Vrinda

Anything intense, with a heavy beat and is emotionally moving, no matter what the genre. My ultimate favourite band since 1995 and still going strong is Pet Shop Boys, but generally I've been listening to a lot of Brasilian music lately, thanks to George's influence - particularly Carlinhos Brown and Daniela Mercury. Other classic and recent favourites include: Depeche Mode, Unklejam, Nelly Furtado, Erasure, The Cure, New Order/Joy Division/Electronic/Monaco etc., Rick Astley (haha), Bauhaus/Love & Rockets/Tones on Tail/Peter Murphy etc., Air, Kraftwerk, Dead Can Dance, Cocteau Twins, Camouflage, Les Rita Mitsouko, Sven Vath/OFF, Bodies Without Organs, Beborn Beton, Pop Will Eat Itself, Oingo Boingo/Danny Elfman, Sparks, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Skinny Puppy, Talking Heads, Prince, Einsturzende Neubauten, Shamen, Falco, Talk Talk, Tears for Fears, Ace of Base, Paula Abdul, Red Flag, Mesh, William Orbit, Gang of Four, Public Image Limited, The Orb, Chopin, JC Chasez (again, hahaha), Front 242, Enigma, Legendary Pink Dots, Bootsy Collins, George Clinton, a lot of Russian things, a lot of Hungarian things, a lot of things from lots of other countries, a lot of old EBM, a lot of old trance, a lot of cheesy old Eurodance before it all got lame, lots of New Wave, post-punk, etc. And I will listen to basically everything, whether I love it or not, so long as it is NOT 'Big Yellow Taxi' by Joni Mitchell, The Knack's 'My Sharona', that Kate Bush & Peter Gabriel song 'Don't Give Up', or most things by Human League. I cannot being to describe the negativity I feel towards those songs, for some reason! And I've got a goal to find something I love from everyone country in the world - I've checked off about 65 countries so far; please do feel free to share any gems you can think of!