We even got hip-hop in Norway :p:

Can't say I'm a big fan of house music. The only thing I've enjoyed that I've heard is Daft Punk

Not a fan of hardcore rap or super edgy heavy metal

I've never been big on "true" house music, like the stuff they play in A&F, but I do like some of its subgenres. Mainly Progressive and Electro, but some Tribal/Latin is good. I'm especially picky when it comes to those.

Don't mind this. The last 20 or so seconds I particularly like.

tribal/latin house sounds interesting. Got any suggestions?

I dislike country music. What's weird is that I enjoy old-school country (Johnny Cash, Conway Twitty, Loretta Lynn, Hank Williams, etc.) and I partially enjoy women vocalists (Shania Twain, Taylor Swift, etc.). I can think back to the mid '90s when I was rummaging through Mom's cassette tapes and finding guys like Travis Tritt, Randy Travis, Garth Brooks and the like, and not really liking it.

I usually turn off the "genre-switch" in my head when I listen to music. I have so many different types of music, and I can listen to them without missing a beat, but when it comes to country, I cannot listen to it. My buddy listens to it all the time, but also enjoys bands like Nickelback, Creed, Kid Rock and Alter Bridge, 2 of those incorporate country into some of their songs, that being Nickelback and Kid Rock. I thoroughly enjoy both bands, even though I know Kid's last 2-3 records were mostly country-rock crossovers (if that's even a genre?), but I still enjoy them.

I think it's the steel guitar sound I hate. And the fact that (in my opinion) all they seem to sing about is drinking, partying, girls, and lost loves (or current ones). I'm all for these subjects, but it seems every country song is one of these topics. But maybe I'm hypocritical...I like Nu-Metal and all they seem to sing about is how their lives suck.

I hope people can understand my ramblings lol.

I dislike R&B, Hip-hop, trance, dance and opera.
I don't think I'll be converted :D.

How can anyone dislike Hip Hop?




I would say I am not into Dub Step cause I don't really spend much time looking for it.

The best way to tackle country is to skip over the pop-country that the genre has become known for and go straight to alternative country, and Gothic Americana in particular. Try Sackcloth n' Ashes by 16 Horsepower.



If you like that, try Wovenhand. It's the same singer. Consider the Birds is a good album.



And I'll just throw out a Dark Cabaret band I've been listening to alot lately, The Peculiar Pretzelmen. If you like Tom Waits, chances are that you'll like them. Either Uncanny Eyes or Innumerable Seeds of Calamity.