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Old 04-04-2017, 07:16 PM   #11
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Gotta ping you on one of my favorite genres that seems to be overlooked.

I see a disturbing lack of electronica, unless you left it off on purpose. Subgenres of that ought to include dance, trance, techno, break beat, big beat, house, drum and bass, dubstep, downtempo, ambient, nu-jazz, acid jazz, electro swing, trip-hop, industrial, and maybe other stuff I forgot about.

Some of it can probably be grouped in with other genres (like pop, jazz, metal), but it may depend on how finely your categorize your collection.

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Also, not sure if modern score music (films, TV shows, games) would warrant its own category. I'd personally make it distinct from classical.

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