Your musical secrets

[Keaton]

What's your favorite type of music that you don't want others to know you like, because you think they'll make fun of you for it?

Mine is Bluegrass (example, Dueling Banjos from Deliverance)

[Zelda Veteran]

. . .
I don't have any.
Honestly.
Maybe Video game music, but they know about it.

[DW]

I reeeally like 'I Need a Hero." The Pat Benatar version.

[Keaton]

I reeeally like 'I Need a Hero." The Pat Benatar version.

HELL YEAH SON

Also, I have a strange obsession with Coldplay's 'Viva la Vida'.

[Commodore Axilon]

Nothing wrong with Pat Benatar.

Anyway, I like Glam Metal.

You know, Motley Crue, Twisted Sister, Def Leppard, that kind of stuff.

So ashamed.

[DW]

I reeeally like 'I Need a Hero." The Pat Benatar version.

HELL YEAH SON

Also, I have a strange obsession with Coldplay's 'Viva la Vida'.

Hmm, a lot of my friends have been mentioning that song. I should probably listen to it sometime.

[Axel]

Well, too be honest, I can't think of any. ok ok ok I give in. I like the song girls just wanna have fun... XD

[Master Dragmire]

RUSH[/b]

also ska, and bands like Flogging Molly

[Commodore Axilon]

I could never get into Rush. I think Geddy Lee is the problem.

Bad voice, or worst voice? I can't really decide. All I know is that it's piercing, and whiny, and it completely takes me out of the song.

[Master Dragmire]

Geddy Lee is the best part of the band, man.

Go download Malignant Narcissism. Its all instrumental, by Rush.

[Commodore Axilon]

Maybe as a bassist, but his voice is awful.

[DW]

Well, they've got several instrumentals that are fantastic. Try those. Or just look up Neil Peart drum solos.

[Master Dragmire]

Thanks Awesome, some who understands

[DW]

Well, Neil Peart is a freaking God, so...The 2112 Overture is pretty amazing, it has little singing in it.

And Tacheon, you said you liked a bluegrass kind of sound? Let me know what you think of these:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAGNwmyCxzY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ipo9SXBDLw0

They might not be completely bluegrass, but they've got some elements of it.

[Master Dragmire]

He is a God
That's exactly what thought after I saw them back in April for their Snakes and Arrows tour