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Prokopchuk_9 Senior Enthusiast

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me...its hard rock, metal or heavy metal, oldies...little bit of country not much. CANT STAND RAP!!!!

 

METAL - metallica(the real metallica not that new **** $hit), pantera(RIP DIMEBAG), megadeath, lamb of god, in flames, soilwork, killswitch engage, soil, anberlin, creed, all that remains, avenged sevenfold, black label society, bullet for my vallentine, chevelle, cradle of filth, crossfade, disturbed, the exies, nickelback, puddle of mudd,i mother earth, incubus, korn, sevendust, tool, RATM....and many more lol oh and slayer how could i forget :lol:

 

oldies & hair metal & grunge - alice in chains, bob segar, CCR, eagles, led zep, april wine, ac dc, lynard skynard, motley crue, twisted sister, rush, neil young, soundgarden, van halen, skid row, ZZ top, KISS, RATT, def leaopard, GNR, scorpions, tesla, cinderella...and alot more cant think...

 

whats everybody got for tunes????

Prokopchuk_9 Senior Enthusiast

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I have about the same collection as you. mostly listen to Octane on XM while driving, trying to keep current.

 

 

same here 20 or 27

dirtfan21 Senior Enthusiast

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Country, Classic Rock, Metal with what you listed above, cant believe you almost forgot slayer :banghead: , (have you ever listened to corrosion of conformity?), and because of my girlfriend I listen to the new age rap, hip hop stuff.

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I too listen to Rock. From oldies to Classic to hard rock. And some country too.

Jubei69 Enthusiast

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I have about the same collection as you. mostly listen to Octane on XM while driving, trying to keep current.

 

yeah lol I listen to Octane on XM, but also the eagle in dallas for southern rock.

 

Pantera, Tool, Deftones, Chevelle, Sepultura, Black Label Society, Slip Knot, Killswitch Engage, Trevium, Lamb of God, Atreu, As I lay Dying, Rage Against the Machine, Breaking Benjamin, Mudvayne, puddle of mudd, nikelback, Mastadon, Sevendust, Rammstein, Korn, Static X, System of a Down, Type O Negative, Anthrax, Hell Yeah, Rob Zombie, White Zombie, Stone Sour, Staind, Disturbed, Machine Head, Alice In Chains, Kizz , 90's grundge etc....

 

Some easier rock like U2 and Coldplay...

 

Eagles, Lynard Skynard, Creedence Clearwater Revival, David Allen Coe, Dr. Hook, Queen, Led Zepplin, Steve Miller Band, Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Tom Petty, Pink Floyd, Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Dire Straights, George Thorogood, any good 70's band with good guitar play...

 

and good old memphis/delta/bayou blackman blues.... when i just want to relax and chill

Nytemare Senior Enthusiast

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You name it...I pretty much listen to everything.

Lately its been mostly Country...but I go through phases.

 

I like just about everything that has been listed and much more....depends on the mood I'm in I guess...

 

Oh and one that hasn't been listed...Newfi music, :banghead::lol::lol:

If Pat chimes in he'll know what I'm talkin about

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I listen to pretty much everything but lately I have been listening to Rancheras. I like rap and hip hop but mainly the older stuff, all the new stuff out there is s#%t.

Jubei69 Enthusiast

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I listen to pretty much everything but lately I have been listening to Rancheras. I like rap and hip hop but mainly the older stuff, all the new stuff out there is s#%t.

 

 

back in my younger days, I was into gangster rap; now I can't stand, rap, hip hop, pop, whatever it is.... I need to have me some good guiter riffs and lead....

 

I go to Vinnie Pauls strip club here in Dallas, every now and then I run into him; he knows me by my appearance and me being a on again/off again regular. I usually wind up leaving all my left over beer and alchohol with Vinnie when I leave the club.

Prokopchuk_9 Senior Enthusiast

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yes ive seen COC in concert live...albatross is their best song

 

me and gsxr1000 listen to like the exact same shit, man thats cool you know vinnie paul. thats badass...and thank the lord nobody has said or listed any newfie jigs!! ahaha

dirtfan21 Senior Enthusiast

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yes ive seen COC in concert live...albatross is their best song

 

me and gsxr1000 listen to like the exact same shit, man thats cool you know vinnie paul. thats badass...and thank the lord nobody has said or listed any newfie jigs!! ahaha

 

 

im jealous of you seein COC! That's awesome. I bet they sound amazing live with their rifs. I'd have to say Stare too Long is my favorite though, cool to hear a tonned down song from a crunch band. Wise Blood was a kick ass cd. At least I believe that was the name of it.

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My three favorite bands are

1.Led Zeppelin

2.Pearl Jam

3. Black Sabbath

 

I also listen to alot of other bands too, like The Doors, U2, The White Stripes, Van Halen, etc. None of the new stuff though.. (except for the White stripes which isn't even that new.)

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