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I've followed some bands for nearly their whole careers... I really like Korn although their albums from 98 and beyond have been sort of hit and miss with me (although certain songs on each album i really enjoy). I've followed Rammstein about as long as korn (12 years now), as well as Marilyn Manson.
I love Rob Zombie and white zombie, megaherz (another German band)

I also like Des-row *i think to be one of the most under appreciated punkers from Japan*, Gackt, Rhymester, Kreva, SADS, DJ Taka, DJ krush, Denki Groove and the solo stuff by Takkyu Ishino.. I also like Eri Sugai and Missa Jounichi (new age music types).

Smashing Pumpkins, Pearl Jam, Stone temple pilots and other alt. bands from the 1990s, Judas Priest, Anthrax, Skindred, Pantera...I tend to like harder-rock.

I have a hard time picking songs.... hm. "To Forgive" by Smashing Pumpkins, "Jeremy" by Pearl Jam (i know, i pick the hit), "Wake up hate" or "did my time" by korn, "wo bist du" by rammstein... "Mobscene" or "Dogma" by Manson...lol i could go on and on, this is a favorite subject of mine!

3nodding the beach boys are one of my favorites from the 1960s, I also like Black by Pearl Jam.. I usually end up listening to them when I'm feeling depressed and need something to reinforce the emotion..lol. Lukin is also a great song..lol. Currently I've been spending a lot of time listening to Rhymester...which is one of my all time favorite bands

im more of a rock fan. i listen to older bands such as guns n roses, ac/dc, bon jovi, megadeth and the like and i also listen to newer ones such as linkin park, three days grace, my chemical romance...all the good stuff. i cant stand most rap and definitely not a fan of screamo. ill listen to techno cuz it has a good beat tho. a personal fav for a song is linkin parks "what ive done". its in my pro in a music video if u wanna hear it :3

hmm...i dont hear much music, but maybe i should keep a tab on that song and check it when im on a comp that has sound

Anyone here ever listen to Nerdrap before? This guy named ytcracker is amazing at it.

Part of the song called MegaNerd by ytcracker on the album NES (Nerdrap Entertainment System)
"i hated gym - cuz i never was athletic
i played a couple sports just to keep it copasetic
but i found more in computers than i ever could in hooping
every time i wrote a goto b***h i had that baby looping
basically basic was the first language i spoke
and i was telling apple deuces just where they could peek and poke
i had a five and quarter floppy labeled please dont drop me
used to load a million copies and no one could ever stop me

lived in the computer lab no one could separate us
and i never did my homework its no wonder others hate us
id get As on all my tests so nobody could debate us
now im shouting from the mountain stc we are the greatest
never get discouraged just let your nerdy flourish
cuz were native to this code and the rest are all just tourists
if it aint apparent now then just wait a couple years
when your gas is getting pumped by every one of those queers "

is it just me or is that just awesome. Go and check out some of his other stuff, it's pretty sweet especially if you understand a lot of the references. Oh and on this cd all the beats and from the old classic NES games.

Gin Blossoms, Of Montreal, one of the Marley Kids, Al Kapone, and some other people played in a concert at my school this passed weekend!

For those of you who have never heard of the radio, Gin Blossoms were a huge radio hit in the mid to late 90's. With songs like Hey Jealousy, Til I hear it From You, Found Out About You, and Follow You Down. (don't recognize the songs, go listen to them on youtube)

And the Concert was freaking awesome, couldn't hear out of my left ear for 2 days! Of Montreal was pretty good too, but Gin Blossoms wow, what an experience.

And due to the concert I have taken a sudden interest in similar music most notably Third Eye Blind most famous for there song Jumper and Semi-Charmed Life. I am personally in love with their song called Narcolepsy, it has a great balance of mellow tunes and matching lyrics, with a perfect transition into faster and harder paced music.

I love Music! heart

What kind of rock good sir. There is no such thing as "Just rock" We've got classic rock like the who, we've got 80's metal hairband rock, punk rock yadda yadda yadda. Unless when you say rock you are refering to everything.

CCR is some good stuff and The Who is amazing. Some of my favorite of the older generation rock.

Bob Dylan is awe-inspiring to listen too as well.

Oh I've also been in a big Bob Marley Mood. "I shot the Sheriff" is one of the greatest songs I've ever heard.

"I shot the sheriff, but I didn't shoot no deputy." Excellent lyric.