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In reality, my "Top 3" list would shift around quite a bit. But here is a pretty good approximation of my top 3.
WARNING: If you are allergic to Metal Music, please to not click play on any of these videos.
Disturbed - Inside the Fire
High on Fire - Rumors of War
OTEP - Ghost Flowers
What does it say about me?
I started liking heavy metal music when I was in my early teens (blame Black Sabbath - Masters of Reality) and I have never quite grown out of it (or grown up for that matter)
I have a few broad field favorites as well (one of them being the best slow song of all time, Wonderful Tonight by Eric Clapton.. and no I'm not brown nosing), but in general, I typically like my music to have an extra dose of adrenalin, and a singer who swallowed just the right amount of gravel as a kid (Lamb of God is just a bit too much gravel for my tastes, High on Fire is about the maximum recommended dose and Otep is max before people start wondering if she is actually still a girl)
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Heavy Metal Child (in my late 30s)
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2. Natural Mystic - Bob Marley
3. Down - 311
Love them all!!
I'm not entirely sure what that says about me as that list is kind of random! Metal, Reggae and Rock... Hmmmm...
Perhaps I'm a student of music. The rest of the list is pretty ecclectic too. Some Beethoven, some White Stripes, George Straight, Tom Petty, Nine Inch Nails, Depeche Mode and The Eagles.
What can I say, I love everything!
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M$1
July 01, 2009 07:08 PM
What are the three most played tracks on your iPod?
According to your iPod or iTunes Top 25 Most Played playlist, what are the three tracks you've listened to most often?
If you like also tell us what that says about you!
Mine:
1) Annie's Song - John Denver
2) Wonderful Tonight - Eric Clapton
3) Beautiful - Alex Parks
If you like also tell us what that says about you!
Mine:
1) Annie's Song - John Denver
2) Wonderful Tonight - Eric Clapton
3) Beautiful - Alex Parks
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| July 03, 2009 03:30 PM |
WARNING: If you are allergic to Metal Music, please to not click play on any of these videos.
Disturbed - Inside the Fire
High on Fire - Rumors of War
OTEP - Ghost Flowers
What does it say about me?
I started liking heavy metal music when I was in my early teens (blame Black Sabbath - Masters of Reality) and I have never quite grown out of it (or grown up for that matter)
I have a few broad field favorites as well (one of them being the best slow song of all time, Wonderful Tonight by Eric Clapton.. and no I'm not brown nosing), but in general, I typically like my music to have an extra dose of adrenalin, and a singer who swallowed just the right amount of gravel as a kid (Lamb of God is just a bit too much gravel for my tastes, High on Fire is about the maximum recommended dose and Otep is max before people start wondering if she is actually still a girl)
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Heavy Metal Child (in my late 30s)
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July 01, 2009 07:34 PM
1. Now You've Got Something to Die For - Lamb of God 2. Natural Mystic - Bob Marley
3. Down - 311
Love them all!!
I'm not entirely sure what that says about me as that list is kind of random! Metal, Reggae and Rock... Hmmmm...
Perhaps I'm a student of music. The rest of the list is pretty ecclectic too. Some Beethoven, some White Stripes, George Straight, Tom Petty, Nine Inch Nails, Depeche Mode and The Eagles.
What can I say, I love everything!
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July 02, 2009 06:04 PM
Thanks for the answer!
I added a tip to the question, so hopefully know we'll get to know some more people's lists!
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I added a tip to the question, so hopefully know we'll get to know some more people's lists!
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It's interesting to look at the actual counts - they're not always what you'd think. :)
I know these songs get heavy play on my iPods, but I seem to play Disturbed songs (20 of the top 4) almost exclusively from my laptop.
"Indestructible" is one of those rare albums that pretty much every song is good.