Genres You Can't Stand

[Soviet Haaregrad]

Not really, Indian Summer, American Football, etc. don't really have a direct tie in sound to Funeral Diner, Envy, and the like. It's a further continuation of Hardcore, but it goes into Post-Hardcore territory.

I'd argue Saetia sounds like the missing link for that chain of four bands.

[The REAL Glasers]

Not really, Indian Summer, American Football, etc. don't really have a direct tie in sound to Funeral Diner, Envy, and the like. It's a further continuation of Hardcore, but it goes into Post-Hardcore territory.

I'd argue Saetia sounds like the missing link for that chain of four bands.

I've always considered them to be a Screamo band, or Post-Hardcore at the very least, but I can see what you mean.

[Soviet Haaregrad]

I'd argue Saetia sounds like the missing link for that chain of four bands.

I've always considered them to be a Screamo band, or Post-Hardcore at the very least, but I can see what you mean.

Considering most (if not all) emo falls under post-hardcore, and all screamo falls under emo, it's easy to see where our whole debate came from. There's a lot of grey areas and overlap as you get into sub-genres and sub-sub-genres, and taking them as hard, set rules misses the point, we use all these categories to easily sum up a sound, scene or both, not to actually place everything in a new box.

[Wikipedia and Universe]

Mostly:

Country
Teeny pop (Justin Bieber, Jonas Eunuchs Brothers, Miley, etc.)

[Korintar]

Rap, R&B, Hip-Hop, Pop, and Atonal music. In terms of range, I don't exactly care for sopranos too much, unless they are amazingly good, but, even then, my ears wind up being in pain.

[Soviet Haaregrad]

Atonal music

But all 12 notes in one composition is awesome.

[Zeth Rekia]

Whatever is free, I will like.

[Dark Side Messiahs]

- Grunge Rock: Thank the Force Kurt Cobain swallowed a 12 gage cause I don't think I would have survived through having to listen to another new Nirvana song on the radio...again... and again... and again.
-99.9% of rap/hiphop/r&b/all that crap: I like one song, Fight the Power by 50 Cent.

[Meryuma]

Thank the Force Kurt Cobain swallowed a 12 gage cause I don't think I would have survived through having to listen to another new Nirvana song on the radio...again... and again... and again.

Really? I mean, really?

Also, Fight the Power is by Public Enemy.

[Qatarab]

-most modern rap
-most country music
-pop
-hip-hop
-R&B
-Not sure if its called Heavy Metal or Punk Metal or that sort but the wierd metal/rock that sounds like some emo guy screaming his vocal cords off and has his face painted wierdly. I simply just despise it because it sounds worse than me trying to make music with pots,pans and the trash can lids.

My favorites are usually just classics(Beethoven,Wagner etc.). I also enjoy the instrumentals of E.S posthumous. I also love to listen to AC/DC,Quiet Riot,Metallica and Rammstein. Another Instrumental group is national anthems,especially the hymn of the soviet union. Might add some techno to that list.

[KatBoo]

-most modern rap
-most country music
-pop
-hip-hop
-R&B
-Not sure if its called Heavy Metal or Punk Metal or that sort but the wierd metal/rock that sounds like some emo guy screaming his vocal cords off and has his face painted wierdly. I simply just despise it because it sounds worse than me trying to make music with pots,pans and the trash can lids.

My favorites are usually just classics(Beethoven,Wagner etc.). I also enjoy the instrumentals of E.S posthumous. I also love to listen to AC/DC,Quiet Riot,Metallica and Rammstein. Another Instrumental group is national anthems,especially the hymn of the soviet union. Might add some techno to that list.

Modern rap is just terrible.

[TheKingofRocknRoll]

I don't really hate any music.

[KatBoo]

I don't really hate any music.

I feel like you probably enjoy, Elvis, though.
Just a guess

[TheKingofRocknRoll]

I don't really hate any music.

I feel like you probably enjoy, Elvis, though.
Just a guess

Hell yeah!

[Fson]

This You me at Six kinda punky emo kid shite..

and dubstep its so generic

[Llama City One]

There are already threads about favorite genres. But what are the music genres you dislike and find annoying?

Mine:

most modern rap
most country music
techno

I agree with you on rap but country and techno are fine. Heavy metal is ok but thrash metal makes my ears bleed.

[The REAL Glasers]

I've always considered them to be a Screamo band, or Post-Hardcore at the very least, but I can see what you mean.

Considering most (if not all) emo falls under post-hardcore, and all screamo falls under emo, it's easy to see where our whole debate came from. There's a lot of grey areas and overlap as you get into sub-genres and sub-sub-genres, and taking them as hard, set rules misses the point, we use all these categories to easily sum up a sound, scene or both, not to actually place everything in a new box.

Well, I've always seen Emo as more of a traditional evolution of the Hardcore Punk sound and one that was really close to Hardcore Punk, until later when it took on Alternative Rock aspects.

Well, I don't really think of Screamo as a subgenre of Emo, I think it took from Emo and branched off in a different direction, I see them both as branches that both originated from the source of Hardcore Punk, but I see Screamo as a far more dynamic genre that took on more outside influences than Emo did.

- Grunge Rock: Thank the Force Kurt Cobain swallowed a 12 gage cause I don't think I would have survived through having to listen to another new Nirvana song on the radio...again... and again... and again.
-99.9% of rap/hiphop/r&b/all that crap: I like one song, Fight the Power by 50 Cent.

You obviously don't listen to much music.

[Zirconim]

Considering most (if not all) emo falls under post-hardcore, and all screamo falls under emo, it's easy to see where our whole debate came from. There's a lot of grey areas and overlap as you get into sub-genres and sub-sub-genres, and taking them as hard, set rules misses the point, we use all these categories to easily sum up a sound, scene or both, not to actually place everything in a new box.

Well, I've always seen Emo as more of a traditional evolution of the Hardcore Punk sound and one that was really close to Hardcore Punk, until later when it took on Alternative Rock aspects.

Well, I don't really think of Screamo as a subgenre of Emo, I think it took from Emo and branched off in a different direction, I see them both as branches that both originated from the source of Hardcore Punk, but I see Screamo as a far more dynamic genre that took on more outside influences than Emo did.

Well Screamo kind of can date back to early Emo, back when it was known as "Emotive Hardcore", or "Emocore", and retained it's Hardcore Punk roots. It wasn't until Sunny Day Real Estate and several other early 90's Emo bands began to take on Alternative aspects, that Emo actually became popular outside the underground Hardcore realm. I think Screamo sort of took a totally different route, and instead of refining the "Emocore" style, they made it much more chaotic; in a way somewhat of an anti-Emo, as it took much the opposite direction.

[The REAL Glasers]

I wouldn't call it anti-Emo, or Post-Emo. I think Screamo and Emo were born from the same genre and took it in different directions. I haven't really found an Emo band that is Post-Hardcore, the first waves of Emo were reliant on Hardcore Punk until Emo took on Alternative influences in the form of Sunny Day Real Estate and American Football. Screamo took Hardcore Punk, but they completely took it above and beyond and never were very Punky at all. When you look at Les Miserables, Men as Trees, Funeral Diner, Orchid, Suis La Lane, and Raein, they're vastly different structurally from Native Nod, Moss Icon, The Hated, and Indian Summer. The former doesn't really have the Punk sound, but definitely has aspects of it, while the latter still retains a lot of the Punk sound. One served as a continuation, the other was a deviation.

Regardless, it generally doesn't bother me if someone uses Screamo and Emo interchangeably, I like to think that they're separate genres, but I don't get too worked up about it.

[Soviet Haaregrad]

There are already threads about favorite genres. But what are the music genres you dislike and find annoying?

Mine:

most modern rap
most country music
techno

I agree with you on rap but country and techno are fine. Heavy metal is ok but thrash metal makes my ears bleed.

So what does black metal do?

Wait, not black metal enough...

[Bradforsonia]

Country, Grunge, Any indie not made by modest mouse, cRAP

[Meryuma]

-most modern rap
-most country music
-pop
-hip-hop
-R&B
-Not sure if its called Heavy Metal or Punk Metal or that sort but the wierd metal/rock that sounds like some emo guy screaming his vocal cords off and has his face painted wierdly. I simply just despise it because it sounds worse than me trying to make music with pots,pans and the trash can lids.

My favorites are usually just classics(Beethoven,Wagner etc.). I also enjoy the instrumentals of E.S posthumous. I also love to listen to AC/DC,Quiet Riot,Metallica and Rammstein. Another Instrumental group is national anthems,especially the hymn of the soviet union. Might add some techno to that list.

Modern rap is just terrible.

That's a sweeping generalization. Not even all popular modern rap is terrible, unless Kanye West, Jay-Z, and Eminem are terrible. If so, I'd like to know what definition of "terrible" you're using.

Country, Grunge, Any indie not made by modest mouse, cRAP

Do you really think that's clever? What is it with rap haters and puns?

[Old Vester]

I like most music except these 4 kinds.
1: Reggae.
2:Country.
3: That "sounds like a moose giving birth to a pine tree" scream death black metal punk rock crap.
4: And most modern day rap.

[Bradforsonia]

@Maryuma

No, never has been but it's like any other easy simple pun, irresistible to make

[Meryuma]

scream death black metal punk rock crap.

What the hell does that mean?