What is your favorite kinda music

[ob1canola]

I have been a working musician for 30 years.(Weekend warrier)
I have played it all from 50s to present.top 40 Country top 40 rock.
Bluegrass even 50s rock and roll .I love it all.
To say i like one style better than the other would be a disservice to my
freedom of choice if you know what i mean. i prefer acoustic but
like it all..

Heres a short clip from my cd .

My Song

It's all good

[Airspeed]

Rock of coarse!
Allman Brothers, Tom Petty, SRV, Rush, Neil Young, ZZ top (before that stupid album they made in the 80's). But music must be played on a REAL stereo through REAL speakers, no ipods, no Bose wave turd radios, no surround sound systems, No speakers made by Bose, Pioneer, Infinity or any others that Circuit City or Best Buy sells because they are absolute JUNK! Two channel only! And the speakers must have at least a 10" woofer. Those dinky little surround sound speakers cannot reproduce music with any quality at all! NO subwoofers (unless you listen to Rap, but that doesnt count because Rap is NOT music) No garbage played on MTV or BET because it is all disposable, nasty, garbage without any skilled musicians or talented music/songwriting talent. The only reason those loosers are popular is because MTV tells kids they are, Poor kids these days have no idea what a talented guitarist sounds like. It's really sad.
OK ! I'm done setting things straight for everyone.
Thankyou, thankyouverymuch! Aaron
(By the way, if you want to see what REAL speakers look like, go here,
http://groups.msn.com/aaronsspeakers/pictures

[Ivar the Red]

I chose rock for a favorite, but that leaves it kind of open. There are so many styles of rock today. When i chose the station or cd it's usally metal, I can not stand pop rock, but i have been known to listen to oldies('60s & '70s) and even some lite stuff(like Journey, Boston, Chicago). I also like southern rock, but can't tolerate whinny,cring in your beer country. Other than the hard stand against country and the backstreet boys, I'll listen to just about ahy thing.

[Eunice]

i enjoy almost any music. I love opera, blues, country, Christian and 60's rock as my favorites. I dont really listen to rap. Guess I am too old. I just dont understand the purpose of rap.

[raprap]

Jeez! Bluegrass and Blues, Jazz and Zappa, Classic Rock and yes even some Hip Hop and Rap (my nome de board, however, is my initials) --I guess I have an eclectic taste. It is almost even easier to tell you what I don't like--noise and cacaphony. Sounds of the city. boom boxes and three chord music with no balls---songs that I've heard to many times yesterday. But even that isn't true as I have a tape of nothing but different versions of "Willin" and "Women are Smarter."

Odd how this could be so difficult of a question, and how it might be easier to tell you that I'm not particularly fond of Garth Brooks but I like Dwight Yokum---but that may just be because of concert memories.

Oh Well! Jerry's Dead and Phish Sucks---and that just about sums it up.

Rap

[Ivar the Red]

Rock of coarse!
Allman Brothers, Tom Petty, SRV, Rush, Neil Young, ZZ top (before that stupid album they made in the 80's). But music must be played on a REAL stereo through REAL speakers, no ipods, no Bose wave turd radios, no surround sound systems, No speakers made by Bose, Pioneer, Infinity or any others that Circuit City or Best Buy sells because they are absolute JUNK! Two channel only! And the speakers must have at least a 10" woofer. Those dinky little surround sound speakers cannot reproduce music with any quality at all! NO subwoofers (unless you listen to Rap, but that doesnt count because Rap is NOT music) No garbage played on MTV or BET because it is all disposable, nasty, garbage without any skilled musicians or talented music/songwriting talent. The only reason those loosers are popular is because MTV tells kids they are, Poor kids these days have no idea what a talented guitarist sounds like. It's really sad.
OK ! I'm done setting things straight for everyone.
Thankyou, thankyouverymuch! Aaron
(By the way, if you want to see what REAL speakers look like, go here,
http://groups.msn.com/aaronsspeakers/pictures

AMEN BROTHER!!!! I kind of disagree with you a little about rap though. Yeah, a SCREEEEEEEMING guitar is the best! I still have a big Pioneer rack system, and when i'm working outside, one of the speakers is proped up in the window, DISTURBING THE PEACE!!!!

[Airspeed]

I hope your Pioneer is one of the older Heavy duty beasts starting with an "SX" Those were some great recievers!
I have a stack of seven Carver M500T amps running in bridged mono at over 500 watts each, my speakers are triamped so I can control every driver individualy, I use two preamps, a Carver C4000 and a Carver C1, It's wonderfull!
They just dont make good stuff like this anymore (well they do but you cant find it in stores)
Bose SUCKS bad!
I hope the cops dont come and turn down your music!
Aaron

[Classic Finn]

I enjoy Bluegrass, Da Blues, Folk and Some Suthern Rock, But also I like the sound of Greek Music. 50,s and 50,s goes with my life as well.

Does anyone remember Black Oak Arkansas?

Classic Finn

[spadman]

oklahoma jewel, the bluegrass night you attend...is it at annie's? that is the first place i took music lessons. Sooner acoustic music is a fun place to sit and pic or sing on a friday night.

[bve]

I'm a blues man. Just give me some B.B. King, Albert King, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Muddy Waters Ray Charles, Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker, Koko Taylor, Robert Cray ....

You get the picture.

Ditto, but I can't believe you left Clapton off your list

Allman Brothers, Tom Petty, SRV, Rush, Neil Young, ZZ top (before that stupid album they made in the 80's).

That stupid album did the same for ZZ as the stupid album put out in the 80's by REO Speedwagon - gave them a great pension - both were great r'n'r/blues bands before their 80's 'radio' albums.

And the speakers must have at least a 10" woofer.

Have to disagree, I'll put my 20+ year old Canadian made/engineered Energy Pro 22's with their 6" woofers up against pretty much anything.

Poor kids these days have no idea what a talented guitarist sounds like. It's really sad.

True but there are a surprising number of kids who DO know what talent is, I am blown away at how into real music some are.


Most any music is alright by me, live is best for sure. Blues, r'n'r, reggae, jazz, folk, bluegrass, anything acoustic. I can take country once a year or so, but I'd rather hear a piston go through my block.

[ARKPAT]

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i enjoy almost any music. I love opera, blues, country, Christian and 50's,60's,70's,80's rock as my favorites. I dont really listen to rap. Guess I am too old......
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Same here!





Pat

[Geron]

Well, Well, this thread got resurrected again.

Still the same here. NONE!

I LOVE SILENCE

[ARKPAT]

Yep!

Except I forgot to add Jazz and Leon Redbone to the above post like I did the last time it was posted.

Can I addem still.



Pat

[Ivar the Red]

I hope your Pioneer is one of the older Heavy duty beasts starting with an "SX" Those were some great recievers!
I have a stack of seven Carver M500T amps running in bridged mono at over 500 watts each, my speakers are triamped so I can control every driver individualy, I use two preamps, a Carver C4000 and a Carver C1, It's wonderfull!
They just dont make good stuff like this anymore (well they do but you cant find it in stores)
Bose SUCKS bad!
I hope the cops dont come and turn down your music!
Aaron

Yeah, and the speakers are so big and heavy i have to strain to get them in the window. It came with a turn table for records, and belive it or not the componet got a lot of play(it wore out). Then i replaced it with a sony 5 cd componet. That was still a new tech when i got that part,$500! Times change, and so do prices, some good some not so much.

[Airspeed]

"Have to disagree, I'll put my 20+ year old Canadian made/engineered Energy Pro 22's with their 6" woofers up against pretty much anything."

I had a pair of those! They were cool little speakers, but in my hands they didnt last very long, I like to feed my speakers lots of power and listen loudly and the first thing to go was the tweeters, which was a bummer cause they sounded pretty good back then, then the surrounds on the woofers started to rip away from the stitches. mine had the surrounds sewn on and that was one of the reasons I bought them, I had never seen sewn on surrounds before, They were great, They just couldnt be played as loud as I play mine. Hang on to those! Aaron