What Is Your Favourite Type Of Music?

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I must say I like a dance beat to pop music.

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Yes and adagio/slow tempo for classical :slight_smile:

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I give you.

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I liked some bits but not others :slight_smile:

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Music has been and still is one of my driving forces, both playing and listening to. Most genres will tickle my ASMR except modern jazz; that just irritates me.

One particular piece has deep meaning for me as it was the background theme for a TV series about the holocaust and as I’m of Jewish extraction, this has meaningful significance for me:-

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Classical, Jazz, Boogie. Not necessarily in that order.

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Blues
Heavy Metal
Classic Rock
Some 80s
Country
Blue Grass
Jazz
Classical
Some rap (very little)
Folk (very little)

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Difficult to list favourite types of music. I like to be open to new sounds.

But my main listening would be:

Rock, mainly 70s
Metal (and the many sub genres)
Prog
Female fronted symphonic rock (Nightwish)
Some folk (Steeleye Span)
Some blues

Picked up new bands on the various music threads on here.
A good friend of mine has shared various of the modern day singer song writers, which I have enjoyed. :slightly_smiling_face:

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Any genre of music and sounds that floats my boat or stirs my emotions be it tears, those wonderful goosebumps and shivers, stuff that makes me scream and holler and bang imaginary drums, sentimental or sexy and music that takes me back to my youth . :partying_face:

However, folk and rap - leave me cold. :confused:

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Gospel music reminds me of a scene from the Blues Brothers film, all dancing- singing- drum bashing - jumping up and down and dressed up people trying to sing. No wonder they start freaking out in the film having to listen to that

Hopefully i shall be going to an André Rieu concert next year as it was cancelled this year

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I love listening to Elvis Presley singing his Gospel songs.:pray:

Cliff Richards is another great gospel singer, Millennium Prayer and Saviours Day are two of my favourites.

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This genre was invented, I think, by The Nice (5 Bridges) and later used by Emerson, Lake and Palmer on some of their tracks.

Prog rock (aka Symphonic rock it seems from what I’ve just read on a Google search)
Prog jazz
Acid jazz
Prog folk
Folk rock (a la Steeleye Span)
Soft rock (Eagles, etc)
Rock (Queen, etc)
Light classical
Country rock
Female fronted symphonic rock (:+1:t3: Thanks for the tip Chillie)

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I’m a Reggae person, but also like:

Reggae.
Soul.
Blues.
Some Classical.
60s - Rolling Stones, Kinks etc.

Can’t stand Rap.

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I think his voice was almost operatic. One of a kind…:slight_smile:

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So many choices, so many moods to satisfy…
All pop and top 40 hits since the 60’s
Some heavy metal (my kids loved this, so of course I heard it all)
some rap ( can be fun, no swearing)
classical (yesterday played piano CD by Mozart)
love soul music of 60’s and 70’s
Easy listening ( Eagles, Abba, Foreigner,)
the list goes on, and on…

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I like a lot of music especially carpenters I can sing to them, George Michael, George Harrison, moody blues, ABBA, Blondie, fox,mamas and papas and a lot more, it sll depends on my mood.

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Ah, The Moody Blues, one of the great grandfathers of prog. :+1:t3:

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I added that DJ Tiesto to my playlist…great music for working out to! So energetic, love it! :+1:

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I also Love listening to Luis Fonsi songs, :heartpulse:…

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I agree there are some great tracks to be heard on Youtube.

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