Question Posted Wednesday December 5 2007, 10:48 pm
I needed an inexpensive/free gift for my friend and finally just decided on a CD - also she said this was something she might want.
I decided to make a CD covering a lot of different genres. I'm positive she will like this- just trust me - and so I need to know what different genres to include. The CD will hold 80 minutes, and as much as I would like to include EVERY genre...I obviously cannot. I would like one song for each genre as representation. Here's what I have so far:
Ska
Hardcore
Alternative
Indie
Techno
Country
Rap
Hip-hop
Screamo
Emo
Powerpop
I know I'm missing a LOT of genres...please help me fill in the gaps and also PLEASE reccomend songs that would be good. Thanks oodles!!
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Hobbies category? Maybe give some free advice about: Music? missbananafontana answered Saturday December 8 2007, 1:35 pm: -Blues (For Abby- Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters)
-Classical (Marriage of Figaro K.492- Mozart)
-Enka (Aiaidaiko- Maeda Yuki)
-Folk (The Scotsman- Bryan Bowers)
-French pop (Les Champs-Elysees- Mario Pelchat)
-German pop (Hey Baby- Die Inselfeger)
-Jazz (Amazing Grace- Pete Fountain)
-Holiday (All I Want For Christmas Is You- Mariah Carey)
-Opera (Panis Angelicus- Luciano Pavarotti)
-J-Pop (Hikari- Utada Hikaru)
-Kayokyoku (Shuu- Sachio Itami)
-Christian/Gospel (On Eagle's Wings- Michael Joncas)
-Electronic (Lotion- Greens Keepers)
-Vocal (Time- Billy Porter)
-Reggae- (People Funny Boy- Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters)
-R&B/Soul (Sunshine- Billy Miles)
-Dance (Cava del Rio- Senza)
Yeah the "main" genres I usually can think of off the top of my head are:
- Rock/Alternative/Indie
- Country
- Techno/Disco
- Rap/Hip Hop/R&B
- Jazz, Blues
- Pop
There are so many subgenres.. like for rock if you want to get specific there is heavy metal, death metal, punk, emo, screamo, glam rock, progressive rock, etc.
Or two genres combined to another like ska is punk and jazz, sort of.
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