What's Evryone Listening To?
03-17-2005, 01:03 PM
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[quote name='phinsup' date='Mar 17 2005, 02:58 PM']I've always listened to various genre's I've never limited my music based on what's cool, I'll crank a folk tune up as loud as I'll crank nirvana up.
There's a ton of people that miss out on good music cause it isn't "cool". I like folk, rock, hard rock, rap, beach and boat tunes, gulf coast, Elvis... and there's plenty of old skool country that I don't mind listenting too, just can't stomach the new crap.
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Im just ****** with ya, I think its cool when people listen to different music and dont get set to one genre just cause its the cool thing at the time. Say for instance, Techno. Who still listens to it because they did years ago and not because raving made it the 'IN" thing?
There's a ton of people that miss out on good music cause it isn't "cool". I like folk, rock, hard rock, rap, beach and boat tunes, gulf coast, Elvis... and there's plenty of old skool country that I don't mind listenting too, just can't stomach the new crap.
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Im just ****** with ya, I think its cool when people listen to different music and dont get set to one genre just cause its the cool thing at the time. Say for instance, Techno. Who still listens to it because they did years ago and not because raving made it the 'IN" thing?
03-17-2005, 01:05 PM
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[quote name='1revnrex' date='Mar 17 2005, 02:02 PM']Im just ****** with ya, I think its cool when people listen to different music and dont get set to one genre just cause its the cool thing at the time. Say for instance, Techno. Who still listens to it because they did years ago and not because raving made it the 'IN" thing?
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Indeed, although last time I hung out with Damir the only cd's he brought to the party were KC and the Sunshine Band and The Village People, I became a bit suspicious.
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Indeed, although last time I hung out with Damir the only cd's he brought to the party were KC and the Sunshine Band and The Village People, I became a bit suspicious.
03-17-2005, 01:07 PM
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[quote name='phinsup' date='Mar 17 2005, 02:05 PM']Indeed, although last time I hung out with Damir the only cd's he brought to the party were KC and the Sunshine Band and The Village People, I became a bit suspicious.
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Muhahahahahaha.
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Muhahahahahaha.
03-17-2005, 01:22 PM
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No tunes in the 7! It came with a hole in the dash, and that suits me. Just the sweet sound of a slightly muffled turbo rotary! Woo hoo!
Funny how I don't listen to much music anymore. When you have a toddler in the backseat, you just don't feel right about cranking hardcore music.
I really like catching the Laurie Berkner songs on the Noggin channel. That lady has a gift for writing (and performing) children's music.
Funny how I don't listen to much music anymore. When you have a toddler in the backseat, you just don't feel right about cranking hardcore music.
I really like catching the Laurie Berkner songs on the Noggin channel. That lady has a gift for writing (and performing) children's music.
03-17-2005, 01:26 PM
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If I had kids, I'd have them listening to everything, seems like music has always been a staple in my life, it's gotten me through some tough times and it always sets the mood I'm glad that I was exposed to all flavors when I was a kid.
My dad enjoys pretty much everything as well, but listended to folk quite a bit when I was a pup, my uncle Elvis, my cousins AC/DC and the likes LOL
My dad enjoys pretty much everything as well, but listended to folk quite a bit when I was a pup, my uncle Elvis, my cousins AC/DC and the likes LOL
03-17-2005, 01:42 PM
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03-17-2005, 02:22 PM
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Silvertide
Ludacris - Red light district
TI - Urban legend
Lil Jon - crunk juice <span style='font-size:27pt;line-height:100%'>WHAT?
</span>
Third Eye Blind
Aerosmith - greatest hits
Led Zepplin (Yes, they are the best band on the planet. ever.)
The Eagles - hits, and when hell froze over.
I've got a 196 cd case in my truck that is full.... I listen to almost everything in it
XM-
20 on 20
21, sometimes
47 and 48, both rock
66 RAW rap
65 old skool rap
155 MTV
156 VH1
I also file through a few other channels such a jazz, funk, and classic rock...
Ludacris - Red light district
TI - Urban legend
Lil Jon - crunk juice <span style='font-size:27pt;line-height:100%'>WHAT?
</span>
Third Eye Blind
Aerosmith - greatest hits
Led Zepplin (Yes, they are the best band on the planet. ever.)
The Eagles - hits, and when hell froze over.
I've got a 196 cd case in my truck that is full.... I listen to almost everything in it
XM-
20 on 20
21, sometimes
47 and 48, both rock
66 RAW rap
65 old skool rap
155 MTV
156 VH1
I also file through a few other channels such a jazz, funk, and classic rock...