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General Lee 01 Senior Enthusiast

General Lee 01

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I listen to just about anything & everything on the poll (ALMOST).

 

 

My 3 favorites though are Rock, Rap, and Old time Country (That's the only music that I consider country in my book, none of this white trash pop crap that's played on "Country" radio stations today)

2k2TahoeSS Enthusiast

2k2TahoeSS

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I listen mostly to rock.  I like stuff like ozzy, metallica and such.  None of this new bulls*%t like the former Drowning Pool, and linkin park and stuff.  Thats not rock, nor is it metal.  I also like classical music.  I've played piano and from 4-12 and guitar/drums from then on.  Rap isnt music.  I'm sorry.  It just isnt.  It is, however, fun to blast it over loud subs to piss everyone off. :chevy:

 

Ben

LarryE Senior Enthusiast

LarryE

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i mainly listen to rap but like "white trash pop country" to

 

which is 10 times better than any of that country western/old time country s*%t.

Elwood Senior Enthusiast

Elwood

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I voted R&B/Blues

 

I do hope you mean the REAL R&B like Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin, and James Brown.

 

Not the stuff they claim to be R&B in the music stores nowadays.  If you mean the new stuff then it should NOT be lumped in with Blues.

Guest Friz

Guest Friz

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I listen to a little bit of everything. My favorite is classic rock, then

Blues

Swing (big band)

Jazz

Classical

Oldies (rock and r&b)

A little rap

Elwood Senior Enthusiast

Elwood

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Yes, I mean the real stuff.  I hate the new crap!

Holy crap!  I can't believe Paco and I have actually agreed on something musically for once.   :thumb:    :chevy:

General Lee 01 Senior Enthusiast

General Lee 01

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A little rap

I don't believe it!

 

You're telling me that you (Dan Frisbee) "be kickin' it with da homies"? :chevy:

 

 

I've seen it all now!

 

I guess when Mark Martin (NASCAR driver, kinda old) admited today that he had Eminem "bumpin" in his cd player, I should've taken it as a hint. :)

CMNTMXR81 Senior Enthusiast

CMNTMXR81

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Head banging heavy metal.

 

And last time I checked, Drowning Pool, Linkin Park and many of that newe bullsh*t you referred too (which I also have in my collection) was just as much metal as is Ozzy.

 

You sound exactly like a friend of mine who refuses to step out of the 70-80's of heavy metal and according to him anything new sucks!

LarryE Senior Enthusiast

LarryE

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Head banging heavy metal.

 

And last time I checked, Drowning Pool, Linkin Park and many of that newe bullsh*t you referred too (which I also have in my collection) was just as much metal as is Ozzy.

 

You sound exactly like a friend of mine who refuses to step out of the 70-80's of heavy metal and according to him anything new sucks!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

 

go get em CMT           Linkin Park is one of my fave bands, and alot better than any 80's  I like Saliva to... Drowning Pool was good, it just sux that Dave died.

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