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That1Smart Guy
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trying to gauge what kind of music nerds listen to

im into hard rock and my fave song right now is "Waking the Demon" by Bullet for my Valentine

wat everyone else listen to?

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Diru
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the GazettE, Dir en grey, Enter Shikari, HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR, アンティック-珈琲店-, Sadie, BACK-ON, girugämesh, 雅-miyavi-, exist†trace, Slipknot, D'espairsRay, ギルガメッシュ, alice nine., FACT, Maximum the Hormone, Bis, Kagrra,, Jeremy Soule, LM.C, Gackt, abingdon boys school, 長沼英樹, Guitar Vader, マキシマム ザ ホルモン, lynch., -OZ-, Ayabie, SuG, RENTRER EN SOI, X JAPAN, ムック, 10-FEET, Disturbed, DICE AND JOKER, MOON-香奈-kana-, Plastic Tree, 浜崎あゆみ, Hadouken!, The Latch Brothers, ONE OK ROCK, Locust Toybox, Mudvayne, √eight, Stone Sour, SCREW, DevilDriver, 176BIZ, Polysics, hide.
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That1Smart Guy
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Posted: 30th Sep 2009 00:28 Edited at: 30th Sep 2009 00:28
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Quote: "The Latch Brothers"


didnt kno latch had his own band.......

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Pearl Jam, STP, Soundgarden, Eric Johnson, The police, U2's 90's stuff, King Crimson, Rush, Radiohead, Led Zeppelin, The Allman brothers
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DJ Almix
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Music no one has heard of, mainly rave music.

Headhunterz
Zany
Showtek
DJ Splash
Basshunter
Manian
TuneUp!
Bull Dozer
DJ eXecute
Cosmic Gate
Boosterz inc.
Pakito
Dark Oscillators
Discotronic
Dozer
Scooter
Rave Allstars
The Prophet

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Posted: 30th Sep 2009 01:17 Edited at: 30th Sep 2009 01:18
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In no particular order:

Exodus
Testament
Overkill
Metallica
Slayer
Anthrax
Vio-lence
Megadeth
Forbidden
Death Angel
Sacred Reich
Heathen
Flotsam and Jetsam
Machine Head
Sepultura
Iced Earth
Venom
Annihilator
Kreator
Destruction
Tankard

Some of these are VERY obscure. I have a very unusual taste in music.

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RedneckRambo
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I listen to country and only country. I'm not going to list any of my favorite artists though because I'm probably the only person here who even likes country lol.

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Posted: 30th Sep 2009 02:19 Edited at: 30th Sep 2009 02:20
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Quote: "I listen to country and only country. I'm not going to list any of my favorite artists though because I'm probably the only person here who even likes country lol."


Would you be offended if I said you're probably right?

I'll just put this out there:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqVDIFaCK8U
Her amazing solo starts right after the cool unison lick at 4:44
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RedneckRambo
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Posted: 30th Sep 2009 02:24
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Quote: "Would you be offended if I said you're probably right?"

Not at all actually lol. I come from an area where no one listens to country anyways lol. I'm an oddball everywhere

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Pearl Jam <-- Awesome band
Candy Dulfer

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In Flames is definitely my favorite band, if you want a good taste of there music check this video out (one of my favorites):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAAXK3Mzm2k&feature=fvst

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Posted: 30th Sep 2009 03:08 Edited at: 30th Sep 2009 03:10
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Seether


Quote: "Pearl Jam <-- Awesome band"


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX0WYr_vviM


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Posted: 30th Sep 2009 03:32
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I like country, sometimes.

I listen to music that twiddles with my emotions. Whether that be music that has emotional value and reminds me of things, or just gets me excited/sad/happy like few songs can without previous exposure. Like most people prefer, I would suspect. Listing my current list of bands/composers is kind of pointless as they change like the weather, but my parameters for a "good song" probably won't change. And good songs pop out from the metal genre most often for me, but that might be because I've heard much more metal than any other genre so statistically, It should't be any surprise there. However, I could perhaps find good songs in polka or trance too if I bothered to give it a chance. I won't though, since I'm not so open minded that I can enjoy those genres fully, like I would enjoy more familiar music. That being said, I've had favourites in most genres from disco to classical and chick-flick OST. My cat's name is Snorlo, but I get bad vibes from my cat everytime I call her that. Ah yes, acorns. I find them just a bit too awkward to crack sometimes. Hard enough not to make it with my bare hands (sometimes), but too soft to bother to get tools to do the job.

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Posted: 30th Sep 2009 04:21 Edited at: 30th Sep 2009 04:23
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Been listening to this track lots on my iPod--- it's invigorating.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0LA34W4cfU
&
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lodWFJJIOkg


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Yodaman Jer
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Contemporary Christian, 80s, some 90s stuff, and some Celtic stuff.

-Yodaman Jer.

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zeroSlave
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Posted: 30th Sep 2009 04:57 Edited at: 30th Sep 2009 05:07
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What I listen to now can pretty much be summed up by what I was wanting to know how to play on the guitar when I was learning. I went after blues and classic rock mostly. Although I did take detours. The grunge era will always give me a euphoric recollection when I hear most things from it. Mostly Pearl Jam (in my tree), Mad Season (wake up), Alice in Chains (got me wrong), etc.

Later on, I learned that Clutch also rocks. The way they utilize the break at 2:51 reminds me of a modern day Bring it on home at 1:44 from Led Zeppelin... which also rocks...

But I also love me some Bela Fleck... but mostly because of Victor Wooten (cool rendition of 'Norwegian Wood' by the Beatles... whom... also rock)

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EDIT: Has anyone here seen Hedwig and the angry inch? The origin of Love. Even though the movie was pretty bizarre at times, some of the songs and the story behind them were simply phenomenal.

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puppyofkosh
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Quote: " Victor Wooten"

That guy's nuts he plays the bass like he would a piano.
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zeroSlave
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Ya, I tried incorporating some of his and his brother's techniques to what I play on guitar. And... well... I tried anyway...

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GraPix
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i'm not nerd.. cuz nerds are ugly~ ew

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The bands that I listen to vary fairly often because my friends keep showing me bands that I really like a lot. As of right now, I'm listening to Mayday Parade, This Providence, Hit The Lights, All Time Low, Secondhand Serenade and others of that style. Mayday Parade has really been a standby for me for about a year, and I can't seem to tire out from listening to their stuff.

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Right now I can't get the new Pearl Jam album out of my head (Backspacer), even though I've only listened to it a few times I'm haunted.

Besides that, it's mostly 90's grunge and industrial that I'm listening to now...

Tool (esp Aenema, Triad, Schism)
Faith No More (esp Last Cup of Sorrow, Stripsearch)
Queens of the Stone Age (esp River in the road, I never came)
Metallica
System of a Down


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Royksopp
The Boxer Rebellion
The Flashbulb
Hybrid
Beck
VAST
Elbow
Placebo
Autechre
Aphex Twin / AFX (I want a new album dammit!)
Leila
NIN
Clark
Vitalic

(I like electronic stuff )

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OMG, there are too many! I'll list what's currently in my MP3 player, tho.

Ace of Base
America
Ana
Ani Difranco
Barnes & Barnes
Blind Guardian
Brian May (from Queen)
Cake
Carpenters
Dancer in the Dark Sountrack (Bjork)
Dido
Dr. Horrible Soundtrack (Jed & Joss Whedon)
Eels
Enya
Exit Clov
Evanescence
Fat Mike and the Blue Cats
Felicia Day (Do You Wanna Date My Avatar?)
Greeen
Jimmy and the Chicken Shack
Lily Allen
Liz Phair
Moulin Rouge Soundtrack
Music by myself and my bro
Music from animes (Witch Hunter Robin, Trigun, Sailor Moon, Ai Yori Aoshi...)
Music from video games ("Still Alive" from that game with the running girl... GAH! I can't remember the title!, Bust a Groove 1 & 2, Tenchu games, Um Jammer Lammy...)
Nickleback
Nobuo Uematsu <3
Once Soundtrack
Random Japanese stuff
Red Chilli Peppers
Rent Soundtrack
Songs to Wear Pants to
t.a.T.u
The Corrs
The Veronicas
They Might Be Giants
Tori Amos
Tree 63
Wheatus
Wicked Soundtrack

. . . There's more, but by now, people probably have lost interest. :}

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Quote: "Trigun"



Mmm.... I've got some donuts as well. Some great stuff in there.

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Yodaman Jer
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Rob Thomas and Matchbox Twenty, anyone?

-Yodaman Jer.

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Quote: "But I also love me some Bela Fleck... but mostly because of Victor Wooten (cool rendition of 'Norwegian Wood' by the Beatles... whom... also rock)"


Oh man, I love me some electro-jazz banjo and sweet bass. Have you heard the Flecktones' cover of Oh Darling? They bring in some crazy blues singer (don't know his name unfortunately), and he kills it, it's fantastic.
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Quote: "Rob Thomas and Matchbox Twenty, anyone? "


Amen man.

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Another one of these threads? Ok then:

Metallica
Iron Maiden
Judas Priest
Alice Cooper
Ronald Jenkees (look for him on YouTube )
Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds
Jean Michel Jarre
Queen
Scorpions





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^ That. Except for Ronald Jenkees. Must search him on Youtube, I have no idea of his existence.

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Hehe, Ronald Jenkees rocks - the crazy geek keyboard player with mad skills, well worth checking out.


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Disturbed (especially Down With the Sickness, my fav song)
Static X (Machine album)
Slipknot
Drowning Pool
Metalica
Powerman 5000
Rob Zombie
Unloco (Music as a Weapon II tour)
Taproot (Music as a Weapon II tour)
Chevelle (Music as a Weapon II tour)
Linkin Park

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The Figurines
Muse
Mew
Midlake
The Shins
Nick Drake
Bon Iver
Iron and Wine
Ben Harper
Dire Straits
Antony and the Johnsons
Bloc Party
Royksopp
Empire of the Sun
Jebediah
Radiohead
The Pixies
Smashing Pumpkins
Joy Division

I think they have had most rotation in my playlist. It's a pretty good spread of my tastes I think. Any indie/90's grunge kids out there?

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A few:

Godsmack
Oh, Sleeper
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Skindred
Protest the Hero
Audioslave
Norma Jean
Haggard
Lamb of God
Rise Against (mostly Siren Song of the Counter Culture; haven't much listened to the other albums)


As far as "what nerds listen to," it seems that, mostly, the truly nerdy people listen to either metal, post-hardcore, or emo/screamo music.

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Quote: "trying to gauge what kind of music nerds listen to"


Quote: "As far as "what nerds listen to," it seems that, mostly, the truly nerdy people listen to either metal, post-hardcore, or emo/screamo music. "


More than that! I think we all listen to a little of everything, looking at the lists everyone's provided. Plenty of good music to go around in the world.

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Quote: "the truly nerdy people listen to either metal, post-hardcore, or emo/screamo music."


Yeah, and sometimes we listen to classical music, music that means something, and weird cultural music.

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Well here are mine,

Nelly
Black Eyed Peas
Flo Rida
Lil Wayne
Jim Jones
Matchbox 20
Rob Thomas
AC/DC
Foreigner
T.I.
Soulja Boy
The Lonely Island
And Weird Al

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Looks like we have a crap fan in the topic.

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Looks like we have a stereotypical rock fan that thinks their music is better than everyone elses in the the topic.

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Yeah, thanks for that. Instead of defending rap's case like you should have, you just went right on the offensive towards me. I don't get it. Is it because you know me in real life and you think it's okay to get away with or what?

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There is no rap case, it is just catchy and has a great beat. I would do it to anyone, you are not the only one.

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Aesop Rock
Dose One
Atmosphere
Buck 65
Sage Francis

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Quote: "More than that! I think we all listen to a little of everything, looking at the lists everyone's provided. Plenty of good music to go around in the world."


I didn't mean that as a concrete/exclusive thing. I've just noticed a pattern. I probably should have clarified: by "nerd," I mean gamers/anime-people/basement-dwellers. Not the type of nerd this forum is made up of. Basically, I'm being 100% irrelevant.

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Quote: "Instead of defending rap's case like you should have, you just went right on the offensive towards me. I don't get it."

Well your comment wasn't exactly called for.

Quote: "I've just noticed a pattern."

Maybe this is due to the fact that the majority of teenagers seem to listen to some sort of rock-derived music?
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The majority of modern music is rock-derrived.

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Some of my favorite bands/artists>>>

-Coldplay
-Queen
-Owl City
-The Beatles
-Bob Marley
-Neil Young
-Bob Dylan
-Tom Petty

Just to name a few.

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Basically I really really get into any music that is heavy hitting and has a meaningful story to tell. The emotions I feel when listening to music has a great effect on whether I enjoy it or not just as much as the musical aspect does. It just helps me get into the music more. Here's some examples:

August Burns Red - Redemption
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwl6BmDArwk
This song has brought me to tears it's so beautiful (read the lyrics if you're appreciative of God and spiritual things)

Flyleaf - All Around Me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-sNIWi2fLs
Love her voice and awesome messages behind all their songs

Demon Hunter - Carry Me Down
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD2t1qLJGLQ
Band that was a stepping stone to get me into metal, awesome vocalist packing great lyrics, heavy hitting guitars, and intricate drum beats.

Red - Death of Me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiLwrFI5Fv8
Love this music video

I also love fast paced bouncy kinda music too. I love speeding down the road listening to Paramore, Switchfoot, Thousand Foot Krutch, Yellowcard, Anberlin, and Clutch to name a few.

The list is huge, these are just some of my favorites off the top of my head. I like a very large variety of music ranging from... I dunno what you might call it but cafe` rock to techno and electronic to metal to acoustic slow stuff over to fast paced punk rock.

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Quote: "I come from an area where no one listens to country anyways lol. I'm an oddball everywhere"


Love to know where you live, sounds like heaven! I think just about every state south of, oh, say Canada probably listens to country. I can't get away from it and it hurts my ears.


Oh, and for any metal fans out there, Mastadon and Deathklok are touring together right now.

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Well, I'm going to break the rock-inspired lists:

Mozart
Beethoven
Tchaikovsky
David Bowie
Bobby Darin
Stravinsky
Voltaire (the modern goth one, not the philosopher)
Vernian Process
Chiasm

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