Guybrush

Alright, I've randomized the list and this is what it looks like :

• Reggae
• Funk
• Rock & Roll
• Heavy Metal
• Synth-pop
• Jazz-Rock
• Parody
• Dub
• Viking Metal
• Goth Rock
• Vocal music
• IDM
• Big Beat
• Folk Rock
• Country Rock
• Folk
• Funk Metal
• Space Rock
• Gangsta Rap
• Blues
• Europop
• Shoegaze
• Klezmer
• Easy Listening
• Speed /Thrash Metal
• Alternative Rock
• Salsa
• Psychedelic Rock
• Ballad
• Free Jazz
• Prog Rock
• Gospel
• Bluegrass
• Latin
• Disco
• Art Rock
• Jazz
• Country Blues
• Psychobilly
• Drum n Bass
• Smooth Jazz
• Baroque
• Pop
• Ska
• Folk Punk
• J-pop
• Hard Rock
• Folk Metal
• Brit Pop
• Glam
• Neo Soul
• House
• Blues Rock
• Movie / Game Soundtracks
• Tropicalia
• World Music
• Symphonic Rock
• Classic Rock
• Rockabilly
• New Age
• Romantic
• Southern Rock
• Big Band
• Hip Hop
• Nu Metal
• Ambient
• Acid Jazz
• Funk Rock
• Punk
• Samba
• Surf Rock
• Indie Rock
• No-Wave
• Avantgarde
• Hardcore
• Power Pop
• Classical
• Modern classical
• Swing Revival
• Country
• Fusion
• Garage Rock
• Stoner Rock
• Modal Jazz
• Doom Metal
• Flamenco
• Swing
• Acoustic
• Black Metal
• Canterbury
• Electronic
• EBM / Electro-Industrial
• Dubstep
• Trance
• Contemporary classical
• Pop Rock
• Bebop
• Musicals
• Comedy
• Death Metal
• Medieval
• Rock
• Soul
• Screamo
• Rhythm & Blues
• Krautrock
• Emo
• Children Songs
• Math Rock
• Eurodance
• Grunge

However this turns out in the future, it seems reggae is first

If anyone feel they know reggae well enough to write a general reggae thread when the time comes (monday), that would be awesome! If noone steps up to the task, I'll try myself although I'll admit that aside from knowing about a few jamaicans, I consider myself reggae clueless!

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