Question 4

What Genre of music do you like and why?

I prefer techno, because it combines the best of everything!!! And there's many different types and styles of techno, so you can always find something new if you keep looking... But for those of you who claim to hate and despise techno, keep in mind that there are techno styles that can make a song that everyone HATES BEYOND ALL MEASURE and turn it into something that actually sounds cool...

Here's an example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vw4TKhevpgU

Haruhi Suzumiya dressed in Dante's clothes from Devil May Cry? AWESOME. As for the question, I'm not sure I have an absolute *favorite* genre. But if I had to choose something, it might be piano rock. The piano is my favorite instrument, and you can convey a wide array of emotions with it. Among my other favorite genres are alternative rock, techno, dubstep, J-Pop/Rock, and a lot of soundtracks from games or anime.

I'd like to say rock, but it's more or less what bands I like rather than genre, though I do despise Rap and Country mainly because all you here about in cRap nowadays is how much money/cars/or chicks they have, where-as country it's just plain bitching and moaning to me. on a side note I'd like to know where you guys watch your anime, as I'm just starting with netflix and am hoping it has all my favorites.

Yes, that picture is awesome!!! Manrod, I like your taste in music!!! Dread, I understand where you're coming from too, I despise rap and highly dislike country, blues, and all that other crap.

And with regard to Netflix as a major anime resource...not the best idea... The cool thing about the anime listings under Netflix is that you can get a good idea of what the popular stuff is (that [1] is in English audio, and [2] is finished already [i.e. they're not making more episodes for, unless they remake the entire series]). As well as the semi-popular and semi-semi-popular stuff that's well known... But the point is that most of that stuff, while often REALLY good and thoroughly entertaining, is not always the BEST anime out there. Mind you, there'll be all kinds of REALLY REALLY good anime that you'll find on Netflix, but at least try to look for a few other anime resources before you start judging what you think that you'll like... (I highly recommend the anime "Witchblade" on Netflix [it's almost impossible to find a better source for the English audio version without paying for it].) I recommend using the anime sites "www.kumby.com" and "www.gogoanime.com" there are literally hundreds of anime on both of those sites for you to look through... (I've still got over 3 dozen anime listed under favorites on Internet Explorer that I think that I MIGHT be interested in, but haven't even looked through yet!!!!!!!!!!! ) And here's 2 tips on picking anime to watch, the 1st one is from me, and the 2nd one is a bit of advice that I got from a friend 2 years ago that's proven quite effective...

1) Do not be afraid to watch anime that only have English subs (i.e. English subtitles), because there are literally hundreds on anime titles out there and you're only missing out if you limit yourself.

2) Look at some of the short series anime!!!! Normally with other tv programs, the more episodes there are the more successful and/or popular the series is... But anime blows that COMPLETELY OUT OF THE WATER!!!!!!!!!!! A lot of the BEST anime is actually pretty short, and by a lot I mean [b]A LOT[/b]. Don't judge a book by it's cover and don't judge an anime by the number of episodes it has!!!!! But seriously, look to see if any of the shorter anime series' descriptions catch your eye and make them a priority over some of the larger ones...

I watch all my anime on Crunchyroll. It costs $7 a month, and provides literally hundreds of different shows. There's an Xbox app for it too. You can also catch new episodes 1 hour after they air in Japan. All of the anime is in Japanese with English subtitles though, so it might not be your thing. I personally prefer my anime in Japanese. However, if you're looking for a completely free alternative, go to www.animefreak.tv -- It probably has just as much anime as Crunchyroll does, and you can watch most of the anime in English OR Japanese. I personally don't like watching stuff I can't use on my Xbox though. It's up to you.

I prefer the 2 options that I mentioned because you don't have to pay for them! And because both of them have a really impressive collection of over 1500 anime titles (EACH).

I say rap/rock cause that's what Hollywood Undead are