Music

[led_zeppelin]

classic soft rock, classic rock,classic hard rock,physcadellic rock, classic metal,soft rock, hard rock, new metal, black metal.................basically anything beside rap,country,R+B, and opera

TOP 10
*led zeppelin
*AC/DC
*Jimi hendrix
*Pink floyd
*audioslave
*ozzy/black sabbath
*drowning pool
*slipknot
*Nirvana
**to many to list**

 

[led_zeppelin]

oh and some techno too :huh: since my friends can only listen to that when we drink....I hate them for that

lol when we drink its eithier really hard stuf like slipknot or odd stuff like sublime!

 

[judgemax]

i can and will listen to anything ...as long as its not opera ...i can go watch one but i absolutly can not just listen ...ugh ...i dunno how people do it ..other than that anything from blue grass to classicrock heavy metal ..country .. r and b ...jazz you name it i love it ...

 

[dougall]

Personally,

I listen to Techno when I'm commuting to/from work...

It seems to help me notice those darned NJ state troopers, and keeps me on my toes..!

 

[Slappy*McFish]

Right now, I'm listening to some Spiral Architect.

 

[nursie]

:bowing: Meatloaf
U2
Sting
Eagles
Heart
Fleetwood Mac
Kansas
Billy Joel
Doobie Brothers
REO Speedwagon
& lots of others

 

[judgemax]

Personally,

I listen to Techno when I'm commuting to/from work...

It seems to help me notice those darned NJ state troopers, and keeps me on my toes..!

i read somewhere that the fatser the beat of the music the faster you drive (unintentionally ) ....how often do you see those troopers and how fast do you drive ,,,lol,

 

[CajunCC]

Blümchen

 

[Debra Mark]

Eric Clapton, of course
Van Morrison
Eagles
Led Zeppelin
Blue Rodeo (for Ems....lol)

any of the "oldies"....

 

[odiechef]

For me it all starts and started w/ classic rock from the 60's and 70's. To many groups to bother mentioning, we all know the names, (probably even the youngsters amoung us). I was a long time Dead head but have moved far beyond that. The Blues, I get into them more and more all the time, from the old, old guys to hot electric blues. But you'll also hear me listening to music from across a fair bit more of the spectrum. The Jayhawks, Dean Martin, String Cheese Incident, Bela Fleck an the Flectones, Alison Krauss and Union Station, Norah Jones, The Clash, Elvis Costello, ELVIS, Johnny Cash, James Brown, Sheryl Crow, Tracy Chapman, George Clinton, Ray Charles, Willie Nelson, Mettalica, Beth Orton, Delaney and Bonnie............

ok, I'll be quiet now