[waroop]

Have at it ENTJ's. Post your favorite music. Not just music you pleasantly enjoy, but music that resonates with your core and that you will never get sick of.

 

[waroop]

I'll go first:

- Bob Dylan
- Mozart
- Beethoven
- Bach

(Some 80's hits for bubblegum every now and again).

 

[RhoAlphaNuAlpha]

Ill list genres since I cant really list bands, theres too many

Classic rock (late 70s era/early 80s)
Classical or Modern Piano (Chopin and Philip Glass are favorites)
Some techno
Ambient
Rock and roll/metal (older groups and some modern)
Some hip hop

Im pretty all over the place with music.

 

[waroop]

Ill list genres since I cant really list bands, theres too many

Classic rock (late 70s era/early 80s)
Classical or Modern Piano (Chopin and Philip Glass are favorites)
Some techno
Ambient
Rock and roll/metal (older groups and some modern)
Some hip hop

Im pretty all over the place with music.

Which hip-hop?

Glass is amazing.

On the piano side give Erik Satie a go (and Bob Dylan of course heh).

 

[PulpFictionFan]

My favorite music includes:

One Love- Bob Marley
Love Train- Soul Train
Thriller- Michael Jackson (Don't hate, the man had talent back in the day)
Through The Fire And Flames- Dragonforce
Like A Boss- The Lonely Island
Stylo- The Gorillaz (They actually made a music video w/ bruce willis in it, that's just hilarious :crazy
Purple Haze- Jimi Hendrix
Get Back- Ludacris
Move Bitch- Ludacris (These two songs are great to listen to when you're really pissed off)
Ring of Fire- Johnny Cash

I could actually keep going with this list but it'd take up way too much space and time to do that...

 

[RhoAlphaNuAlpha]

Which hip-hop?

Glass is amazing.

On the piano side give Erik Satie a go (and Bob Dylan of course heh).

I will, I havent heard him before.
Glass is very amazing. I love Pruit Igoe, and Mad Rush. Probably my two favorite songs by him.

Hip hop: Madvillain, Quasimoto, People Under The Stairs
For hip hop I generally put Madvillain on Pandora and every artist on that station I usually like.

 

[NiDBiLD]

I am picky with my music. I quickly grow bored of simple melodies, lyrics and beats. I can only really listen to classical music and progressive trance for longer periods of time. Other tunes might be good at first, but I grow weary of them in a few days.

Probably the best pieces of progressive trance ever made. I could spend forever listening to this. Every time you listen to it, you find something new.

This song by Aestetic Perfection kind of gets to me. Beautiful voice, and a great melody.

Also, Icon of Coil, Covenant and Wumpscut are superior bands.

And when it comes to Hip Hop, there is none better than the Sage.

 

[dude10000]

Old-school CSO trombone domination-- Friedman, Crisafulli, Kleinhammer

 

[Diphenhydramine]

Arctic Monkeys
Kasabian
The Buzzcocks
The Clash
The Stranglers
The Doors
The Rolling Stones
The Kinks
Eminem

 

[fn0rd]

Rush
Pink Floyd
Tool
APC
The Clash
The Smiths
Echo & the Bunnymen
A ton of ambient, electronica, techno
Beethoven
Tones on Tail
Thelonious Monk
Carl Stalling
Alan Parsons
Kraftwerk
any/all music with harmonics and odd time signatures

 

[Siggy]

Wagner. I love the complexity of his music
Beethoven
Mozart. I have a recording with Benny Goodman performing one of Mozarts clarinet concertos. Amazing
Copeland

 

[DayLightSun]

Modest Mouse - Dashboard
NIN - We're in the together now
The Doors - Love her madly
Klaxons - Golden Skans
Black eye Peas - Rock your Body
Elvis Crespo - Suavemente

 

[Black Rabbit]

I have an honest question. What do people find so interesting about trance music?

 

[dude10000]

What do people find so interesting about trance music?

It is cheaper than purchasing a metronome.

 

[Gabrielle]

Korn (all songs),

Coldplay (all songs)

Nirvana (all songs)

Rage Against the machine (all songs)

The verve (This one song): Bittersweet symphony

Pink Floyd (all songs):

The offspring (all songs):

those are the ones i think about a lot

:happy:

 

[Zinette]

\,,/ black metal \,,/

also jazz, blues and indie rock ​

 

[wiarumas]

Everything.

Literally.

I usually listen to the music (individual instruments) more than lyrics though.

And I tend not to like shallow music which tends to be modern, pop music and some rap.

 

[Odyne]

I like instrumental music. I listen to other genres, but I always gravitate and go back to instrumentals. I'd very much rather not have any words at all in my music, but it's hard to come across instrumentals these days. I would tolerate words if they're sung by powerful voices such as Cristina Aguilera's, Alicia Keys', or Leona Lewis' or Cher's. Even then, it's the voice I am listening to, not the words.

E.S. Posthumus

Emancipator

Vanessa Mae

David Garrett

 

[bobz]

rock to alternative to screamo

 

[zskel]

I will listen to literally anything on the radio and probably find something in it to appreciate.

But the hands-down go to music that just acts like a meditation point that I will go to whenever I need it is Depeche Mode. OH MY GOD I <3 Depeche Mode so much its retarded.