I don't know if anyone else does, but I like to listen to music when I'm on the computer.

Title explains it, post what song or album etc you're listening to.

I'm listening to

If You Know Me - George Strait

;-)) being that im at the local branch of the Library. All im listening to is the cacaphony (SP?) of peoples voices. ;-))

Listening to Buddy Greene! Among other things, he is a harmonica virtuoso - I know that sounds corny, but he is GOOD. He also plays guitar and plays blues, gospel stuff - great entertainer that I've seen in concert quite a few times.

Chester :newyear:

P.S. Ringo, the Mrs. says you almost spelled cacophony correctly :teeth_smile:!

Lovesick Blues - George Strait

It's a cover of Hank Williams song, the best Hank cover I've heard, and theres a few around.

In the heart of the Night by Poco. I love this song.

Murder On Music Row - George Strait & Alan Jackson

And ain't it the truth! Those that have heard the song will know what I mean :)

hi bek

dont listern to any music while im on the computer i just like some quite time, after a day listering to fridge and freezer motors running and the noises from work. also i have just been to busy to load music onto my computer

cheers smokey

In the heart of the Night by Poco. I love this song.

Hi gt12pak,
I like Poco too. I am keeping the dog named Poco.
"The Fogoten Trail"is my favorite cd.
and had LP "From the Inside","Deliverin'".

Regards,
H.sanada

in my office at work i put crosby stills nash & young on my cd player.i keep it low for back ground music.

Hi gt12pak,
I like Poco too. I am keeping the dog named Poco.
"The Fogoten Trail"is my favorite cd.
and had LP "From the Inside","Deliverin'".

Regards,
H.sanada
Hi H.sanada

Thanks for the info on those cd's. The only Poco cd I have is a greatest hits. My music usually tends to be on the harder side, but there are times I like to lighten it up a bit.

Hi H.sanada

Thanks for the info on those cd's. The only Poco cd I have is a greatest hits. My music usually tends to be on the harder side, but there are times I like to lighten it up a bit.


Your a Lawrence Welk type aren't you..

Your a Lawrence Welk type aren't you..
Lawrence Welk??!?!!!?!? C'mon Kev. I didn't say anything about your Barry Manilow collection did I? Oooops, there goes some of my posts.

Barry is cool! And he's still alive.

This will blow the Aussie minds. I have Airbourne playing. If you like AC/DC you will love these guys. I cannot get enough of it.

hi sxviper

not a fan of AC/DC prefer to listern to john franhman (think it is spelt wrong) or asorted rock and roll from the late 60's to early 70's

cheers smokey

Smokey, have you heard of Airbourne? They are from a town called Warrnambool. How close is that to you?

Anyways, I have always liked 80's hair band rock so it nice to see a new band come out and keep the 80's rock, rolling :)

Warnambool is in Victoria, which is roughly 2000 km or so from us :)

I'm listening to Chris LeDoux - Copenhagen
Just switched to The Thunder Rolls - Garth Brooks

Wow, that is quite a long trip then.

Back to the topic, I just picked up "The Eagles" new CD and was not impressed at the beginning but after spinning it a few times I am beginning to like it. The 2nd CD is more like the Eagles from the 70's, which is what I liked.

Well I'm now listening to the remake of Back in the Saddle by Sebastian Bach and Axl Rose. Anyone remember those two?

Well I'm now listening to the remake of Back in the Saddle by Sebastian Bach and Axl Rose. Anyone remember those two?

Hell yeah, Bach from Skid Row and Axl from G n R. That is actually a pretty good remake of the song. If I remember right its from Bach's latest release "Angel Down". gt if you like that I know you will like this new band I was talking about previously that are from Australia. Check them out at www.myspace.com/airbourne (http://www.myspace.com/airbourne) or www.airbournerock.com (http://www.airbournerock.com) . Ther album will be released on the 29th of this month.

Wow, that is quite a long trip then.

Back to the topic, I just picked up "The Eagles" new CD and was not impressed at the beginning but after spinning it a few times I am beginning to like it. The 2nd CD is more like the Eagles from the 70's, which is what I liked.

I quite like the new CD, not their best by a long shot, not bad either though. "How Long" is being played over & over on the radio stations over here.

I'm listening to "I Cross My Heart" by George Strait

I'm the oddball here! I a fanatical classical music aficionado. Sometimes I can't get enough of it. Besides having over 5000 recordings in various formats (LP, cassette tape and CD), I'm a founding member of our 24 hour classical music station here in San Antonio. Who do I like best, you ask? Generally the composer I'm listening to at the moment!
Cheers - Jay:beer:

Hell yeah, Bach from Skid Row and Axl from G n R. That is actually a pretty good remake of the song. If I remember right its from Bach's latest release "Angel Down". gt if you like that I know you will like this new band I was talking about previously that are from Australia. Check them out at www.myspace.com/airbourne (http://www.myspace.com/airbourne) or www.airbournerock.com (http://www.airbournerock.com) . Ther album will be released on the 29th of this month.
Who says real rock is dead? You just gotta know where to go find it and I can definitely see me owning this cd in the near future. Thanks for the links Viper and oh yes, I can definitely see the AC/DC influence.

there is more than an acdc influence to airbourne, their single sounds just like acdc. I heard it on the radio and had to listen hard to tell it was some one else. It seems like alot of rock music now is just a real rip off of seventies stuff. The band Jet, they had a single that sounded exactly like a guess who song (are you familiar with the guess who, up here in canada, they're still a big deal!) and another song that sounded just like iggy pop lust for life.

Right now I am listening to jungleland by bruce springsteen from born to run

there is more than an acdc influence to airbourne, their single sounds just like acdc. I heard it on the radio and had to listen hard to tell it was some one else. It seems like alot of rock music now is just a real rip off of seventies stuff. The band Jet, they had a single that sounded exactly like a guess who song (are you familiar with the guess who, up here in canada, they're still a big deal!) and another song that sounded just like iggy pop lust for life.

Right now I am listening to jungleland by bruce springsteen from born to runI am very familiar with The Guess Who and Jet and which song by Jet sounds like The Guess Who? BTW, I'm listening to Miracles by Jefferson Airplane (Starship), whichever you prefer.

I'm listening to This Cowboy's Hat(Live) by Chris LeDoux

One of my alltime favourite songs. I can really relate to this song.

I'm listening to a major radio station in the San Francisco Bay area via live streaming. I can get the news and weather while tooling around the message board - it's one of those news/news talk stations, but between 5 and 9 AM, it's all news, sports, weather, traffic reports, and financial reports. Since I'm not using headphones, everyone in the room is listening to it by default - but they're all used to it.

Mrs. C :angel1:

I am listening to a flemish singer at the moment. One of my Canadian cousins had a fire in her home the other year and she used to have loads of records and cassettes from Will Tura but which ofcourse where all destroyed. For all the lovely memories she used to share with her mom (my dad's older sister) she asked me if I could sent her some cd's with his "older" music. So I went and bought some and will mail them to her next week. In the meantime...I'm listening to these cd's... :teeth_smile:

I'm listening to the Garth Brooks "Ultimate Hits" cd at the moment, it's one that I just listen to over and over and over, this is the third time today. Usually at least once a day, I never get sick of Garth.

there is more than an acdc influence to airbourne, their single sounds just like acdc. I heard it on the radio and had to listen hard to tell it was some one else. It seems like alot of rock music now is just a real rip off of seventies stuff. The band Jet, they had a single that sounded exactly like a guess who song (are you familiar with the guess who, up here in canada, they're still a big deal!) and another song that sounded just like iggy pop lust for life.

Right now I am listening to jungleland by bruce springsteen from born to run


I like Jet as well, not a huge fan but I liked some of there songs. I am not a very big fan of bands from the 70's, little too weird at times.

As far as Airbourne goes, they do sound alot like AC/DC but then again alot of bands in the 80's sounded alot like each other. And since AC/DC haven't come with any new material in about 8 years and there last album in a word, sucked, then I think its just great the we get this release from Airbourne.

The soundtrack from the Broadway play 1776 - I have loved this music ever since I saw the play in 1972.

Mrs. C :angel1:

I'm listening to Good Ride Cowboy by Garth Brooks.

It's a tribute to Chris LeDoux, which I must say is very fitting aswell :)

I know Bek love's country but I just picked up on another rock band with a 80's sound, gt will love them. They are called "Hardcore Superstar". Here is the link to there myspace page and some music: http://www.myspace.com/hcssgbg If you want to buy the cd it is rather tough and alittle more expensive then usual as it hasn't been releast in the states yet. I did find it at Amazon.com for $17.00 pluss shipping.

Well, Viper, if it's as good as the Airbourne disc, I'll definitely be checking it out.

Well, Viper, if it's as good as the Airbourne disc, I'll definitely be checking it out.

I ordered it from Amazon.com and when it gets here I will let you know what I think.

I was listening to some Airbourne the other day SXViper, it was great! I'm surprised I hadn't heard of them before, being Aussies.

Anyway
I'm listening to Two Pina Coladas by Garth Brooks.

I have 3 or 4 hundred songs on my computer that I listen to occasionally. Mostly older stuff from the Forties through the Sixties. Everything from R&B to C&W.

I was listening to some Airbourne the other day SXViper, it was great! I'm surprised I hadn't heard of them before, being Aussies.

Anyway
I'm listening to Two Pina Coladas by Garth Brooks.

Yup Bek, straight ahead rock and roll. No weird rap stuff mixed in, just like AC/DC. Good stuff.

To bad there's not more like that Viper.

I'm listening to Midnight Sun by Garth Brooks

This is gonna be a bit different, but I'm listening to the Jack Benny birthday marathon on RadioClassics.

I'm listening to Wrapped by George Strait.

Just clicked over to The River by Garth Brooks.

Nothing like a bit of George & Garth to relax me after a hard day.

Got some Waylon in the cd deck right now. Folks this is true country music.

Sort of ironic that Waylon, Johnny, Willie were once rejected by Country, because they were the "Outlaws", and were considered too Rock to be country, now they're considered legends.

The stages that country goes through, you can't really define true country.

Anyway, enough rambling from me.
I'm listening to When You Come Back To Me Again by Garth Brooks

Stuck on Hardcore Superstar until the lastest Alan Jackson album comes out.

I've heard the first single from the AJ album Viper, and if the rest of the album is as good as this first single, we're in for a treat. Alan back at his best!

Currently I'm listening to The Thunder Rolls by Garth Brooks.
From The Ultimate Hits album, which I've listened to about 4 times today.

Tv station TMF and it's just some modern not very interesting music.

The Beaches Of Cheyenne by Garth Brooks

This song was written about Lane Frost...I get tears in my eyes everytime I hear it.

Listening to The Doors right now.

I'm listening to You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone by Brooks & Dunn.

I saw these two in concert last Friday, absolutely phenomonal, had the best time of my life.

every so often like yesterday i put on the soundtrack to THE ALAMO i have it on CD. i still own the original album i bought 47 years ago.

I am listening to the scores from the Highlander trilogy.

I just picked up the new Alan Jackson cd. Good cd and nice to hear the "old" Alan after his previous album. My wife liked that one but I just couldn't get into that one. This is more my style, "Good Times"!!!!!!!!

I didn't really like the last Alan album either Viper. I love Small Town Southern Man from the new one though, it's the only track I've heard so far, can't wait to buy the album.

I'm listening to Where Your Road Leads by Trisha Yearwood.
This song was written by the one and only Garth Brooks who also provides the backing vocals...one of my favourite Trisha songs.

I'm listening to "the story of my life"by Deana Carter.
Track 2 of this CD is "One day at a time".
At first,though the performance is wonderful,but,
the lyrics is ordinary,i thought.
However,it was surprised to hear lyrics "John Wayne".

.......
You can tell ol' James Dean
To get in line
Thanks to Jesus and John Wayne
The world will never be the same
You gotta make history
one day at a time.........

I loved Like Red on A Rose. Alan's new album is great as always. He wrote all 17 tracks. He is a great songwriter.

I know this will sound boring, but we are listening to live streaming of talk radio. It's one way for me to stay informed on local, national and world events while working in the house (or catching up on the message board).

As a side note, if anyone ever wants to hear what the weather is in our neck of the woods, just "Listen Live" to KGO 810AM (http://www.kgoam810.com/listenlive.asp) at around 8:40 AM (Pacific Daylight Time, or Greenwich Mean Time -8 :wink_smile:). I am in daily contact with their weather man (have been for 14 years now :ohmy: - he calls me). Whoever answers the phone and tells him the temp and conditions gets their name on the radio.

Anyway, looking forward to a day with mild temperatures and increasing cloudiness. There is a slight possibility of rain later in the week.

Mrs. C :angel1:

I'm listening to the new Alan Jackson album...What a great disc! Good songs from start to finish!

Told you Bek, he never get's old, just better.

That is so true Viper. I was a bit skeptical after the last one, but I had no reason to be.

I'm listening to
The Beaches Of Cheyenne by Garth Brooks.
I'm just having one of those days that only Garth can make better.

It's the score to Devil's Own by James Horner. He's one of my favorite composers

Schlager festival cd. Frans Bauer is singing at the moment.

Pagemaster by James Horner

THE BEATLES anthology cd. they never get old or out-dated.

Michael Martin Murphy, singing Carolina in the Pines - I forgot how much I like him!

Mrs. C :angel1:

Michael Martin Murphy, singing Carolina in the Pines - I forgot how much I like him!

Mrs. C :angel1:

My dad has always liked him and after seeing him last year in Winterset for the Duke 100th he seems to have stepped up his listening of him. If that's possible!! hehehe!!!

Last night we watched John Fogarty on PBS...WOW did that ever bring back some good memories....

Standing Outside The Fire by Garth Brooks.

Life is not tried, it is merely survived, if you're standing outside the fire.

Can't get much truer than that line there.

Blake Shelton, singing "Austin" - I NEVER get tired of that romantic song!

And speaking of sweet, romantic songs - Randy Travis singing "Forever and Ever Amen" and "Deeper Than the Holler" . . . .

Mrs. C :angel1:

Hi

At this moment I'm listening to The Very Best of Nina Simone'

At work I listen either to English Classics like Land of Hope and Glory etc or the Sound Track of How The West was Won.

Regards

Arthur

The live version of The Dance by Garth Brooks

I just never get sick of this song, and the clip is just so good, our own JW is featured in it.

At work today I was listening to CBC on the radio and they featured a piece by the St Petersberg Symphony Orchestra. They sure sounded good Senta.

Mississippi by Pussycat (huge hit in 1976)

That Girl Is A Cowboy by Garth Brooks.

I've had one of my friends tell me, this song is "my song". :D
If you've heard this song, then you'll know what I'm talking about when I say that it really touched me for that friend to say it.

Just thought I'd (bump) this one back up since I just got the new Whitesnake disc and from what I hear, it's not too bad. This one goes out to SXViper.

Hey gt, I was going to get ahold of you. I picked it up on Tuesday as well. Fun to hear the old sound. Its classic Whitesnake, just the way I like it!!!!

Look for Def Leppard's new one next Tuesday as well.

Seems a lot of the old rock bands are releasing new discs again :)

I'm listening to If Tomorrow Never Comes(Live) by Garth Brooks.

Garth at his best..

Just wanted to add, I picked up George Strait's new album last week, Troubadour, awesome as usual from George, the title track is probably my favourite.

I'm listening to "everything's gonna be alright" by Deana Carter,1998.
particularly,The Train Song is great,because Lynyrd Skynyrd(Johnny Van Zant,Gary Rossington) makes a guest appearance.

H.sanada

I'm listening to Learning To Live Again by Garth Brooks

I always seem to be listening to Garth when I come into this thread :P

Hello All,
I like to listen to "The Best of the Shadows". I was lucky enough to meet them in the 1960's at the "I's" club in Soho in London. Hank Marvin plays lead guitar with Bruce Welch playing rythm guitar. Thay lasted together until the late 1980's when Hank migrated to Western Australia. A good group who were/are very versatile.
Redcap

Just thought I'd break out some Tim Mcgraw with MY FAVORITE BAND OF ALL TIME....DEF LEPPARD. Whitesnake last week and Def Leppard this week. The last time I remember buying back-to-back hair band cd's was back in the eighties. Talk about de-ja-vu. (sp)

I'm listening to Troubadour by George Strait.

I never get tired of listening to George.

Hello Bek, I just picked up George's new one as well. Classic country is the best. I also picked up Blake Shelton's new one, Pure BS. I like that song, "The more I drink".

If your into acoustic type stuff you should check out Dustin Kensrue. He's the lead singer from Thrice, a metal/punk band that does a fair share of screaming, but his solo cd is mostly him and a guitar and some really great singing. Its a short cd, maybe a half hour long, but I've listened to it ten times this week. I really love it

The Cowboy Song - Garth Brooks

I love this song, it describes how I think a cowboy should be, reminds me of Duke actually.

Just clicked over to,

Troubadour - George Strait.

I can't get enough of this album, George is a living legend, in every sense of the word.

Time Life Superstars of Country, had it going all day. 5 cds worth

Kids are out of the house so its Big Band music without jeers from the peanut gallery

I'm listening to The River by Garth Brooks.

I didn't have a very good day today, but listening to Garth never fails to cheer me up.
Especially this song.

Hi,
I am listening to the Steel Guitar Radio: http://www.steelradio.com/
Country Music is my favorite kind.
Kalmouk

Right now- Simon and Garfunkel from their Tales from New York Cd--takes me back some. Recently - Jack Johnson -- Sleep through the Static one of the kids that is not bad and before that Jimmy Buffet who makes me smile, although I can't say I love every one of his songs. My country music is limited to 10 cassettes- M M Murphy W Nelson H Williams J Reeves P Cline G Brooks G Strait ( 2 ) B R Cyrus L Lovett.

I don't know who sings it, but there is a song playing that goes,"talking about some shiftwork, a whole lot of shiftwork." Heh, I kinda like it.

Gt12pak,
That's Shiftwork by Kenny Chesney & George Strait.

Speaking of Strait
I'm listening to Carrying Your Love With Me by George Strait

Kenny ( Blues Boss ) Wayne ( no relation ) who provides some soft R @ B, and also some Honky Tonk and gives those 88s a workout.

Gt12pak,
That's Shiftwork by Kenny Chesney & George Strait.

Speaking of Strait
I'm listening to Carrying Your Love With Me by George Strait
Thanks Bek. I just happen to be a fan of both those guys.

No problem :)

I'm listening to Mr. Blue by Garth Brooks.

I just purchased a new cd for my dad and it fit's in nicely for the forum here.

Its called Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs by Marty Robbin's. Some memorable songs from the album are Big Iron and El Paso.

Tod, I remember that album, first time around!!
I sure do like those gunfighter ballads.
Incidently as a teenager,
El Paso, was the very first record, that I actually
purchased with my own money.
Ah sweet memories!!

i hear the new john fogerty - great stuff this revival-album

Keith, I believe it came out in 1959. My dad was sure happy to get it. He has the vinyl 33 rpm LP and I remember listening to it when I was a kid. But he has no player to play it on. Plus now he can listen to it while in the car. I would recommend it to anyone here as it sure does conjure up some images of the old west while listening to it. I found mine on EBay for $9.00 plus $4.00 shipping.

Well, I was going through some of my website's that update info on artist's from the 80's rock and there was a segment on Billy Idol releasing a 2 disc set. So I went to his myspace page and low and behold there was a new song he has on the new album called John Wayne. Its not all that hard of a song and I actually really like it. Here is a link to his myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/billyidol Let me know what you think.

And he had this to say about John Wayne. Billy Idol sounds like a alright guy in my book.


Of his new song “John Wayne,” Idol says, “When I'm singing it, I'm thinking about the characters John Wayne played. They were usually men with a flaw in their character or something dark in their past they're trying to rise above before the end of the movie. So it's not about the kick-in-the-door John Wayne or the barroom fight John Wayne -- it's more the man who overcomes.”

And he had this to say about John Wayne. Billy Idol sounds like a alright guy in my book.


Of his new song “John Wayne,” Idol says, “When I'm singing it, I'm thinking about the characters John Wayne played. They were usually men with a flaw in their character or something dark in their past they're trying to rise above before the end of the movie. So it's not about the kick-in-the-door John Wayne or the barroom fight John Wayne -- it's more the man who overcomes.”

I've got a friend who is a huge Billy Idol fan, and they sent me that song knowing I was a huge Duke fan, and I really like it, I don't like that much of his stuff, but I really like this one.

I'm currently listening to a Chris LeDoux mix CD I have in the stereo, up to Life Is A Highway at the moment.

I don't know if anyone else does, but I like to listen to music when I'm on the computer.
I like to listen music when I'm on the computer, too, and YouTube has really expanded my horizons well beyond my CD collection to almost whatever my little heart desires. Of course, I have to interrupt my work more often to go pick a new song, but sometimes it's worth the trouble.

Tonight I am listening to Cass Elliot (aka Mama Cass, of the Mamas and the Papas. What a rich voice she had! My favorite song of hers? New World Coming, Move in a Little Closer Baby, and It's Getting Better.

It seems that some of my favorite artists died untimely deaths - Cass Elliot, Jim Croce, Karen Carpenter. Now, thanks to the internet, I can learn all kinds of things about them, long after they have died.

Sorry for the little ramble - it's an especially quiet night at home. Chester has fallen asleep, the teenagers are out for the evening, one son is at a friend's house overnight, and the grandson, who's been here for days, is back with his mom.

I am enjoying the music . . . and tooling around here.

Mrs. C :angel1:

Tonight I am listening to Cass Elliot (aka Mama Cass, of the Mamas and the Papas. What a rich voice she had! My favorite song of hers? New World Coming, Move in a Little Closer Baby, and It's Getting Better.

It seems that some of my favorite artists died untimely deaths - Cass Elliot, Jim Croce, Karen Carpenter. Now, thanks to the internet, I can learn all kinds of things about them, long after they have died.

Seems we share similar tastes, Sue. "New World Coming" is also my favorite by Mama Cass (I have it loaded on my computer and listen to it quite often). I also have two of Jim Croce's songs and three Carpenter's songs loaded. Like you, I thought they passed on far too early.

I am listening to Vern Gosdin Superhits (Do you Believe Me Now-Is it Raining At Your House-ect.) Also George Jones..... yes I am a olde soul in a not tooo old yet body.:smile:

Bruce Springsteen- Born to run

Pearl Jam at the moment,with a bit of guns n roses as well

Jeff Watson >around the sun< on a few tracks with Steve Walsh on vocals - great!!!!!

listening to the England game on the radio while i am on the computer tonight

G N R were awesome. I am starting to hear rumblings again of the new album, "Chinese Democracy", that it might get released. Should be quit interesting to see why Axl break up one of the best bands in the buisness to make this album.

Hasn't chinese democracy been on and off for about 10 years?
I saw Guns N Roses twice when they came over to England in the 90's and they were awesome

Yes, it keeps getting delayed. For no known reason. From what I have read and heard, Axl is a eccentric SOB and he basically drove out the original band members Slash, Duff, Matt Sorum, and Izzy. Steven Adler(original drummer) was kick out cause he couldn't kick the drugs, Izzy(original rythum guitar) quit because he couldn't take being around the band and all the drugs, Gilby Clark(took Izzy's place) left when all the other's left because Axl was basically a tyrannt. Dizzy is still with the band but he was brought in to play keyboards during the Use Your Illusion records, so I don't count him as original. Kind of said since they were so popular and seems Axl has messed up a good band. I hope this Album is worth it. One of the new songs is going to be in the new Rock Band video game coming out next month. The song is called "Shackler's Revenge". I have not heard it myself, so I cannot comment on it yet.

Yes, it keeps getting delayed. For no known reason. From what I have read and heard, Axl is a eccentric SOB and he basically drove out the original band members Slash, Duff, Matt Sorum, and Izzy. Steven Adler(original drummer) was kick out cause he couldn't kick the drugs, Izzy(original rythum guitar) quit because he couldn't take being around the band and all the drugs, Gilby Clark(took Izzy's place) left when all the other's left because Axl was basically a tyrannt. Dizzy is still with the band but he was brought in to play keyboards during the Use Your Illusion records, so I don't count him as original. Kind of said since they were so popular and seems Axl has messed up a good band. I hope this Album is worth it. One of the new songs is going to be in the new Rock Band video game coming out next month. The song is called "Shackler's Revenge". I have not heard it myself, so I cannot comment on it yet.
SXViper,great post there,have you heard any Velvet Revolver? Slash,Duff,Matt are in there and i've heard they fired the singer Scott someone.Do you think Axl would join them or has he burnt his bridges with Slash,Duff and Matt?
cheers luckynedpepper

SXViper,great post there,have you heard any Velvet Revolver? Slash,Duff,Matt are in there and i've heard they fired the singer Scott someone.Do you think Axl would join them or has he burnt his bridges with Slash,Duff and Matt?
cheers luckynedpepper

Oh yeah, I have both Velvet Revolver albums. I liked the 1st one, Contraband more then the second one, Libertad. Yes and Scott Wieland quit or was kicked out, depending on who you believe. He is singing with his original band, Stone temple Pilots again. I never really cared for him anyways and I have to believe that they can find someone better to front the band.

I don't think you will see Axl and the original members get back together as there was alot of stuff going on and I don't think they can forgive each other. Look for a new singer to be announced for VR real soon. As far as I am concerned Slash is a class act and plays a awesome guitar.

SXViper,agree with all your points about VR.
cheers luckynedpepper

Can't remember where I heard or read this from, but from what I understand, VR were in the middle of a concert and in between songs, Weiland tells the audience that they were a part of something special and he goes on to tell them that this is the last tour by VR. The rest of the members were completely caught off guard. Wouldn't you have loved to have been a fly on the wall backstage after that show was over?

Can't remember where I heard or read this from, but from what I understand, VR were in the middle of a concert and in between songs, Weiland tells the audience that they were a part of something special and he goes on to tell them that this is the last tour by VR. The rest of the members were completely caught off guard. Wouldn't you have loved to have been a fly on the wall backstage after that show was over?

Yes i bet there were a few harsh words exchanged and probably a few punches as well.It would have been great to watch!!!!
Listening to Dean Martin tonight as i'm chilling out + don't want anything too loud!!

I forgot to post this earlier, but another statement Weiland said is that he thought Axl might not be the bad guy, so I'm sure there were many harsh words exchanged.

Axl to join VR?? Could that possibly happen?? I doubt it myself but stranger things have happened!!

I heard the FBI arrested some bloke today who alledgedly put some tracks from Chinese Democracy onto the internet. I wonder if he will be sent down for that ?

I doubt Axl will ever go to VR. If and I mean a BIG if they were to get back together I am sure they would all unite under the G n R name. It carries way more wieght then VR does.

Yes, they arrested that guy out in California and he should get whatever he has coming to him. There are more arrests coming though because someone from the inside had to of supplied the music to this person. The only other statement that I have abotu this is, can you blame anyone for wanting to hear music from "Chinese Democracy" ? It's been like 10-12 years that Axl has been working it. To me it's pathetic.

And as far as Weiland goes, he is just as goofy and eccentric as Axl was/still is??? He was trying to tick off the rest of the band because he had already decided that he was going back to STP(Stone Temple Pilots) and it would be much easier if he just acted like a jerk, which he did a first class job of. As you can tell I don't think very much of Weiland, I think he is actually worse then Axl and that is saying alot!!

And to get back to the theme of this thread. I have been listening to Dragonforce lately. If you have played Guitar Hero 3 you might have heard the song "Through the Fire and Flames". They have unbelievable guitar work on these albums. Its very fast, kind of a speed metal but there are great melodies in the music, so there is not this screaming/growling that goes with speed metal so many times. Check them out on MySpace or Youtube.

In honor of the late great Jerry Reed (who passed away earlier this week) I'm listening to his greatest hits cd.

Hi

A CD called England My England which includes all the patriotic works and other English Works like The Bridge on the River Kwai, the Dam Busters and the Battle of Agincourt.

Regards

Arthur

In honor of the late great Jerry Reed (who passed away earlier this week) I'm listening to his greatest hits cd.
Thanks for reminding us of this. Jerry Reed had a natural knack for creating songs that could get your foot a'tapping and tell some interesting stories!

Chester :newyear:

Dang, I had not heard that Jerry Reed passed away? I was wondering why a few TV stations were all of a sudden playing the Smokey and the Bandit movies. :-((

Today I heard a few greats which included:

"King of the Road" by: Roger Miller.
"Every Which Way But Loose" by: Eddie Rabbitt.
"Over and Over Again" by the: Dave Clark Five.
"Hey Jude" by: the BeaUlls.
"The Air That I Breathe" by: The Hollies.
And one of my all-time most favorites: "Sky High" by: Jigsaw.

Every few weeks I go to YouTube, type in "Grandpa Jones", and just enjoy the Banjo listening to many of his old classics, my favorites are,

Wu0Lt5AxSdA

A-u-Ql6_Gm8&feature=related

and here's a new one on their list,

SdutwTLS_Us

enjoy

Chester :newyear:

Greatest Hits- Abba

Velvet Revolver,Glen Campbell,Guns n Roses + Pearl Jam this morning as i'm alone in the house

Velvet Revolver,Glen Campbell,Guns n Roses + Pearl Jam this morning as i'm alone in the house


Ned that looks like multiple choice answers for which one of these isn't a rock band question.

Ned that looks like multiple choice answers for which one of these isn't a rock band question.

Yes it does doesn't it.i didn't realise until you pointed that out ShortGrub.

beatles - blue album

Velvet Revolver,Glen Campbell,Guns n Roses + Pearl Jam this morning as i'm alone in the house

As much as I liked some of the traditional country artists I have really been listening to hard rock lately. The new Metallica album is quit good, like there stuff in the 80's. Black Stone Cherry is quite good as well. And like luckynedpepper, I love GnR and I think Appetite for Destruction is one of the top 10 albums of all time.

Tonight,I heard CD of Marty Robbins "Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs" which Stumpy had recommended before .
After all , "El Paso"heard well in old times(60's) is still wonderful.
Especially, it is glad that the full-Length version El Paso is in this CD
(20 bit digitally remasterd 2006)

regards,
Taka

Tonight,I heard CD of Marty Robbins "Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs" which Stumpy had recommended before .
After all , "El Paso"heard well in old times(60's) is still wonderful.
Especially, it is glad that the full-Length version El Paso is in this CD
(20 bit digitally remasterd 2006)

regards,
Taka

I bought that same version for my dad last year and I made a copy of it. Great CD with classic cowboy songs. Highly recommended.

I bought that same version for my dad last year and I made a copy of it. Great CD with classic cowboy songs. Highly recommended.
Hi SXViper
Your father was very surely pleased.
It was a good present, great CD, i think too.

I can just envision someone stopping their emergency CPR on a dying person and looking up their old Bee Gees (http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20081016/hl_nm/us_heart_beegees;_ylt=AsseEK3gQA8tqKVzQmNaHqUDW7oF )cassette tapes. :wink_smile:

I did some heavy-duty dancing to that song. I personally liked disco music.

Tonight,I heard CD of Marty Robbins "Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs" which Stumpy had recommended before .
After all , "El Paso"heard well in old times(60's) is still wonderful.
Especially, it is glad that the full-Length version El Paso is in this CD
(20 bit digitally remasterd 2006)

regards,
Taka

I liked Big Iron about as well as El Paso.

i can just envision someone stopping their emergency cpr on a dying person and looking up their old bee gees (http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20081016/hl_nm/us_heart_beegees;_ylt=asseek3gqa8tqkvzqmnahqudw7of )cassette tapes. :wink_smile:

I did some heavy-duty dancing to that song. I personally liked disco music.
no way!

I can just envision someone stopping their emergency CPR on a dying person and looking up their old Bee Gees (http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20081016/hl_nm/us_heart_beegees;_ylt=AsseEK3gQA8tqKVzQmNaHqUDW7oF )cassette tapes. :wink_smile:

I did some heavy-duty dancing to that song. I personally liked disco music.


Doctor: Nurse

Nurse: Yes Doctor?

Doctor: Quick put that Bee Gee's greatest hits cd on whilst i start CPR

Nurse: Which track Doctor?

Doctor: Stayin' Alive of course,don't they teach you anything at college these days?

:teeth_smile:

Hopefully they won't have to put in Tragedy. :wink_smile:

Hopefully they won't have to put in Tragedy. :wink_smile:


very good :biggrin:

SXViper, any news of a new frontman for Velvet Revolver over there in the States.
Cheers luckynedpepper

Elvis: An Afternoon In The Garden

SXViper, any news of a new frontman for Velvet Revolver over there in the States.
Cheers luckynedpepper

No news yet. I have heard that Slash is currently working on a solo project with a bunch of differnt singers so I don't think its a top priority right now. I spend alot of time on this website http://www.sleazeroxx.com/index.html They kind have information for a whole lot of differnt bands. Plus it lets me relive the 80's!!!!

a cd called "dreamboats and petticoats" all stuff like billy fury, marty wilde, brenda lee, roy orbison etc.... bought it last week and can t stop playing it

Pearl Jam tonight

SXViper,so he might kill 2 birds with 1 stone and find a new singer for VR through his solo project.
luckynedpepper

No news yet. I have heard that Slash is currently working on a solo project with a bunch of differnt singers so I don't think its a top priority right now. I spend alot of time on this website http://www.sleazeroxx.com/index.html They kind have information for a whole lot of differnt bands. Plus it lets me relive the 80's!!!!

My nieces favorite band VR. She loves Slash. I did her computer up and redid her wallpaper VR and G'N'R.

Bruce Springsteen- Long walk home

I can just envision someone stopping their emergency CPR on a dying person and looking up their old Bee Gees (http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20081016/hl_nm/us_heart_beegees;_ylt=AsseEK3gQA8tqKVzQmNaHqUDW7oF )cassette tapes. :wink_smile:

I did some heavy-duty dancing to that song. I personally liked disco music.
Hi Stumpy my friend, you like disco music?
Heh,heh,heh.
I heard cd by Bob Seger "Greatest Hit".
When i was 20, listend to his record(not cd,vinyl record) for the first time.
Now,the goodness of his tune & lyrics are better than that of old times.
and it come to be able to undrstand better.
In this cd,my favorite are the song "Against The Wind" and "Old Time Rock & Roll"
Bob songs
Just take those old records off the shelf
I'll sit and listen to 'em by myself
Today's music aln 't got the same soul
I like that old time rock 'n' roll
Don't try to take me to a disco :wink_smile:
You'll never even get me out on the
In ten minutes I'll be late for the door
I like that old time rock'n' roll
Still like that old time rock'n' roll
That kind of music just soothes the soul
I reminisce about the days of old
With that old time rock 'n' roll
Won't go to hear them play a tango
I'd rather hear some blues or funky old soul
There's only sure way to get me to go
Start playing old time rock 'n' roll
Call me a relic, call me what you will
Say I'm old-fashioned, say I'm over the hill
Today' music ain't got the same soul
I like that old time rock 'n' roll

regards,
Taka

You bring back some good memories, Taka. I too like that old time rock and roll (from the Fifties and Sixties). To me, the new music is just noise.

Motley Crue - Dr Feelgood album

You bring back some good memories, Taka. I too like that old time rock and roll (from the Fifties and Sixties). To me, the new music is just noise.

Make the ears bleed!! That's good once in awhile too!!!

Make the ears bleed!! That's good once in awhile too!!!

Not if it leaves you deaf for life, Todd.

Not if it leaves you deaf for life, Todd.


"You know where you are, you're in the jungle baby
You're gonna die, I'm gonna watch you bleed"

That's 80's rock!!! The "most" dangerous rock band, ever!!

I listen to MeatLoaf in my car allot. Anyone else here a Meatloaf fan? Bat Out Of Hell, Paradise By The Dashboard Light and You Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth are really great tunes (IMO). I have all the albums he ever put out. Loved them all but the last one. I seen him in concert twice. Puts on a really good show.

Mark

Now here's (http://www.cnn.com/2008/SHOWBIZ/Music/10/23/dion.heroes/index.html)authentic rock and roll.

Another (http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/window/media/page/0,,154435-1753190,00.html)good rock-and-roller from the Sixties.

This (http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_dmusic?url=search-alias%3Ddigital-music&field-keywords=bobby+darin&x=18&y=15)guy could sing it all, so that while his rock-and-roll numbers were outta sight, he could also come across smooth as silk in pop numbers. Check out his "Beyond The Sea" for a wonderful example of the latter.

While I like and appreciate alot of the artist's from the 50's and 60's, I did grow up in the 70's and 80's, I absolutely loathe most everything from the 70's but the 80's hair metal and rock & roll is what I grew up listening too. That and some country music. So I have to say there are alot of band's that I enjoy listening too but to make me reminsce about the "old days", I pop in some GnR, Whitesnake, Metallica, ect... from the 80's.

While I like and appreciate alot of the artist's from the 50's and 60's, I did grow up in the 70's and 80's, I absolutely loathe most everything from the 70's but the 80's hair metal and rock & roll is what I grew up listening too. That and some country music. So I have to say there are alot of bad's that I enjoy listening too but to make me reminsce about the "old days", I pop in some GnR, Whitesnake, Metallica, ect... from the 80's.

The same "generation gap" that affects movie tastes also affects music tastes, Todd. I'm not denigrating your tastes in music because I'm a firm believer in the philosophy of "different strokes for different folks". It's just that I stopped listening to music after the early Seventies because hard rock and its' offshoots just ain't my thing. I've never even heard of the groups you name.

The same "generation gap" that affects movie tastes also affects music tastes, Todd. I'm not denigrating your tastes in music because I'm a firm believer in the philosophy of "different strokes for different folks". It's just that I stopped listening to music after the early Seventies because hard rock and its' offshoots just ain't my thing. I've never even heard of the groups you name.

That's cool, alot of those bands were lost when the grudge rock of the 90's took over. There are very few 80's bands still making it by touring or even making albums, and doing it successfully.

My dad always like listening to music so I was brought up on 50's and 60's rock and country music. And you are right, different strokes for different folks.

By the way, I don't listen to music loud enough to make my ears bleed!!!

SXViper,will you be getting Chinese Democracy when it comes out? What's the release date over there? I should imagine you will get it released before us in England.

SXViper,will you be getting Chinese Democracy when it comes out? What's the release date over there? I should imagine you will get it released before us in England.

Release date is Nov. 23rd. Will I be getting it?? I have heard a few songs off from it and so far I am not to impressed by it. I hate to say that ,but I really think the music will suffer without Slash contributing to it. The way I understood how they worked together was that Slash or even Duff would come up with a riff, and then Axl would hear it and then put some lyrics together. From the couple songs that I heard so far it sounds very "industrial", and Axl's voice and the guitars sound so "manipulated". Guess I will hold out hope and wait to hear more songs from the album.

Release date is Nov. 23rd. Will I be getting it?? I have heard a few songs off from it and so far I am not to impressed by it. I hate to say that ,but I really think the music will suffer without Slash contributing to it. The way I understood how they worked together was that Slash or even Duff would come up with a riff, and then Axl would hear it and then put some lyrics together. From the couple songs that I heard so far it sounds very "industrial", and Axl's voice and the guitars sound so "manipulated". Guess I will hold out hope and wait to hear more songs from the album.

It will have a tough job living up to all the hype and expectation.
I don't think they will ever beat Appetite for Destruction especially without Slash,Duff,Izzy etc.I think i'll try to listen to a few songs before i decide to buy or not.Bought Contraband today off EBAY cost me £1 BARGAIN

I just received my copy of AC/DC's latest, Black Ice. If you are a fan, it is highly recommend. I am enjoying this revival of bands from the 80's lately!!!

Here's (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVz3AhP3t-k) what we're listening to right now!

Chester :newyear: and the Mrs. :angel1:

Here's (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVz3AhP3t-k) what we're listening to right now!

Chester :newyear: and the Mrs. :angel1:
Hi Chester,
I enjoyed this song just as country song.
When i was a boy, i spent a lot of time listening to radio.
and in 60's - 70's,it was time that having to buy the vinyl record
when i grew a little more.
It is wonderful that the musicians whom i heard well at that era
are still active now.For instance, they are Neil Young, Carole King,
John Fogerty(C.C.R.),The Rolling Stones,Paul McCartney,Elton John
and more.
So, i don't take an interest in today's music except country music.
I like especially the female singers in modern country as Martina McBride,
Deana Carter,Dixie Chicks, Sara Evans.....:wink_smile:

regards,Taka

I just received my copy of AC/DC's latest, Black Ice. If you are a fan, it is highly recommend. I am enjoying this revival of bands from the 80's lately!!!

SXviper,you will have to let us know your opinion of Black Ice as i am undecided about that or Chinese Democracy. If you don't mind of course
cheers :wink_smile:

SXviper,you will have to let us know your opinion of Black Ice as i am undecided about that or Chinese Democracy. If you don't mind of course
cheers :wink_smile:

I think the new AC/DC cd is good. Its more like "Thunderstruck" and earlier. Just good old Angus riffs and Johnson vocals. I recommend it.

SXviper,you will have to let us know your opinion of Black Ice as i am undecided about that or Chinese Democracy. If you don't mind of course
cheers :wink_smile:
I have this one as well and my opinion on this cd is that if you like any ac/dc cd's, then you should like this one as well. The one thing I will give to ac/dc is that they came up with a sound and all their music seems to have the same sound. Me personally, I like it. Rock on.

SXViper + gt12pak,thanks for the info guys most welcome. :thumbs_up:

Kaiser Chiefs- Every day I love you less and less

just heard the single Chinese Democracy on the radio and i thought it was pretty good

Your all gonna laugh or shoot me. I listened to a just released Christmas CD by Casting Crowns. Rather good if I dare say.

Christmas!! its only October!! its 2 months away yet

just heard the single Chinese Democracy on the radio and i thought it was pretty good
From what I heard tonight, the new cd will be out by the end of November.

As for me. I'm listening to The Eagles cd The Long Run.

From what I heard tonight, the new cd will be out by the end of November.

As for me. I'm listening to The Eagles cd The Long Run.

Comes out Nov.23rd. Exclusively at Best Buy. The single has been playing on the radio for about a week now.

I have been playing Guitar Hero World Tour. There are so many great songs on this one. I don't even know where to begin. They even threw in a country song, On the Road again!!! I am a PGG or Plastic Guitar God!!!!

I listen to almost anything.
Runrig ,the proclaimers a lot of brass band stuff because i play in one
Cannae do Opera at all(sorry to all opera lovers out there):vomit:

Comes out Nov.23rd. Exclusively at Best Buy. The single has been playing on the radio for about a week now.

I have been playing Guitar Hero World Tour. There are so many great songs on this one. I don't even know where to begin. They even threw in a country song, On the Road again!!! I am a PGG or Plastic Guitar God!!!!
Hey Viper. Are you slinging that long hair round and round as you play your plastic guitar? :wink_smile:

Hey Viper. Are you slinging that long hair round and round as you play your plastic guitar? :wink_smile:

I wish I had the hair!!!! I think I look more cool then I actually am. My famliy humors me!! I just unlocked "Crazy Train" by Ozzy!! Fun song to play on the PG....:hyper:

Fort Apache which is on at the BBC right now....must go and watch now...

Listening to Stone Gods right now. Anyone up for some good rock music? This is a good one.

Rush Limbaugh, come next year he may be a thing of the past. :glare:

Way to go Clancy, think I'll tune him in also. Along with Rush, we'll be losing Mike Savage, Sean Hannity.

I used to listen to Rush religiously but finally he got a little too strident for me. Not only that but I got tired of listening to him pat himself on the back.

If the Dems pass the "Fairness Doctrine" BS again, I wouldn't put it past Rush to find himself a fairly close Caribbean Isle, erect a thousand foot antenna, with a million amp microphone, and blow the Dems off the map, just to spite the SOBs. :wink_smile:

. . .I got tired of listening to him pat himself on the back.:wink_smile:

I hear what you are saying, but he was there for us during the election. For his continuing ratings he is probably happier Obama won. Even with the threat of the "Fairness Doctrine" he'll have more controversy to talk about with the new administration. That's when he gets his biggest following - during controversial things going on.

Ok, before I go into total disbelief....can someone explain what this "Fairness Doctrine" is about?

Mark

Ok, before I go into total disbelief....can someone explain what this "Fairness Doctrine" is about?

Mark

It was a policy in effect until about 1987, when the Reagan administration did away with it. It said that if radio stations broadcast any political advice or news, that both the conservative and liberal points of view had to be broadcast. The liberals have tried several times to broadcast their points of view to counter many conservative talk show hosts, such as Rush, but each time they've tried, their programs were soon taken off the air because nobody listened to them or bought ad time on them.

Here's (http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=2053)a link I found on Google which explains the act more fully (from a liberal viewpoint).

Old Time Radio Shows . . . Being new to this forum there hasn't been time to read all the entries but just in case the Old Time Radio links aren't included here is a link to some Westerns from www.radiolovers.com -
http://www.radiolovers.com/pages/westerns.html
Some of the other free Internet OTR sites air John Wayne including "Fort Apache" which we recorded for our MP3 player. Also Lux Radio Theater includes some other Westerns.

Thanks for explaining that to me, Stumpy. I understand now. In today's world, we can't go hurting anyone's feelings now, or be unfair to another. Nope, sure can't. Rubbish!

Mark

In our area we have a 50,000 watt AM radio station, KGO, that late at night can be heard from Alaska down to Mexico and as far east as Montana on a good night. They are almost always spreading leftist propaganda to the unsuspecting (dare I say . . . ignorant?) public. I guess if the Fairness Doctrine gets reinstated, maybe they will have to get Rush on their station :teeth_smile:.

They have one guy, Dr. Bill Wattenburg, who stands out like a sole beacon, regarding more conservative viewpoints. He's on most weekends, and you can listen to him via live streaming.

As it got closer to the election, I wanted to :vomit: listening to the news people in the morning, who were most decidedly NOT objective.

But I know there is a God, because wiithin the past year, two of their most liberal talk show hosts have been fired, one very recently (for making an obscenity-laden [what might have been construed to be a] death threat when he thought the microphone was off), the other for involvement in child pornography (he's doing hard prison time now for that one). There's still one raving leftie who's on in the middle of the night, and you can bet he was crowing with glee after the election. I wonder what his downfall will be. All I can say is . . . keep praying!

Chester :newyear:

Chester,

Reading your long "Welcome" again today was truly appreciated by we "Newbies" (don't know who added "Tenderfoot" to our I.D. but we love it!). And after reading your most recent entry to this thread all we can say is: "Amen"! Yours is a welcome voice from Northern CA . . .

John Wayne's legacy represents to us the God and Country strength which Hollywood performers sadly lack today. And if the mis-named Fairness Doctrine is enacted we may be relying on Forums such as these to exchange those conservative views which we admired in "The Duke".

Still trying to figure out how to maneuver "threads" on your Forum so as not to repeat our posts. Your patience is appreciated!

When convenient we'd like to hear if there is way to post a small "signature" photo other than using Avatar?

Jan (Jack, too)

When convenient we'd like to hear if there is way to post a small "signature" photo other than using Avatar?

Jan (Jack, too)

Maybe this link tells how, Jan & Jack

http://www.dukewayne.com/faq.php?faq=vb3_user_profile#faq_vb3_signatures_av atars

Thanks, Stumpy, for that!!

I also answered the question, in more detail, HERE (http://www.dukewayne.com/showthread.php?t=4221), as I couldn't find the answer elsewhere.

Mrs. C :angel1:

Thanks for your help, Stumpy, and Mrs. C! Have made a screen shot of your links and will follow the instructions.

Jan

. . . within the past year, two of their most liberal talk show hosts have been fired, one very recently (for making an obscenity-laden [what might have been construed to be a] death threat when he thought the microphone was off) . . .
Speak of the devil . . . the report of his firing (http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=80822).

I can't say that I'm sorry . . . because I'm not :wink_smile:.

And to get this back on topic . . . right now the kids are listening to Adventures in Odyssey online (http://www.whitsend.org/radio/), and since it's on the other computer, I'm listening, too. Good listening for the kids.

Chester :newyear:

I have been listening to a new bad, Black Stone Cherry. Blind man there new song is good and there new CD is a good one.

ac/dc black ice cd which i finally got !

Just got in four different CD's of the Chuck Wagon Gang, been addicted to them after finding them on YouTube.

Chester :newyear:

Guns n Roses Chinese Democracy.

Isn't ebay a great place to pick up cheap cd's?
Chinese Democracy review later after a few listens

Frank Sintra High Hopes

Enya . . . The Memory of Trees . . . if I was making a movie, I can imagine using some of the music from this album . . .

Mrs. C :angel1:

My Daughter laugh and play with her new puppy

My Daughter laugh and play with her new puppy

what make of dog is your daughter's puppy Phantomstranger ?

Alright gang, I'm gonna try to stump ya'll. I'm listeng to Buckner and Garcia right now and can anybody tell me who they were? No fair looking them up on the internet.:headbonk:

Enya . . . The Memory of Trees . . . if I was making a movie, I can imagine using some of the music from this album . . .

Mrs. C :angel1:
Sue, I love Enya, great sounds

You wanna know what I've been listening to, here it is...

_e5ranxuMyQ

I'm listening to silence at the moment. Came in early to actually get some work done, but all that will change in an hour! (doesn't look like I'm working much though, huh?) :teeth_smile:

Hi


Epic Film Themes and Vaughn Williams.

Regards

Arthur

The movie "Sabotage" by Alfred Hitchcock. My wife is watching it in the next room.

I just came upon new member Larry Snode's post, and clicked on his link and I am happily listening to music from numerous westerns . . . it's great!! Check it out for yourself -

Hi, I'm Larry Snode, a new member . . . .

I would like to make all members aware of my pet project. I have an online radio station, Golden Age Film Music, on Live365 radio where I broadcast movie soundtracks and other movie related music and sound clips.

This month is Westerns month at my station and I'm broadcasting over 10 straight hours of western movie soundtracks, 24 hours a day 7 days a week on a continuous loop. I play a lot of John Wayne music such as music from The Searchers, Chism, Fort Apache, El Dorado, The Cowboys, The War Wagon, Hondo, The Alamo, Big Jake and all kinds of Western movie favorites.

So if you like to see and hear what it's all about just go to http://www.live365.com/stations/nedland20

Chester :newyear:

P.S. Just got to update this - we have heard music from Hallelujah Trail, They Died with Their Boots On, Oklahoma, Red River, McLintock! . . . a really great selection! Great background music to be browsing the JWMB by!

The Kim Komando Computer Show

I have been on a Keith Urban "kick" lately. I have both his Greatest Hits and his new one Defying Gravity. I have become really selective when it comes to country music lately and cannot stand alot of the newer artists as it seems alittle too much like pop music. But I like him. He is from Australia too Bek, which I a sure you already know.

Now saying all that doesn't mean that I am not listening to my hard rock music either. I am still listening to lots of Metallica and the new Shinedown cd is especially good. I have always liked both genre's of music. Just cannot stand Rap crap!! :vomit:

Just cannot stand Rap crap!! :vomit:

Amen, brother Todd.

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers soundtrack. I'm a show-tunes kinda girl. Actually, anything I can sing to (even if I am .... slightly off-key ;) )

wstrnfan, you are my kinda girl!! I love show tunes, and like you say, especially the ones I can sing to. My kids LOVE the music from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers!!

Mrs. C :angel1:

That is a fun movie. I will have too look for that one on DVD.

I love show tunes, and like you say, especially the ones I can sing to.

I love 'em too. One of my favorite films to sing along with is "Calamity Jane" In fact, Doris sings one of my all-time favorite songs in it - one I sang to my "secret" highschool sweetheart.

Duff McKagan's Loaded - Sick cd,it's great

I love 'em too. One of my favorite films to sing along with is "Calamity Jane" In fact, Doris sings one of my all-time favorite songs in it - one I sang to my "secret" highschool sweetheart.

I love Calamity Jane, Stumpy! Being a Doris Day fan, you may not have checked out the new re-worked version that popped up on Broadway a little while ago. I didn't care for it much - had a lot of the same tunes, but put a few new ones in that I felt were unnecessary. I like Doris Day, but I love Howard Keel's voice.

And on a side-note, I recently took a history class solely because the professor's name was Danny Gilmartin! :wink_smile:

And Mrs. C. - I constantly have to tell the people I work with that they need to give show tunes a try, but I think I scare them when I try to sing 'em!

Anyhoo - I'm not listening to anything right now, but the CD player in my car has my country mix in it - it's probably on Randy Travis right about now. :teeth_smile:

Had to do some spring cleaning so I threw a bunch of classical pieces by Neils Gade, Samuel Wesley and Switched on Bach 2000 to change things up.

listening to Pearl Jam tonight and Duff McKagans Loaded new cd

How is Duff's new cd? I have listened to a few songs on his myspace page but I just can't pull the trigger.

I am currently listening to the new Chickenfoot cd. If you are a fan of older Sammy Hagar you will like this new cd. The band consists of Sammy Hagar, Joe Satriani, Micheal Anthony(ex Van Halen bass guitarist), and Chad Smith( drummer from Red Hot Chili Peppers). Lots of talent and it shows. I highly recommend to anyone who enjoys rock and roll.

Duff's new cd is epic SXViper and i recommend you get it.

Guns n Roses - sweet child o mine, a classic

sky news - bit poor but i m too lazy to turn it off and put anything else on:ohmy:

slither - velvet revolver

Discovered something new tonight. Listening to hardrockin80's.com. Not a bad station at all if your into 80's rock.

I am listening to cars driving on the road and my neighbour vacuming his car.

listening to Pearl Jam's new album today and it's great :thumbs_up:

I've been listening to Reuben Wilson's new CD "AZURE TE".
He is great Jazz organist and this CD is a good one.
Track7 is Streets Of Laredo ,Waoh!

As I have had some free cash lately, I ordered some awesome soundtracks and have been listening to the likes of James Horner, James Newton Howard and John Williams as well as some lesser known composers.
And I even have a 15 more CD's on the way that I got for an awesome price.
Over the past month I have gotten 30 CD's for like an average of 5 bucks each.

I just this past weekend discovered Celtic Woman, a group of women who have voices like ANGELS!

Here's just one beautiful example (and did I mention that they are beautiful women as well as having amazing voices?) -

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Mrs. C :angel1:

I have been playing 2 Green Day CD's all evening.

I have been playing a stop smoking CD all week!

its supposed to send subliminal messages to my subconcious to get me to quit.

Cost £30 and no effect whatsoever.

I;am listening a Jewish fellow sing christmas songs.
NEIL DIAMOND. Hay I like the guy.(xmastree)

NEIL DIAMOND. Hay I like the guy.(xmastree)

Me too, Bill. I really like "Sweet Caroline", "Heartlight", "Coming To America" and several other of Neil's tunes.

I;am listening a Jewish fellow sing christmas songs.
NEIL DIAMOND. Hay I like the guy.(xmastree)

I saw him last year in concert here in Antwerp and he brought tears to my eyes. What a beautiful concert that was! I was at the venue with 14.999 other people but one way or the other he made me feel like he sang just for me. Awesome! Respect!

Thanks to the other Neil fans out there. I,ve been called corny for liking his music but heck I,ve beeen called worse. Just ask my ex.:wink_smile:

I've been listening to alot of country not that, that's different in any way lol. But I've been rocking the country Christmas music lately including a couple of my favorites which include Leroy the Redneck Reindeer, Skip Ewing's Christmas Carol and of course Born on Christmas Day by Brad Paisley all of which I love. Just trust me check them out ;)

Here's the Brad Paisley one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hl9zOzNLyFo

Here's Leroy the Redneck Reindeer trust me it's good for a laugh and putting you in the Christmas spirit ;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtsC5RO1rt8

I have just watched and listened to TT and Barry White. The videoclip is hilarious and I love it! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHwI352xhEQ

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-f1cwycSWq0

cant figure out how to get the video from youtube up on here like Stumpy has done above^^

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cant figure out how to get the video from youtube up on here like Stumpy has done above^^

Ned,
Go to the second "sticky" thread in the YouTube Video Forum and Mrs. C explains how it's done. The only thing is - if you're trying to post something modern, that's popular with the younger folks, whoever posted the video on YouTube will usually insert something that'll prevent their posting from being copied elsewhere, such as I did

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