What music do you listen to?

Rock, Metal, Punk, Electronic, Rap, Hip Hop, Soul, etc, etc... Just as long as it isn't country.

White Zombie, Element Eighty, Sevendust, Korn, A Day to Remember, System of a Down, Disturbed, Pantera, Flux Pavaillion, Excision, Bassnectar, Erik Paul, Blackstar, Mos Def, Common, The Fugees, Pink Floyd, Genesis, The Pretty Reckless, NOFX, Shinedown, Godsmack, Taproot, Sublime, Yelawolf, As Cities Burn, underoath, August Burns Red, Nine Inch Nails, In Flames, Beastie Boys, Gym Class Heroes, P.O.D, Gorillaz, Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Metallica, Megadeth, Rage Against the Machine, Florence and the Machine, Flyleaf, Five Finger Death Punch....

The list literally goes on and on, diverse taste in music is a good thing to have.
 
My musical taste has quite a reach. I'll list some genres with a couple of artists. Not all of them... that would be a long list. lol

I have...
New Wave (Depeche Mode, Human League etc.)
70's (Elton John, Talking Heads, David Bowie, Hall and Oates)
90's (Dave Matthews Band, Collective Soul, Hootie & the Blowfish)
Country (George Strait, Thomas Rhett, Darius Rucker, Zac Brown Band, Jason Aldean )
New(ish) Rap/Hip-Hop (Drake, J Cole)
Classic Rock (Steve Miller Band, Queen, The Police, Joe Walsh, The Who, Bob Seger, CCR, Zeppelin)
80's/90's Alternative/Grunge (Alice in Chains, Nine Inch Nails, Pearl Jam, The Offspring,)
Metal (Metallica, Megadeth, Pantera)
Old School Hip Hop (N.W.A., Notorious B.I.G., 2Pac, Digital Underground)

if got a couple of other random genres thrown in my mix, but those are the ones that have their own playlists lol.
 
...from Jon and Roy to Pantera. Diverse to a point but not much into music like SkizzyMars or most traditional country. Daily diet of alternative and rock is the bulk of my music.
 
I'm a little all over the place...

Rock/Metal, mostly 70's and 80's, but some 90's & up.
Country (classic country through the new stuff)
Bluegrass
Hick Hop (not misspelled - check out Redneck Souljers "Tiller Gang" for a chuckle - best to watch the video on youtube for the full effect)
Some Pop
Some Blues
Some old Hip Hop
The occasional Rap - not much appeals to me here, but once in a while I stumble across one

Not sure how to classify this stuff, but I like when bands do modern versions of classical music, such as Trans Siberian Orchestra (outside of the Christmas stuff, which is cool too) or Mannheim Steamroller.

On the flip side, I also like when classically trained musicians do classical versions of new stuff, like 2 Cellos, the Piano Guys, etc. They're just different and their arrangements are generally done really well and give modern pieces a nice twist. Some of you guys that listen to rock/metal, check out vkgoeswild on youtube. Girl is trained in classical piano, but loves rock/metal and does her own arrangements (on piano) of Metallica, GNR, etc. Some of it is pretty good. I think her arrangement of the Scorpions "Winds of Change" is beautiful. The video of 2 Cellos doing AC/DC's "Thunderstruck" is awesome.

Right now though, I'm wearing out Trombone Shorty on my playlist. Just discovered this dude, he's been on the scene for a while in New Orleans I guess... but dang. They rock!

:rockon:
 
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Depends on the mood. I replaced my stock radio with one that had blue tooth and aux input, so I could use my phone. IHeart Radio and my Itunes library. Everything from AC/DC to George Straight....
 

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