What Are You Listening To Right Now

[Richard H.]

hendrix....greatest hits

[Myles]

[Jett Rink]

Depeche Mode "Never Let Me Down Again"

I hope the lyrics arent about gay sex or something, because I like the synth sound too much.

[Brett Quinn]

Originally Posted by Jett Rink

Depeche Mode "Never Let Me Down Again"

I hope the lyrics arent about gay sex or something, because I like the synth sound too much.

I like Personal Jesus by them. But I'm pretty sure they're gay. If not, they look it.

[M. Delataire]

I'm listening to the kettle whistling, letting me know that the water is hot enough to make tea.

[J Ransdell]

"Holiday in Cambodia" by Dead Kennedys.

I dont really like classic rock that much, other than some AC/DC and Led Zep. For me its all about the punk.

[OTPTT]

Nothing other than the ambient sounds of nature and the people around me. The people being those traveling down a country road almost 800 yards away although I can still hear the autos as they pass in one of two directions.

Otherwise its just the wind, occasional animal of one sort or another. My concentration and piece of mind is at its best without all of the unnecessary man made noise.

[Richard H.]

Originally Posted by J Ransdell

"Holiday in Cambodia" by Dead Kennedys.

I dont really like classic rock that much, other than some AC/DC and Led Zep. For me its all about the punk.

I've got "Houses of the Holy" and AC/DC Highway to Hell lined up next

[Sean Martin]

Originally Posted by Richard H.

hendrix....greatest hits

Why would anyone listen to that no talent darkie who mumbled over unintelligible guitar riffs? Sounds like someone strumming a guitar with a saw. You know he liked white women don't you?

I am listening to Jerry Reed.

Here is what is on my MP3 Player.


Sarah Mclachlan

Annie Lennox

AC-DC

ZZ Top

Thievery Corporation

Alanis Morissette

Dean Martin

The Weepies

Supreme Beings Of Leisure

In The House - In A Heartbeat (from 28 days later)

Buckethead

Tori Amos

Dixie Chicks

Dynamix II

Early Cuyler

EELS

Feist

Fountains Of Wayne

Geordie (former band of current ACDC lead singer)

Hem

Joshua Radin

Lynard Skynard

Osborne Brothers

Roger Miller

Rockapella

The Blanks

The Shins

The Turtles

The Who

Unknown Hinson

Wolfmother

Zero 7

Spineshank

Rob Zombie

And all the Southern Rock hits.

[Jett Rink]

Peter Gabriel - Big Time.mp3

[Richard H.]

Originally Posted by sean(doc)martin

Why would anyone listen to that no talent darkie who mumbled over unintelligible guitar riffs? Sounds like someone strumming a guitar with a saw. You know he liked white women don't you?

I am listening to Jerry Reed.

Here is what is on my MP3 Player.


Sarah Mclachlan

Annie Lennox

AC-DC

ZZ Top

Thievery Corporation

Alanis Morissette

Dean Martin

The Weepies

Supreme Beings Of Leisure

In The House - In A Heartbeat (from 28 days later)

Buckethead

Tori Amos

Dixie Chicks

Dynamix II

Early Cuyler

EELS

Feist

Fountains Of Wayne

Geordie (former band of current ACDC lead singer)

Hem

Joshua Radin

Lynard Skynard

Osborne Brothers

Roger Miller

Rockapella

The Blanks

The Shins

The Turtles

The Who

Unknown Hinson

Wolfmother

Zero 7

Spineshank

Rob Zombie

And all the Southern Rock hits.

probably the same reason you listen to what you do...it's called freedom of choice...BTW Hendrix is a legend in ALL guitar players opinions because he revolutionized certain playing techniques and his ideas are pretty much used by ANYBODY who's anybody in the rock world

[Sean Martin]

Originally Posted by Richard H.

probably the same reason you listen to what you do...it's called freedom of choice...BTW Hendrix is a legend in ALL guitar players opinions because he revolutionized certain playing techniques and his ideas are pretty much used by ANYBODY who's anybody in the rock world

Doubt that. I listen to who I listen to because they are talented whites (or at least white skin).

Besides I am a racist, listening to Jimmy Hendrix is about like listening to rap music.

Isn’t it an oxymoron to not want Negro influences around you or darkies living around you but have them blasting from your speakers? How do you tell children the evils of Negroes when you have a darkie who bedded down white women blasting from the speakers behind you?

Would you show up at a white pride rally blasting Hendrix?

[Jett Rink]

Hendrix wasn't very good without his White producer and band mates.

[Joe McGee]

Originally Posted by sean(doc)martin

Besides I am a racist, listening to Jimmy Hendrix is about like listening to rap music.

Then why would a "racist" be listening to race traitor whores like McLachlan or above all Morrisette??

[Mike in Denver]

Originally Posted by Richard H.

probably the same reason you listen to what you do...it's called freedom of choice...BTW Hendrix is a legend in ALL guitar players opinions because he revolutionized certain playing techniques and his ideas are pretty much used by ANYBODY who's anybody in the rock world

This is a tough one, and hard to explain to everyone. It could be a generational thing. I'm about your age, though probably a little older. (62) I was drafted in March, 1968 about the same time you were.

How do I explain this: hmmmm. Ah! First the caveats!

Yes, I hate niggers, all niggers, past and present. In fact, I've posted that I support the idea of the extermination of the filthy race. OK! The prelims are done.

Hendrix is my favorite guitarist...ever.

Enkidu

[Joe McGee]

Originally Posted by Richard H.

probably the same reason you listen to what you do...it's called freedom of choice...BTW Hendrix is a legend in ALL guitar players opinions because he revolutionized certain playing techniques and his ideas are pretty much used by ANYBODY who's anybody in the rock world

I've always thought Alvin Lee (Ten Years After) was perhaps the fastest. Robin Trower (Procul Harem),still recording, has become one of the best slow blues guitarists ever.

[Darren]

currently playing VNV Nation - Matter + Form - Chrome

my collection; have a variety of stuff, not all of which I like equally or listen to on a frequent basis. I have a bias towards electronic/synthpop and black metal -

[Paul Drake]

Symphony #9 in D Minor, 4th Movement, Ode an die Freude.
Next, Pachelbel.

[Jett Rink]

Peter Gabriel - Red Rain.mp3

[Joe McGee]

Originally Posted by Enkidu

This is a tough one, and hard to explain to everyone. It could be a generational thing. I'm about your age, though probably a little older. (62) I was drafted in March, 1968 about the same time you were.
Hendrix is my favorite guitarist...ever.

Reminds me of the time my oldest daughter got in the car and I had "There Is," by the Dells, blasting. "I thought you didn't like black music?" she asked.
"I liked nigger music when I was in high school." I replied
BTW...Drafted in Sept. '68