  Since the Bekenstein's proposal that a black hole has equally spaced area
spectrum, the quasinormal modes as the characteristic modes of a black hole
have been used in obtaining the horizon area spectrum of the black hole.
However, the area spectrum of the Kerr black hole in some previous works was
inconsistent with the Bekenstein's proposal. In this paper, we notice that the
Kerr black hole has three types of resonance modes which are quasinormal modes
(QNM), total transmission modes (TTM), and total reflection modes (TRM). All of
these resonances represent highly damped oscillations and only depend on the
black hole parameters which are mass, charge and angular momentum of the black
hole. We propose that all of these modes should be used in quantizing the black
hole. With all these modes, we find that both the inner and outer horizon areas
of the Kerr black hole are equally spaced. Similar behavior is also found in
the Reissner-Nordstrom black hole.
