I still love the same music- hard rock, metal, rock etc
in any song about relationships in any of these genres, i now relate to the point of view of the girl, so it's different but still the same to me

I'm just a fan of music full stop....my life without it unthinkable....

And would fully agree that music can influence mood and nature...internal or otherwise....

But if I require something testosterone charged to get me going....this is a good place to start for me...



And by complete contrast....if I need something to bring the mood down to late night pre bedroom high-jive-jinks, then Erykah always make me feel sweet-n-juicy, all right and cleva....

Anything Beyonce Frees The Feminine Beast Out of Me

For me, these artists speak to the girl inside.

Imogen Heap (or Frou Frou)
Book of Love
Jane Monheit
Martha Wainwright
Faith Hill
Loreena McKennitt
Poe
Bif Naked
Michelle Branch
Sade
Jem
Lenka
Debbie Gibson
Brandi Carlile
Delerium
Lisa Loeb
Shania Twain
Indigo Girls
Cranberries (or Dolores O'Riordan)
Sara Bareilles
Aimee Mann (or Til Tuesday)
Melody Gardot
Madeleine Peyroux
October Project
Katy Perry
Sarah McLachlan


...to name a few...

Cheers!
Rayalisse

Wednesday 13, Korn, Cradle of Filth, Rob Zombie, Otep, My Chemical Romance, and some of Seether, Graveworm, Kottonmouth Kings, Eminem, Slipknot, In Flames, Dope, Marilyn Manson, and Vena Amori tends to make me feel very masculine. Now the bands that kinda makes me feel feminine but in a good way are Ashton Nyte, again some of Seether, The Smashing Pumpkins, Eighteen Visions, HIM, and AFI

Just got a quick question here: I notice the most answers to make you feel more feminine are nothing but female artists (for the most part) - like, did yous like those artists before your transitioning (or wherever you are on your journey), or just happened after? Or you always liked the genres that have lots of female artists?
Like, for me, I like Sarah Maclachlin, Evanacence, Cranberries etc...a lot of female artists/vocalists , but they don't really make me feel more feminine.
Like I can feel more feminine with the harder rock music more, and it looks like I'm alone on this, so just wonderin' what your thoughts on that are
YEEHHAAWWW!!!!!

Quote from: Daszuber on September 02, 2010, 12:46:10 AM
Just got a quick question here: I notice the most answers to make you feel more feminine are nothing but female artists (for the most part) - like, did yous like those artists before your transitioning (or wherever you are on your journey), or just happened after? Or you always liked the genres that have lots of female artists?
Like, for me, I like Sarah Maclachlin, Evanacence, Cranberries etc...a lot of female artists/vocalists , but they don't really make me feel more feminine.
Like I can feel more feminine with the harder rock music more, and it looks like I'm alone on this, so just wonderin' what your thoughts on that are

Some of the songs by Erasure do make me feel more feminine, but I think that's 'cuz Andy Bell sings like a girl... !! 

Actually one of the things I loved most about Erasure (especially their early work Innocents or before...) was their gender neutral lyrics. (for the most part).

Also Bif Naked (who I mentioned above) is harder-rock-ish.  "I Love Myself Today" does bring out the grrrl in me.

Cheers
Rayalisse.

One thing that bothers me so much everyday is my short hair. So I listen to Ashley Tisdales Hair. It makes me happy to think about how I'll look when it's nice and long. =/