Whats your TOP 5 (or less) music genres

[Gunner]

Jamaican (Dancehall/Reggae/revival etc all equal)Funky House/ afro beat etcneo SoulRnBGarageHip Hop

[Fearless-Guy]

FILTHY ELECTROGRIMEHIP HOP/RNBDUBSTEPANY OTHER FORMS OF DANCE; BREAKBEAT, 80'S FUNK ETC

[LemonGuy]

Old School GarageGrimeHip Hop80's Pop/Glam RockThats it.

[Seth Rollins]

1) Old Skool Garage2) Slow Jamz3) 80/90's RnB/New Jack Swing tracks (The Controllers/Janet Jackson/Mary J/Blackstreet/Lisa Stansfield/Freddie Jackson etc...)I refuse to name anymore.4) Hip Hop (If I really had to)5) Bashment.

[...*Nisha*...]

r&bgaragebhangrahiphopdance

[Removal Man]

Hip Hop - couldn't live without itGrime / Oldskool Garage - modern UK music i'm most proud and supportive ofJazz - my music musicSoul - chosen as i think it encompasses quite a lot of music i've listened to over the yearsReggae - mostly Dancehall & Bashment, i go thru fazes of listening to this stuff which is why its no.5Rock would definitely be a close 6th, jus so i'm not leaving out some of my favourite artists of all time

[Danielle]

Hip HopOld School Garage/JungleIndie/Rock RnBGrimeThat took me longer than it should have... I doubt that's really and truly my list, but I tried...

[Galactus]

Allow the followers.I got this New Jack Swing Pft going again.Anyway in all honesty.1. 80's Synthesized R&B2. Early 90's R&B/New Jack Swing3. Modern Reggae: Jah Cure, Gyptian, Morgan Heritage etc.4. UKG: 4X4 Moretime5. Them 80's Rock Tracks: Van Halen etc.

[Mr Invincible 49]

Currently (it changes all the time)Bashment/ReggaeSocaHip HopR'n'BGarage

[Mist]

RnB/Soul/Neo-SoulHip Hop/UK Hip HopReggaeGarageGrimeMostly These

[Nidge Weasle]

grimedancegarageOI!Rap

[spiderman]

im prefering the underground genres more and more compared to the mainstream ones, simply cos most if not all the underground genres have more culture to them and are alot more deeper.underground music/raving culture>>>>>mainstream music and clubbing

[Cipher]

Hip Hop...

[Nola D]

im prefering the underground genres more and more compared to the mainstream ones, simply cos most if not all the underground genres have more culture to them and are alot more deeper.underground music/raving culture>>>>>mainstream music and clubbing

very true

[spiderman]

im prefering the underground genres more and more compared to the mainstream ones, simply cos most if not all the underground genres have more culture to them and are alot more deeper.underground music/raving culture>>>>>mainstream music and clubbing

very true

moretime a lot of "urban" genres are quickly slippin to much into the mainstream side, losing their culture if they had any to begin wid. genres like hip hop, rnb, even UKG are mainstream...whereas DnB, Dubstep, Hardcore, Dance/Trance/Techno/Other variations, are all still underground music genres...dubstep is kinda new so it could swing out if it goes commersh like UKG did, but i hope that never happens lol. Bassline was an atempt to swing UKG back to the "darkside" lol, but it seems like all its gonna do is revive it in the mainstream. i dont fink a genre could ever recover from become commercialised lol.disclaimer: underground hip hop is an underground portion of it but der is hardly any culture left to it cos the genre as a whole is mainstreamed.

[Kurtis]

grimedancegarageOI!Rap

did u jus make that up to fill space?

[Joel C]

Grime/dubstepold skool garage (none of the new bassline sh*t)hip hop (real hip hop)funky house

[Cipher]

underground hip hop is an underground portion of it but der is hardly any culture left to it cos the genre as a whole is mainstreamed.

*throws goblin-bomb at you*

[spiderman]

underground hip hop is an underground portion of it but der is hardly any culture left to it cos the genre as a whole is mainstreamed.

*throws goblin-bomb at you*

lmao.look at hip hop wen it was born. the culture was sick, breakdancing, graffing, freestyle battles, even skate boarding a bit....the whole boombox era and the fashon aswell...thesedays half of that is gone for the genre. obviously things like break dancing and graffiti is still about but its link to modern hip hop is weak, there more like seperate things rather than part of hip hop culture.

[Agony]

Soca/CalypsoDancehall/ReggaeHouseJungleHip HopGarage, Grime, R&B get honorable mentions.The top 3 is the only music I wanna hear when I go raving.

[djbmc]

i dunno man - i listen to all sorts, i'm open to pretty much anything, especially from a production point of view, i can't stand that thrash metal and rock rap tho - it's the one thing i cannot stand.

[Cipher]

underground hip hop is an underground portion of it but der is hardly any culture left to it cos the genre as a whole is mainstreamed.

*throws goblin-bomb at you*

lmao.look at hip hop wen it was born. the culture was sick, breakdancing, graffing, freestyle battles, even skate boarding a bit....the whole boombox era and the fashon aswell...thesedays half of that is gone for the genre. obviously things like break dancing and graffiti is still about but its link to modern hip hop is weak, there more like seperate things rather than part of hip hop culture.

Thats true to an extent I mean..obviously we all know most of the culture has been stolen & perverted and is now mainstream, but a lot of it still exists, you just have to know where to look..Its like, when most peopel talk about underground, they just mean someone who is unsigned/has no buzz, but still talks that mainstream jizz- They may be nice, but still the same old sh*t, If i had a penny for everytime I heard some wasteman with a few ounchlines/good beats say they were bringin real hip hop back...I'd be slightly more affluent than I am now. That isnt what I'd call underground, just broke..

[Colin Turnover]

im prefering the underground genres more and more compared to the mainstream ones, simply cos most if not all the underground genres have more culture to them and are alot more deeper.underground music/raving culture>>>>>mainstream music and clubbing

Indeed.Let's keep it UK.

[spiderman]

i dunno man - i listen to all sorts, i'm open to pretty much anything, especially from a production point of view, i can't stand that thrash metal and rock rap tho - it's the one thing i cannot stand.

ye thats me, both things u sed lol.i seem to appreciate music from a production point of view alot aswell as form a listeners view, but most people dnt seem to be able to get the production concept.this is why i thouht burials album was very very sick, as aposed to "ye its sick cos it sounds gd".

[spiderman]

underground hip hop is an underground portion of it but der is hardly any culture left to it cos the genre as a whole is mainstreamed.

*throws goblin-bomb at you*

lmao.look at hip hop wen it was born. the culture was sick, breakdancing, graffing, freestyle battles, even skate boarding a bit....the whole boombox era and the fashon aswell...thesedays half of that is gone for the genre. obviously things like break dancing and graffiti is still about but its link to modern hip hop is weak, there more like seperate things rather than part of hip hop culture.

Thats true to an extent I mean..obviously we all know most of the culture has been stolen & perverted and is now mainstream, but a lot of it still exists, you just have to know where to look..Its like, when most peopel talk about underground, they just mean someone who is unsigned/has no buzz, but still talks that mainstream jizz- They may be nice, but still the same old sh*t, If i had a penny for everytime I heard some wasteman with a few ounchlines/good beats say they were bringin real hip hop back...I'd be slightly more affluent than I am now. That isnt what I'd call underground, just broke..

ye its not what i call underground either lol, but its how ppl who got into hip hop from the mainstream perspective view underground....the non commerical/unsigned guys, i.e the harder stuff....but underground is more than that, a lot to do wid culture still. ye you can find some of it these days, thats y i said HALF of its gone. but the fact that its a broken down culture wid only fragments left, and its due to the commercialisation of the genre, puts it in the mainstream catogary for me IMO.hip hop isnt underground music.