Centrevillemx
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Johnny Cash Wrote some good Ballads.....
Favorite type of Music
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Centrevillemx
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Who the Fizzle Voted For Rape?(whoops I meant Rap)
notorious DUG
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KY Chris said:
He also produced the cult classic Repo Man if I remeber right.
The reason he was absent fromall of the reunion crap was he moved on and had a life and career after the Monkees...
KY Chris
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notorious DUG said:
YES!! I totally forgot about Repoman.
What's your name?
Auto.
Autoparts?
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- NC Sandhills
Splitting the difference between Death Metal and Bluegrass...
If I had to pick one tune to go away with, it' have to be Ted Nugent's 'Hibernation' off the Double Live Gonzo CD. The 9 minutes after the 5 minute intro is awesome 6 string electric guitar. Enough to live by :dunno:
Scottish Bagpipe tracs make me weep :dunno: Then I want to kill folks wit my dirk.
If I had to pick one tune to go away with, it' have to be Ted Nugent's 'Hibernation' off the Double Live Gonzo CD. The 9 minutes after the 5 minute intro is awesome 6 string electric guitar. Enough to live by :dunno:
Scottish Bagpipe tracs make me weep :dunno: Then I want to kill folks wit my dirk.
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What it want let me pick them all?
Georgia Mike
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We all know you like Janis Joplin,Ghost! You don't have to hide your hippie roots any longer! I saw the tye-died pillow cases you had at the 'crawl! :roflmao:
fire325
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Classic Rock,and of course..Bluegrass..., Scottish(Celtic),Bagpipes,
JeeperJeff
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My $0.02...
Bagpipes!
More bagpipes!
Scottish rock with bagpipes! Wolfstone, Brother, Seven Nations, etc.
Rock: Rush (my favorite), Pink Floyd, Saga, Dire Straits, Jars of Clay.
Ambient: Delerium, Amethysium, Enigma, Dagda (they have bagpipes!)
Classical: Beethoven, Hovhaness, Bruckner, Vivaldi (yes, he did actually write something besides "Four Seasons")
Jazz: Bob James, Fourplay, Flim & the B.B.s, Rippingtons
Blues: Muddy Waters, BB King, John Lee Hooker, Buddy Guy
New Age: Enya, Clannad, George Winston (for those really mellow times!)
So, in a nut shell anything except rap, country (except Lyle Lovett) and bubble-gum Britney Spears drivel.
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Bagpipes!
More bagpipes!
Scottish rock with bagpipes! Wolfstone, Brother, Seven Nations, etc.
Rock: Rush (my favorite), Pink Floyd, Saga, Dire Straits, Jars of Clay.
Ambient: Delerium, Amethysium, Enigma, Dagda (they have bagpipes!)
Classical: Beethoven, Hovhaness, Bruckner, Vivaldi (yes, he did actually write something besides "Four Seasons")
Jazz: Bob James, Fourplay, Flim & the B.B.s, Rippingtons
Blues: Muddy Waters, BB King, John Lee Hooker, Buddy Guy
New Age: Enya, Clannad, George Winston (for those really mellow times!)
So, in a nut shell anything except rap, country (except Lyle Lovett) and bubble-gum Britney Spears drivel.
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Scottish rock with bagpipes? OK... who??? I need to hear that!
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XJpax
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What about indie rock and screamo and stuff
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Box of Frogs
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?? Tbent ??
REDXJ4FUN
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Heres a little list
Phantom of the Opera, acdc, aerosmith, boston, Bach, poison, boston, journy, metallica, megadeth, bon jovi, eroupe,cheap trick zz top, warrent, sum 41, sr-71, 3 doors down, emiem, sir mix alot, skid row, any thing done by the Cincinati pop(The great fantazy album is movie tunes and will kill a normal sound system expecialy jurasic lunch)ugly kid joe, bad company, godsmack, sound track from brave heart, rob zombie, garth brooks, travis trit, alllen jackson, johny cash, and i could go on for a lot longer but need less to say i love music nad every type has its time and place from the harder stuff thats angry and pissed of real can help you get through aday and get over things to the good old ballads that can eithe r be "your song" when in love or something to get drunk over when it falls apart. so to each his own and just enjoy what you do and ignore the BS.
Phantom of the Opera, acdc, aerosmith, boston, Bach, poison, boston, journy, metallica, megadeth, bon jovi, eroupe,cheap trick zz top, warrent, sum 41, sr-71, 3 doors down, emiem, sir mix alot, skid row, any thing done by the Cincinati pop(The great fantazy album is movie tunes and will kill a normal sound system expecialy jurasic lunch)ugly kid joe, bad company, godsmack, sound track from brave heart, rob zombie, garth brooks, travis trit, alllen jackson, johny cash, and i could go on for a lot longer but need less to say i love music nad every type has its time and place from the harder stuff thats angry and pissed of real can help you get through aday and get over things to the good old ballads that can eithe r be "your song" when in love or something to get drunk over when it falls apart. so to each his own and just enjoy what you do and ignore the BS.
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- Desert Beach So Cal
What is old rock? Jerry Lee Lewis or Stone Temple Pilots?
Are Dixie Chicks singing Country, are is it the music played by Jimmy Rogers (and recut by Merle Haggard).
I was once told that Disco was an "Alternative" to stoneage album rock
, is that what you mean by Alternative (this was told while waiting in line to see Black Flag in the late 70's)?
T-Bent, you need to go out and find "The Howlin Wolf London Sessions" (something like that) from ~1970. Howlin Wolf jammin with Clapton on guitar, backed by Steve Winwood and Ron Woods and a few other appreciative guests. The LB Blues festival has Ray Charles, BB King, and a truly great lineup this year (look it up).
Are Dixie Chicks singing Country, are is it the music played by Jimmy Rogers (and recut by Merle Haggard).
I was once told that Disco was an "Alternative" to stoneage album rock
, is that what you mean by Alternative (this was told while waiting in line to see Black Flag in the late 70's)?T-Bent, you need to go out and find "The Howlin Wolf London Sessions" (something like that) from ~1970. Howlin Wolf jammin with Clapton on guitar, backed by Steve Winwood and Ron Woods and a few other appreciative guests. The LB Blues festival has Ray Charles, BB King, and a truly great lineup this year (look it up).
Slip Kid
That'll buff right out
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No Techno? 
Where's the love man?
well that has a time and a place, but my XJ usually plays Yes, The Who, ELP, Pink Floyd, and the like.
Where's the love man? well that has a time and a place, but my XJ usually plays Yes, The Who, ELP, Pink Floyd, and the like.
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Ed, you thinking of "Little Red Rooster"? I think Duck Dunn was also on that track. That Is CLASSIC, They kept trying to get the old man to play an accoustic so that they could follow. 
Sure that concert wasn't Black Sabbath you were at there Ed? LOL By the late '70s things WERE getting a little fuzzy. :greensmok
Sure that concert wasn't Black Sabbath you were at there Ed? LOL By the late '70s things WERE getting a little fuzzy. :greensmok
