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  1. 03-10-2009 08:52 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hungryfreak View Post
    This. If anything, nowadays, I try to listen in particular to genres I normally dislike to find good bands within them, since I know they're out there.
    My point exactly I really like Cynic's new album and Opeth's non Death Metal album, but their Death stuff is not bad must hear Atheist's new album when it is released
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    I, personally, refuse to listen to anything but The Jonas Brothers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by instantdeath999 View Post
    I, personally, refuse to listen to anything but The Jonas Brothers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by instantdeath999 View Post
    I, personally, refuse to listen to anything but The Jonas Brothers.
    OMG WHOS YOUR FAVE JO BRO MINE IS JOE HE'S SO HAWWWWT

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    Not consciously, but there are certain genres I'm hesitant to approach, like prog and melodeath, and even then there are some exceptions, I really like what I've heard of Procol Harum. Also, I've never heard I post-grunge band I didn't dislike.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MronoC View Post
    Not consciously, but there are certain genres I'm hesitant to approach, like prog and melodeath, and even then there are some exceptions, I really like what I've heard of Procol Harum. Also, I've never heard I post-grunge band I didn't dislike.
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    I've got some of the most eclectic tastes in music ever. I listen to almost literally all genres of music, including some that no longer exist and some from every corner of the globe.

    That's why I'm absolutely LOVING RB's forays into new genres.

    But I'm not going to hate on anyone for being narrow-minded about their musical choices. I don't agree with it, but it's ridiculous to expect people not to be close-minded about what kind of music they like.

    But for god's sake, don't go around telling people they're wrong or crazy or whatever because they happen to listen to something you don't like.

    Rock and roll is a BIG tent.
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    [ ] Cage the Elephant [ ] Neil Young [ ] P-Funk [ ] Heart [X]RUN-DMC [X] MeatLoaf
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gowienczyk View Post
    Cold?
    Day of Fire?
    Chevelle?
    I may have heard something by Chevelle at some point, but I don't think I've ever even heard of the other two, but it's not like I heard Hinder and rushed off to find out more about the genre, what albums would you recommend?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MronoC View Post
    I may have heard something by Chevelle at some point, but I don't think I've ever even heard of the other two, but it's not like I heard Hinder and rushed off to find out more about the genre, what albums would you recommend?
    Chevelle (This Type of Thinking Could Do Us In)
    Cold (Year of the Spider)
    Day of Fire (Cut & Move, Day of Fire)

    Post-Grunge isn't amazing but those albums are better than Hinderbacksmack Days Grace
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gowienczyk View Post
    Chevelle (This Type of Thinking Could Do Us In)
    Cold (Year of the Spider)
    Day of Fire (Cut & Move, Day of Fire)

    Post-Grunge isn't amazing but those albums are better than Hinderbacksmack Days Grace
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