Dubstep, sounds like they grabbed a bunch of kids and let them wreak havoc in a toy shop with all the buttons and horrible noises.

Bro-step (like skrillex and modestep)
That synthy club music that has that robotic rap over the top of it. (will i am/ lady gaga)

I also can’t stand a lot of kiddies sing-songs. Kids are perfectly capable of listening to adult music (with the exeption to naughty lyrics)
This is why Im fond of rastamouse. (The music production is spot on and the stop motion animation is done well…not to mention quite good plots and moral values)

@Izbeckistan 544404 wrote:

Lots of EDl/ bnp members claim to be skinheads and love their ska music.
Are they fucking stupid or what?

Not stupid but envious of ethnic culture, they do accept it provided they are in control. It plays into a stereotype that blacks are only good for music and sports (like “nigger minstrel” type characters now discouraged from modern culture, though rather ironically certain urban artists actually play up to a modern version of this stereotype).

Often you will find the EDL/BNP types do eat ethnic food etc but are the sort of muppets what try to control/dominate the waiters and staff at a night out especially in fast food places etc.

I’ve also known middle class people in cosmopolitan areas with racist views who have entire collections of multicultural music and genuine knowledge of the music, culture and background. They of course will not be as overtly racist as your average knuckledragger which I think is worse as its more insidious as that kind of hidden hate has more power. Its the sort of person who will get a management job, look a BME candidate in the eye and shake their hand, make them fill out a long application form then as soon as they are out the door tear it into pieces behind their backs with a big smile on their face.

It is a problem all across EU to be fair, (27 nations will never agree totally on things and everyone n rural areas thinks the other nations are doing better out of EU, but the alternative was actually warfare, until the EU/EEC arrived and got stronger as well as WW II there were naval skirmishes between European nations even in my living memory. Europeans have regularly gone to war with each other in the last 3 centuries over trade embargoes and perceived resource inequality.

On that note I do notice when listening to North European folk music occasional links to white nationalism type stuff and very subtle coded pro-nazi messages from some folk commenting on youtube videos from WW II era. it is only if you not just know their languages but think “outside the box” (and have an interest in European military history) that you realise what they are putting across (as overt nazi messages will get their comments censored and if they are from DE they will be tracked down via a Court Order to Google and ultimately arrested, NL tolerates more “free speech”)

so the only music I hate is “hate music”…..

I hate all music that caries the commercial brand It is a load of over compressed crap that is made strictly to make money. Music is an art form and shouldn’t be abused but pricks like Wil.i.am and all those other cash cow “producers”

Mainstream music like Katy Perry and ghetto rap like Lil wayne. Also country is like nails on a chalkboard

he is on front page of the big issue

@MR207 544438 wrote:

Also country is like nails on a chalkboard

We grew up with it in our family, even though I was born in London and my parents are Asian! Dad especially loved it, and wanted to be a cowboy (he had the hat, boots and would have had a real pistol were they allowed in the UK (they are not, so he had to make do with airguns)). This is in spite of him being born in Penang which is an island in Malaysia.

My younger sister likes a lot of it and even plays and sings it (she is very talented at playing guitar and singing). Curiously though I don’t mind the Dutch version of it which their pirate radio stations play as I can improve my Dutch listening to it (its funny as in NL today mainstream stations play trance and pirate stations play folk music whereas it is the other way round here in UK).

@MR207 544438 wrote:

Mainstream music like Katy Perry and ghetto rap like Lil wayne. Also country is like nails on a chalkboard

what is now called RnB

I used to love RnB but not his ‘modern stuff’, and I’m not a huge fan of ‘grindcore’ or ‘death metal’

apart from that I like lots of styles from disco, metal, industrial, house, minimal. dub, country, reggae, DnB, Psy and some pop

@cheeseweasel 544456 wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJX-nnCjoUM

Is that supposed to be country? Lol

@MR207 544452 wrote:

I do appreciate people who can play it, that’s true talent. I didn’t know there was dutch version of country… lol, I wonder what that sounds like. [/quote]

very much the same as it does in USA – think about where all your rural folk came from in the first place. Though some other tracks have more of “oompah band” sounds in them and accordions…

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these are the lyrics, they are about the life of John the Joker (he was always joking and laughing and played pranks on everyone)

Kleine jan werd geboren op de eerste April
Met op zijn gezicht een gulle lach
Hij kwam lachend op de wereld
Liet geen enkele traan
Toen de ooievaar hem naar zijn moeder bracht

refr.:
Met een vriendelijke lach ging Jan vrolijk door het leven
Zag de wereld voor een grote Janboel aan
Hij zei: ik werd geboren om de mens plezier te geven
Jantje Vrolijk uit de Narrenlaan

Hij spijkerde de klompen van zijn opa aan de vloer
En in vader’s koffie gooide hij azijn
Dertig leraren kwamen en gingen weer even vlug
Want niet iedereen waardeerde Jantje’s gein

refr.

Jantje groeide op tot een gezonde flinke vent
Hij verkocht een glimlach als hij blut was
Nee hij is nooit getrouwd want als hij zei: ik hou van jou
Dacht iedere meid dat het een grap was
Op zijn honderdste verjaardag riep Jan het is gedaan
Ik voel het, mijn einde komt eraan
En vrienden verzamelden zich rond Jan Vrolijks bed
En een ieder huilde zacht behalve Jan

refr….