Music that you like...
#11
02-06-2008, 10:05 AM
RE: Music that you like...
I have 19644 songs in my Itunes library, with an extra 17000 I need to go through and sort duplicates of. I have a lot of music... a lot. over 150GB to tell ya... or 120 Days of contstant non repeating songs... Im A DJ and am going to school for computer music... I need music. 
I can lsiten to most as long as its not VERY country or VERY metal. as long as it sounds like their not SCREAMING or holding a pistol to their head... i like it!
I can lsiten to most as long as its not VERY country or VERY metal. as long as it sounds like their not SCREAMING or holding a pistol to their head... i like it!
#12
02-06-2008, 08:58 PM
RE: Music that you like...
Damn, wish I could compete with Vita there. I'm only at just under 5k songs, about 32GB, but 12 of those GBs are my collection of about 400 music videos.
I'll do just about anything other than country. I do have some classical, but not all that much. What would probably surprise most of those that know me would be either the techno or the recent addition of some reggaeton and some Russian and German rap.
I'll do just about anything other than country. I do have some classical, but not all that much. What would probably surprise most of those that know me would be either the techno or the recent addition of some reggaeton and some Russian and German rap.
#13
02-06-2008, 10:25 PM
RE: Music that you like...
i listen to all sorts of stuff as well... mainly it revolves around country, rap, and punk, and a bit of rock but no classical music for this girl
#14
02-06-2008, 11:47 PM
RE: Music that you like...
I'll listen to just about anything, from Nat King Cole to AC/DC, but I don't get into music like I did when I was younger, heck I don't even have an IPOD.I prefer Rock and Roll, but I can't listen to this new stuff with the screaming, whatever it's called.
I don't care for country either, but I understand if you play it backwards, you get all your stuff back, like your girl, your dog, your pickup truck, etc.
On a similar note, I was one of the first guys around (this was back in the early 80's), to put booming systems in my cars. The louder, the better, at least back then. But that was before they'd give you a ticket because they could hear your music.
I don't care for country either, but I understand if you play it backwards, you get all your stuff back, like your girl, your dog, your pickup truck, etc.
On a similar note, I was one of the first guys around (this was back in the early 80's), to put booming systems in my cars. The louder, the better, at least back then. But that was before they'd give you a ticket because they could hear your music.
#15
02-07-2008, 01:35 AM
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ORIGINAL: dustybird3
Cool. Who would've thought a cellist would drive a Monte, but then I guess it does fit as it is pretty classy itself.
ORIGINAL: knightfan26917
I play that classical stuff as a cellist.
I play that classical stuff as a cellist.
I'd agree with that
. he heCourse, playing a cello and driving a MC ... sure makes it difficult (somewhat) to transport the cello. Though, my cello fits perfectly in the back seat of each of my MCs.
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Dad came home today ... so both are home safe'n'sound.
And, Craig ... LOVE those mixes! Do you have any of those on CD, by chance?
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#16
02-07-2008, 01:37 PM
RE: Music that you like...
lol... Yeah, on my new CD, "Mid-Life Crisis - 49 and Still Rocking", $11.95 at your local store.
No... not yet.
No... not yet.
#18
02-09-2008, 09:41 AM
RE: Music that you like...
Guess that makes me different. I grew up on rock from the 60's and 70's (I'll be 54 March 7). I've listened to most everything along the way, including some country. Never got into heavy metal and can't stand Rap.
Last March 1 we lost my son, Joshua, and that transformed my life. I grew up in the church, and have been in and out of the church all my life. 15 years ago I lost my daughter Christina to a brutal death, and I got mad at God for it. After losing my son, I (we) have got right with God, and my music tastes have changed DRAMATICALLY! I still listen to some rock and country, but my CD case is FULL of Gospel music, both classic and contemporary. My mp3 player is 50/40/10 gospel, rock, and country. 1,700+ songs. 800+ gospel.
My favorite group right now would be Mercy Me. Favorite classic would be Johnny Cash. Favorite rock? too many, can't decide. Favorite country? Don't have one. I still like music with a beat, but something I can hear the words too, also. (I sing in the church choir)
Last March 1 we lost my son, Joshua, and that transformed my life. I grew up in the church, and have been in and out of the church all my life. 15 years ago I lost my daughter Christina to a brutal death, and I got mad at God for it. After losing my son, I (we) have got right with God, and my music tastes have changed DRAMATICALLY! I still listen to some rock and country, but my CD case is FULL of Gospel music, both classic and contemporary. My mp3 player is 50/40/10 gospel, rock, and country. 1,700+ songs. 800+ gospel.
My favorite group right now would be Mercy Me. Favorite classic would be Johnny Cash. Favorite rock? too many, can't decide. Favorite country? Don't have one. I still like music with a beat, but something I can hear the words too, also. (I sing in the church choir)
#19
02-09-2008, 03:55 PM
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RE: Music that you like...
ORIGINAL: Propitious
lol... Yeah, on my new CD, "Mid-Life Crisis - 49 and Still Rocking", $11.95 at your local store.
lol... Yeah, on my new CD, "Mid-Life Crisis - 49 and Still Rocking", $11.95 at your local store.
Too bad that ain't a CD yet, Craig ... sounds like it'd be one heck of a seller
. he he he
ORIGINAL: RocknSS04
After losing my son, I (we) have got right with God, and my music tastes have changed DRAMATICALLY! I still listen to some rock and country, but my CD case is FULL of Gospel music, both classic and contemporary. My mp3 player is 50/40/10 gospel, rock, and country. 1,700+ songs. 800+ gospel.
My favorite group right now would be Mercy Me.
After losing my son, I (we) have got right with God, and my music tastes have changed DRAMATICALLY! I still listen to some rock and country, but my CD case is FULL of Gospel music, both classic and contemporary. My mp3 player is 50/40/10 gospel, rock, and country. 1,700+ songs. 800+ gospel.
My favorite group right now would be Mercy Me.
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#20
02-17-2008, 01:36 AM
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RE: Music that you like...
One thing that has always amused me [despite having grown up listening to only country music (thus, my love for the older country songs)]...:
While more people have eclectic tastes, the music industry itself continues to be a "silo" culture (i.e. "country only" stations, "rock only" stations, etc.), even with the MANY "crossover" songs....
A few "crossover" examples:
Dolly Parton's country "I Will Always Love You" landed on the pop charts when Dolly did it ... and again when Whitney Houston did it.
CW McCall's "Convoy" ... pop and country hit.
Wynonna's "No One Else On Earth" was originally country, but a remix and presto ... it was found on the pop charts.
Likewise, Taylor Swift's recent country hit "Teardrops On My Guitar" has now been remixed and is being played as "new music" on stations like Chicago's 101.9 WTMX, "The Mix", a pop/rock station.
And, it goes the other way, too....
Hinder's "Lips Of An Angel" found its way to the country charts via Jack Ingram.
Vertical Horizon's "Best I Ever Had (Grey Sky Morning)" landed on the country charts via Gary Allan.
Marc Cohn's "Walking In Memphis" was done by Lonestar for the country charts.
...and on and on and on....
Course, some rock songs seem more country, and vice versa....
This intrigue anyone else? What do you think about "crossovers"?
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While more people have eclectic tastes, the music industry itself continues to be a "silo" culture (i.e. "country only" stations, "rock only" stations, etc.), even with the MANY "crossover" songs....
A few "crossover" examples:
Dolly Parton's country "I Will Always Love You" landed on the pop charts when Dolly did it ... and again when Whitney Houston did it.
CW McCall's "Convoy" ... pop and country hit.
Wynonna's "No One Else On Earth" was originally country, but a remix and presto ... it was found on the pop charts.
Likewise, Taylor Swift's recent country hit "Teardrops On My Guitar" has now been remixed and is being played as "new music" on stations like Chicago's 101.9 WTMX, "The Mix", a pop/rock station.
And, it goes the other way, too....
Hinder's "Lips Of An Angel" found its way to the country charts via Jack Ingram.
Vertical Horizon's "Best I Ever Had (Grey Sky Morning)" landed on the country charts via Gary Allan.
Marc Cohn's "Walking In Memphis" was done by Lonestar for the country charts.
...and on and on and on....
Course, some rock songs seem more country, and vice versa....
This intrigue anyone else? What do you think about "crossovers"?
Cort:34swm."Mr Monte Carlo.Mr Road Trip".pig valve&pacemaker
WRMNshowcase.legos.HO.models.MCs.RTs.CHD = http://www.chevyasylum.com/cort
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