State The Genre/Genres That You Feel Ashamed To Have Not Divulged Enough Into. - General

Soul, reggae, blues, jazz, metal Also the shit Stizzles listens to <: Stopped halfway through an album by HORSE the band just to listen to a song I was addicted to :c I will get back to it eventually, since it was actually pretty good. [editline]23rd March 2011[/editline] Oh oh also, ska. [editline]23rd March 2011[/editline] grunge, shoe-gaze and country also bands with vocalists who sound like farmers

[QUOTE=Kolpian;28766067]also bands with vocalists who sound like farmers[/QUOTE] Primus :buddy:

Jazz. I listen to it regularly on the radio, and I've even played a few jazz pieces, but I still feel like I havn't taken the genre seriously.

My knowledge of ska is mostly just limited to third wave, so I'll give you a list of good third wave bands. Everything by Less Than Jake up to and including Anthem, Reel Big Fish (I'm seeing them for the second time on Saturday.), Streetlight Manifesto, Mustard Plug, early Goldfinger, early Suicide Machines, Big D and the Kids Table, Bomb The Music Industry, Catch 22, Planet Smashers, Sonic Boom Six, Smash Mouth's first album, Five Iron Frenzy, Buck O Nine, RX Bandits, early Aquabats, Upstanding Youth, Suburban Legends

Metal. I just can't love it.

Jazz (and jazz fusion), old-school hip-hop, hardcore punk, crust, sludge, southern rock, funk.

wow, almost everyone is posting jazz. :v:

[QUOTE=Billiam;28768025]Metal. I just can't love it.[/QUOTE] There may be some core albums that can help you enjoy it more. It depends on what you've listened to, some styles are harder to get into than others. [editline]23rd March 2011[/editline] [QUOTE=Stizzles;28768102]wow, almost everyone is posting jazz. :v:[/QUOTE] Probably the easiest genre to divulge into.

[QUOTE=Franke_R!?;28765912]I was just commenting on the video's posted. [editline]23rd March 2011[/editline] Reel Big Fish is awesome Ska.[/QUOTE] Oh, well [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udlLebHViL0[/media] and, he's most likely heard of RBF. They're the biggest ska band on the planet at the moment. lol

[QUOTE=SilverHammer;28768165]Oh, well [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udlLebHViL0[/media] and, he's most likely heard of RBF. They're the biggest ska band on the planet at the moment. lol[/QUOTE] Still, they're worth mentioning.

[QUOTE=AK'z;28765106]The thing with Drone Ambient, is that it doesn't necessarily have to have an affiliation with "Drone Doom Metal". [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuf9nwSrtDA[/media][/QUOTE] I thought everyone knew that. We are in the 21st century, Drone + Ambient can be metal, electronic, rock, idm, jazz, or anything. Drone is the type of notes, and ambient is the mood, your actual genre could theoretically be anything.

There is probably a metal fusion of every genre out there too so you should be able so find some common grounds in the sound Rap fans could get into it via bands like Body Count, Suicidal Tendencies etc Jazz fans through bands like Cynic, Exivious, and if you don't mind harsh vocals Atheist. And if you're into very confusing music, Shining :v: etc

The slackers are more worth mentioning :q: [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ld16mgE579o[/media]

mega ninjad [editline]23rd March 2011[/editline] again :smith:

lollin @ u ^

[QUOTE=TacticalSanta;28768216]ambient is the mood[/QUOTE] I disagree, I would have gone with "atmospheric" sounds. [editline]23rd March 2011[/editline] [QUOTE=mikeyt493;28768231]There is probably a metal fusion of every genre out there too so you should be able so find some common grounds in the sound Rap fans could get into it via bands like Body Count, Suicidal Tendencies etc Jazz fans through bands like Cynic, Exivious, and if you don't mind harsh vocals Atheist. And if you're into very confusing music, Shining :v: etc[/QUOTE] Very primitive way of getting people to open up to genres. I say go head first into the genre and get accustomed with it, playing around with the bounderies of what you are already accustomed to will not be useful at all.

AK'z whats some good soul to start out with?

[QUOTE=Cosmicmeet;28768509]AK'z whats some good soul to start out with?[/QUOTE] <

[QUOTE=AK'z;28768522]<[/QUOTE] I don't know who that is.

:suicide:

I know you've said his name before, just I'm a dumb butt. Marvin Gaye?

[QUOTE=Cosmicmeet;28768604]I know you've said his name before, just I'm a dumb butt. Marvin Gaye?[/QUOTE] I left you shout, go see :smile:

Prog-Rock, recommend me artists and the albums you likes the most from them.

[QUOTE=Franke_R!?;28768652]Prog-Rock, recommend me artists and the albums you likes the most from them.[/QUOTE] I just got into Prog, I started with In the Court of the Crimson King.

[QUOTE=Franke_R!?;28768652]Prog-Rock, recommend me artists and the albums you likes the most from them.[/QUOTE] The album I'm listening to now is a great one. Might be a little too extreme for you to start off with but oh well. King Crimson's Debut or Red. Pink Floyd's Meddle. Yes' Close to the Edge. ELP's Brain Salad Surgery. Genesis' Foxtrot.

King Crimson - Lark's Tongues, In the Court Yes - Relayer, Going for the One Genesis - Selling England, Trick of the Tail Caravan - In the Land of Grey and Pink ELP - Tarkus, Brain Salad Surgery, ELP Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick, Songs from the Wood Rush - Power Windows, Hemisphers, Moving Pictures Mars Volta - Deloused White Willow - Storm Season Haken - Aquarius

[QUOTE=AK'z;28768704]The album I'm listening to now is a great one. Might be a little too extreme for you to start off with but oh well. King Crimson's Debut or Red. Pink Floyd's Meddle. Yes' Close to the Edge. ELP's Brain Salad Surgery. Genesis' Foxtrot.[/QUOTE] Awesome. For those who want to know the reason is why I'm only asking for an album, it's because I don't have enough space to download whole discographies anymore (...alright I have 500gb free on my computer but I like my libraries to fit on my Ipod). [QUOTE=Dopey Trout;28768735]King Crimson - Lark's Tongues, In the Court Yes - Relayer, Going for the One Genesis - Selling England, Trick of the Tail Caravan - In the Land of Grey and Pink ELP - Tarkus, Brain Salad Surgery, ELP Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick, Songs from the Wood Rush - Power Windows, Hemisphers, Moving Pictures Mars Volta - Deloused White Willow - Storm Season Haken - Aquarius[/QUOTE] Will look in all of these, this is more than enough for the coming months considering I have around 30 other albums I want to listen to at the moment.

Also Camel's Mirage is surprisingly one of the greatest prog rock albums ever made :v: [editline]23rd March 2011[/editline] [QUOTE=Franke_R!?;28768757]whole discographies anymore.[/QUOTE] You don't need "whole discographies" on your ipod :smugdog:

[QUOTE=AK'z;28768765] You don't need "whole discographies" on your ipod :smugdog:[/QUOTE] I like having the discography of certain bands, just so that I have their "history". Like The Beatles, I need like 4 more albums to complete it.

[QUOTE=Cosmicmeet;28768852]I like having the discography of certain bands, just so that I have their "history". Like The Beatles, I need like 4 more albums to complete it.[/QUOTE] Well, having them in your library is different to stuffing your ipod with them. I for one have plenty of discographies.