What's your musical preference?

[Neal]

What\'s your musical preference?

Just a spin-off of the burning mama thread...

My car CD changer currently has...

John Coltrane - Blue Trane
Thelonious Monk - Brilliant Corners
Stevie Ray Vaughn - Texas Flood
Southern Culture on the Skids - Dirt Track Date
Pearl Django - Under Paris Skies
The James Gang - Rides Again


They change weekly!

 

Re: What\'s your musical preference?

The Donnas - Spend The night (It's On The Rocks; Take It Off; Who Invited You; All Messed Up On You; Dirty Denim; You Wanna Get Me High; I Don't Care (So There); Pass It Around; Too Bad About Your Girl; Not The One; Please Don't Tease; Take Me To The Backseat; 5 O'Clock In The Morning)
Meat Loaf - Bat Out Of Hell this suprises who? (Bat Out of Hell; You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth (Hot Summer Night); Heaven Can Wait; All Revved Up With No Place to Go; Two Out of Three Ain't Bad; Paradise by the Dashboard Light; For Crying Out Loud)
Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run (Thunder Road; Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out; Night; Backstreets; Born to Run; She's the One; Meeting Across the River; Jungleland)
Saturday Morning Cartoons' Greatest Hits (Tra La La Song (One Banana, Two Banana - from "The Banana Splits Adventure Hour") - Liz Phair/Material Issue; Go Speed Racer Go (from "Speed Racer") - Sponge; Sugar Sugar (from "The Archie Show") - Mary Lou Lord/Semisonic; Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? - Matthew Sweet; Josie And The Pussycats - Juliana Hatfield/Tanya Donelly, The Bugaloos - Collective Soul; Underdog - Butthole Surfers; Gigantor - Helmet; Spider-Man - Ramones; Johnny Quest / Stop That Pigeon (from "Dastardly And Muttley In Their Flying Machines") - Reverend Horton Heat; Open Up Your Heart And Let The Sun Shine In (from "The Flintstones") - Frente!; Eep Opp Ork Ah-Ah (Means I Love You) (from "The Jetsons") - Violent Femmes; Fat Albert Theme (from "Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids") - Dig; I'm Popeye The Sailor Man - Face To Face; Friends / Sigmund And The Sea Monsters - Tripping Daisy; Goolie Get-Together (from "The Groovy Goolies") - Toadies; Hong Kong Phooey - Sublime; H.R. Pufnstuf - The Murmurs; Happy, Happy, Joy, Joy (from "The Ren And Stimpy Show") - Wax)
Rush - Chronicles, Disk II (Tom Sawyer; Red Barchetta; Limelight; Passage to Bangkok; Subdivisions; New World Man; Distant Early Warning; Red Sector A; Big Money; Manhattan Project; Force Ten; Time Stand Still; Mystic Rhythms; Show Don't Tell)

Your pal,
Meat.

[ February 13, 2003: Message edited by: meat ]

 

[Alain Vanhollebeke]

Re: What\'s your musical preference?

currently in the changer of my 500e,,,

Living colour- vivid
Living colour- time's up
Joe Satriani- the extremist
Stevie Ray Vaughn- the sky is crying
Lenny Kravitz- greatest hits
Van Halen- fair warning

I listen to alot of differnt stuff though,,,depends on my mood I guess.
I like motown stuff, especially Stevie Wonder, James Brown....

sometimes I listen to doo-whop oldies,when I'm in the garage polishing my car.

Also a fan of 70's funk musik and like to listen to jazz too.

 

Re: What\'s your musical preference?

The early Beatles, then the later Beatles, then a mixture of...the Beatles!

Have fun!

John

 

[Jim Rosenthal]

Re: What\'s your musical preference?

Wes Montgomery, early McCoy Tyner trio CDs, Steely Dan (anything and everything), Danny Gatton (you guys who like guitar should hear this guy, he was a magician) and Eva Cassidy
(wonderful vocalist who was from around here and passed away too young, of cancer)

Some votes for best highway driving music:

American Garage, by Pat Metheny
Redneck Jazz Explosion by Danny Gatton

Y'all's turn now...

 

[Jim Rosenthal]

Re: What\'s your musical preference?

Almost forgot, Dot Com Blues, by Jimmy Smith, and pretty much anything with a Hammond B3 in it, any other Hammond enthusiasts out there?.....

 

[Ian K]

Re: What\'s your musical preference?

Oh, I've enjoyed listening to Gatton off
and on.

Mostly 70's - 90's rock/metal, funk, jazz
(Al Dimeola is a favorite, as is Jaco Pastorius),
and classical music. My wife makes me listen
to country, I tolerate it, but I'm not a big fan.

Most recently listened to:
Santana
Jeff Watson (played for the 80's band Night
Ranger - has a great version of Play That
Funky Music, with dueling solos between him
and Alan Holdsworth - another favorite)
George Lynch (I'm a sucker for his rhythmic
style)
Tull (another great thing from England)
Yes (England yet again!)
Fleetwood Mac (see above comment)
Steely Dan (not a bad voice for a guy who was
elected to sing by the rest of the band since
his voice sucked less than the rest!)
The Vaughn Brothers
Rush (Alex Lifeson is another unsung hero)
Nuno Bettencourt (a great mix of rock and
funk - Extreme's ballads did not do his
playing justice)
ACDC - those wild Aussies

Queen - more Brits, and what a combo -
Mercury's voice and May's guitar!
and of course ... Eddie Van Halen

There's plenty more, and many lesser known
artists - as you can tell from some of the
names on my list, but the above get almost
constant airplay.

[ February 14, 2003: Message edited by: Ian K ]

 

[Steve Toner]

Re: What\'s your musical preference?

The Barracudas - (I Wish It Could Be) 1965 Again

 

Re: What\'s your musical preference?

West Coast easy listining stuff, such as:

Dr Dre
Snoop
Everlast
Xzibit
IceQ.
Emminem (I know, not west coast

)
Orishas
Ozomatelli

I thought about writting the titles, but i don't think any body hear cares

 

[Rick Muck- Mark IV]

Re: What\'s your musical preference?

Just a single disc player but I have a somewhat eclectic collection of stuff to play. Ranges from good road music (Meat Loaf,Sringstein, Kraftwerk, Also Sprach Zarathustra, Ride of the Valkyres, etc. to classic Beatles, Copelands "Fanfare for the Comman Man", Brubeck's "Take Five" and other such stuff. Lots of good Delta blues that are done by players who LIVE the music plus stuff ranging from the "Crash Test Dummies" to the "Barenaked Ladies" (I really LOVE bands that have a sense of humor)and most anything that has a good beat that you can dance to. In the year 2079 when many GT40s have rusted away Dick Clark will still be doing the "New Years Rockin'Eve" and not look a day over 50....

Rick

 

[Jim B]

Re: What\'s your musical preference?

Most recently Rammstien
Rush
Type51
Cheryl Crow
Santana
Type O Negative
Dirty Vegas
Vivaldi
Billy Joel
Ministry
Alan Jackson
Steve Earle
Eric Clapton

Jim

 

Re: What\'s your musical preference?

Aloha,

I'm new here, but I couldn't resist a music topic.

Currently avaialable in my car:

Red Hot Chili Peppers - By The Way
Incubus - Morning View
Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Greatiest Hits.
Bob Marley - Exodus
Na Palapalai - Makani Olu Olu
Izrael Kamakawiwo'ole - N Diz Life
Vivaldi
Pachelbel

Hopefully, these sounds will soon be gracing the interior of a GT-40, in a decade or two.