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    Cat Power - The Greatest-----------------------------Cat who, what, oh never mind
    This gal is interesting if you like the Fiona Apple or Laurie Anderson type of music.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Worf101
    ........ BUT the best of all genres I can listen to for quite a while.......Da Worfster

    Genre_ally speaking, I concur. 'Course the better the system gets the more I'm open to music I may not have given a chance previously.
    Back in my day, we had nine planets.

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    ...including Ellen de genres?

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    Quote Originally Posted by elapsed
    Let me try some Bollywood mix on you.. M.I.A. off her last LP

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLPUe9Xn9ZE

    The mosquito like vocals at the beginning are actually in English, she's singing very subtly about genocide in Rwanda, Congo and Darfur. Great album, among my favorites last year (though I'm sure plenty of you will hate this)

    cheers,
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    Quote Originally Posted by simmel
    Any of the modern female singers 1990-2009, this includes those horrid girl groups all of them, from the spice girls on, they all look and sound the same.

    Oh! and one more "Radiohead", what a nightmare, I bought "OK Computer" before I had heard it. Then I listened to it on the radio, and didn't even take it out of the cling film. I gave it away.
    Quote Originally Posted by Elapsed
    Yup I'll agree with you on this one, I also gave away OK Computer.
    I'm curious, what don't you two like about Radiohead/Ok Computer ?
    (It happens to be one of my favourites.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by JoeE SP9
    Portishead - Dummy--------------------------------Heard them think they suck
    Another of my favourites.
    It's shocking to read stuff like this. I guess it simply goes to show it's all a matter of taste
    This is their first and is IMO far superior to the second. Let's not talk about the third.

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    Journey....Steve Perry....Good for takin' the tarter off the teeth, nevertheless!

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    click link at your own risk.

    link to what they describe as 'hardstyle'

    short put, probably the cheapest, most annoying and utterly useless cr@p out there.

    and that's just the 'music', please don't get me started about the people that actually listen to it...

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    Quote Originally Posted by audio amateur
    Another of my favourites.
    It's shocking to read stuff like this. I guess it simply goes to show it's all a matter of taste
    This is their first and is IMO far superior to the second. Let's not talk about the third.

    I think the third has got it's exciting songs too...

    as you said, it's just a matter of taste

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    Quote Originally Posted by elapsed
    Let me try some Bollywood mix on you.. M.I.A. off her last LP

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLPUe9Xn9ZE

    The mosquito like vocals at the beginning are actually in English, she's singing very subtly about genocide in Rwanda, Congo and Darfur. Great album, among my favorites last year (though I'm sure plenty of you will hate this)

    cheers,
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    MIA kicks ass, but that video straight up sucks -

    this video is much better


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    Anything rap or hip-hop drives me up the wall. Monotonous, boring, verbal diarrhoeia.
    All we are saying, is give peas a chance.

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    Right...

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    I hear ya

    Quote Originally Posted by Auricauricle
    Tchaikovsy: Piano Concerto No. 1....Pure, unadulterated schmaltz!

    Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No. 3. Yes, he was very good, perhaps great, but boy this one gets so tedious.

    Pachelbel: Canon and Gigue. A beautiful piece of music ruined by a billion performances. Enough!

    Barber: Adagio for Strings. Soaring, awe-ful, endless....

    Khatchaturian: Gayane Ballet Suite. Okay, okay, anything but the Sabre Dance! I'll talk!
    Yes, I see where your coming from with this and I agree. Note that to a lot of people this stuff is classical music: they are essentially ignorant of anything that isn't of this schmaltzy ilk, (and they wonder why they don't like classical music).

    Basically I tend to a similar reaction reaction to 75% of pieces from the Romatic era. (OK, Pachelbel is Baroque and Barber, Khatchaturianm and Rochmaninov are arguably Post-Romantic, but you've got the idea.) Personally I have no patience for anything by Schumann and very little by Brahms -- not that the greatness of these guys is in question. And as for Bruckner's stuff, it's just brutal.

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    I can't staza 'nother!

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    Now...

    To clarify on my Bollywood take. I LOVE some of the beats, and can dig the dance numbers but those vocals in that register.... ohhh mercy.

    Da Worfster

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    Lagan is one o' my favorite films.--
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