Topic: What kind of music do you listen to?

I was homegrown on hip-hop and rap, but then broke out to alternative and regular rock, a few bits of electronica, Jamaican reggae/dancehall and of course, some nice J-POP/J-ROCK.

I like video game music, video game remixes, ROCK!, and some heavy metal.

@Kid_A I hate shouty metal too. It's usually nu-metal, black or death metal as I said before. Thankfully that's not the only kind of metal (although it's the most prevalent nowadays). Heavy metal is great:

Steppenwolf - Born To Be Wild (you must know this!)
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I listen to mostly Christian Rock/hard rock/ rap
Toby mac, Skillet, Pillar, Disciple,Casting Crowns, Decypher Down, kutless, and more.
I also listen to a lot of 60's/70's music

80s new wave/punk, folk, american roots music, world music, some electronic, celtic, jazz...some artists are David Bowie (all time fav), Tom Waits, Cocteau Twins, Kraftwek, Manu Chao, The Smiths, Lunasa, Bruce Cockburn, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Stan Getz, John Coltrane, The Ramones etc. etc. etc.

I enjoy Rock, Punk, Punk-rock, Rock-punk, and any alternative including the words 'rock' and 'punk'.

Yep, my music taste is along the 'punk', 'rock' and 'alternative' lines, too. It follows two threads:

Punk Rock, Melodic Hardcore, Pop Punk, Hardcore, Ska Punk, Street Punk:
88 Fingers Louie, Alkaline Trio, All, All Time Low, Annihilation Time, Arteries, Ataris, Automatic 7, Avail, Bad Religion, Bigwig, Blink 182, Black Flag, Bodyjar, Bouncing Souls, Boysetsfire, Bracket, Briggs, Buzzcocks, Cold Ones, Common Rider, Descendents, Dead Kennedys, Dead to Me, Dear Landlord, Death is not Glamorous, Digger, Dillinger Four, Down by Law, Down and Outs, Draft, Dropkick Murphys, Face to Face, Fairweather, Fall Out Boy, Flogging Molly, Former Cell Mates, Fugazi, Gameface,Good Riddance, Green Day, Groovie Ghoulies, Hawthorne Heights, Hot Water Music, Hi Fi Handgrenades, Hi-Standard, J-Church, Kid Dynamite, Lagwagon, Lawrence Arms, Leatherface, Leathermouth, Lifetime, Mad Caddies, Matches, Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, Meices, Midtown, Millencolin, Minor Threat, Minutemen, Movielife, Mr. T Experience, My Chemical Romance, MXPX, New Found Glory, New Mexican Disaster Squad, NOFX, No Motiv, No Use For a Name, Offspring, Off With Their Heads, Once Over Twice, Operation Ivy, Paint it Black, Pennywise, Pinhead Gunpowder, Propagandhi, Pulley, Queers, Ramones, Rancid, Reggie and the Full Effect, Riptides, Rise Against, River City High, Samiam, Saves the Day, Say Anything, Set Your Goals, Sex Pistols, Schleprock, Screeching Weasel, Senses Fail, Sicko, Shook Ones, Snuff, Southpaw, Southport, Squirtgun, Starting Line, Steel Rules Die, Street Dogs, Strike Anywhere, Strung Out, Unwritten Law, US Bombs, Walk the Plank, Weston, Yesterday's Kids, Zebrahead.

Alternative Rock, Indie Rock, College Rock and GrrrrrrUnge:
Afghan Whigs, Arcade Fire, Ben Folds Five, Counting Crows, Dinosaur Jr, Fake Problems, Farside, Foo Fighters, Fighting With Wire, Get Up Kids, Gaslight Anthem, Hüsker Dü, Jawbreaker, Jimmy Eat World, Juliana Theory, Knapsack, Lemonheads, Liars Academy, Lotion, Mudhoney, Nerf Herder, Nirvana, Pavement, Panic at the Disco, Pixies, REM, Scarce, Sebadoh, Sevens and Nines, Smudge, Starmarket, Sugar, Tales From the Birdbath, Taking Back Sunday, Tokyo Adventures, Velo Deluxe, Weezer, Weakerthans.

Oh.... and The Pogues.

Music is easily as important to me as gaming! (Great topic by the way).

I'm not going to list names or anything, but I listen to a very broad range of music including hip-hop, folk, world music (traditional "roots" music from wherever on the Planet Earth), rock (50s-80s with minimal post 80s), punk, electronic (including audio collage/tape music, to more experimental stuff like John Cage, Stockhausen, etc.), electronica/techno (mostly ambient), classical, blues, jazz.

I just finished listening to my Sonic Youth catalogue (Sister through The Eternal; minus the experimental stuff on Deutsche Grammaphone) and fancy listening to a collection of favourite tracks from The Cult, but prior to that I was listening to B.B. King and John Lee Hooker. Steely Dan and my massive funk/soul collection seem to never leave my iPod...

Well I like just about everything but 90% of rap and some country. But most of what I hate are from artists that started after 2000. Anyone who started before then is almost definitely on m list. I do like Dragon Force though, great rock. I mainly listen to Michael Jackson (Keep your comments to yourself), Ozzy Osbourne (Even if he can barely speak now a days, hes still better then most of the new artists today), The Beatles, Scatman John, Guns 'n' Roses, AC/DC, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Metallica, Aerosmith, and Dragon Force. Yeah I like mostly popular stuff.

Heavy metal, Speed metal, Hard rock, Punk rock, 50's - 80's (all), Classic, Ragtime, Reggae, Calypso, Latin Pop and Folk/World Music. Especially Celtic folklore music.

In my opinion, 80's has got the best hip-hop/pop/beat music ever. Better than modern music, again in my opinion. Favourite 80's bands include UB40 and Cameo, but that's not all of them.

Favourite Rock Bands: Rammstein (found some of their music on a CD just yesterday...), Sum 41, Kings of Leon, Oasis, Metallica, Good Charlotte and Guns 'n' Roses. I don't like every single track these bands have, but they're good enough for me.

mostly rock , techno and a lil bit of rap here n there

Before or after Sex on Fire?

I've actually become pretty into Lady Gaga too. I like songs like "Poker Face," "Paparrazzi," and "Just Dance," but I really started liking her music when she released "The Fame Monster" Album and had songs like "Bad Romance," "Speechless," and "Dance in the Dark."

But, more generally, I like a lot of music. Not really into classical or jazz or things like that. Most of my music that I listen to is current, due to me being 14. I've really been liking Lady Antebellum lately. I got the song "Need You Now" and also got their song "American Honey," which was really good too. But like I said, I listen to a lot of music. Even country and rap. (Not a lot of either, but some of each)

I haven't listened to it before... is it that bad?

Its not bad that you havent, the question is, why do you listen to them after?