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

[Lz_erk]

  I recommend a mix of psychobilly

and Ween.

Now THAT'S Entropy.   

[I'm aware this is impossible to implement.]

[Slawth]

I'm feeling a definite Jazz vibe coming from  .  Smooth Jazz would fit quite nicely with it, I believe.
Also, for  , I'm going to have to agree with Rock.  Though maybe not Modern or Alternative.  Maybe more like Classic Rock.
And for some reason, the first thing that comes to mind with  is Weird Al Yankovich....   <_<

[Warkthogus]

The one I have to bring up is poor ol' darkness.  I've already seen a few suggestions for "emo."  Please, for the sake of it's integrity, don't follow this advice!    should be calm, pondering.  Think classic goth music.    should be mournful, funeral procession-esque sounds, maybe with a bit of chanting thrown in. 

The difference (which was touched on earlier) is the feeling when you attend the funeral of a loved one versus simply staring out into the darkness and thinking.

But in the end:
!= emo
Ever.

[ScytherLoL]

For me I play Darkness and listen to a variety of Pipe Organ crossed with Metal..Try Bachs Toccatta and Fugue in D minor down by a Metal Band with pipe Organs, man it will blow you away.

Thats my choice anyway.

Thanks

Scyther

[icybraker]

I love Toccata and Fugue so much It's on my iPod.

Dark, archaic-sounding music like this is perfect for Darkness.

Crossing it with metal sounds innovative.

[ScytherLoL]

Yeah we won a national rock contest with it by doing that. It sounds absolutley awesome with a distorted guitar and pipe organ running side by side.

Scyther

[Kaine]

For  I suggest Gothic, as it fits the theme quite well. For one, the sound is rather dark and gloomy and a great part of the gothics dress entirely in black.

For  Power Metal/ Heavy Metal Those two go great together and both fit Gravity kind of.

For  Punk seems fine

For  some harder Metal, or more towards Opera metal/Symphonic Metal... Or some Horror Movie Background music

For  Just use music from instruments that invovle air, flutes, sax, that australian thing (forgot the name)

For  Something wild that changes rythm over time

[ODSTRookie]

Everyone seems agreed but theres just a few differences that seem to divide us.

[blu]

  would like to hear more of violin/paino. Old and new stuff maybe even some hip hop type of new and mozart kind of old
  upbeat something you can just have fun to

[icybraker]

is not a "have fun, carefree" element. It is the element of divine order.

Again, I say Gregorian Chant; techno is fine, but... fine.

[omerbey]

what's the last situation on this?
do we get to recommend anything or is it on hold?

[Daneman]

  techno strange stuff...
  calming flute music
  metal!!!
  more metal?
  some sort of heavy rock? (xD)
  more techno
  metallica (only fight fire with fire)
  ??
  acoustic guitar stuff
  opera
  only muse (coz its epic =D)
  bubble sound effects