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 02/23/2005 02:36:26 PM · #126
Originally posted by nsbca7:
Originally posted by jpochard:
Stephen Curtis Chapman, Phillips Craig and Dean, Mercyme, Barry Manilow , Point of Grace, Charlie Daniels Band, Randy Travis, John Denver , Eagles, Veggie Tales, Harry Chapin, Gaithers, Linda Ronstadt (not sure I spelled that one right.)



All at once?


hehe....I usually burn some cd's of various "types" of songs so that I have my favorites all on one cd. Worship music maybe on one, Slow songs maybe on another, I have one Cd simply marked "cleaning" that has a wide variety of music I just have to move to. So I do get quite a mix on some of my "homemades."
02/23/2005 02:42:21 PM · #127
No music here, but the voices in my head are quite entertaining at times :)
 02/23/2005 03:14:39 PM · #128
Originally posted by bear_music:
The music in my head, I can't hear. My music sounds a lot like William Butler Yeats :-)

Robt.


I love Yeats, a true romantic.

For me, right now Blink 182 (self titled) doesn't come out of my CD player. Really great, haunting, beats.

P.S. I'm a HUGE U2 fan..but can't stand How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb - sorry! I hope they're not reading this...

Message edited by author 2005-02-23 15:17:28.
 02/23/2005 03:19:04 PM · #129
Originally posted by GoldBerry:

For me, right now Blink 182 (self titled) doesn't come out of my CD player.


I got it all on MP3. I was opening my playlist waiting for this thread to load, and it started with Violence, from this very same CD of urs!

Kwel ain't it?
 02/23/2005 03:35:07 PM · #130
Originally posted by scuds:
Originally posted by GoldBerry:

For me, right now Blink 182 (self titled) doesn't come out of my CD player.


I got it all on MP3. I was opening my playlist waiting for this thread to load, and it started with Violence, from this very same CD of urs!

Kwel ain't it?


dude that IS cool..check out Billy Talent. They've got, in my somewhat educated opinion, the best CD out there right now.
 02/23/2005 04:29:47 PM · #131
Mark Knpofler ( my all time fav) is performing in Bombay next weekend. I am tingling with joy and cant hold my nerves to get to see him perform live. Its awesome. have been listening to some sufi music with a modern twist to it. Its this new sardar( a type of race here) called Rabbi. Very retro and soothing.
 02/23/2005 04:44:17 PM · #132
Just finished listening to:

Queens Of The Stone Age - "Songs For The Deaf"

followed by:

Styx - "The Serpent Is Rising"
 02/23/2005 05:54:48 PM · #133
Whatever is on channel 27 - Hard Attack on Sirius satellite radio

which is usually metal. dunno if it has anything to do with my personality. and i doubt it has an effect on my photography.

Message edited by author 2005-02-23 17:58:18.
 02/23/2005 07:07:44 PM · #134
Just fell in love with Interpol
 02/23/2005 07:09:22 PM · #135
I'm listening to the "Squizz" channel on XM.
 02/23/2005 07:34:00 PM · #136
wow, i cant believe this is still going? Lots of interesting diverse tastes going on here.
I love anything 80's, 70's and i have to say there isnt much i dont like.
 02/23/2005 07:35:55 PM · #137
None right this second, but lately it's been Norah Jones.
 02/23/2005 07:37:33 PM · #138
Originally posted by ButterflySis:
None right this second, but lately it's been Norah Jones.


norah is good.
 02/23/2005 07:40:57 PM · #139
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this is a great aussie band. I just love them
 02/23/2005 07:44:48 PM · #140
Originally posted by lentil:
Originally posted by ButterflySis:
None right this second, but lately it's been Norah Jones.


norah is good.


Yea, I love it. I bought the Deluxe Edition but it doesn't have Butterflies and some of the others on it. Guess I'll have to get the first CD. It's very relaxing.
02/23/2005 07:46:15 PM · #141
i love one flight down. That is my definate fave
 02/23/2005 08:16:27 PM · #142
Norah Jones is the definition of vanilla: sure it's likeable and consistent but most people would take any other flavor over it.
02/23/2005 08:19:56 PM · #143
Originally posted by GoldBerry:
Norah Jones is the definition of vanilla: sure it's likeable and consistent but most people would take any other flavor over it.


that is well said! I do like Norah but i do need to be in the right mood for it. Maybe when i am going to sleep.
 02/23/2005 08:32:07 PM · #144
Incubus, Samurai Champloo Sound Track, My own original compositions, Assorted Classical Chinese. Way to go Buffet lovers. I like him, too, but I haven't listened to him all that recently. I'm not sure what you mean about music influencing photography. I can't say that it has because I don't know how it would.
 02/23/2005 08:47:37 PM · #145
Originally posted by Gauti:
Originally posted by Kylie:
Originally posted by lentil:
I dont like the Beatles. (i can feel rocks hitting my head now!)

Neither do I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bring on the rocks!!!

Neither do I!!!!
I once had a flatmate who was a Beatles fanatic and played the Beatles all the time. I got my share of Beatles for live then, and I don't like to hear any more. The music is good, but I've had more than enough.


I'll one-up all of you. I don't like the Grateful Dead and never did; I have always thought they were greatly overrated.
 02/23/2005 08:48:23 PM · #146
Originally posted by frychikn:
Originally posted by Gauti:
Originally posted by Kylie:
Originally posted by lentil:
I dont like the Beatles. (i can feel rocks hitting my head now!)

Neither do I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bring on the rocks!!!

Neither do I!!!!
I once had a flatmate who was a Beatles fanatic and played the Beatles all the time. I got my share of Beatles for live then, and I don't like to hear any more. The music is good, but I've had more than enough.


I'll one-up all of you. I don't like the Grateful Dead and never did; I have always thought they were greatly overrated.


i agree with you there too. Never a fan
 02/23/2005 08:49:12 PM · #147
Originally posted by GoldBerry:
Norah Jones is the definition of vanilla: sure it's likeable and consistent but most people would take any other flavor over it.


"most people" :-)

I love Frank Sinatra...and "most people" these days would rather listen to something other than him, too. :-)
 02/23/2005 08:51:20 PM · #148
Originally posted by bicray:
Wot! No Bach??? I listen to it, sing it, play it all the time. Am I the only one with taste?


I listened to the tasteful Brandenburg Concertos 1 thru 3 at work today.....
 02/23/2005 08:51:43 PM · #149
Well, I can definitely say that I would gladly listen to most anything for 30 minutes than have to listen to my step-son's angst-ridden, garage-sounding, bashing on the electric gih-tar in the next room over. (although I will admit, he has a lot more perseverence in that area of art than I ever was willing to put in and he +can+ occassionally impress me with a few chord combinations.)
 02/23/2005 08:58:04 PM · #150
I'm one of the only country girls around here, I guess... how sad. I have been listening to Toby Keith, Brad Paisley, Keith Urban, Rascal Flatts, and Montgomery Gentry most recently. Oh, and Jo Dee Messina's new song, "My Give a Damn's Busted" is my new anthem I do believe. ;o)

P.S. I do have a very soft spot for 80s music too... I could go on and on about that all night. Yes, I'm eclectic like that.
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