LandfillLumber
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I have Jack Johnson in the cd player after taking out Modest Mouse. Thats a rather wide range of music, I like lots of things mostly wood(LOL). I also love classic rock most of whats been mentioned before. Victor
What music (if any) do you listen to in your shop?
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Kalai
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I like Styx, Journey, Forigner, Moody Blued, REO, Boston...George Winston, Chris Allen
I have a CD of my renditions of George Winston along with some piano music I wrote.
Kalai
I have a CD of my renditions of George Winston along with some piano music I wrote.
Kalai
Glass Scratcher
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This is the case with quite a few musicians, and god forbid, bound to happen to the rest of us as well.
Santa
Member
My favorite music to listen to while turning pens? That's easy! "Here Comes Santa Claus!" HoHOHO!!
edman2
Local Chapter Leader
Being the proud owner of nearly 2000 (that's right) cassette tapes of ragtime, jazz, and big band music, it's usually one of those!
They were a gift from an uncle's estate. I've barely scratched the surface listening to them all. (I guess this is a small gloat now that I think about it).
They were a gift from an uncle's estate. I've barely scratched the surface listening to them all. (I guess this is a small gloat now that I think about it).
JayDevin
Member
Dance Music. House Music...
scroller99
Member
Well as to be no into country and classic, I listen to punk rock sex pistols, ramones and flogging molly etc... no neighbors really close so I can turn it up to be heard over my earplugs. and to stop every now and then for my air guitar solo. happy holidays Howard
splinter99
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Having collected live recordings of Grateful Dead shows for the past few years, I have about 500 cd,s now..and thats not counting about 40 or so Jerry Garcia Band cd,s
so other than the occasional little feat, thats about all I listen to any more
so other than the occasional little feat, thats about all I listen to any more
jbpaul
Member
It's all just a hoax! Stevie Ray did not really die that August night in Wisconsin . He can be found wailing on that Fender almost every day in my shop. Occasionally, Slowhand spells him out for smoke breaks amd tuning time .
I can't imagine being happy without the blues. RIPSRV.
JB
. He can be found wailing on that Fender almost every day in my shop. Occasionally, Slowhand spells him out for smoke breaks amd tuning time .I can't imagine being happy without the blues. RIPSRV.
JB
loglugger
Member
Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash you get the idea, the good old stuff.
Bob
Bob
Screaming Jay Hawkins - "I Put A Spell On You" (1958)
The Fugs - "It Crawled into My Hand, Honest" (1968)
The Mothers of Invention - " You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore" (1978)
Talking Heads - "Stop Making Sense" (1985)
The Meters - "Funkify Your Life: The Meters Anthology" (1995)
Ray Davies - "Other People's Lives" (2006)
Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition (2007)
The Fugs - "It Crawled into My Hand, Honest" (1968)
The Mothers of Invention - " You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore" (1978)
Talking Heads - "Stop Making Sense" (1985)
The Meters - "Funkify Your Life: The Meters Anthology" (1995)
Ray Davies - "Other People's Lives" (2006)
Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition (2007)
Jarheaded
Member
I can't hear a thing in my shop, but if I could it would be hard core country the whole time.
badger
Member
I usually hook my iPod up to the stereo and hit one of two genres depending on what I'm in the mood for.
- Nu Metal, Linkin Park type, Hard Rock etc. Usually newer stuff.
- Electronica/Dance music.
The only constant is volume. Loud.
- Nu Metal, Linkin Park type, Hard Rock etc. Usually newer stuff.
- Electronica/Dance music.
The only constant is volume. Loud.