have taken up the accordion just for the album. Apparently, George Martin recorded Preston and then used the tape loops in reverse. John and Paul learnt some Polish but you cant tell unless you play the record backwards.

Edited July 22, 2008 by lyricwriter

[Alistair]

Old threads never die. They just get buried. ALIVE!

[neoism]

for me....ROCK....especially rap-rock...one which LP is known for ....

[roxhythe]

I had to click "other," too. I didn't see Acid Polka as an option, or I might have chosen that.

I write mostly country music, but my favorite stuff to listen to is rock 'n' roll (the good stuff, like before 1970). And blues, of course--as someone already pointed out, it is the root of nearly everything else on the list. Including, I believe, Acid Polka, which was not on the list...

joe

[Jules]

By the way, did I mention I like the Beatles a lot?

I like your style.

I chose rock.

[Steve]

What about Disco!

What about it?

[Bridget Murphy]

On 7/22/2008 at 12:07 PM, lyricwriter said:

OMG I thought noone else loved acid polka

I actually pressed other because i have a wide ranging taste from classical, opera, Beatles, rock, Beatles, jazz, Beatles and Beatles

 

Lately I have been listening to a lot of Lounge music which I find really interesting in a retro way.

 

By the way, did I mention I like the Beatles a lot?

I think they discovered their long lost acid polka tapes about 3 years ago. Billy Preston was rumoured to have taken up the accordion just for the album. Apparently, George Martin recorded Preston and then used the tape loops in reverse. John and Paul learnt some Polish but you cant tell unless you play the record backwards.

That's quite a diverse musical palette you've got there! From classical and opera to the Beatles (did I mention the Beatles?), jazz, and now diving into lounge music—it sounds like you really enjoy exploring different genres. The Beatles always seem to have those mysterious stories and hidden gems in their recordings, don't they? The idea of long-lost tapes and reverse tape loops definitely adds to their mystique. What's your favorite Beatles album or song?

[Chetna Choudhary]

Rock