i have never really cared for:
country
electronic
folk
rap
hip-hop
jazz
funk
pop
rock
blues
metal
[spoiler]and basically anything else that isn't vidya goowan[/spoiler]
[spoiler]Though I'm sure some of the video game music I enjoy fits into some of these genres. That's a start, right? 5thgrade;[/spoiler]
Most oddly obscure genres that I haven't heard of n_u
electronic I can't really stand
country is meh at least popular country
funk I haven't really listened to much of
hot topic "emo"
not a fan of vidya music unless i'm playing said game
[spoiler]also to be honest i don't even know what half of the genres i listed even entail, i took them from a wikipedia list girl;
what the heck are funk and pop lol[/spoiler]
Quote from: Tectrika on August 22, 2011, 03:17:24 PM
[spoiler]also to be honest i don't even know what half of the genres i listed even entail, i took them from a wikipedia list girl;
what the heck are funk and pop lol[/spoiler]
Funk I understand
but you don't know what pop is?
Pop music (a term that originally derives from an abbreviation of "popular") is usually understood to be commercially recorded music, often oriented towards a youth market, usually consisting of relatively short, simple songs utilizing technological innovations to produce new variations on existing themes.
i've ignored most funk and soul music, although i harbor no distaste for them although the "pure" kinds are pretty boring honestly
same goes for jazz, although fusion stuff is cooler as is more upbeat jazz
most hip-hop that isn't underground or some sort of fusion (like nujabes amazing jazzy hip-hop stuff) i've ignored
i've ignored most metal that isn't sludge/prog/thrash
i've ignored most electronica that isn't more house, dance-ish stuff like daft punk/justice or more chillout trance like boards of canada
i've ignored most country that isn't modern "alternative" country or old stuff
that's it i guess
Quote from: Tectrika on August 22, 2011, 03:12:24 PM
[spoiler]Though I'm sure some of the video game music I enjoy fits into some of these genres. That's a start, right? 5thgrade;[/spoiler]
http://www.reddit.com/r/progmetal/comments/jpljo/old_video_game_music_is_largely_816_bit_prog/ 5thgrade;
also idk
The other reason I didn't want to make this thread was that I didn't know how to answer the question myself. I'm not sure ignore is the right word in my case, it would be more
avoid.
um i guess
country
opera (yeah i know it's not a genre suk my dik)
pretty much anything pre-20th century
punk
folk
emo
I'm sure Echo will make me think of more. n_u
Country
Hip-Hop
I can't say I really like trance. Or most varieties of EDM, actually, but I still like industrial and "old" electronic music.
Quote from: Tectrika on August 22, 2011, 03:17:24 PM
[spoiler]also to be honest i don't even know what half of the genres i listed even entail, i took them from a wikipedia list girl;
what the heck are funk and pop lol[/spoiler]
Funk:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PR-m-QDDKPI[/youtube]
Pop isn't very well defined, but:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75sx7U6dAB4[/youtube]
Quote from: Thyme on August 22, 2011, 03:24:14 PM
http://www.reddit.com/r/progmetal/comments/jpljo/old_video_game_music_is_largely_816_bit_prog/ 5thgrade;
also idk
The other reason I didn't want to make this thread was that I didn't know how to answer the question myself. I'm not sure ignore is the right word in my case, it would be more avoid.
um i guess
country
opera (yeah i know it's not a genre suk my dik)
pretty much anything pre-20th century
punk
folk
emo
I'm sure Echo will make me think of more. n_u
folk punk (subgenre but whatev)
shoegaze
indie in all forms
probably screamo
midwest emo aka the good kind
that help?
Quote from: Thyme on August 22, 2011, 03:24:14 PM
pretty much anything pre-20th century
punk
folk
emo
i think that emo was actually a pretty decent musical movement back in the mid/late 90s but yeah other than that i've mostly ignored it too, for good reason. shit started sucking really bad when the term itself became popular and it started becoming a fashion statement as well.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV0LJ0Dnl7A[/youtube]
of course, if music like this were to come out now, it wouldn't be called emo anymore simply because the genre isn't anything like it used to be
Quote from: Suigintou on August 22, 2011, 03:29:40 PM
i think that emo was actually a pretty decent musical movement back in the mid/late 90s but yeah other than that i've mostly ignored it too, for good reason. shit started sucking really bad when the term itself became popular and it started becoming a fashion statement as well.
of course, if music like this were to come out now, it wouldn't be called emo anymore simply because the genre isn't anything like it used to be
Yeah the stuff coming out of that movement is really good and quite possibly my favourite type of music
Quote from: Squid Girl on August 22, 2011, 03:28:15 PM
folk punk (subgenre but whatev)
shoegaze
indie in all forms
probably screamo
midwest emo aka the good kind
that help?
i like shoegaze 5thgrade;
Quote from: Thyme on August 22, 2011, 03:32:28 PM
i like shoegaze 5thgrade;
shoegaze is good music for people with ears
everyone should like it
Quote from: steal on August 22, 2011, 04:10:10 PM
i'm limiting this to genres i'm actually interested in but never really delved into enough
black metal - theres a few bands more on the "cascadian" (post-rock/shoegaze influenced) end of bm that i've checked out and loved but i want more
dream pop - same story, a few bands i really like but i don't know the genre too well
pornogrind - it's fun
grindcore - because i like it a lot but never listen to any
hip hop/rap - idk never bothered but i'm sure there's good stuff out there
some electronic genres i wouldn't know enough about to name
i'm also gonna list shoegaze here because there's really only a couple of shoegaze bands i listen to and i lurve them all
there's a ton of music i couldn't even begin to care about
Dream pop is when a girl sings shoegaze.
I was making a joke, but yeah dream pop is not as heavy sounding. But those terms have been thrown around so much that almost all shoegaze is considered dream pop and vice versa. It is just usually when a girl is singing it becomes dream pop.
Country and metal... I can stand very little from either
Quote from: Suigintou on August 22, 2011, 03:51:53 PM
shoegaze is good music for people with ears
everyone should like it
or people who like to stare at shoes
Quote from: silvertone on August 22, 2011, 04:12:50 PM
Dream pop is when a girl sings shoegaze.
for some reason i thought that said "death pop" at first
death pop should be a real genre
Quote from: steal on August 22, 2011, 04:10:10 PM
pornogrind - it's fun
I want to hear an explanation of what pornogrind is. huhdoodame;
Quote from: Placebo Headwound on August 22, 2011, 04:46:33 PM
I want to hear an explanation of what pornogrind is. huhdoodame;
grindcore but worse 5thgrade;
Quote from: YPR on August 22, 2011, 04:30:13 PM
Country and metal... I can stand very little from eitheror people who like to stare at shoes
I love staring at shoes baddood;
polka
Don't want to sound like somethin but I'v probed most genres I can find that I would have interest in, most recently reggae/roots/rocksteady and metal in many of its varieties (doom, sludge, POWER GROOVE)
I'd say I've IGNORED anything -core, always ignored 'fusion' because it fucking sucks, ignored a lot of 70s/80s progressive rock because I wore it out completely at an early age.
Oh, and pop musik. I ignore pop musik.
all you who have never explored country:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GP3-jHZF2Q[/youtube]
I pretty much listen to every genre.
Except country. Aside from Johnny Cash, I haven't heard any good country songs.
Quote from: Geno on August 23, 2011, 03:29:33 AM
I pretty much listen to every genre.
Except country. Aside from Johnny Cash, I haven't heard any good country songs.
look above
Dubstep (lol)
reggae
jazz
bluegrass
those are the genres I've ignored but acknowledged. The rest I plain don't care for.