Favorite band or genre?

[sweet860]

Beck
Phoenix
Giraffes? Giraffes!
Belle & Sebastian
Coheed and Cambria
At the Drive In

just to name what ive been going over the last couple of days

[King Snarf]

So nobody wants to own up to Genesis?

I like some Genesis. Though I will say I like Peter Gabriel more. Either group, though, needs to get added to the Rock Band game.

The Police?

Hells yes! I prefer their earlier stuff, with all the songs about unrequited love and suicide and generally fast upbeat songs about being depressed.

[Cepheid]

Electronic; so much electronic. Especially psychedelic electronic.

Favourite artists are probably:
Carbon Based Lifeforms
Shpongle
Mind.in.a.Box
Liquid Stranger
Freq
Neelix
Tycho
Younger Brother
Shulman
Ott

And then I also like Tool and A Perfect Circle, Katatonia, Dimmu Borgir, and Árstíðir for non-electro. And Daft Punk for the songs that sound like robot love.

[RancidInsanity]

Daft Punk, Wolfgang Gartner, Deadmau5, Technoboy, Tuneboy, Skrillex

Yeah I love all forms of electronic music.

[Sentient6]

To answer your question, Sega-Boy, I LOVE Genesis (Gabriel era anyway. Collins era is hit-or-miss for me, but some of that stuff is still really good). I've also been a Beck fan for years, though I don't listen to him nearly as much as I did in high school. Alice in Chains are also a long time favorite for me.

[fembot_stalker]

Here is my list of my tastes in music:

1. NEAS (non-percussive electronic ambient space) or New Age music ( http://www.internet-radio.com/station/pvc-ambient/ ) and experimental/noise electronic music ( http://www.lawrence.com/radio/genre19/ ).
2. Different forms of EDM (electronic dance music) such as electronica, techno, drum and bass, dubstep, trance, ambient, bass, house, (classic) disco, (classic) funk, chillout/lounge, etc. ( http://techno.org/electronic-music-guide )
3. Rock music - industrial , metal ( all degrees and types ), punk , classic, alternative, oldies, rockabilly (punkabilly), "doo wop" (Motown), noise, Condfederate/Southern, Woodstock, etc. Check out these guys: "Bodybuilders With Gun" by Low On Insanity
4. Folk/Country music - folk (Celtic, American, Latin, Hawaiian), bluegrass, country (old school, new school, "alternative"), rockabilly, "bug" music, mountain music, Australian oboe music (or whatever that long, strange-sounding and flute-like musical instrument is that those outbackers blow into, but it's nice) and some countrypop ( "Giddy On Up" by Laura Bell Bundy ).
5. Blues/Old School R&B - blues (traditional, modern, gospel, secular), zydeco, old school soul/rhythm and blues (1950s to the early 1980s) and go-go music ( Chuck Brown ) . I like Maze featuring Frankie Beverly a lot too.
6. Classical music - orchestrated, chamber, patriotic/march, instrumentals (pipe organ, piano, harpsicord, xylophone, cello, percussion, harp, violin, etc.), baroque and "alternative" ( STOMP ).
7. Jazz - traditional (Duke Ellington), bebop, modern, jazz-funk , acid ( Roy Ayers ) and smooth .

Of course, I do occasionally hear lots of international/World music (that is, music that is created outside the USA) - like some of that from Africa or the Middle East, but I typically revolve around those first seven main types of music. (I pretty much covered darn near everything already, didn't I?) Sometimes, I may hear about artists and tunes from certain other types of music that I really don't care for, but I usually tend to forget about them later. If there is any one type of music that I would like to learn how to perform the most it would be the type of music that I usually like to refer to as NEAS music. Just like with techno and rave music, I like the laser lights and stuff that a few of the NEAS musicians deploy while giving their concerts - it's awesome! If I were a NEAS musician, I would take it a step further - I would deploy one or two fembot (female robot) dancers to accompany me while I play my NEAS music on stage.

What about the rest of you all? Who is your favorite musician/artist and what is currently your favorite song?

[Sentient6]

I believe this is the Australian instrument you were referring to. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dijeridooo

Lately I've been listening to Peter Gabriel and Sieges Even a lot.

[fembot_stalker]

I believe this is the Australian instrument you were referring to. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dijeridooo

Lately I've been listening to Peter Gabriel and Sieges Even a lot.

Thanks, Sentient6! You are the Greatest! That's exactly the instrument that I was referring too. Also, I want to point out that I find it interesting that, given the main subject of this forum (fembots or female robots), a large number of forum members - myself included - listen to some form of electronic music or other type of (weird) music that heavily uses computers. I wonder why?

Also, as far as particular songs are concerned, I like various songs from various types of music as far as male deejays/performers/artists are concerned, but as for the female musicians, probably the 2 songs that I like the most are "I Will Stand By U" by Carrie Underwood and "(I Will) Cater 2 U" by Destiny's Child . (It is kind of hard to believe that the now egocentric and materialistic BKC once recorded a song with lyrics like the ones in the video!) Well, I hope that you all enjoy both links!

[Deep Blue]

Tai chi Beyond

[fembot_stalker]

Tai chi Beyond

Is that supposed to be ambient New Age music?