I reckon I'm very eclectic.
Likes:

American Folk
Native American flute-very relaxing
Cowboy songs- shoulda been a cowboy I reckon
Celtic-bagpipes, bodrhan and tin whistles stir my blood.
Some Reddirt
Some blues, especially with harmonica of course.
'60's rock and pop music. Now y'all know how old I am!
Gospel and hymns
Some country and western but not most of it


Don't likes:
Heavy metal
Eastern European. That's basically anything east of Scotland and west of California
Spanish-at least the stuff they usually play in Mexican restaurants
Most classical
Opera
Zydeco
Rap- should that even be included in the definition of music?

Likes:
Rock
Hard rock (not death metal)
Classic rock
Rock & Roll
Boogie rock
Blues rock
Some blues
Boogie
Celtic
Some blue grass (but not for very long at a time)
Some other miscellaneous stuff

Favorite Band:
The Doors

Don't likes:
Almost everything not listed above

HATES!:
Rap
Most country
Rap
Any kind of classical
Rap
Hip-hop



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I'm surprised nobody has brought this up before (or maybe they have)

Likes:

Rock
Hard rock
heavy metal
Classic rock
Rock & Roll
Boogie rock
Blues rock
Whole lotta blues

Don't like:
(C)rap
hiphop
gangsta (C)rap
Opera
and Crappy(C)rap

Thanks for the thread, Walt.

I like a variety of music. Some I like more than others. Even in the styles I'm not-so-thrilled-about, there's still a smattering of tunes I like a lot. Sooo....

Generally like all kinds of these:
(in no particular order)
Pop
Rock
Blues
Country
Classical

Like many, but not all:
Bluegrass
Hip-Hop
Jazz
Rap

Not-So-Thrilled-About, with "likes" few and far between:
Gangsta Rap
Heavy Metal
Opera

In a league of it's own: (generally like what little I've heard):
American Indian
Oriental/Asian
Indian (India)



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I only listen to Classic Lithuanian Clowncore music, remixed by Japanese Industrial Spaz artists in the late 80s. Everything else sucks.

I can listen to most types of music and have heard something I like in most any type I have listened to but in general

Likes:
Pop
Rock
Native American Indian Flute

Don't so much care for:
Hip-hop
Rap
Country

Just plain don't like any of it:
Opera

Never was much of a fan of bluegrass, until I got to play with some backwoods mountain folk,also known as hillbillies, after practicing with them some we played a few songs and even though I am fairly good on the fiddle/violin, I must say that those folks made me look really bad, but it sure was a fun time and they were a good group of people. I still don't care to listen to alot of it, but it sure is fun playing some of it.

,,, Wrote:
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> I only listen to Classic Lithuanian Clowncore
> music, remixed by Japanese Industrial Spaz artists
> in the late 80s. Everything else sucks.

LOL!! Now that would be quite a feat!

My Favorite styles of music would have to be:
Jazz
Blues
Rap/Hip hop (old style)
Rock.
I like some 1920's Music and up to 80's.
Dislikes:
Metal (including heavy)
New hip hop/rap
dance
electronic
pop.
Also to Pulp might i ask why Rap should not be under the definition of music? it can tell the most powerful of stories.



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Didn't say it shouldn't. Asked if it should. Maybe some people understand it. I don't.

On the other hand, I don't like boiled liver and onions. Doesn't mean it's not food. It's just not my choice of food.

Hi, well I must agree with most lists. But the music I like best is any piece I can play on the harmonica. I guess that eliminates quite a lot.

Hi, I like any and all music that I can play on the harmonica. That eliminates a lot.

I like:

Classical
Some (not a whole lot) classic rock
Some metal
Pop
Dance/house/techno...etc
LOVE celtic
and not sure what to call it...but I like emo music lol! Evanescence, Lacuna Coil, Flyleaf, We are the fallen, etc. etc.

Don't like:
Rap
Most country
Blues
Jazz

...I'm just not a very bluesy kinda guy.

I kinda like blues (some of it), especially the more blues rock, but it's the sound of blues harp that drew me to the harp.