12 elements, 12 music genres.. what do you think they should be?

[Scaredgirl]

Elements Radio will have 12 different genres, with each genre playing 2 hours per day.

In your opinion, which genre fits best for which element?


Here's a broad list to get you started:


    * Metal
    * Punk
    * Rap
    * Jazz
    * Hip Hop
    * Pop
    * R&B (Rhythm and Blues)
    * Hard Rock
    * Alternative
    * Experimental
    * Latin
    * Country
    * Disco
    * Funk
    * Classical
    * Blues
    * Progressive
    * Techno
    * Ska
    * Reggae
    * Soca
    * Dancehall
    * Black
    * Death
    * Screamo
    * Power Pop
    * Rock

[Scaredgirl]

   fast Techno (lightning = electricity)
   ??
   Some dark soundscape stuff? I don't know..
   Metal
   ??
   Punk (anarchy, chaos..)
   Rock
   ??
   Acoustic
   Classical
   Oldies (time.. old.. get it?)
   Slow Techno with "underwater" effects maybe?

[teffy]

My ideas are:

 : Gregorian, Pan Flute
 : Acc. Guitar, Flutes, Harp
 : No metal, Darkness is a quiet element. You can´t steal or bite as a vampire, if you are loud.
 : Church Organ?
 : Rock *g*.
 : Jazz
 : Don´t know.
 : Hymnes, Brass
 : Jungle Drums, Love Songs? Or music like "Circle of Life, Lion King"
 : Gospel, choral songs
 :Oldies, Scaredgirl suggested,could fit.
 : Accordeon, Seamen music, music which "simulates" water

[Ohmega]

  ???
   FLutes. Instruments that use air.
   Some orchestral music with deep tunes.
   Some slow and sad songs.
  Earth is hard, so maybe some hardstyle?
  Hip hop?
  Burning so it has to be powerfull music, like rock or things like that.
  Big drums
  is harmony so harves and a bit trance. Progressive trance could fit.
   ???
   Music that changes between fast and slow parts, because it is time.
  Whale singing?

[icybraker]

Gregorian Chant WITH fast Techno effects!
Fast woodwind section. Panpipes, quick shuffling dance music.
Very slow, dramatic music. Slowly crescendos into a very loud climax or something.
Death metal interspersed with requiems?
Rock!
Steve Reich & Phillip Glass-esque music. Looping, random noises, et cetera.
Anything very emotional, passionate, and powerful. Rock and maybe alternative works.
Percussion and brass section.
Umm... country? Clear melody and harmony, yaaay.
Epic harps and organs with classical and baroque music.
Oldies, as previously suggested.
Mystical techno with underwater sounds like Scaredgirl said.

[Silkenfist]

 : Techno, naturally
 : Drum n' Base!
 : Gothic and Darkwave would fit perfectly.
 : Punk and Hardcore
 : Rock, obviously
 : Jazz, Experimental, Avant-Garde and Post Metal
 : Latin
 : Hymns, Chants and Power Ballads
 : Folk and Filk
 : Pop and Soul
 : Oldies and Evergreens
 : Ska, Reggea

[Scaredgirl]

Thank you very much for all the suggestions. I'll try to find some kind of "middle road". When it's ready, you can tell me how much it sucks.

[WayneCore]

 : is more like Drum n' Base/Dubstep than  imo...

also:
 : Punk!  fire = fast, raging, destructive ... punk^^

[cokeandaspirin]

give my vote to hard rock for earth!

[WayneCore]

  - jazz??

more like this.

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not that much easy to listen to if you don't like it ... but it would fit



damn how i'd love to have breakcore on the radio <3

[tyranim]

my ideas
  techno
  classical
  emo (no offence to all those darkness lovers)
  metal
  Celtic music
  punk
  Latin
  ???
  idk, something lively?
  opera
  country
  i guess this one is classical too? then again, all elements would go with classical (yes, it pwns that much ) (there is a certain elegance to everything, you just have to listen to find it)

[Demagog]

It's only real radio if there's yodeling.