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Anything goes... - pachubatinath - 02-05-2012
Hi, I'm Simon -music obsessed teacher from Bristol. I started out listening to Industrial and EBM as a kid (all because of the Quake soundtrack!) and progressed through all forms of electronic music (noise, Warp, D&B, techno, Digital Hardcore, goth, post-punk, synth-pop) and others (bossa nova, some 80s weird-rock, classical, black metal and bits of quirky pop) to today where grime, new electronica (not sure what to call it), some underground Hip-Hop, neo-folk, GBV and...I dunno, 'weirdness'.
It's an ever expanding palette, basically, so I won't be able to cover it all here.
Looking forward to a chinwag here!
Anything goes... - CRAZY-HORSE - 03-05-2012
welcome to MD Simon....not really a fan of most of what you have listed but feel free to encourage me to change my mind mate!
Anything goes... - Music Head - 03-05-2012
welcome
what's a chinwag?
Anything goes... - Jerome - 03-05-2012
Music Head Wrote:welcome
what's a chinwag?
A casual conversation. A chat.
Anything goes... - Keef Rob - 03-05-2012
Do you listen to this stuff to be weird or do you listen to it because you like it? I get the impression that you listen or would listen to Radio 6 a lot, especially Stuart Maconie.
Anything goes... - SteveO - 03-05-2012
Welcome aboard MD, Pachubatinath! It appears we have a lot in common in music.
Anything goes... - SteveO - 03-05-2012
Thanks for the Radio station recommendation indirectly, Keef! I listened to a stream from Last FM and there are tons of artists I have never heard of and enjoyed!!!!!...thanks again. An exciting adventure in music!!!!!
Keef Rob Wrote:Do you listen to this stuff to be weird or do you listen to it because you like it? I get the impression that you listen or would listen to Radio 6 a lot, especially Stuart Maconie.