different music

looch · Jan 15, 2003

Drive time though is NPR 

Same here (and I'm in Canada /w3tcompact/icons/tongue.gif). Did you catch the interview they had with Johnny Cash about a month ago? Turns out he's covering some tunes from the most unlikely artists - Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails - weird.

Chuck52 · Jan 15, 2003

I would think Wagner would be right up there for bush hogging. Or for Roundup spraying or napalm squirting.

Chuck

s1120 · Jan 15, 2003

Ya, I forgot about the Moody Blues. I have seen them 6 or 7 times. Great show. I agree that nights in white satan can get a little old, But just hang out in a dark room, with head phones on and listen to Days of future past. /w3tcompact/icons/cool.gif Got to love it.

Now for good headphone stuff. You cant beat Floyd dark side of the moon, or wish you were here. The BEST!

First song I ever heard with headphones was Welcome to the michine. I have been warped ever sence.

frank_f15 · Jan 15, 2003

SPEAKING OF DRUMMING: any of u guys ever heard of or listened to a thing called DAIKO DRUMMING? it is a cerimonial type of drums in japan, big drums and those guys really beat on then with these big sticks, they stand nest to the drum and wail on them really get some good sound, but it looks like hard work. saw it first on encartaca cd but then happend to catch something about it on tv. will be interesting to see if anyone else has heard of it.

StoneHeartFarm · Jan 15, 2003

Actually, when I bought my first CD player I went into Meijer's and pickeed up a half dozen CD's. The cashier got real chatty when she was scanning the Three dog night, Carpenters and Beach Boys. She shut up when she hit the Twisted Sister and head banger stuff.

Steve

cstocks · Jan 15, 2003

You cant beat Floyd dark side of the moon, or wish you were here. The BEST!

Right on, Paul! I played the Wish You Were Here 8 track so much in college in the mid 70s that my friends with 8 track players began to avoid me! Wish You Were Here is my number one favorite album of all time. Even my wife, who likes oldies and country, likes that cd. It is better than Dark Side of The Moon in my book.

s1120 · Jan 15, 2003

It is better than Dark Side of The Moon in my book

Yup, I would have to say so also.

RichZ · Jan 15, 2003

Paul, I gotta agree with you, Pink Floyd is one of the best. If you like that check out some old King Crimson, especially Court of the Crimson King!

60's and early 70's music is my thing! Especially the Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Big Brother and the Holding Company with Janice Joplin, Quicksilver Messenger Service, and most other 60's bands. Of course I also love bluegrass and classical. The DIxie Chicks new CD is all bluegrass, and it's great!

s1120 · Jan 15, 2003

If you like that check out some old King Crimson, especially Court of the Crimson King!

Ya, that was some good stuff also. I don't listen to the older stuff much anymore, but I used to be a Huge ELP fan, and I still like to listen to Yes when I am working in the shop. Makes be think clear.

Cacinok · Jan 16, 2003

Frank,

Yep, I've heard of Daiko Drumming. I have a bunch of songs by "Kodo" Drums, I'm not sure whether Kodo is the name of the group or what. Pretty cool stuff. They're part of my prefinals psych-myself-up ritual.

Clint