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My wife griping about anything she can think of at the moment.

Other than that;

Oldies 92.9 FM
Aretha
Animals
Neil Diamond
mamas and papas
Stones
Floyd
Zepp
AC-DC
Steppenwolf
plus to many more to mention

Not Elvis:
The lady that lives behind me plays him 24/7.
:mad: :mad:
needless to say, I don't need to hear anymore
 
Hey Chicaga, I'll put in another Jimmy Buffett mention - you gotta love a guy whose career is being on vacation.

Alison Krauss + Union Station
Nickel Creek
Jars of Clay
3rd Day
Gillian Welsh
Ricky Scaggs

I also like music from other categories; the ones listed are the ones in my car right now. I guess I'm on a Blue Grass kick...
 
For country the Ditzy Chicks because they are political martyrs and media darlings.

For easy listening Barbara Striesand because she is so smart.
Michael Bolton because he is so original and creative.

For hard rock, Barry Mannilow (Ted Nugent with class).

For rap, Emminen because he's got something to say (plus he gives great material for Jamie Kennedy and Weird Al Yankovich).
 
OLD SCHOOL

WOW! You guys are Old School! ..seriously. Anyway, i recently went to Radio station conert (Z100, maybe you heard) and saw all the hottest performers like Areosmith, Jewel, Mariah Carey, Bowling for Soup, #rd Eye Blind, Simple Plan, that American Idol winner Kelly Clarkson, and other artist you people probably arent interested in. Well, take care and happy flying :p
 
As I write this reply, I'm listening to Night Ranger's Greatest Hits.

I'm also about to place an order from Columbia House -- they've got a special "Buy 1, Get 3 Free" sale going on this month. My selections?

America's "Greatest Hits"
Gary Wright, "The Dream Weaver"
Montrose, "The Very Best Of"
Genesis, "Turn It On Again: The Hits"
 
Miles Davis
Allman Brothers
Mozart
Allison Krause and Union Station
Diana Krall
John Mellencamp
Acoustic Alchemy
David Benoit
Billie Holiday
The Gospel Hummingbirds
 
A tribe called quest
De la soul
Digable planets
The Roots
Barrington Levy
Marley
Led Zepp
Doors
Sinatra

Pretty much a little of everything except country
 
Southern Culture On the Skids
BR-549
Johnny Cash

Gotta love the Rockabilly!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Little Feat (Lowell era)
The Almighty Prophet Bob Marley
Southern Culture On The Skids
John Scofield
Ben Folds (Five)
Aimee Mann
Black Crowes
John Coltrane
Lyle Lovett
Robert Cray
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Foo Fighters
James Brown
Joe Jackson
Poi Dog Pondering
Rolling Stones
Beatles
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Everclear
Muddy Waters
and last, but not least,
The Tubes
 
BankAccount=0$ said:
Southern Culture On the Skids
BR-549
Johnny Cash

Hey, Man. You beat my post about the skidders by one minute! Saw 'em last November in Chicago with BR5-49 and they both rocked.

I got too much pork for just one fork, baby.
 
Talk radio, I don't even need FM, although I am thinking about satelite radio so that I can pick up MRN (MotorRacingNetwork).

I own two Cd's, Junior Brown and Stevie Ray Vaughn.

I do attend the local symphany orchestra, so I get to hear lots of Tchaikovsky, etc.

If I get bored with the talk radio, or if Dr. Laura comes throught the speaker, I look for Texas country, bluegrass or dixieland.

My favorites, besides Junior and StevieRay

Asleep at the Wheel
Randy Travis
Leon Redbone (white suit, black bow tie in old Lipton Tea commercials)
Satchmo
Allison Krause and Union Station
Ricky Scaggs
George Strait
Marty Stewart
Riders in the Sky
Flatt and Scruggs
Jerry Jeff Walker
Johnny Horton
Gary P Nunn
Dwight Yoakum
and my favorite dope smoking hippy, Willie Nelson
and my concession to Nashville, Faith Hill, isn't she gorgeous?

regards
enigma
 
totally AWESOME

All 80's, all the time.

Excuse me while I pop in my Thompson Twins 8-track before I get to work on my Rubik's Cube.
 
Hey Wang Chung, I like 80s too... there is a radio station here that plays all 80s on the weekends, during lunch hour, and evening rush hour. I actually heard the song that your user name is based on yesterday. The "I love the 80s" series on VH1 is pretty funny.

JediNein... I like ALW and Sarah Brightman too. SB is quite mesmerizing; what's your favorite song(s)?
 
TX pilot, don't forget Joe Ely and Tish Hinojosa (she's got such a beautifull voice). Joe is not easy to put in a box either, country, rock, tex mex, but none of that 'the wife left me, the dog left me...' stuff from Nashville. It's amazing to hear a rock song with an accordeon in the background.
others: Bruce Springsteen,
Tina Turner
Bob Marley
UB 40
Gloria Estefan
Sting
Dire Straits
Some Johnny Cash
some Elvis
music from latin america and africa: lots of different / unusual
instruments, rhythems and voices, without all kind of electronic stuff (and I don't speak spanish, it just sounds beautiful to me)

I saw Paul Simon in concert on the graceland tour in 92, 16 musicians, 5 of them on all kind of drums. Best live show I've ever seen
 
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Those folks in Nashville aren't so smart. When the wife left, she took the clothes, the washer, the kids, the food, the furniture, the car...the only thing she left behind was the darn dog.
 
Ah, Joe Ely. good call metrodriver. Don't forget his participation in the group "The Flatlanders" with himself, Butch Hancock and Jimmie Dale Gilmore. Pretty good stuff as well. See ya!
-TX_Pilot
 
Joe also played in a group called 'Los magnificent seven' or something close and would like to hear it, just can't find it anywhere.

Now does that make us 2 dorks or are we not so dorky after all?
Or is it just a Texas thing, someone else wouldn't understand?
 
JediNein... I like ALW and Sarah Brightman too. SB is quite mesmerizing; what's your favorite song(s)?

My favorite is "I Lost My Heart to a Starship Trooper"

Spoofs are fun.

Fly SAFE!
Jedi Nein
 
what to listen to?

easy....XMRADIO. Never buy a CD again!
 
a little of everything

Anyone know of some web sites to find the guitar chords to songs? Altcountrytab.com is one, but looking for others.

Looking for Claptons Unplugged album chords...


BR-549
Johnny Cash
Clapton
Gram Parsons
Emmy Lou Harris
Steve Earl
Jayhawks
Beattles
Stones
Phish
Ct. Basie - His live album from about 1979 is awesome

Classic Rock
80's
Alt. Country
Classical
Brass
Gospel/Christian
 
metrodriver said:
Now does that make us 2 dorks or are we not so dorky after all?
Or is it just a Texas thing, someone else wouldn't understand?

Like to think, Not so dorky after all. I just thought since most of the stuff is so regionalized, folks ouside of TX/NM/OK would'nt have a clue what I was talking about. Glad to see a few folks from the region on here. As for the Flatlanders, they re-organized a few years ago, and since they are from here in the southern TX panhandle, they called themselves "The Flatlanders". If anyone knows the Lubbock/Amarillo area, it's fitting since it looks like a tabletop out here.
 
Sigur Ros
Godspeed you black emperor
Radiohead
Coalesce
Spitfire
Wilco
Appleseed Cast
And you will know us by the trail of dead
Sonic Youth
Bra!d
Cursive....just to name a few.
 
TX_Pilot said:
If anyone knows the Lubbock/Amarillo area, it's fitting since it looks like a tabletop out here.

I once heard Joe Ely say that in Lubbock you could see 50 miles in any direction, and if you stood on a can of tuna fish, you could see 100.
 

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