I'm wondering where the classical music stereotype comes from...what it looks like is that people do like classical music, along with other types of music. It looks to me as if people who've replied listen to what they like and don't worry about what 'category' it's found in (as long as it isn't Britney, of course ;).

As for me, I've spent the last week in nostalgia-land, listening to stuff from around 1980-90. Aside from that, my current favorites include:

Update (3 December, 2000): Since this thread came up again, I thought I'd update. This week's favorites:

Update (12 March, 2001): Since this thread came up yet again, I am updating for this week:

It's kind of nice that this topic keeps coming up. I think a series of slices show more about my musical preferences than a one-time list of my favorites. It probably reveals how many things I like now that I'll consider drek in a few months ;).

In reply to RE: music choices.. (kudra: kudra's music choices) by kudra
in thread music choices.. by jrsmith

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