since we are all talking about music re: halftime

Crepitus

Crepitus

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What are you guys listening to these days?

I'm a metalhead from way back. Grew up on hair bands in the eighties. These days I mostly listen to metal from other countries though. Not many good things going on in the American music scene right now.

An example, Bloodywood is Indian metal.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3C9NwGKgq4


Here's another:

This is a Japanese band and a Mexican band collaborating in English and recorded in Germany.

View: https://youtu.be/LVl0mcEu1r8?si=nXhBJtQNwIrxqKsB
 
Crepitus said:
What are you guys listening to these days?

I'm a metalhead from way back. Grew up on hair bands in the eighties. These days I mostly listen to metal from other countries though. Not many good things going on in the American music scene right now.

An example, Bloodywood is Indian metal.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3C9NwGKgq4


Here's another:

This is a Japanese band and a Mexican band collaborating in English and recorded in Germany.

View: https://youtu.be/LVl0mcEu1r8?si=nXhBJtQNwIrxqKsB
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I listen to a lot of German and Japanese metal music. Here are a few off the top of my head.

German: Oomph, Eisbrecher, Unzucht.

Japanese: Lynch, Fixer, The Gazette.
 
Crepitus said:
What are you guys listening to these days?

I'm a metalhead from way back. Grew up on hair bands in the eighties. These days I mostly listen to metal from other countries though. Not many good things going on in the American music scene right now.

An example, Bloodywood is Indian metal.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3C9NwGKgq4


Here's another:

This is a Japanese band and a Mexican band collaborating in English and recorded in Germany.

View: https://youtu.be/LVl0mcEu1r8?si=nXhBJtQNwIrxqKsB
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About 80% 60-80s rock with the remainder a mix of different genres.

Lately I've been enjoying Miami rapper Kat Dahlia. This is the list of recently added songs to my "Liked" playlist:

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Crepitus said:
What are you guys listening to these days?

I'm a metalhead from way back. Grew up on hair bands in the eighties. These days I mostly listen to metal from other countries though. Not many good things going on in the American music scene right now.

An example, Bloodywood is Indian metal.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3C9NwGKgq4


Here's another:

This is a Japanese band and a Mexican band collaborating in English and recorded in Germany.

View: https://youtu.be/LVl0mcEu1r8?si=nXhBJtQNwIrxqKsB
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View: https://youtu.be/LH0-WXUFY2k?si=oQL3OrxKIwRDNUxt


A worldwide collaboration to cover the Led Zeppelin son, "When the Levee Breaks".

Love this version!

View: https://youtu.be/LH0-WXUFY2k?si=oQL3OrxKIwRDNUxt
 
My preference is for stuff like EDM, Dubstep, Trance, Progressive, and Electronica.

My one dislike, anything Rap-like (eg., two-line simple rhyming lyrics). It's more egregious when the music is nothing more than a sampled beat that goes with it.

That stuff amounts to Adult themed nursery rhymes recited to sampling. It is neither music nor is it singing.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
My preference is for stuff like EDM, Dubstep, Trance, Progressive, and Electronica.

My one dislike, anything Rap-like (eg., two-line simple rhyming lyrics). It's more egregious when the music is nothing more than a sampled beat that goes with it.

That stuff amounts to Adult themed nursery rhymes recited to sampling. It is neither music nor is it singing.
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EDM has it's place, and unless I'm off base all the others you listed are subgenres of it. I am not really a rap fan either but I'm not gonna denigrate anyone else's preferences.
 
Crepitus said:
EDM has it's place, and unless I'm off base all the others you listed are subgenres of it. I am not really a rap fan either but I'm not gonna denigrate anyone else's preferences.
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More or less. It's all electronic music, with or without vocals. Here's a good sample of one:


I just gave my opinion of what rap is. If you want to listen, knock yourself out.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
More or less. It's all electronic music, with or without vocals. Here's a good sample of one:


I just gave my opinion of what rap is. If you want to listen, knock yourself out.
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I listened to the whole first song/section to give it a fair chance but while it's interesting it's not gonna be in my playlist, sorry.
 
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