Rap is to what I voted. It seems that Rock is the most listened genre. I listen to rock too, but I ain't much in2 Metal. I listen to Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit and some other few bands like Greenday. Wow Greenday really rocks.

But I like Rap best. It far outruns every music type I've heard. Second I like Pop with Westlife, and Backstreet Boys. Third is Rock. I Listened to music from the Mid 1990's. Rock wasn't in the tops of charts in the Mid 90's and Pop ruled at that time.

Rock came in to the Scene after 2000 and I sometimes finds myself liking Rock Hits though.

But I Must Make it a fact That Modern Music Rulz.

P.S. What do ya'll say bout crazy frog? some people say it's a ruin of music. Some are crzy over it. Actually I Like it too. The X'Mas hits Jingle Bells and U Can't Touch This are cool as well as Axel F.

Thanks Wolf Thug.

i think crazy frog should be jumped on repeatedly untill there is nothing left but green goo.

cazy frog is STUPIDITY :angry:

edit:well, everyone likes what he wants=)
in any case crazy frog is stil childish and "blah"

Crazy Frog?
Hate it.


For my favourite music:
I voted for Other, since I'm in for Industrial Rock, mainly Rammstein.
Second would be Dance. And third everything else that sounds good to me.

Metal, and some of the old rock.
Also one of my favourite bands is Lacrimosa, which is Gothic.

Hardcore (Gabber) and no not the childish Dutch ones.

Rock Lesson no1: Linking Park and Limp Bizkit aren't rock acts. They are Nu-metal, which in other words means high strumming and power chords because you can't play anything else. In the case of Fred Du®st, it even adds a synthetized voice since the idiot can't sing at all.


Rock Lesson no2: Greenday isn't rock either, more like a punk pop band nowadays.



Who ever invented that frog should die... Slowly... Painfully.

Rock is winning. Other isn't becuae ppls could be thinking of a different 'other'.

The frog is a big scam. They make big money from children who want the frog on there mobile.

How is that a scam? That's just successful marketing, surely?