I'd have to say Rapcore. A genre that mixes gangsta rap, hiphop with the techniques of heavy metal & punk.
Famous bands of this genre, Linkin Park, Limp Bizkit & P.O.D...

Mate I totally agree, ye can't top rapping with guitars. Except for nickelback. Especially when it's overplayed. rofl

I was made for lovin you baby! You were made for lovin... me!

Thrash metal features a number of fast and rapid tempos, low-register, quick, complex guitar riffs, and high-register guitar solos. Thrash rhythm guitar playing is characterized by palm muting and staccato used with a heavily distorted tone and tightly controlled riffs to create a "chugging" sound.

Thrash guitar solos are almost exclusively played at high speed, as they are usually characterized by shredding, and use techniques such as sweep picking, legato phrasing, alternate picking, string skipping, and two-hand tapping. Thrash lead guitarists are rooted in the New Wave of British Heavy Metal movement.

The speed and pacing of the songs is what defines thrash metal. The music tends to have a visceral, propellant feel to it due to its drumming style, most commonly utilizing the snare drum on the 1/2 beat, or the 2nd and 4th beats of the measure[citation needed]. Frantic bass drum use is also common. Thrash drummers often use two bass drums. Some thrash drummers are revered as some of the "best drummers in rock music". [3]

Due to the genre's high speed, many thrash bassists use a pick to keep up with the other instruments. However, some prominent bassists within thrash used their fingers, including Frank Bello, Greg Christian and the late Cliff Burton. [4] Several bassists use an overdriven or distorted bass tone, an approach popularized by Burton and Lemmy.

Lyrical themes worked in thrash include gore, life and death, and society. For it working with warfare, brutal feelings supposedly hidden into human unconsciousness and visions of a possible future collapse of civilization (which partially overlaps with punk ideas, as this movement began a decade before). In contrast to many extreme metal genres to follow, thrash metal often focused on positive social issues, for instance environmentalism as was in the case of the band Nuclear Assault.

yeah they don't really float my boat either

-Matt
UMGD

lol punk ideas

What would be a famous thrash, metal band?

Megadeth, Anthrax, Metallica sometimes... *yawn*

:)

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I hate R/B Soul Music. It isn't that great.

Personally, pretty much the only type of music I can't stand is Traditional Southern Gospel. In terms of musicality, it's lacking.

I find trance really annoying.

ehhh cant stand twangy country

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I can totally relate. Not a metal fan and not a trance fan.

Hardcore (dutch) and that hiphop like lil wayne and tpain shit....

rapcore? Raprock, whatever you want to call it. Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit have two different sounds. Limp Bizkit is cool, as well as other bands that would fit the same catagory as them such as ICP (no i'm not a juggalo), Beastie Boys, Korn, Knux, Kottonmouth Kings to name a few.

Of course this is only my oppinon but I do enjoy their music along with many other styles of music i'm sure you would hate. But to answer the presented question. I can't really get into country. Though I don't hate it, i can find enjoyment out of some country but it is my least favorite.

Rapcore would be more like, Brokencyde though.