That was well illustrated.

Heh, I just did a research project on the way music should be felt rather than just heard.

jazz, classic rock, blues, punk, a little bit of ska, and a little bit of metal, and tons of weird experimental stuff.

The Mars Volta is probably the band that takes me the furtherest in my mind. It's like being on a natural trip. Omar's guitaring w/ Cedric's vocals creates this ambience unlike anything else, and its feels good to hear it. When I listen to their music, and it just makes me feel different, a feeling i can only get by listening to them. And its great. Truely a marvelous band.

Yea, I listen to different types of music, bands, songs depending of my mood most of the time. When I would ride the bus I would sit by myself and stick my headphones and just think. Think, think, and think. It was the best part of my day. Incubus is one of those bands that there songs just connect with me, whether it's happiness, sadness, anger, or love. They have songs for many emotions.
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Music has been a part of my life since I was like a foot tall. I was brought up with quite a lot of classic pop stuff like Jacko and other heavier stuff like Guns N' Roses.

When I got older and started to gain my own tastes I got drawn towards pop-punk/ Rock. I now feel i like a wide range of music ranging from some pop, r n' b to classical (a bit) to rock and of course Indie. I am open to listen to stuff people recommend. Music is important in my life and I feel it is all relevant at one point in time depending on emotions.

I do like depressing and sad music too and i think that it is important to be sad sometimes, you can't be happy all the time. Having said that I am generally a happy person.

the song that makes me cry - Flogging Molly - The Likes Of You
the song that makes me want to dance - SOAD - Ddevil
the song that makes me laugh - Buckwheat Boys - Peanut Butter Jelly Time

the album that takes me through the most emotions - Pink Moon - Nick Drake

Nirvana = Proof that you can make great music, even when your technical skill is limited.