Favorite Music

@Methisa

Who are some of your favorite House DJs/artists?

Anybody else really dig Puscifer? It's Maynard James Keenan's side project from his other bands, Tool and A Perfect Circle, but they are really good in their own right. My current love for sure.

They've got some really good stuff, then some remixes that are real nice. They also tend to have a "revolving door" of talent coming in and doing songs with them. In fact, Milla Jovovich(bless you) does a song called, The Mission(M is for Milla mix) in which she tries rapping. "Antey up with your ass if you ain't got a penny". They are a pretty awesome band with plenty of albums, EPs and remixes to go around.

Here is my Maynard collection. All of the Tool; Opiate, Undertow, Ænima, Lateralus, and 10,000 Days, as well as all of A Perfect Circle's stuff; Mer De Noms, Thirteenth Step, eMOTIVe, and aMOTION(the DVD/CD set). The only one that I'm missing is Tool's Salival, which is a very rare and hard to get DVD/CD set...additionally, I should also get Maynard's other side band, Puscifer's albums. I don't know how many are retail though other than V Is For Vagina, which I have a burned copy of. But they got a lot of stuff, most of it's on iTunes and stuff, but actual discs are nice too. Puscifer is pretty nice, and they are all about remixes too. The V Is For Viagra, Don't Shoot The Messenger, D Is For Dubby, Cuntry Boner and V Is For Vagina: Deluxe Edition stuff are all really great! Conditions Of My Parole is just plain amazing.

Known_Hero wrote:

@Methisa

Who are some of your favorite House DJs/artists?

deadmau5, nero, skrillex, noisia, knife party, and some more i cant reemmemmber

I voted for metal to support it, cs i thought that it would have had low rating, but silly me Turns out that REF has a lot of headbangers. Rock on DUDES !!!

My personal preference is classical Late 60s, throughout 70s Rock! Deep Purple MK2 are the best rock n roll had ever had!!! but as a guitarist i drain most of the inspiration from the 80s, 80s were the celebration of the guitar music! I mean Eddie Van Halen, Randy Rhoads and Stevie Ray Vaughan in one decade, Thats Too Much!!! Though im not much into rap is still dig Old School stuff, since it had a lot of sense, unlike now, nowadays rap sucks, just as much as nowadays Rock. . .

Methsia wrote:

knife party

Deftones has a really good song called Knife Party. Probably my fav on White Pony.

ChrisRedfieldRE156 wrote:

I voted for metal to support it, cs i thought that it would have had low rating, but silly me Turns out that REF has a lot of headbangers. Rock on DUDES !!!

My personal preference is classical Late 60s, throughout 70s Rock! Deep Purple MK2 are the best rock n roll had ever had!!! but as a guitarist i drain most of the inspiration from the 80s, 80s were the celebration of the guitar music! I mean Eddie Van Halen, Randy Rhoads and Stevie Ray Vaughan in one decade, Thats Too Much!!! Though im not much into rap is still dig Old School stuff, since it had a lot of sense, unlike now, nowadays rap sucks, just as much as nowadays Rock. . .

Yeah, Sargent D was the most head bangin' Head Banger here on REF. Not sure where he went, we could talk System Of A Down for days!

Definately gotta love the 80's. I've got Cars, Sunglasses At Night, Working For The Weekend, Take On Me and many others on my iPod!

Old school rap is good. I do like some new stuff though, like collaborations with Eminem and Rihanna, Love The Way You Lie, and other stuff with Dr. Dre, like I Need A Doctor.

Spike991 wrote:

Methsia wrote:

knife party

Deftones has a really good song called Knife Party. Probably my fav on White Pony.

ChrisRedfieldRE156 wrote:

I voted for metal to support it, cs i thought that it would have had low rating, but silly me Turns out that REF has a lot of headbangers. Rock on DUDES !!!

My personal preference is classical Late 60s, throughout 70s Rock! Deep Purple MK2 are the best rock n roll had ever had!!! but as a guitarist i drain most of the inspiration from the 80s, 80s were the celebration of the guitar music! I mean Eddie Van Halen, Randy Rhoads and Stevie Ray Vaughan in one decade, Thats Too Much!!! Though im not much into rap is still dig Old School stuff, since it had a lot of sense, unlike now, nowadays rap sucks, just as much as nowadays Rock. . .

Yeah, Sargent D was the most head bangin' Head Banger here on REF. Not sure where he went, we could talk System Of A Down for days!

Definately gotta love the 80's. I've got Cars, Sunglasses At Night, Working For The Weekend, Take On Me and many others on my iPod!

Old school rap is good. I do like some new stuff though, like collaborations with Eminem and Rihanna, Love The Way You Lie, and other stuff with Dr. Dre, like I Need A Doctor.

Yea system stands out of mainstream, they really managed to do something theirs, cant call myself a fan, but i like some of their stuff. Not a big fan of Gary Numans, but i like cars too(hope we're talking of the same song). But in 80s i mean Hair Metal, Thresh Metal and Guns N Roses (its neither Thresh nor Glam, still its a metal, but no one knows which ). Bands like Journey, motley crue, Twisted Sister, Bon Jovi, heavy artillery like Metallica and of course Guns N Roses, not to say anything bout Van Halen and fathers of 80s like Motor Head and iron maiden.

Not big fan of Rihannas, Though she's like 24/7 on every music channels, i always try to skip her songs. Eminem has a really strong song as far as i remember its called Lose Urself (well one that earned him an Oscar, in 8 mile) really strong lyrics, very motivational song! But most of 2days rap is not good, they sing only of "Bitches n Hos", money and crap, when rap and Hip Hop had huge political and even emotional background back in Public Enemy days. I always try to look for sense in songs, thas why i like 60s the most, I mean like songs of Jim Morrison with monster lyrics. Back in those days lead singers were not only singers but brilliant Poets, 4 ex Robert Plant, simply a genius, like he came up with lyrics of Kashmir, first of all he has brilliant musical hearing, cs Kashmir has really tough tune, but he managed to create brilliant vocal melody on it and lyrics that not only has a rhyme but brain blowing sense. To day all values in music have lost its price, pop mainstream have really covered everything like a plague . . .

ChrisRedfieldRE156 wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Methsia wrote:

knife party

Deftones has a really good song called Knife Party. Probably my fav on White Pony.

ChrisRedfieldRE156 wrote:

I voted for metal to support it, cs i thought that it would have had low rating, but silly me Turns out that REF has a lot of headbangers. Rock on DUDES !!!

My personal preference is classical Late 60s, throughout 70s Rock! Deep Purple MK2 are the best rock n roll had ever had!!! but as a guitarist i drain most of the inspiration from the 80s, 80s were the celebration of the guitar music! I mean Eddie Van Halen, Randy Rhoads and Stevie Ray Vaughan in one decade, Thats Too Much!!! Though im not much into rap is still dig Old School stuff, since it had a lot of sense, unlike now, nowadays rap sucks, just as much as nowadays Rock. . .

Yeah, Sargent D was the most head bangin' Head Banger here on REF. Not sure where he went, we could talk System Of A Down for days!

Definately gotta love the 80's. I've got Cars, Sunglasses At Night, Working For The Weekend, Take On Me and many others on my iPod!

Old school rap is good. I do like some new stuff though, like collaborations with Eminem and Rihanna, Love The Way You Lie, and other stuff with Dr. Dre, like I Need A Doctor.

Yea system stands out of mainstream, they really managed to do something theirs, cant call myself a fan, but i like some of their stuff. Not a big fan of Gary Numans, but i like cars too(hope we're talking of the same song). But in 80s i mean Hair Metal, Thresh Metal and Guns N Roses (its neither Thresh nor Glam, still its a metal, but no one knows which ). Bands like Journey, motley crue, Twisted Sister, Bon Jovi, heavy artillery like Metallica and of course Guns N Roses, not to say anything bout Van Halen and fathers of 80s like Motor Head and iron maiden.

Not big fan of Rihannas, Though she's like 24/7 on every music channels, i always try to skip her songs. Eminem has a really strong song as far as i remember its called Lose Urself (well one that earned him an Oscar, in 8 mile) really strong lyrics, very motivational song! But most of 2days rap is not good, they sing only of "Bitches n Hos", money and crap, when rap and Hip Hop had huge political and even emotional background back in Public Enemy days. I always try to look for sense in songs, thas why i like 60s the most, I mean like songs of Jim Morrison with monster lyrics. Back in those days lead singers were not only singers but brilliant Poets, 4 ex Robert Plant, simply a genius, like he came up with lyrics of Kashmir, first of all he has brilliant musical hearing, cs Kashmir has really tough tune, but he managed to create brilliant vocal melody on it and lyrics that not only has a rhyme but brain blowing sense. To day all values in music have lost its price, pop mainstream have really covered everything like a plague . . .

System Of A Down is a great band, I actually have all of their albums, Sytem Of A Down, Toxicity, Steal This Album, Mezmerize and Hyptnotize. Of course, I tend to skip over most of their songs on my Shuffle list, just because I'm not always in the mood for louder stuff, and it annoys me.

I don't care for Rihanna so much, just certain songs that include her, like the Eminem one that I mentioned. Lose Yourself was a good song too, I have it on my nano.

IDK, some newer rap is kind of generic, but that Drake, Lil Wayne, and certain others that I have on my ipod aren't so bad. I probably wouldn't even like Drake if his rhymes weren't so good.

Last name Ever, first name Greatest, like a spranged ankel boy I ain't nothin' to play with.

I Rarely listen to rock. Just for linkin park and hollywood undead but that's about it. I mainly listen to dubstep, skrillex, and all types of electronic music such as electro, drum and bass, and even regular techno.