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I like acoustic and bluegrass mostly.. been listening to Rhonda Vincent, Gillian Welch, Steve Earle with the Del McCoury Band, and 111rd Tyme Out lately...I like bands that "cook" a little when they play.
There are other times in the day when I listen to the playlists on one of the country stations, and I can get into rock once in a while, but don't come in playin that ole rap stuff on your boombox, that stuff gets old quick in my book, although my teenage grandkids listen to it alot.
-------------------- Jeff Ogden 8727 NE 68 Terr. Gainesville FL, 32609 Posts: 2138 | From: 8827 NE 68 Terr Gainesville Fl 32609 | Registered: Aug 2002
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I know I'm getting old now...recently a new radios station opened up and all they play is 1960's and 70's "Stress free" music...you know "Moon River" and "Cryin in the Chapel" stuff.
I'm so tired of Garth Brooks and Toby Keith (both local boys) and the "Wang me Dang me" country stations that exist here I could spit.
Pat and I even had a discussion today about...How is it Elvis Presley is called "King of Rock n' Roll" when in reality he was a balladeer even a crooner he only had 3 or 4 "rock tunes" Blue suade shoes, jail house rock,hound dog,maybe one or two more. The rest was just hype...35 years of it too.
Oh well in between our Irish Celtic music and the new station we're in hog heaven.
Did I mention we bought ourselves a remote control 5 disk C.D. player for the new shop?
Lovin it...we do have some u-2 and Boney James ...I gues we're pretty ecletic after all!
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Got the cd juke box loaded with approx 300 cd's. Right now I'm listening to Dave Mason, but I have Buddy Holly, Quicksilver Messenger Service and Grand Funk Railroad up next. I listen to just about anything except rap! That stuff just ain't music to me!!!
-------------------- Tom Hartel Sunset Signs & Graphics Forest Hill,Md Posts: 32 | From: Forest Hill, Md | Registered: Nov 2000
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Irish celtic is always a fav with me if it is not too repetitive, some alternative, jazz, blues, and any rock from the mid 60's and early 70's. specially fond of the British rock stars (Beatles, Eric Clapton, Stones). Also, early 70's, Yes, Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Pink Floyd, Doors, Moody Blues, (hey I'm pretty easy to get along with! add classical to the list, really calms our house down.
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"It's kind of fun to do the impossible - Walt Disney (1901-1966) Posts: 5373 | From: Loves Park, Illinois | Registered: Aug 1999
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Mark.....Jackson Browne's "Late for the Sky".....One of my ALL-TIME FAVORITES!! I just had to go listen to it after I read your post.
Lately at work, I've been listening to quite a mix.......Crowded House(I really dig Neil Finn), Elvis Costello, John Hammond, Chieftains, Muddy Water, Harvey Reid, Dropkick Murphys......I like a lot of different stuff.........cool.
-------------------- Mike"Spud"Kelly zipperhead design Westminster, MA Posts: 367 | From: Westminster, MA | Registered: Mar 2001
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i would never wish to impose my musical taste upon anyone. whatever "rings your bell" musically is great.
most assume because i am from alabama, all i listen to is country on the radio, not so. (i can't stand mainstream anything! radio bores the hell out of me.) my listening habits are diverse.
i have love for all music done well.
all genres of music have been influenced by one another, that is what is cool about music in general.
come on, don't be shy, tell us what you are listening too.
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Gettin' ready to introduce a friend of mine to western swing, so I've been listening to a bunch of old Asleep at the Wheel tapes I made 20 years ago, also on there was some Marshall Tucker band and a lot of New Riders of the Purple Sage, made fo a mighty pleasant day..."Choo choo, choo choo cha boogie"
-------------------- George Perkins Millington,TN. goatwell@bigriver.net
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I listen to great radio - XM Channels 6 (60's), 7 (70's), Channel 40 (Deep Tracks) and Channel 164 (Old Time Radio Classics - Burns & Allen, The Shadow, Dragnet, Etc.)
-------------------- Marvin Miller A Sign of Class Sterling, VA Posts: 7 | From: Virginia | Registered: Nov 2001
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ive been learning the mandolin so blugrass has been my choice these days.
Butch Baldassari, Ricky Scaggs,Silvercreek,...got a country station here out of Quincy Florida that plays all those old time " Real Country Music " 40,50,60 era...got a old recordin the other day from my dad call "Georgia Blues & Goepel 1920-1931" with artist like Julius Daniels, George Carter, Lil' McLintock, Lillie Mae...wow great stuff.
chris
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Talk about diverse... Lately I have been going from "Disturbed"(The Sickness) to "Rascal Flatts"(Debut Album) to "Queensryche"(Operation Mindcrime) to "Dixie Chicks"(Wide Open Spaces)
Whewwwwww talk about a Mindboink
-------------------- Troy "Metalleg" Haas 626 Kingswood Dr Evansville,In 47715 Posts: 1100 | From: Evansville,Indiana, USA | Registered: Nov 1998
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Hi Mark, always enjoy your posts. It is almost impossible to get decent music on the radio today. Most stations feature singers that no longer sing, but they are screeming and yelling. Why? Nothing is more relaxing then the way it used to be when you could understand the words and the music was pleasing to your ears. I guess you have to be young to enjoy to days so called music.
-------------------- Bill Riedel Riedel Sign Co., Inc. 15 Warren Street Little Ferry, N.J. 07643 billsr@riedelsignco.com Posts: 2953 | From: Little Ferry, New Jersey, USA | Registered: Feb 1999
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I listen to a band that is only 7 months old- my baby daughter. She gargles/googles/hums constantly. It's hysterical. Sometimes she actually sounds like a bear growling, but it's just her trying out new sounds (the baby thing is new to me, so I get a kick out of all this)!!
On a serious note- Phish, Phish, and Phish. The more I listen to them the more I realize they are unbelievable. I try to play along with my Yamahahaha acoustic and...well, let's just say it's good practice. Like trying to learn to drive a stick in a dragster.
Also SOME Dead, Gov't Mule, Mozart (no joke) to break the pattern so my work colleagues don't lose it. Phish play everything from Rock to Phish- they are one of those bands that are really hard to pigeonhole- each song is it's own style...? I have most of their studio albums, but the real treat is their live stuff. 15-minute jams are de rigeur. I used to be a huge Floyd fan, so they prepared me for these guys.
I should save this post so that the next time I'm looking for something different...Some real intriguing names popped up - my favorite is Dropkick Murphy!! I also want to listen to more Zep/Hendrix/Kenny Wayne Shepherd/SRV/bluegrass but the $$$ are going toward my little girl. Someday!!
-------------------- Steve Burke Cascades Inc NS Canada
If at first you don't succeed, skydiving isn't for you Posts: 359 | From: NS Canada | Registered: Jan 2002
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What Rap group was Bill Reidell listening to? I be jammin' to Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown. Also a little "O' Brother" Soundtrack!!! (I would be listening to my FISH ON WHEELS cd BUT IT DON'T PLAY WIRTH A DARN!)
A Qoute from Mark Fair's father to a young Mark while driving down an Alabama road viewing a Round Silage Bin.....(Mark's Dad points to the bin) and sez...."A feller got killed in thar long time ago son, yup, he ran around lookin' fur a CORNER!" Y'all been a great audeeance!
-------------------- Mike Meyer Sign Painter 189 1st Ave n P.O. Box 3 Mazeppa, Mn 55956
We are not selling, we are staying here in Mazeppa....we cannot re-create what we have here....not in another lifetime! SO Here we are!!!!!!!
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My radio station is an oldies and my favourites are Harry Chapon(Cats in the cradle)Willie Nelson and Supertramp and I can sing Harry and Willie's tunes.
-------------------- Randall Campbell Randy's Graphics, 420 Fairfield N. Hamilton Ontario Canada Posts: 2857 | From: Hamilton Ontario Canada | Registered: Jan 2002
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In my Studio I have an "old time" Juke Box complete with 200 selections of 45's.....every thing from Jazz to Bluegrass to Rock and Roll.....I have remote speakers in the Shop area...(The music is everywhere)......
My local Station..(Galax Va )(You see I am only 7 miles from the Va border} plays a lot of Bluegrass and has a Special program of the hits from the past 50 years...that covers a LOT of Styles...........
If I am in the "Creative" mood I even listen to CLASSICAL !!!!!!
Occassionaly my good friend Foley Bowman drops by with his Banjo...and plays me several tunes "Claw Hammer Style' of "Old Time Mountain Music"
And then the "Music" becomes more important than the work !!!!!!!
OH WELLLLLLLLLLLLL..
Shep'
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I'm with Bob Burns, Alison Krause and Union Station. I just got an email the other day that she has a double cd live album coming out Nov. 5th to be followed by a dvd.
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Tim Weisberg Gato Barbieri Pete Belasco Larry Carlton Billy Cobham Santana When I am really busy I listen to jazz. My mind and body are working in rock and roll mode, so I need to tone things down with jazz. Smoooooooth Jazz
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165 mp3's so far playing thru the PC, all through the showroom and (louder) in the production area.
Christian Alternative Sunny Day Real Estate Plumb Techno (if the words aren't foul) Moby (ditto on the words) Tracy Chapman u2 a couple of Dean Martin songs A few classical pieces
Country music is banned.
I get tired of the same old style of music and try and switch up a lot.
Ever heard Mrs. Miller singing "These Boots Are Made for Walking"? It's one of my current favorites.
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Here is some thing! I buy vinyl still! I prefer it, and you can still get most of the new releases. Music is actually a very bad habit for me, I have a 2 Technics MK1200 turntables, a Sony 100 disc player and a 2 Pioneer CDJ1000s , I can also record analog to digital and then burn to CD. though it can be time consuming to say the least. Interesting posts but is anyone here into alternative, trip hop, neo soul, old school or house? Though for stuff you guys know, I do like old Neil Young, Iggy Pop, Beach Boys, Beatles, T.Rex, so Im not totally wierd.....
Rick
-------------------- Rick Chavez Hemet, CA Posts: 1538 | From: Hemet,CA U.S.A. | Registered: Jun 2001
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OK, I'll admit it, I've turned into a Country boy! Five years ago, I couldn't turn it off fast enough. I think seeing my first Faith Hill video captured me. I'd find myself turning the TV to CMT and waiting for Faith to come on!! While waiting, I'd start to pick up on other songs, then my car radio somehow found a country station and now I'm hooked!
I love the Dixie Chicks, Shania, Faith, George Strait, Alan Jackson.
My wife is embarrased! hahaha She listens to Alternative.
It's the craziest thing, but I love hearing the banjo. I've got the nuttiest Grateful Dead medley all in banjo pickin'!! I love it!!
I'm really curious about Allison Kraus. Can anybody recommend a good starter album I could check out?
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hey terry, any alison krauss album will do. i would recommend a later one though. she was a child prodigy on the fiddle and a voice like an angel!!!
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All depends what I'm doing at the moment. If Im laying leaf, outlining, or other "delicate" stuff, it's classical or jazz. If I'm rippin MDO, or rounding over the edges of PT posts with a router, it's Heart, Aerosmith, or the Beatles. I find I rush my work with the wrong music. he he Some good old "Prarie Home Companion" at anytime.
PS: Steve Burke, been living across the "pond" from Burlington VT (hometown of Phish)for the last 18 years, and I used to listen to Phish on the local station when they were just starting out. Good Stuff!
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Bob Kaschak Artisan Sign And Design Peru New York Posts: 1873 | From: Upstate NY | Registered: Jul 2002
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Terry, try "Forget About It" or "New Favorite" these are her latest. You will find that she will quickly become your new favorite. She is all over the O' Brother soundtrack. Her band Union Station includes Dan Tyminski, better known as George Clooney's voice on O' Brother. Also in the band is Jerry Douglas the best there is on the dobro. I didn't even know what a dobro was until I went to an AKUS concert, now it's my favorite instrument.
-------------------- Dennis Goddard
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Terry, if you have cable, CMT plays some Allison Kraus/Union Station. They also have a segment of "The Best of Austin City Limits" I've caught this one episode three or four times in the past few weeks of Emmylou Harris from 82 ( lookin dang good I might add ) and Allison Kraus and Union Station from 2002.
And is it just me or does the hair on the back of your neck stand up when listening to some of the harmonies of this group?
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