Ambient for me I feel really relxed when I listen to it.

Classic Rock and The Blues!

I am very much into classical music, like to listen Beethoven, Wagner, Dvorak.......and of course Lotr soundtracks.

I actually have a thing for underground hip hop ever since I went to Rock the Bells last year. Went to see Rage but really liked the underground peeps.

IDM, trip-hop, electronica and rap I guess.

I have fallen in love with "raggar"-music. (Raggare (a Swedish word roughly corresponding to the English term "pick-up artist", i.e., a person seeking sexual contact with someone) is a subculture found mostly in Sweden and parts of Norway and Finland, Denmark, Germany and Austria.). Eddie Meduza is king, there's nothing better to listen to during parties than his stupid songs about women, sex, cars and alcohol. Ronny & Ragge are favourites too. Two characters from a famous comedy serie from the early '90s, they're idols to me. I don't know why this sudden love for raggare, but my aunt were one in her youth. Maybe I have it in my blood? Damn, I forgot to describe the music... well, a mix of rock, country and some pop melodies... it can be very different from artist to artist. The most important thing is the image... cars and babes.

That sounds retarded.

I like hungarian red punk bands, and I like hungarian extreme right skinhead bands too.

hmm Blues Jazz Funk, Little Gnaoua or fusion a Local music who introduce rock or blues or jazz with moroccain or saharien or africain music, like an heritage, from old slaves!

Written by Warman on 14.08.2008 at 16:06

I have fallen in love with "raggar"-music. (Raggare (a Swedish word roughly corresponding to the English term "pick-up artist", i.e., a person seeking sexual contact with someone) is a subculture found mostly in Sweden and parts of Norway and Finland, Denmark, Germany and Austria.). Eddie Meduza is king, there's nothing better to listen to during parties than his stupid songs about women, sex, cars and alcohol. Ronny & Ragge are favourites too. Two characters from a famous comedy serie from the early '90s, they're idols to me. I don't know why this sudden love for raggare, but my aunt were one in her youth. Maybe I have it in my blood? Damn, I forgot to describe the music... well, a mix of rock, country and some pop melodies... it can be very different from artist to artist. The most important thing is the image... cars and babes.

got a webstite were I can listen to it? Sounds fun.

Written by +{Jonas}+ on 18.08.2008 at 04:52

got a webstite were I can listen to it? Sounds fun.

Well, you've already heard one "raggar"-song. Remember when you asked what song I had on my latest facebook video? That's a pretty "poppy" raggar-song. And the lyrics are mostly in Swedish and they are very important for the songs, so I really have a hard time seeing how you would enjoy it.

Written by Warman on 18.08.2008 at 14:10

Written by +{Jonas}+ on 18.08.2008 at 04:52

got a webstite were I can listen to it? Sounds fun.

Well, you've already heard one "raggar"-song. Remember when you asked what song I had on my latest facebook video? That's a pretty "poppy" raggar-song. And the lyrics are mostly in Swedish and they are very important for the songs, so I really have a hard time seeing how you would enjoy it.

I didin't say it was not good, nor fun. It simply got me by surprise. I was like "WTF, Warman has gone insane"

Written by +{Jonas}+ on 18.08.2008 at 19:17

I didin't say it was not good, nor fun. It simply got me by surprise. I was like "WTF, Warman has gone insane"

Hahaha, I can imagine that. Well, just search for "Eddie Meduza" at youtube if you wanna hear what sort of non-metal music I listen too.

Written by Warman on 18.08.2008 at 19:19

Written by +{Jonas}+ on 18.08.2008 at 19:17

I didin't say it was not good, nor fun. It simply got me by surprise. I was like "WTF, Warman has gone insane"

Hahaha, I can imagine that. Well, just search for "Eddie Meduza" at youtube if you wanna hear what sort of non-metal music I listen too.

Thanks, I will!

bay area ass hyphy music is hiLOLrious to listen to, namely Mac Mall. Mac Mall is br00tal with two zeros, hes just that guy. hyphy music and southern rap are what i listen to most when im not listening to metal.

I love folk music.. Sometimes ill listen to it rather than metal but i have to be in the mood for it though.

Written by [user id=26446] on 28.08.2008 at 14:00

For me it's definitely Australian Hip Hop, I love that shit so much and it means so much to me also. I can relate to it in a way that so many of us can, cause it deals with issues we all seem to go through like finding yourself and drugs.

There is so many talented bands in this scene such as Hilltop Hoods, Art Of War and Bliss And Eso to name a few of the best ones, and some of the songs these dudes have written are so powerful and make me feel so much inside like What The Seasons Change, The Calling, Recapturing The Vibe, The Hard Road by Hilltop Hoods, Reflections by Art Of War and Bullet And A Target by Bliss And Eso to mention some of my absolute favourite songs from these artists.

It has become part of me and I can never let go of this scene ever.

Checked Art Of War and The Hilltop Hoods and they're great man. Exactly the type of rap I was looking for. I'll definitely be listening to more of this the coming time.

Cheers!

I forget Celtic sounds and New age like yanni etc...

VIVA TRIP-HOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Written by Nazeef on 29.08.2008 at 22:00

VIVA TRIP-HOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

At last, another Trip-Hop fan! What do you think of the new Portishead album? I have it on vinyl, sick!

Written by Dane Train on 31.08.2008 at 00:44

Written by Nazeef on 29.08.2008 at 22:00

VIVA TRIP-HOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

At last, another Trip-Hop fan! What do you think of the new Portishead album? I have it on vinyl, sick!

I am a die-heart portishead fun, the new album was quiet good for the first listening, but I'll go into its depths for the next coming months... by now, I'm discovering the frensh project "ALIAS" they have an album named "Muted" and it holds songs that haunts... indeed, Archive, Mum and lamb are colonizing my trip-hop tracklist for this period, portishead...I'll keep them for winter

I like Dum n' Bass tooooo!!!! what about you?

Written by Nazeef on 31.08.2008 at 19:27

I am a die-heart portishead fun, the new album was quiet good for the first listening, but I'll go into its depths for the next coming months... by now, I'm discovering the frensh project "ALIAS" they have an album named "Muted" and it holds songs that haunts... indeed, Archive, Mum and lamb are colonizing my trip-hop tracklist for this period, portishead...I'll keep them for winter

I like Dum n' Bass tooooo!!!! what about you?

I really dig Lamb. They have some great stuff. I don't really got into the whol D n B stuff. I have several friends who DJ and are all about that style.

Have you heard Paatos yet? They mix Prog Rock with Trip Hop. Steven Wilson produced some of their material. I really dig their music.

Written by Dane Train on 31.08.2008 at 21:13

Written by Nazeef on 31.08.2008 at 19:27

I am a die-heart portishead fun, the new album was quiet good for the first listening, but I'll go into its depths for the next coming months... by now, I'm discovering the frensh project "ALIAS" they have an album named "Muted" and it holds songs that haunts... indeed, Archive, Mum and lamb are colonizing my trip-hop tracklist for this period, portishead...I'll keep them for winter

I like Dum n' Bass tooooo!!!! what about you?

I really dig Lamb. They have some great stuff. I don't really got into the whol D n B stuff. I have several friends who DJ and are all about that style.

Have you heard Paatos yet? They mix Prog Rock with Trip Hop. Steven Wilson produced some of their material. I really dig their music.

oh, thanks for the information, it sounds really tempting, anything that Steven Wilson's involved in I'm certainly interested in...
about drum n bass, I select my tracks, you know, no hardcore nor boring same beat.. but there is a kind of connection between trip-hop and drum n bass, there are kind of great fusions...drum n bass can be as creative as trip but most of that leaks to our ears is kinda boring..you have to make some effort....
The Polish Technical Brutal Death Metal "Yattering" has achieved a strange electronic album, it is their last one, named "3", it is trip and dnb n industrial, it's really cool...

Other than movies and games soundtracks, I hear Folk and some Celtic acoustic bands.

mmm...Prog Rock, some Indie, some Folk a bit of Ambient and Classical.

I choose what was called Trip-Hop or Bristol sound. Portishead, Massive Attack, Laika...

I listen to greek rock music.We may not have such a tradition in metal music as other countries (besides Rotting Christ and Nightfall) but we do have a tradition (especially in Northern Greece) in rock music that begins in the late 70's early 80's influeced mostly from the british and american wave of the time.Actually there are many remarkable bands till today here in Greece with the most representive imo a band called Trypes (though they don't play anymore together each member took it's way after nearly 20 years os activity).In fact why don't you check them out and let me know what you think.Take a look here www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovOXR2MBIUA .It's a song called Into the other's night from the last album they released in 1999 before the band disrupts in 2001.If anyone wants more information or even maybe a translation from the lyrics just ask.Please let me know you're opinion.

Mmm I really enjoy dark ambient/crust punk and classical music.
Most of the time dark ambient/crust punk have similar elements with black metal which I listen to daily so that fits in. Classical music just really relaxes me.

Prog rock and hardcore!!

Written by vulgar talent on 23.10.2008 at 17:47

hardcore!!

which is metal...