What type of music do HHR owners like? Personally, I listen to classic rock (and the comedy channels on XM) most of the time. But I also like jazz, sometimes classical; just about anything except rap.

just about anything except rap.

That sums me up. I even listen to music I don't understand. Polish Opera, German Country music is really different if anyone ever gets a chance to listen to some. Oldies, Classic Rock, Modern Rock, Alternative, Jazz, All music is great. Except for rap. Its retarded. All they do is tell you what to do. Ontop of that most of the "rappers" arent even talented. I always though Tech 9ine was good, only because that guy can rap faster than anything, but I can still understand him.

Let's see......classic rock, Irish folk (and bawdy pub songs), bagpipe bands (I've been a piper for 6 years)

I'm a recording engineer (30+ years now) also, so have a wide variety of musical tastes. Mostly jazz or any type of music with a "live, open" sound. I hate the uber-layered and hyper-compressed sound many of today's CD's are fronting. Give me something with depth and detail where I can pick out all the instruments in the mix. (what did you expect!)

As a side note - I haven't cared much for rap either in the past, but last year I had an opportunity to mix and master for a rap artist in South Carolina. That was the first rap style I've actually enjoyed (*of course, I had a lot of input on the final sound). If you want to hear some clips of my work, they can be found HERE (http://www.wfstudios.net/audio.html). (The rap artist's song is "Carolina Anthem")

Good thread idea! :thumb:

Everything...including rap and Latin music. That is one of the big reasons I subscribe to Sirius satellite radio.

I was born in the 70's when Disco was big, so I like that. In the early 80's Breakdancing was big, so I like all music that was influenced from that era, rap, hip-hop, RnB, soul, etc. I lived in Puerto Rico for a couple of years, so I like most Latin music, Salsa Merengue, Reggaeton etc. The late 80's Metal was big, so I even like bands like Metallica. Early 90's Alternative was big, so I like bands like Nirvana. Add to the list Reggae, classic rock, and some Country music. I am an equal opportunity music lover.

Ng

Jazz, Swing, Blues, A lil' Country, And Reggae. Oh yeah, A lil rock too.

I pretty much listen to Classic Rock, 50's-80's music, Alternative, some techno, and even been known to tinker around with Country music now and then. Oh and can't forget latin music. Cumbia, Tejano, Merengue, Salsa, etc. Gotta stick to the latin Heritage. ARRIBA!! :thumb: However I absolutely stay away from all Opera, Rap, and this modern junk they consider Pop Music...

I like Punk,Hip Hop and some Metal.I'm not talking about the pop punk BS they play on MTV and the radio.I like stuff like Wu Tang,Nas,Outkast,2 Pac,Biggie,Ludacris,Lagwagon,BigWig,88 fingers Louie,Rise Against,System of a Down,God Forbid.Stuff like that.

I listen to so many types of music and so many bands I can't even beging to start listing. I mostly listen to Hip-Hop, Metal, Punk, Hardcore, and good old fashon Rock & Roll. But like I said I dig tons of music so pretty much everything is fair game to my ears even stuff like Surf, Swing, and Raggae. The only music I don't really dig is Pop music with all of it's disposable stars and most County music. I do have a liking for Rockabilly and Honky Tonk music so I don't hate all Country music either. Right now in my six disk I have The Kottonmouth Kings, The Misfits, Styles of Beyond, Rancid, Danzig, and Slayer, but that will change of course. I think my all time favorite artist is Glenn Danzig and my all time favorite groups would be The Kottonmouth Kings, The Misfits, Slayer, Biohazard, The Murderdolls, and Slipknot.

I listen to Hard Rock and Metal. I also like Oldies every now and than,it's a little relaxing compared to what I really like, lol.

I like just about everything. Mostly hip-hop (not rap, I hate most rap, there IS a difference), new wave, drum n' bass, punk (Pistols,Ramones stuff like that), classic rock, hair metal, e-z listening, disco, techno/dance, just about everything, I even like a few country songs. I grew up in the 80's during the MTV generation so theres always gonna be a special place for that type of music with me, but also have 70's, 60's and some 50's influences. Music is life to me and I MUST have it always!!!

I am pretty diverse in my musical tastes but cant stand emo or todays so called pop music. My better half Dawn loves Metal and Punk and I was so proud when my teenager Dakota told me his favorite band was the Ramones. It would have been a dark day if he said Brittney Spears or some vomit inducing boy band...LOL

Mostly hip-hop (not rap, I hate most rap, there IS a difference)

Amen! :beer:

It would have been a dark day if he said Brittney Spears or some vomit inducing boy band...LOL

ROTFLMAO! :beer:

Play the blues, just play the blues.... Sometimes I'll slide over to the 60's channel or deep tracks. I've been listening to Sirius more than XM lately because I like the blues playlist on Sirius better.

Classic hip-hop- Aceyalone, A Tribe Called Quest, Organized Konfusion, Souls of Mischief, Eric B & Rakim, Large Professor, etc. Also, a lot of underground hip-hop- Apathy, Murs, Louis Logic, Arsonists, Brother Ali. Some hip-hop instrumentalists- RJD2, Pete Rock, Blockhead. Also listen to Evanescence, Coldplay, Audioslave, a little Linkin Park, some older Metallica.

Well ,you opened a whole new can of worms here, I like most genre's of music except Country (like old country Patsy Cline Johnny Cash) the Country music these days in basically watered down rock and roll, then there is the music that is labeled Rap or Hip Hop, the only band that I was into would have been Rage Against the Machine.

Being a drummer of nearly 31 yrs now, I of course lean towards almost all forms of Rock because I like playing real hard and aggressive music, '70's I would have to say most of my choices are based on great drummers and/or great rhythm sections, Led Zep Bonham and Jones(told often I sound much like Bonham) the Who Entwhistle and Moon, Blue Oyster Cult Albert and Joe Bouchard ( 1 1/2 yrs ago had an audition with them,they liked my sound,but I think they were looking for somebody locally,N.Y.) Deep Purple,Glover and Paice, Black Sabbath, Butler and Ward ,Emerson Lake and Palmer,Lake/Palmer
Pink Floyd, Waters/Mason just to mention a few.

80's would never go without mentioning New Wave or Punk, although there were many great punk bands out there ,like the Sex Pistols,the Clash,Black Flag and the band called X just to mention a few, I would have to agree with an earlier post, THE RAMONES were an incredible punk band ,I mean after all they started the whole Punk Movement.

90's too many Hair bands and they destoyed the true meaning of Hard Rock and Heavy Metal, I could go on and on about all the different decades of music, although I don't have a month of spare time to go into all of my music likes.
I also like many of the new artist out there, you know the dropped D seven string sound (although these artist have forgotton what a good guitar solo is)
Bands like, Disturbed,Godsmack,Thrice,Audioslave,and Chevelle are in my huge cd collection.
Well , I don't want to take much more of your time here, I could write about this subject for next month or so....Thanks for taking the time to read my book here :D

ROTFLMAO! :beer:

Boy bands should not be considered as music! :D

Ng

Du Jour, baby! (see the movie?) :D

then there is the music that is labeled Rap or Hip Hop, the only band that I was into would have been Rage Against the Machine.


You consider RATM to be Rap or Hip-Hop? I always thought that they were Hard Rock/Metal... I still use a playlist from them as my psyche-up music before hockey games.

I personally like Heavy Alterna-Rap Metal-Hop with a Hard-Blues Classic-Grunge Rock-Reggae feel. :thumb:

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I personally like Heavy Alterna-Rap Metal-Hop with a Hard-Blues Classic-Grunge Rock-Reggae feel. :thumb:

Sublime? :confused:

I listen to all kinds of stuff. Pre HHR, mostly country, with a mix of hip hop/soul/r&b/top 40 depending on the day.

first 2 days in the HHR, NOTHING but the XM jazz stations.

Since, NOTHING but XM comedy, cept when the fam is in the car, and then its local talk radio.

It's awesome that most of us aren't so stuck on one type of music. There are sooo many people like that I kinda feel sorry for them. Whether the ONLY listen to country (my father) or they ONLY listen to rap (90% of teens between 14-18 "bc its "cool"") Theres tons of good music out there and you just gotta enjoy it all.

Sublime? :confused:

Ha, ha... yeah, I like Sublime! I started making a list of artists that I like, but once I got a good look at it I said to myself, "Damn, you're old" and decided not to post it! I mean I liked ABBA and the New Seekers when I was a kid (don't ask)... But I lived through the Hair Band and Heavy Metal era and progressed into the Seattle Grunge sound. What I find funny is how certain songs today remind me of songs from 20-30 years ago, just slightly updated due to technology I imagine.

Main is 50's & 60's Rock & Roll and Classic and Current Country.

Charles

It's awesome that most of us aren't so stuck on one type of music. There are sooo many people like that I kinda feel sorry for them. Whether the ONLY listen to country (my father) or they ONLY listen to rap (90% of teens between 14-18 "bc its "cool"") Theres tons of good music out there and you just gotta enjoy it all.

My wife. :D She only listens to pop. :roll: Her all time favorite artist is Madonna. She has a huge collection of Madonna collectibles and CDs. She even has an old school madonna outfit. She also really likes Britney Spears and Jessica Simpson. In the late 80s and early 90s she also was into hair metal. Some of the stuff she likes makes me just want to hang my head in shame, like Milli Vanilli or Bel Biv Devoe. :eek: I'm not joking either! :roll: Like I said before we're like night and day. I hope my daughters get my musical taste. ;)

Well, unlike most of you i mainly listen to rap music for the simple fact that i can relate and i come from that type of environment. i also listen to r&b, country (on occasion) and rock.

Van Halen is my #1 band/music. I like a little bit of most everything, but growing up in the 80s, the hair metal brings back a lot of good memories. Anything with a good guitar will end up on my radio...Hendrix, Clapton, Eric Johnson, Steve Vai to name a few. As far as new bands, System of a Down and Disturbed (saw them in concert two weeks ago) come to mind.

My wife. :D She only listens to pop. :roll: Her all time favorite artist is Madonna. She has a huge collection of Madonna collectibles and CDs. She even has an old school madonna outfit. She also really likes Britney Spears and Jessica Simpson. In the late 80s and early 90s she also was into hair metal. Some of the stuff she likes makes me just want to hang my head in shame, like Milli Vanilli or Bel Biv devoe. :eek: I'm not joking either! :roll: Like I said before we're like night and day. I hope my daughters get my musical taste. ;)
Hmmm... an "old school Madonna" outfit huh... :eek: that could prove to be interesting in certain applications. :red: :red:

Van Halen is my #1 band/music. I like a little bit of most everything, but growing up in the 80s, the hair metal brings back a lot of good memories. Anything with a good guitar will end up on my radio...Hendrix, Clapton, Eric Johnson, Steve Vai to name a few. As far as new bands, System of a Down and Disturbed (saw them in concert two weeks ago) come to mind.
Edward Van Halen is the MAN!!! :bow: (still have all my old VH albums too) :cool: :one:

Edward Van Halen is the MAN!!! :bow: (still have all my old VH albums too) :cool: :one:
Still have a bunch on cassette and a few vinyls, but can't beat having all their music on one CD (love the MP3 player). Wish they would put something new out...be a VH fan is like ordering an HHR...patience is a must...lol.

I listen to mostly rock, hard rock, hardcore, etc. My favorite bands are Stavesacre, Celldweller, Haste the Day, Chevelle. I'm a sucker for an old hip-hop band called Blackstreet also. I need to pick up that CD again.
I don't really hate any music. I can tolerate just about anything.

i'll go with jimi hendrix, janis joplin, eric clapton, stevy ray voughn, all the way to nickelback!
any country rock, most blues, and the dixie chics. diverse i think.

WOW! Well I am way out there....I listen alot of music. So my ULTIMATE favorite is....get ready to roll over laughing....ELVIS PRESLEY! I use to swear that I was going to marry him , lol! And he was already dead! ***grins*** I love country, "girlie" techno, ROLLERSKATING RINK & OLD SCHOOL BOOTY music ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!! some rock ac/dc, hair bands if thats rock. Slow songs, break dancing music, I guess the only thing I can't STAND is violent music, may it be rap, metal, punk, or whatever ...

My top five favorite Elvis songs:

1) "Suspicious Minds" from the "Live In Las Vegas" Album
2) "Are You Lonesome Tonight"
3) "Cant' Help Falling In Love"
4) "Jailhouse Rock"
5) "Heartbreak Hotel" (actually ties with "In the Ghetto")

Some Elvis Trivia:

During his lifetime, Elvis Presley:


recorded 104 singles that hit the Top 40 of the Billboard pop chart.

had 17 number 1 Billboard hits, including four singles in 1956 that occupied the top of the charts for a cumulative total of 25 weeks. The total (17) is surpassed only by The Beatles, who had 20 number 1 hits. This record was recently tied by Mariah Carey, an American pop and R&B singer.

has spent a total of 79 weeks at the number 1 position. His closest competitor is Mariah Carey with 77 weeks.

from 1956 to 1972, he had record breaking 36 Top 10 Billboard hits. This achievement is currently shared by Madonna who reached the same total in late November of 2005. The Beatles had 34 Top 10 hits during their career.


Just those accomplishments are hard to top! :eek:

1. Classic Rock- just about all groups
2. Asleep at the Wheel
3. Lots and lots of Jazz
4. classical
5. some newer rock that my son used to listen to and we each influenced each others music

WOW! Well I am way out there....I listen alot of music. So my ULTIMATE favorite is....get ready to roll over laughing....ELVIS PRESLEY! I use to swear that I was going to marry him , lol! And he was already dead! ***grins*** I love country, "girlie" techno, ROLLERSKATING RINK & OLD SCHOOL BOOTY music ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!! some rock ac/dc, hair bands if thats rock. Slow songs, break dancing music, I guess the only thing I can't STAND is violent music, may it be rap, metal, punk, or whatever ...
Fave Elvis song... Return to Sender. ;)

How bout... I'm just a Hunk-a, Hunk-a... Burnin' Love! :D

Am I the only one that listens to Christian music?
I also like some country,pop and classic rock.
I like old school blues like Muddy Waters, Lightning Slim and Howling wolf.
I Can't stand rap and any thing that hurts the ears.
I like easy listning.

Never imagined that you boys would have a fav Elvis song, and knew trivia on him! I'M IMPRESSED! It's hard to say what my fav. would be, but here are 2 I just JAMMMMMMM to, "The Wonder of You", and "Kentucky Rain"!!!!!!!!!

Speaking of JAMMMMMMIN' - I'm a big Bob Marley fan too!

WOW! Well I am way out there....I listen alot of music. So my ULTIMATE favorite is....get ready to roll over laughing....ELVIS PRESLEY! I use to swear that I was going to marry him , lol! And he was already dead! ***grins*** I love country, "girlie" techno, ROLLERSKATING RINK & OLD SCHOOL BOOTY music ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!! some rock ac/dc, hair bands if thats rock. Slow songs, break dancing music, I guess the only thing I can't STAND is violent music, may it be rap, metal, punk, or whatever ...

ALL HAIL THE KING! :bow:

Speaking of JAMMMMMMIN' - I'm a big Bob Marley fan too!
Ya man... we be Jammin! :cool:

Hmmm... nobody's mentioned any "Progressive Rock" bands/tunes yet? :confused:

How bout our neighbors from the "Great White North"... RUSH (Neil Peart & Co.) :bow:

(plus: Genesis, Yes, Kansas, ELP, Dream Theater etc... even some Zappa!) :eek:

Anyone listen to Moe.

Hmmm... nobody's mentioned any "Progressive Rock" bands/tunes yet? :confused:

How bout our neighbors from the "Great White North"... RUSH (Neil Peart & Co.) :bow:

(plus: Genesis, Yes, Kansas, ELP, Dream Theater etc... even some Zappa!) :eek:

I like Rush and Yes out of that list. :thumb: I absolutly hate Dream Theater. :mad:

Anyone listen to Moe.

You bet... good stuff!! :D (Phish & Dave Matthews Band... even Grateful Dead) ;)

How bout Mr. Bungle? (really going out there now) :eek:

I've seen Moe. at the roseland ball room a few months back. I want to go the moedown

How bout Mr. Bungle? (really going out there now) :eek:

All of Mike Pattons projects rock! :beer: They have so many good songs but I think Desert Search For Techo Allah is definitely my favorite. That song is so tripped out. :eek:

I like Rush and Yes out of that list. :thumb: I absolutly hate Dream Theater. :mad:
Wow CH, I guessed that one wrong :confused: Figured you'd like DT & hate Yes.

BTW, thanks for the heads up on The Kottonmouth Kings. :cool: Do you dig "ICP" as well??

Hmmm... nobody's mentioned any "Progressive Rock" bands/tunes yet? :confused:

How bout our neighbors from the "Great White North"... RUSH (Neil Peart & Co.) :bow:

(plus: Genesis, Yes, Kansas, ELP, Dream Theater etc... even some Zappa!) :eek:

Jddruman,l was going to list many of those bands that you mentioned but I didn't want to wear out the reader of my post, but I guess drummers think alike? Neil Peart, Mike Portnoy,Carl Palmer, Alan White,Phil Ehart just to mention a few were my main stays for learning any kind of complex drum work. We have to talk sometime about Drummer stuff.
Keep Rockin'

All of Mike Pattons projects rock! :beer: They have so many good songs but I think Desert Search For Techo Allah is definitely my favorite. That song is so tripped out. :eek:
Oh yeah, Squeeze Me Macaroni, Pink Cigarette, Girls of Porn... :D :D

Do you dig "ICP" as well??

Since Carnival Of Carnage. ;) I have the original release not a reprint. I am an old school Juggalo! :beer: I have calmed down over the years so no more face painting and Faygo rain for me. :( It's funny how a wife and children plus a respectable job can make you change. :red: I still love ICP! Not so much for being talented musicians but for the humor and their whole act. The funny thing about ICP is they get a lot of slack, hatred, and people thinking they are satanic or evil but deep down their music has some very positive and deep messages. I also like all of the other Psychopatic and Suburban Noize artists. :beer:

Jddruman,l was going to list many of those bands that you mentioned but I didn't want to wear out the reader of my post, but I guess drummers think alike? Neil Peart, Mike Portnoy,Carl Palmer, Alan White,Phil Ehart just to mention a few were my main stays for learning any kind of complex drum work. We have to talk sometime about Drummer stuff.
Keep Rockin'
No doubt Hotstixx, some great influences of mine too! Also, I forgot to mention Stewart Copeland, Billy Cobham & most of all... Buddy Rich! :bow:

Sounds great, look me up, PM me...we'll talk "drum shop" for sure!! :beer:

No doubt Hotstixx, some great influences of mine too! Also, I forgot to mention Stewart Copeland, Billy Cobham & most of all... Buddy Rich! :bow:

Sounds great, look me up, PM me...we'll talk "drum shop" for sure!! :beer:

Did you ever hear any of Stewrt Copelands work on the Oysterhead venture? incredible time signatures, and I was kinda hoping that the Doors would have kept Him in their new line up....major copeland fan.

And Of course we can never forget Buddy Rich :bow: or Gene Krupa :bow: for that matter .

Since Carnival Of Carnage. ;) I have the original release not a reprint. I am an old school Juggalo! :beer: I have calmed down over the years so no more face painting and Faygo rain for me.
But you still keep the spirit alive... which is very cool! :thumb:

Now, how about our "hometown" Cleveland boys: Mushroomhead :one:

Did you ever hear any of Stewrt Copelands work on the Oysterhead venture? incredible time signatures, and I was kinda hoping that the Doors would have kept Him in their new line up....major copeland fan.

And Of course we can never forget Buddy Rich :bow: or Gene Krupa :bow: for that matter .

Yep, I was getting to Oysterhead (Les Claypool & Co) Very Tasty Stuff!! :cool: Ever heard of "Animal Logic"?? Stewart C, Stanley Clark & Debra Holland.

Over the course of my travels, I've had the good fortune of meeting just about all the drummers we've been talking about....and then some! (except Gene Krupa) :(

Some were totally cool (Mike Portnoy, Alan White, Phil Ehart) :cool: and some were kinda jerks (Neil Peart, Stewart & Buddy) :eek: Sad but true!

Now, how about our "hometown" Cleveland boys: Mushroomhead :one:

They rule! :bow: I really like Sun Doesn't Rise, I can't just listen to that song once. I have to repeat it two or three times before I can let the next song play. How about (hed) pe?

ICP Rules! Fave song, Mad professor. Well, That and F*** the world... :D

ICP Rules! Fave song, Mad professor. Well, That and F*** the world... :D

I have so many favorites I can't just pick one or two but Mad Professor ranks up there. I had a cat I named Violent J The Mad Proffesor. I love shaggys solo song F**k Off, the part where Violent J tries to come in and shaggy kicks him out is funny as hell. Plus it has the most offensive hook ever. His song Southwest Strangla is the s**t also. Violent Js solo CD Wizard Of The Hood is always good to kick back and relax to. ;)

LOL, In all honesty, I have never heard that one.

I have so many favorites I can't just pick one or two but Mad Professor ranks up there. I had a cat I named Violent J The Mad Proffesor. I love shaggys solo song F**k Off, the part where Violent J tries to come in and shaggy kicks him out is funny as hell. Plus it has the most offensive hook ever. His song Southwest Strangla is the s**t also. Violent Js solo CD Wizard Of The Hood is alway good to kick back and relax to. ;)
So I suppose now's not a good time to bring up such songs as: "Brown Eyed Girl", "Cheeseburger In Paradise" or even "Freebird"? :eek: :eek:

I'll just be over here in the "time-out" corner! :roll:

HAHA, There's always time for that. Hell, I just started listening to Don McLean, And Harry Chapin (compilation cd). Well, THat and Weird Al... :p:

Amish Paradise. Good times... ;)

HAHA, There's always time for that. Hell, I just started listening to Don McLean, And Harry Chapin (compilation cd). Well, THat and Weird Al... :p:

Amish Paradise. Good times... ;)

I got ya... I can go from Neil Diamond to King Diamond in a flick of the stereo remote. :eek: (or Mozart to Motley Crue, if the mood strikes)

It's ALL good to me! :bow:

Then party like it's 1999! LOL It really is all good.

Then party like it's 1999! LOL It really is all good.
The Artist formally known as... :confused: Yep, that's the symbol! :confused: :confused: :confused:

Hahaha, I was joking about that one... Prince is sooo not cool.

Hahaha, I was joking about that one... Prince is sooo not cool.

Actualy he is to me. His early stuff is bad a**, while he was still funky. As time went on he became more and more pop and started to suck. I still listen to early Prince if I'm in the mood.

I got ya... I can go from Neil Diamond to King Diamond in a flick of the stereo remote. :eek: (or Mozart to Motley Crue, if the mood strikes)

It's ALL good to me! :bow:

I'm the same way. :beer: I'm kind of suprised no one mentioned any Ska yet. :confused:

I'm the same way. :beer: I'm kind of suprised no one mentioned any Ska yet. :confused:
Mighty,Mighty Boss Tones... comes to mind...off the top of my head. (early in the am) :red:

Am I the only one that listens to Christian music?
I also like some country,pop and classic rock.
I like old school blues like Muddy Waters, Lightning Slim and Howling wolf.
I Can't stand rap and any thing that hurts the ears.
I like easy listning.

Sorry, I got behind in this thread. I'm not a christian, but I listen to quite a bit of "christian" music. In my post, I listed some of the stuff I listen too. Stavesacre, Chevelle, Haste the Day. Most of these bands shun the title of "christian music", but they usually get lumped into that genre.
Celldweller used to be in a industrial band called Circle of Dust. Good stuff, although not for the faint of heart. Some of the lyrics of Celldweller might offend.
Thought I'd give you a reply since it didn't look like anyone else did. :thumb:

well i listen to classic rock, rock, metal, alternative, rap, hip-hop, and if the mood strikes some classical. It all really depends on what kind of mood im in.

I'm the same way. :beer: I'm kind of suprised no one mentioned any Ska yet. :confused:
Sorry but in the words of Propagandhi "Ska Sucks"

But I feel happy listening to ska. :) Ska shows are always fun and the kids that show up usually look like idiots. :D I love old ska like The Specials as well as modern ska. Ska Punk crossovers can be cool also. ;)

Sorry, I got behind in this thread. I'm not a christian, but I listen to quite a bit of "christian" music. In my post, I listed some of the stuff I listen too. Stavesacre, Chevelle, Haste the Day. Most of these bands shun the title of "christian music", but they usually get lumped into that genre.
Celldweller used to be in a industrial band called Circle of Dust. Good stuff, although not for the faint of heart. Some of the lyrics of Celldweller might offend.
Thought I'd give you a reply since it didn't look like anyone else did. :thumb:
Christian (style) music is cool too! :D I'll have to look up "Celldweller"... sounds interesting. (anything like NIN??)

Holmes Hot Ride also mentioned old school "blues", which I listen to quite a bit. :cool:

Christian (style) music is cool too! :D I'll have to look up "Celldweller"... sounds interesting. (anything like NIN??)

Holmes Hot Ride also mentioned old school "blues", which I listen to quite a bit. :cool:

Yeah, some of Celldweller's stuff could be compared to Nine Inch Nails. There's a lot of diversity with Celldweller. One of the ways to describe celldweller is to say that celldweller can be played for a mosh pit as well as for a dance club. Really depends on the song.

One of the ways to describe celldweller is to say that celldweller can be played for a mosh pit as well as for a dance club. Really depends on the song.

Kind of like Bile? :confused:

I can listen to about anthing. I usually stay away from POP. Some of my favorites are:
rock/metal- KORN :bow: , Metallica, Kid Rock, Rob Zombie
Southern/Classic Rock- Skynard, CCR, Kenny Wayne Sheppard
rap/R&B- N.W.A., Notorious BIG (AKA Biggy Smalls), OutKast
Alt.- Pearl Jam, Green Day
Country- Hank Williams Jr., Rascal Flats, Montgomery Gentry
Bluegrass-Hank Sr., Bill Monroe, Earl Scruggs, Avett Brothers

Some others I like- Jimmy Buffet, Dave Matthews, Ray Charles, Elton John

This sure turned out to be a popular thread. :)

This sure turned out to be a popular thread. :)
Yep, everyone likes/loves music (one genre or another) I've only met one person (in my lifetime) that absolutly HATED music of any kind.

This woman hated music w/a passion, :mad: she thought the Go-Go's & BananaRama were Satanic/devil bands. :confused: :confused:

It blew my fricken mind! :eek: :eek:

This woman hated music w/a passion, :mad: she thought the Go-Go's & BananaRama were Satanic/devil bands. :confused: :confused:

It blew my fricken mind! :eek: :eek:

Well the Go-Gos were pretty wild when they were young. ;)

Well the Go-Gos were pretty wild when they were young. ;)
Grrrrr... yeah baby! :D

This sure turned out to be a popular thread. :)

And I really expected my license plate thread/mod to get more attention-I only got one comment!

And I really expected my license plate thread/mod to get more attention-I only got one comment!
Yep, that was me. :D I also thought the "Let's Get Personalized" vanity plate tread would keep going too? :confused:

Well ya did a darn fine job starting this thread! :one:

And next I want to post a pic of me next to my car to keep the 'Photo of Owner' thread going. I am curious about who is on this site!

I dunno how I missed this thread, but music and art are my life. Being raised in Montana, I do like the older country such as Jim Reeves, Hank Sr., Jerry Lee Lewis. Also like alot of the old 50's, 60's, and 70's music. I also like alot of different Metal Bands. I play Bass Clarinet, Guitar, and Bass. Not saying that I am great, but I just like to have fun. My passion is pUnK RaWk though - D.O.A Black Flag Dayglo Abortions Sub Humans, Ramones, Pistols, Social D, MDC, DRI, Circle Jerks, I think you get the picture. I am very familiar with the Seattle Scene, moved out there in 83, left temporarily in 2002 and am currently in Detroit. My best friend of 36 years played in a Punk Band called Deranged Diction in Missoula, MT and headed to Seattle as I did in 83...then in late 1990 he started in a band called "Mookie Blaylock" they had to change the name of the band and they changed music history...so yeah, I love music of all kinds, but punk and hardcore are still my passion...

And next I want to post a pic of me next to my car to keep the 'Photo of Owner' thread going. I am curious about who is on this site!
Now that could get scary! :eek: :eek: :eek:

Just kidding, I catch your drift. Sometimes it's nice to put a face w/a screen name.

However, I'm sure quite a few members would rather their identity remain a mystery. :confused:

BTW, thanks for the heads up on The Kottonmouth Kings. :cool:

Since you are a drummer you should check out some of their drummer Lou Dogs custom sets. http://www.lourider.net/ They are simple in terms of the number of pieces but totaly custom and sick. He has won low rider competitions with his Lourider set. :one:

Since you are a drummer you should check out some of their drummer Lou Dogs custom sets. http://www.lourider.net/ They are simple in terms of the number of pieces but totaly custom and sick. He has won low rider competitions with his Lou Rider set. :one:
Holy S**t those drumsets are fricken amazing!! :bow: Thanks for the link CH!

Also noted, the pic of Lou and ICP backstage dressing room was taken at the Odeon Concert Club in downtown Cleveland. :D

HAHA, That's f***in hot....

Yeah I saw a kit of the same type ,the drummer from the Kottonmouth Kings has his in a lime green, I don't get it? but to each their own .....

It's bad a** when he's riding around stage playing.

Yeah I saw a kit of the same type ,the drummer from the Kottonmouth Kings has his in a lime green, I don't get it? but to each their own .....
Agreed... not really my "cup of tea" either but the art form is interesting & amazing.

A "one-of-a-kind" drumkit... for the drummer who has everything except a vehicle. :eek:

It's bad a** when he's riding around stage playing.
Oh heck yeah... I could imagine that! A definite jaw dropper! :cool:

A "one-of-a-kind" drumkit... for the drummer who has everything except a vehicle.

That covers a LOT of drummers! :D

the drummer from the Kottonmouth Kings has his in a lime green

Lou Dog is KMKs drummer. :confused:

That covers a LOT of drummers! :D
Wondered if someone would pick up on that comment. :D :bow:

What's next bass player jokes. :poke: :D

That can be a all around "musician" joke... being vehicle-less. :eek:

We're also the guys that mothers warn their daughters about!! :D :D

Lies...Lies...all Lies! :p:

That Mothers warning their Daughters stuff is a myth ,or at least I hope that people wont believe it as being the truth :cool:

That Mothers warning their Daughters stuff is a myth ,or at least I hope that people wont believe it as being the truth :cool:
Sad but true, it's bitten me in the butt a couple times. :eek: The myths & wise-cracks about "touring musicians" are even worse! :bow:

i'll go with jimi hendrix, janis joplin, eric clapton, stevy ray voughn, all the way to nickelback!
any country rock, most blues, and the dixie chics. diverse i think.
SRV was the first cd I played, on the way home from picking up my HHR. 60's & 70's music and some blues. Rap SUX!

Never imagined that you boys would have a fav Elvis song, and knew trivia on him! I'M IMPRESSED! It's hard to say what my fav. would be, but here are 2 I just JAMMMMMMM to, "The Wonder of You", and "Kentucky Rain"!!!!!!!!!
"Kentucky Rain" and "Memories" are 2 of his best.

HAHA, There's always time for that. Hell, I just started listening to Don McLean, And Harry Chapin (compilation cd). Well, THat and Weird Al... :p:

Amish Paradise. Good times... ;)
I met Harry Chapin, back in the seventies, while working security at the local civic center. I worked there when I was in college and got to meet a bunch of different entertainers. Harry Chapin was the nicest of all of them. I was sad to hear that he was killed in a auto accident some years back. By the way, the biggist a$$hole I met was, so called country star, Charlie Pride.

Wow I listen to so many types of music that it is hard to list everything but the grateful dead are one of my ultimate favorites. I love a lot of jam music such as moe,string cheese incident, yonder mountain string band. I also grew up as a metalhead listening to Iron maiden, motorhead, black sabbath, kiss, and I also used to listen to a lot of punk. That is why I love sirius I get in a mood for something and I can turn it on. I like the blues a lot and some jazz, Frank Zappa is another fav as well as some progressive Rush, Yes, and dream theater. Do not like classical or rap and like good country such as Hank Williams Sr.,Jr., and the third. Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard and the outlaw country artists I like. It seems a lot of the bands mentioned in here I like. You guys take care and keep rockin!
Mark :beer:

I met Harry Chapin, back in the seventies, while working security at the local civic center. I worked there when I was in college and got to meet a bunch of different entertainers. Harry Chapin was the nicest of all of them. I was sad to hear that he was killed in a auto accident some years back. By the way, the biggist a$$hole I met was, so called country star, Charlie Pride.
YOu met Charlie Pride? Whoa. Harry Chapin kicked ass.

Mark, glad ya dug up this thread again! (Capt.will be glad too). :D

We (Cleveland) have a Grateful Dead tribute band called: "Sugar Magnolia" along with quite a few good Jam bands.

Always a musical good time! :cool:

ACDC, Disturbed, Drowning Pool, Limp Bizkit, Ozzy, Linkin Park, Static-X, Staind, Korn, System Of The Down, Marilyn Manson and the list goes on and on.

Hey Jon do not know if you have seen or heard of them but there is a tribute band called Dark Star Orchestra. They tour all across the US and are probably one of the best Grateful Dead cover bands. When they do a show they recreate one of the deads concerts song for song. These guys are great and I highly recommend them if you like the dead and ever get a chance to see them. Have tickets to go see Hank Williams the third this next sat. and I can not wait, heard his concerts are a great time. Plays a set of country and then comes out and plays a set with his punk band should be interesting. :cool:

Hank the third is awesome... Been to his before. Oh uh, Tell me if he plays Cocaine Blues, OK?

DJNATE I also love that song, have seen george thorogood about 10 times and he plays that song also in his sets. I am real interested to hear hanks punk stuff, was a big punk fan in college but that has been many years ago LOL. :)

Hank the third is awesome... Been to his before. Oh uh, Tell me if he plays Cocaine Blues, OK?

I have seen him (Hank the III) in Super Joint Ritual, and his new band "Ass Jack". My mom was friends with Charlie Pride and been to his house in 1966 or 67 in Great Falls, MT...my birthplace! YEAH! :p:

I pretty much like all kinds of music... grew up listening to Dad's old country, Hank, Willie, Waylon, Charlie Pride, Charlie Rich... you get the point... My Mom played piano, so I got a taste of gospel and classic.. I love the blues and jazz... and I have a range of younguns around from 10 to 24 so I get a taste of hip/hop and rap... not much I don't listen too as long as the lyrics don't get too crazy as with some of the rap...

CBL

Saw Hank Williams the third last night and what an unbelivable show. He is surrounded with some great musicians and the show was great. I did not care for the punk metal set he plays so we only hung around for 2 songs of that and left the club, but the country set was worth the price of admission. DJNATE he did play cocaine blues :thumb: :banana:

I wanted to bring this thread back to the top. :smile: Pimpadelic! :yourock: The best band to ever come out of Texas. :one:

Since you bumped it... I usually listen to country, though I can appreciate almost anything (especially if it has a good base line).

Thanks, CH. I am so proud that I started this thread. It's my baby:D

I sure like Super Shuffle on Sirius satellite radio.
..a little of everything....

I sure like Super Shuffle on Sirius satellite radio.
..a little of everything....

Does it shuffle in talk stations also? :confused:

Nope. Just the music stations.

I wanted to bring this thread back to the top. :smile: Pimpadelic! :yourock: The best band to ever come out of Texas. :one:


Pimpadelic! Holy crap, I thought I was the only person in the world who listened to them!

Drowning in whiskey, drowning in gin... Getting got daily by my so-called friends...

There is nothing quite like listening to a drunken drug addicted white trash redneck pimp singer/raper guitarist over southern rock/country/rock/metal/blues/hip-hop.

Classic Rock

"Nephew of David Allen Coe, "The Outlaw" if 'ya didn't know..."

CH! Did you say "white trash"??? Ooooo, I'm tellin... LOL

Yeah but he has a white trash tattoo and is very proud of the fact he's white trash. Classic quote of Easy J "F**k you I am white trash". :bow: BTW you didn't offend me one bit with your humor. ;) I live in a very racially mixed area and have friends of every race. :smile: You should hear some of the white boy and Italian jokes I have to deal with. :lol:

Smooth Jazz for me, THX... :thumb:

Paul Taylor, Peter White, 4Play, 3rd Force, and so many more.... :one:

Don't knoock it if ya haven't tried it. :bow:

In the past I was only Beatles, Zepp, Stones, Black Sabbath,
Deep Purple, etc. ;)

Then moved to Crosby Stills Nash Young Reeves and Taylor
(the orginal line up) (Wooden Ships, YEA, that's the one!) ;)

BTW, It's ALL good in the HHR!!!!

I LOVE RAP music R&B and some country and just because i dont listen to your type of music does not mean I think it is crap!!!!!

Sour Jazz for me, yes, that is the name of the band - very velvet underground/stooges like band from NYC who are really cool. I like alot of different music, but I will always be an old punk rocker to the end! DOA, Dayglo Abortions, DK's, Circle Jerks, Black Flag, Social D, MDC...you get the picture:bow:

Yep, but punk/hard core/industrial/hard rock guy here. Misfits, Danzig, SocialD.. then throw in some Skinny Puppy, Front 242, Kraftwerk.. Then drift on to some Stabbing Westward, NIN.. then kick it with some new stuff like Seether, Stone Sour, Wolfmother.. Then you gotta have The Pogues, Dropkick Murpheys and Black Flag for some flair..

Of course, I get it all via both my Sirius and XM subs.. 53 Fungus on XM for my Punk/Hardcore/Industrial fix, then off to 20 Octane on Sirius for some rock.

How about Rebel Meets Rebel? :confused: They are great! :bow: If you love outlaw country or love metal or love both you need to check them out. ;) It's Dimebag, Vinnie, and Rex formerly of Pantera with David Allan Coe. I haven't been able to stop listening to them since the CD came out at the begining of month. :smile: It's kind of hard to listen to though because it is one of Dimebags last recordings before his death. :( Everytime I listen to it I feel sad about him being shot to death. :bye:

CH, at the club they were playing at, it was bound to happen eventually. When I lived in Columbus, I used to live only 3 blocks from the place. It is a dive. I mean, the worst case scenario for a dive. It's standing room only at 150 capacity, but they always violated their capacity and would shove 180+ people in there all the time. On that particular night, rumor has it they had close to 200 folks in that place. Not sure where they were putting folks, but I guess girls dancing on the bar tops would help alleviate some of it huh?

I don't think there will ever be another guitarist like him. :( He definitely had his own signature sound. :bow: The one time I got seriously pissed at my boss was over Dimebag after it happened. :mad: Knowing me he asked if I was morning the loss of Dimebag mockingly. :roll: I of course told him yes because we lost one of the greatest guitarist of all time. :cry: He responded that to him it was just the death of another doper and anyone that calls themself Dimebag deserves to die. :wtf: :cussing: I just bit my tongue, turned around, and walked away before I lost my job. :mad:

Saw Hank Williams the third last night and what an unbelivable show. He is surrounded with some great musicians and the show was great. I did not care for the punk metal set he plays so we only hung around for 2 songs of that and left the club, but the country set was worth the price of admission. DJNATE he did play cocaine blues :thumb: :banana:

You don't like Assjack? :confused: My question is did he play Dick In Dixie? :confused: I love that song. :D III is awesome whether he is playing with The Damn Band, Assjack, or Superjoint Ritual. :bow:

howd i miss this thread?

Dimebag.............. whats not to say, i was lucky enough to meet the guy (with the rest of pantera) at a ozzfest day off show, what you see in the pantera videos is how he was, funny as hell went out of his way to talk to you and even if he didnt know you he made you feel like a friend. His sound and talent is like no other and i dont think will ever be duplicated. His lose was a great waste of a great human being.

some good clips of him playing are here http://www.rebelmeetsrebel.com/photos/thumbnails.php?album=21

now as far as what i listen to.
anything from the alice in chains / soundgarden era to pantera, slayer, crowbar, zakk wylde, bls, to kiss, acdc (bon scott)

i could go on and on