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Originally Posted by Wayfarer (Post 421231)

Because it reminds me of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. :D

Okay I'll give you that but it doesn't cover why everyone else likes Billie Jean

because it's catchy and causes your brain to release endorphins?

I listen to alot of different genres of music

I listen to spanish (salsa, cumbia, reggeaton), Hip Hop, Pop, Country, some rock...My IPOD is a mess of music!! But that means I can enjoy music with everyone.

You can't enjoy music with deaf people.

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Originally Posted by cardboard adolescent (Post 421479)

because it's catchy and causes your brain to release endorphins?

but it's not catchy. I mean if there's one thing keeping MJ up it should be that the song is catchy.

and you can enjoy bad music with deaf people if you're punching them in the ears.

I guess if it's not catchy to you it's not catchy to anyone.
But I think that it's catchy. So do thousands of other people.
The only plausible explanation is that you are right and the
rest of us don't exist.

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Originally Posted by cardboard adolescent (Post 421482)

You can't enjoy music with deaf people.

deaf people can enjoy music.

How? By being tickled by the bass vibrations?

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Originally Posted by enemyat_thesix (Post 420711)

here are all the genres in my wmp library of 100+ GB

abstract
alt-country
ambient
anti-folk

big beat
black metal
bossa nova
breakbeat
breakcore
britpop

chamber pop
chipbreak
classic rock
classical
comedy
cybergrind

dance-punk
darkwave
death metal
deathcore
deathgrind
d'n'b
downtempo
dream pop
drone
dub
dubstep

electro
electroclash
electronic
electropop
elephant six collective
emo
experimental

femo
folk
folkpop
folk-punk
funeral doom
funk

glitch-hop
goregrind
grime
grindcore
grindie

hardcore
hip-hop
house

idm
indie rock
indiepop
indietronic
industrial

jazz

lo-fi

melocore
melodeath
metal
metalcore
moshcore

neofolk
neolounge
new weird america
nintendocore
no wave
noise
noisecore
noisegrind
noise rock
nu metal
nu-jazz

oldies

pop
pop punk
post-hardcore
post-metal
post-punk
post-rock
powerpop
powerviolence
prog-hardcore
psychedelic
psychobilly
punk

rap
reggae
riot grrrl
rock

screamo
shoegaze
showtunes
ska-punk
slowcore
sludge
soundtrack
southern hardcore
swing

tech grind
tech metal
techno
thrash metal
tough guy
trance
tribute
trip-hop
twee pop

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point being, i guarantee i listen to the broadest range of music of everyone here

I too have been into femo and tough guy for many years

:beer:

Anything from Bob Dylan or Johnny Cash to Saliva or Rage Against The Machine. Anything that's rock or rock-related. I'm more of a punk man, however.