I listen to metal but it it's very broad and goes into the alternative category and these days, Retro too I suppose.

I generally listen to Alice in Chains, Royal Blood, Type-O Negative, Sisters of Mercy, Rammstein, Marilyn Manson, Metallica and some lesser known bands.

For hard-core kill-fests I put on 'Seek and Destroy' by Metallica

I am a huge Type-O Neg fan though and still mourn the loss of Peter Steele. I almost always have a few of their tracks in my playlist whilst I get about my business in-game.

Infant Annihilator

Chomppa wrote: »

Soft Rock such as Air Supply , Peter Cetera , and the Bee Gees .

Wow Peter Cetera...haven't heard his name for 3 decades. I remember that one of his songs was used for The Karate Kid 2 which came out when I was in my teens. Good call

Victus wrote: »

This past weekend I was listening to a heavy rotation of Majestic Casual, The Sound You Need, and La Belle Musique channels on Youtube. However I will say my Dead Can Dance playlist really takes the cake (sweetroll?) as far as good, theme-fitting music that enhances my experience.

Man, people are pulling out some awesome stuff. Dead Can Dance brings back memories for me. This is starting to make me curious about the demographics of our players. I think that many are probably of similar age to me having evolved music tastes through the greatest music decade of all time....the 80's!

*ducks to avoid thrown bottles and rocks*

greeat-scottb14_ESO wrote: »

Post-Punk. its not emo,grunge,alt, whatever. if you really know what punk is and its roots - then you know its an all of the above kinda thing

I remember The Exploited from the early '90s...pretty hard core punk. As a metal enthusiast and guitarist, I know about the rise of Punk in the '70s in the UK. It occurred much to the dismay of bands like Judas Priest, Led Zep et al.

However, it was a backlash against the perceived establishment and control of the state. A lot of metal venues became punk venues and metal went into the wilderness for a bit...but not too long

theyancey wrote: »

I just listen to the game.

Cool. I do too most of the time. The music is incredible and fits the landscape and surrounds. Its great as you descend into dungeons or into danger.

Sometimes though I just need that bit surge of energy from my own music to have a bit of fun. Kudos to ZOS for all of the audio input made for the game.

bloodenragedb14_ESO wrote: »

i listen to viking music, like TYR, some avenged sevenfold, Voltaire, stuff like that

Now that is awesome. Getting some really varied musical taste here which is great but to be expected.

White Chapel, Carnifex & Devil Driver \m/

I generally listen to the ESO soundtrack, or other video game soundtracks. The latest has been some good ol' Ultima.

I've been listening to A Song of Ice and Fire audio books lately.

Read them once, so don't feel the need to pay much attention... But good to refresh my memory and ensure I remember the differences to the TV series.

But…you didn't have a spot to say I do listen to ESO music in game. I like ESO music and if I listened to something else it would still probably be game music or maybe anime music because I like it. I'm weird, what can I say?

Metal, World Music, or Ambient game sound. Depending on what my wife lets me play.

i listen to youtube commentators and podcasts, like any hip geek.

Gwar, pretty much. Followed by The Barenaked Ladies.

Viking /folk /black Metal