MotorMind

I usually manage to clear a floor pretty fast by playing one of my own tunes

Megatron

Hmm...

Creed
Rap
Whatever that crap is they call R&B nowadays
Rap-rock
Hip-hop
Nu-metal
Country
Punk
Wannabe-Punk (i.e. blink 182... barf...)
Boy bands
Teenage girl pop
Celine Dion
Linkin Park


Heh, there's probably more...

Bloop

So Zero Angel, now that you have told us what you like and other people hate...

Actually much of what you posted would clear a floor if I was the only one on it thats for sure.

How about:

Once upon the Cross - Deicide

I kind of like it. Don't think many others do.

Bloop

Chop Suey - Avril Lavigne

ju'iblex

touche.

August Spies

Rap
R&B
Hip-hop
Country
Punk


Zero Angel, there is life beyond shit metal.

MikeG

What a coincidence., I have a CD of music I made for my kids and the first song on it is Al Jolson singing "Red red robin". In fact, I played it earlier tonight(!) & thought about sending it to a friend. I like it quite a bit and sing along. Havne't heard much of his other stuff though.


On the oriiginal topic, I like some of the old Motorhead. Lemmy's voice will clear most any room.

Kim o' the Concrete Jungle

Speaking of The Cramps, every time I've ever put "She Said" on my stereo people have said, what the f*** is that?

She said...

She said...

Woo, ee, ah, ah!

Lateralus

nearly flawless list of pure garbage. I'll just add a few

Limp Bizkit
Nickleback
Creed (it can't be said enough)

Automaton

Hey Creed is alright. Their guitar-work is pretty excellent, and I'm one of the few people that does not have their head burst into flames when hearing Scott Strapp's voice.
Won't necessarily clear a room. Cheesy R&B/rap/hip hop cross-overs are "in" now and excessively shitty rap-rock bands are usually what passes for "rock" these days. Gee it takes a load of talent to rip off a hip-hop drum-and-bass beat then play powerchords over that. When these genres are done well, however, they are done exceptionally. Good rap (Public Enemy, Dead Prez)/hip hop (old Outkast)/r&b (Bone Thugz)/rap-rock (try System of a Down/RZA - Shame) is not found on the pop charts.
What's wrong with "new metal", precisely? As for the genre there are some extremely talented, and yet musically under-appreciated (mostly because of snobby elitists that think metal attained perfection with "Iron Man", or metal euro-trash that think if something's from Scandanavia it must be a trillion times better than the "American dregs" ) bands, such as Factory 81, Mudvayne, some Manson (Coma White, Sweet Dreams, etc.), Spineshank, System of a Down (listen to Innervision and tell me it's not genius), older StainD, Stone Sour and Nothingface.
Agree. Nothing sucks like country.
But... but... Propaghandi is awesome.
All of these come close to country in suckiness, but never quite reach it.
Pfft. Listen to Krwlng (featuring Aaron Lewis) from the Reanimation album. Not that I particularly like Linkin Park (actually I think most of their stuff sucks ass), but that particular song is exceptional. I even picked it up on guitar when most of it is keyboard/synthesizer.

Now excuse me whilst I \m/ \m/ to some nu-metal: Factory 81 - Peace Officer.