What is your favorite genre of music?

[guifolCan I park my donkey here?]

Rock, Hard Rock and R&B.

[jammy2by4What would donkeys be like on the moon?]

I just put Heavy Metal, although I am into Japanese Nu Metal and Visual Kei Metal .

[RAWKIN_coaster38Why do I still have a donkey title???]

My favorite is rock. More specifically Christian rock, like Red, Skillet, Thousand Foot Krutch, etc.

^THIS!

Though I voted "Alternative" because I like some of the slightly harder Christian rock stuff too. The above, plus Disciple, Oh,Sleeper, Showbread, Emery, Anberlin, Family Force 5, Nine Lashes, and Manic Drive are my top bands. Some of these are really hard to classify, like FF5, so I usually just say, "Alternative".

[RCBoilermaker14Which came first the turtle or the donkey?]

Would you consider Christan,Gospel, like Toby Mac,Third Day,Casting Crowns,and Brandon Heath.

[RCBoilermaker14Which came first the turtle or the donkey?]

Would you consider Christan,Gospel, like Toby Mac,Third Day,Casting Crowns,and Brandon Heath.

My favorite types of music are Christan,Country,and Rock.

[imawesome1124Why do I still have a donkey title???]

TobyMac is not Gospel. Christian rock and Gospel are completely different. A band can be Christian but still have really hard music like Red, Pillar, The Letter Black, and Disciple.

[RCBoilermaker14Which came first the turtle or the donkey?]

TobyMac is really his own style since he does Rap,Rock,Pop,Reggae,and other styles.

[VinTheAttendant"Excuse me, miss, may I pound my large rooster into your donkey?"]

I like rock and all of its variants: punk, grunge, alternative, etc. But I cast my vote for heavy metal just because I have more hard rock and metal songs on my iPod than anything else.

While that is my preference for casual listening, I also love classic orchestral and choir music, especially live. It's something about a whole bunch of people and instruments coming together to produce such an immense sound that really hits me the hardest. I think that's why I like listening to bands as opposed to pop/hip-hop soloists (and why I still say "who?" when someone mentions an American Idol finalist). While I don't listen to hip-hop, I absolutely love the history behind it. I took a Youth Cultures class that covered the origins of most mainstream music over the decades, and the story of hip-hop was surprisingly the most interesting. I used to be one of those people who said that hip-hop is just people talking in rhythm about money, sex, drugs, fame, and violence...well...I'm sure it's like that today, but it hasn't always been.

So rock/metal is my favorite genre of music, but I loves me my classical, and I really like the history of hip-hop.

[RCBoilermaker14Which came first the turtle or the donkey?]

I like Christan Rap,but Christan Rock is my favorite.I don`t regular rap.

[cal1br3ttoWhy do I still have a donkey title???]

I've taken to looking through the small gospel section (or whatever they label it) at my local record store. Sometimes they'll put in an album or two from artists that appeal to those who like hard or alternative Christian music. Strangely, I once found a copy of "Revolution, I Think It's Called Inspiration" by Inquisition in there. At the time, I assumed they must be another Christian punk band, but I actually can't find any evidence of this.