Poll: What's your favourite music genre?

[Bassline Brine]

I will ALWAYS love Drum and Bass first and foremost.

But it's not what I follow or listen to on my own free time mostly anymore. I generally go to a lot of DnB shows, and prefer to have good DJ's blast me with it, rather than doing the legwork on my own with it. I also have friends who are absolute nutters for it, and well, when I get tossed a mix here and there that's generally DnB.

Right now my close second is breaks. I absolutely adore the stuff, and really love it when it steps out of the mold and brings on the funk.

Basically, I just like funky music.

Basically:

Drum and Bass (and honestly, I'm a jump-up kind of guy more often than liquid)
Breaks (the funkier the better)
Hardstyle
Deep House
Electro House and Dubstep (on the same level for me these days, though I really do adore a good wubbly mix of either)
Moombahton and Moombahcore (although I'm not sold on moombahsoul)
Tech House also has been growing on me lately.
Glitch Hop
and once and awhile some banging techno.

... I don't really know why I have to break up the sub-genre's of house more than anything. I really like it, but I don't have a good explanation. It's just so much harder to compare different styles of house than anything else really.

[squidot]

man i love all kinds of music and tend to go through phases. sometimes they last quite a while and sometimes are just momentary flings.

house (tribal, deep, funky, tech, disco, latin, progressive, minimal, electro, and probably more)
techno (mostly melodic stuff or minimal)
hip hop
downtempo/chillout (all kinds of varieties)
jazz and nu jazz
swing!
soul and r&b
drum & bass
drumstep
dubstep
glitch hop
breaks
idm
shit i don't even know how to categorize
world music (mostly electronic based like karsh kale, but you can't deny nusrat fateh ali khan)
rock
blues
industrial
a little classical

i can generally find something i like in any genre of music (some genres easier than others)...except poppy country, i just can't take any of that stuff. or most pop tunes in general, they tend to get too cheesy for my tastes, though i do like a fair amount of pop rock songs from the likes of self, jellyfish, jason faulker, brendan benson, etc.

[RockingClub]

Wow. Mainroom House-Electro, Drum and Bass and Techno on number one at the moment. I'm excited where this is going...
Lots of great mentions here.

[Moif]

I'm a fan of everything but House, Techno and 4/4 are what's doing it for me lately.

[TaebBeat]

Sorry for being a mainstream boy

[RockingClub]

house (tribal, deep, funky, tech, disco, latin, progressive, minimal, electro, and probably more)
techno (mostly melodic stuff or minimal)
hip hop
downtempo/chillout (all kinds of varieties)
jazz and nu jazz
swing!
soul and r&b
drum & bass
drumstep
dubstep
glitch hop
breaks
idm
shit i don't even know how to categorize
world music (mostly electronic based like karsh kale, but you can't deny nusrat fateh ali khan)
rock
blues
industrial
a little classical

i can generally find something i like in any genre of music (some genres easier than others)...except poppy country, i just can't take any of that stuff. or most pop tunes in general, they tend to get too cheesy for my tastes, though i do like a fair amount of pop rock songs from the likes of self, jellyfish, jason faulker, brendan benson, etc.

Well, this sounds likeable!
Glad you don't like country either

[MrAybar]

Techno
Minimal
House
Deep house
Nu-disco

[squidot]

Well, this sounds likeable!
Glad you don't like country either

yeah, my collection is a bit of everything and i've spent so many years finding music i dig. i would go so far as to say if someone can't find something they like in there...they just don't like music.

most country music is torture for my ears, but i can still respect the talent, writing structure, sound quality, etc. i could probably find some good old school country jams though. some of that stuff from 40+ years ago would probably make for some good samples.

[MyMotto]

(Nu)Disco go go go!

mhmmmm no doubt. Actually anything that Russ Chimes or Tomas Barfod does.
Also SBTRKT. Just in awe of them/him.

[RockingClub]

most country music is torture for my ears, but i can still respect the talent, writing structure, sound quality, etc.

Well that's a honorable and respectable attitude you would like to find more often in the forums here.