Hmm, I myself tend to be pretty eclectic, as long as the style, 'mood' of the lyrics and style are Darkish. For dancing I can go from Haunted and flowing, to high energy cybergothy-industrial. This also is dependent on my level of intoxication. Although I do like experimental, other alternative, indie, and avante garde...in a night club setting I like alot of dancable, or 'semi dancable' (intoxication can work out the rest) music to make my night.

When it comes to music I'm pretty easy; I will listen to just about anything except rap, hip-hop and classic chinese opera (of what I've heard, the instrumentation hurts my ears, but the vocials are fine). In a club, if I can dance to it then I'm happy. So far you haven't played much, if any, that I consider undancable, so ...

My musical tastes start from one side of the spectrum and and wind up on the other side in just minutes flat.

Just now I was listening to some Dr. Dre, which then led into a very bouncy tune from Pop Will Eat Itself, and now I am listening to a more upbeat, dancy Siouxsie song. Not that this kind of playlist would hold up in a club. As a matter of fact, I've only ever been to one club where I heard Siouxsie and Snoopy. I've never danced so much in my life as I did at that club.

Dark, dark, and more dark. Lots of lush layers. It should make you feel like you're on drugs, even (especially?) if you're not.

I always enjoy new music, with the exception of opera for some reason. Lately it's been goa and trip-hop that have caught my attention, but as I realised at Perversion in Los Angeles on Thursday night, I really love the less hard goth music (they were playing a bit too much industrial/faster stuff in the rooms I was in). In general, I think the best thing to do is mix it up between genres with good music to dance to ranging from fast to middling pace, and in goth clubs you can get away with slower ethereal music or other slower tracks that people will happily dance too.