How important is music to you?

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Originally Posted by Maximilian

Capricorns are known to love music. I'm no exception. From the moment I get up until I fall asleep with my earphones.

I'm open to many genres but I thrive and listen mostly to House music (deep, progressive, funky, French, Chicago, Latin, New York, Pumpin', Sexy, Tribal, Ambient) or the Godfather of detroit techno, Jeff Mills.

Music does bring people together and in current times, music can heal the soul, the spirit and the mind!

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Lol there is a big techno festival here in Detroit this weekend.

Hehehe. So far the only person to say no :D I personally find music an annoying distraction.

Steven

Yupp.

Even in the office we listen to music all day long.
If not, "i plug it in my ears" (a.k.a: use earphones). :rock:

On the way to work&home (about 3 hours) in my car, i listen to music.
And at home most of the time. (When i'm not watching TV).
I listen to the radio even in my bathroom.

So, i think music is important to me. :)

It is not important at all to me, guess I maybe listen to music 20-30 min a week or so.
But I like having some good rock in the car, so when it is getting back on the road again it might be some more music in my life.

I love music and lots of it there always has to be something playing or some noise or its hard for me to focus lol... i pretty much have the widest taste of music of anyone i know i love Robert Johnson and BB King and the blues, Frank Sinatra and the swing, the Beatles, Led Zep and the rest of the classics, the Casualties and punk, dicso and hair metal like the Bee Gees and Poison lots of metal mostly stuff few ppl know of like Ensiferum and Korpiklaani and i still find room for some new rap/hip hop (well mostly 90s and earlier) oh i also try to play guitar and bagpipes :rock::rock::rock::rock:

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Originally Posted by detroyt

Lol there is a big techno festival here in Detroit this weekend.

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I know and it's a pretty extensive line up but no Jeff Mills. Some that I like that are performing. Adam Beyer, Carl Cox, Kevin Saunderson and Carl Craig. Never been crazy about Derrick May.