Rap, Alternative Rock, Rock, occasionally metal... so many to choose...

Light rock, contemporary Christian. Like Jonas Brothers and Relient K.

And, embarassingly, I like Irish music. The drums, and flutes, and bagpipes and things like that.

*Psycho*

Hip hop, Techno, Pop, Dance, Reggae, Jazz, and Classic.

Christian Emo (It exists!), Alt. Rock (sometimes), classical rock (when TSO is playing), Classical, Christian Rock, and Christian. Relient K is Christian Emo, you know.

Punk Rock I guess. iTunes calls it Rock, but other people call it Punk Rock.

-K-

My true musical heart belongs to heavy metal, old early 80-90s stuff. However I also enjoy some symphonic and hip hop also.

"Five Score" is definitely Christian Emo. They sound very whiney, in my opinion. Maybe I have the definition of Emo wrong. But earlier albums aren't. "Anatomy of a Tongue in Cheek" isn't, and "Two Lefts" isn't. They're too happy sounding. "Five Score" just sounds sad, generally.

RK could be christian punk rock. Maybe. I know Stellar Kart is, and RK is up there. But I just call it rock.

So, that said, I like:

Rock (but not too hard)

light rock (sometimes, when it's classified as rock)

Celtic Rock (Well, just Carbon Leaf, but I'm looking into Great Big Sea)

Christian rock that isn't all praise. (That's why I like RK, it's about life, God, and well life, but there isn't constant praise, no offense)

Some 80's stuff, like U2 and Bon Jovi, 'cause that's around today.

Movie soundtracks by John Williams (Star Wars, Harry Potter, War of the Worlds) as well as the Pirates of the Carribean Soundtrack by Hanz Zimmer and the Transformers Score by Steve Jablonsky (major "sp?")

J-pop/rock. Japenese upbeat music 'cause I'm into anime! Favorites are Nami Tamaki and L'Arc~en~Ciel.

I think that's it.

Speaking of Transformers, Ok. "Pyscho"

A friend said he was reading a review that said there was too many graphics and explosions, and he's thinking "how can you have too much of that?"

-CF