First and foremost rap/hip hop. I avoid it like a plauge

grunge
prog rock
new country
new R&B
top 40
smooth jazz

pop-punk/emo - about as soothing to the ears as a fire alarm and i mean that literally, not rhetorically
rap/hip-hop
country
jazz

Hip-hop/rap - not my bag, never has been.

heavy metal
most country
extreme rap

im not a huge fan of emo stuff either

hip-hop/rap
heavy metal

Hip-hop/rap - not my bag, never has been.


me either

I usually don't listen to: opera, classical, jazz, heavy metal, althernative, hip hop, Top 40, extreme rap--nothing against them, they're not what I'm in to.

country music makes me want to gouge my eyes out, then gouge yer eyes out , then gouge out Willie Nelson's eyes, then swap everyone's eyeballs around, then gouge them all out again.

...and I don't like rap or hippety-hop quite so much as that.

rap makes me wanna punch things, so does techno.

rap/hip-hop
emo/screamo
pop-punk
NU-metal
math-metal
post-grunge
most alternative (after 1993)
grunge (after 1992)
teen-pop
some metalcore
deathcore
mall-metal
young country
contemporary Christian pop
pretty much all pop
disco
"smooth jazz" (actually, it's light instrumental r & b)

rap makes me wanna punch things, so does techno.
:rofl:

Even though I'm from the south I don't really care that much for Country Music. There are a few exceptions to it though. And I really can't stand Rap at all.

Yuck I forgot about techno, and a bigger yuck disco.

opera and jazz

Anything pretentious.

heavy metal
rap
alternative rock
hip hop

country music makes me want to gouge my eyes out, then gouge yer eyes out , then gouge out Willie Nelson's eyes, then swap everyone's eyeballs around, then gouge them all out again.

...and I don't like rap or hippety-hop quite so much as that.

:lol:

Seriously though, I do like the old 'Roadhouse' country: George Jones, Charlie Pride, Patsy Cline, Sonny James, Eddie Arnold...that kind of stuff, the kind of songs I'd find on the car radio when I was a kid, and our family would be driving across the country and we'd be searching the AM dial. I really actually like that kind of music.

:lol:

Seriously though, I do like the old 'Roadhouse' country: George Jones, Charlie Pride, Patsy Cline, Sonny James, Eddie Arnold...that kind of stuff, the kind of songs I'd find on the car radio when I was a kid, and our family would be driving across the country and we'd be searching the AM dial. I really actually like that kind of music.
I agree, old country is awesome. I can listen to any country music from its beginning up until the early-to-mid 1980s. Back then, country music was country music mainly because of its instrumentation, and not because of the singer's accent or ridiculous lyrics about being rednecks or giving beer to horses.

:lol:

Seriously though, I do like the old 'Roadhouse' country: George Jones, Charlie Pride, Patsy Cline, Sonny James, Eddie Arnold...that kind of stuff, the kind of songs I'd find on the car radio when I was a kid, and our family would be driving across the country and we'd be searching the AM dial. I really actually like that kind of music.
I totally agree - and don't forget Johnny Cash. He just rocked, no matter what genre he did.

I can't stand rap, hip hop, and heavy metal.

I also don't care for oldies (pre-1980) and Motown.

I also won't listen to bubblegum teenybopper pop.

present day pop and hip hop
religious music- includes christian pop and rock
bluegrass
techno
acid house
rave
trance
jungle
canto pop
emo

not that i cannot stand it- it's just not my cup of tea

ska
heavy metal
gothic rock
opera
irish music
bangra

Anything 1980s and newer.

Anything 1980s and newer.

I could also say anything 1987 and newer, with the exceptions of Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood.

Today's hip hop!! :thumbsdow I use to love hip hop back in the late 80's, and early 90's, when it was called Rap, but today's "rap" is like listening to fingers on a chalkboard. It was nice when they were actually singing about stuff that mattered, but now all I seem to hear is them talking about their money, and their women. It's just not relatable to me anymore.