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What are you listening to now?
What are you listening to now?
What are you listening to right now? Indie bands? R&R? What's in your Mp3
player / CD player? Clapton, Stones, Willie Nelson,
Jerry Jeff Walker, Kinks? What?????
What can you listen to over and over, what picks you up / puts you in better
frame of mind??????
MB
What are you listening to right now? Indie bands? R&R? What's in your Mp3
player / CD player? Clapton, Stones, Willie Nelson,
Jerry Jeff Walker, Kinks? What?????
What can you listen to over and over, what picks you up / puts you in better
frame of mind??????
MB
Re: What are you listening to now?
Right now/recently? Al Stewart, a great player named Dave Nachmanoff
who I recently saw playing with Al, Richard Thompson, Luke Doucet and
White Falcon, LMT Connection...
As far as music that picks me up, LMT will always do the trick.
Right now/recently? Al Stewart, a great player named Dave Nachmanoff
who I recently saw playing with Al, Richard Thompson, Luke Doucet and
White Falcon, LMT Connection...
As far as music that picks me up, LMT will always do the trick.
Re: What are you listening to now?
Razordance expounded in news:0572589a-95b8-44a2-be5e-ce1282d89c60
@a1g2000hsb.googlegroups,com :
> Right now/recently? Al Stewart, a great player named Dave Nachmanoff
> who I recently saw playing with Al, Richard Thompson, Luke Doucet and
> White Falcon, LMT Connection...
>
> As far as music that picks me up, LMT will always do the trick.
What LMT -- "Learn More Tunes"?
Currently my MP3 player has in it:
- the Eagles latest double album (Long Road Out of Eden)
- Tom Petty (Various)
- Def Leppard (Metal, 1995)
- Nora Jones
- David Gilmore, On an Island
Had some Boston and Cheap Trick in there for a while.
>What can you listen to over and over, what picks you up / puts you in
>better frame of mind??????
>
> MB
Better for what? Taking the place apart? ;-)
I forget who wrote it, but I love "Change the Locks" that Tom Petty & HB
perform. Also love the TP song "Swingin'" among others. A few Cheap Trick
(I want you to want me and Aint that a shame) and Eagles tunes I can
listen to over and over. I've been rediscovering some Def Leppard metal
tunes also. Pink floyd of course falls in this category. I used to listen
to a lot of Kinks also -- great songs and sound.
In the late 70s, there used to be a group "The Battered Wives". I used to
have one of their (2?) records. I should have kept it. They had some good
stuff and used to play the local scene in Toronto at the time.
I listen to all kinds of stuff, but stop short of rap, bagpipes and
singing monks!
Snark.
--
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Razordance expounded in news:0572589a-95b8-44a2-be5e-ce1282d89c60
@a1g2000hsb.googlegroups,com :
> Right now/recently? Al Stewart, a great player named Dave Nachmanoff
> who I recently saw playing with Al, Richard Thompson, Luke Doucet and
> White Falcon, LMT Connection...
>
> As far as music that picks me up, LMT will always do the trick.
What LMT -- "Learn More Tunes"?
Currently my MP3 player has in it:
- the Eagles latest double album (Long Road Out of Eden)
- Tom Petty (Various)
- Def Leppard (Metal, 1995)
- Nora Jones
- David Gilmore, On an Island
Had some Boston and Cheap Trick in there for a while.
>What can you listen to over and over, what picks you up / puts you in
>better frame of mind??????
>
> MB
Better for what? Taking the place apart? ;-)
I forget who wrote it, but I love "Change the Locks" that Tom Petty & HB
perform. Also love the TP song "Swingin'" among others. A few Cheap Trick
(I want you to want me and Aint that a shame) and Eagles tunes I can
listen to over and over. I've been rediscovering some Def Leppard metal
tunes also. Pink floyd of course falls in this category. I used to listen
to a lot of Kinks also -- great songs and sound.
In the late 70s, there used to be a group "The Battered Wives". I used to
have one of their (2?) records. I should have kept it. They had some good
stuff and used to play the local scene in Toronto at the time.
I listen to all kinds of stuff, but stop short of rap, bagpipes and
singing monks!
Snark.
--
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Re: What are you listening to now?
> What LMT -- "Learn More Tunes"?
LMT Connection. Not sure what it stands for, I'll have to ask them. It
almost, but not quite works with the members names. Funk/jazz trio,
all wonderful players. The singer/guitarist used to be a motown
session player and spent a large part of his career with Marvin Gaye.
> What LMT -- "Learn More Tunes"?
LMT Connection. Not sure what it stands for, I'll have to ask them. It
almost, but not quite works with the members names. Funk/jazz trio,
all wonderful players. The singer/guitarist used to be a motown
session player and spent a large part of his career with Marvin Gaye.
Re: What are you listening to now?
M.Butzin <mfbutzin@NOSPAMdotnet> wrote:
> What are you listening to right now? Indie bands? R&R? What's in your
> Mp3 player / CD player? Clapton, Stones, Willie Nelson,
> Jerry Jeff Walker, Kinks? What?????
>
> What can you listen to over and over, what picks you up / puts you in
> better frame of mind??????
>
> MB
Beatles, Audioslave, Queen, Elvis Costello, Stone Temple Pilots, yadda
yadda. It all depends on my mood. I tend not to focus exclusively on
one genre/style.
M.Butzin <mfbutzin@NOSPAMdotnet> wrote:
> What are you listening to right now? Indie bands? R&R? What's in your
> Mp3 player / CD player? Clapton, Stones, Willie Nelson,
> Jerry Jeff Walker, Kinks? What?????
>
> What can you listen to over and over, what picks you up / puts you in
> better frame of mind??????
>
> MB
Beatles, Audioslave, Queen, Elvis Costello, Stone Temple Pilots, yadda
yadda. It all depends on my mood. I tend not to focus exclusively on
one genre/style.
Re: What are you listening to now?
"RichL" <rpleavitt@yahoo,com > wrote in message
news:sMEHj.352$s27.15@trnddc02...
> M.Butzin <mfbutzin@NOSPAMdotnet> wrote:
>> What are you listening to right now? Indie bands? R&R? What's in your
>> Mp3 player / CD player? Clapton, Stones, Willie Nelson,
>> Jerry Jeff Walker, Kinks? What?????
>>
>> What can you listen to over and over, what picks you up / puts you in
>> better frame of mind??????
>>
>> MB
>
> Beatles, Audioslave, Queen, Elvis Costello, Stone Temple Pilots, yadda
> yadda. It all depends on my mood. I tend not to focus exclusively on
> one genre/style.
>
>
Yeah my wife doesn't understand one day it's Pink Floyd, the next it's KT
Tunstall or Radney Foster.
Thanks for the answer.
MB
"RichL" <rpleavitt@yahoo,com > wrote in message
news:sMEHj.352$s27.15@trnddc02...
> M.Butzin <mfbutzin@NOSPAMdotnet> wrote:
>> What are you listening to right now? Indie bands? R&R? What's in your
>> Mp3 player / CD player? Clapton, Stones, Willie Nelson,
>> Jerry Jeff Walker, Kinks? What?????
>>
>> What can you listen to over and over, what picks you up / puts you in
>> better frame of mind??????
>>
>> MB
>
> Beatles, Audioslave, Queen, Elvis Costello, Stone Temple Pilots, yadda
> yadda. It all depends on my mood. I tend not to focus exclusively on
> one genre/style.
>
>
Yeah my wife doesn't understand one day it's Pink Floyd, the next it's KT
Tunstall or Radney Foster.
Thanks for the answer.
MB
Re: What are you listening to now?
M.Butzin wrote:
> Yeah my wife doesn't understand one day it's Pink Floyd, the next
> it's KT Tunstall or Radney Foster.
I haven't the slightest idea who KT Tunstall or
Radney Foster are, but assuming all three artists
are very different -
What is it that your wife "doesn't understand"?
Does she feel that she/you/we should listen to
only one style of music?
Some people's approach to being a listener is
very odd.
Lumpy
In Your Ears for 40 Years
www .LumpyMusic,com
M.Butzin wrote:
> Yeah my wife doesn't understand one day it's Pink Floyd, the next
> it's KT Tunstall or Radney Foster.
I haven't the slightest idea who KT Tunstall or
Radney Foster are, but assuming all three artists
are very different -
What is it that your wife "doesn't understand"?
Does she feel that she/you/we should listen to
only one style of music?
Some people's approach to being a listener is
very odd.
Lumpy
In Your Ears for 40 Years
www .LumpyMusic,com
Re: What are you listening to now?
"Lumpy" <lumpy@digitalcartography,com > wrote in message
news:659qjgF2e2cuvU1@mid.individual,net ...
> M.Butzin wrote:
>
>> Yeah my wife doesn't understand one day it's Pink Floyd, the next
>> it's KT Tunstall or Radney Foster.
>
> I haven't the slightest idea who KT Tunstall or
> Radney Foster are, but assuming all three artists
> are very different -
>
> What is it that your wife "doesn't understand"?
> Does she feel that she/you/we should listen to
> only one style of music?
>
> Some people's approach to being a listener is
> very odd.
>
>
> Lumpy
>
> In Your Ears for 40 Years
> www .LumpyMusic,com
>
Lumpy,
My wife is from the Czech Republic and she was for a time under communist
rule. And during those times The Beatles were "verboten" as was most
"Western Music", the "allowed music" was Bach, Beethoven, Edith Piaf, The
great composers etc. then moved to Sweden and then to West Africa so her
listening preferences are different from mine. So when I listen to different
types of music from Ray Charles to Patsy Cline to Pink Floyd it hard for her
to adjust to all of the different music I grew up with. I have one brother
and two sisters who all had different music interests as well, my mother who
mainly listened to "Country and Western" brings influences to what music I
listen to and what I try to play. Which brings me to what my father said I
listen to two types of music Country and Western. A lot of individuals grew
up with only gospel music and do not tend stray far from that base.
MB
La vie en rose,
http :// www .answers,com /topic/edith-piaf?cat=entertainment
"Lumpy" <lumpy@digitalcartography,com > wrote in message
news:659qjgF2e2cuvU1@mid.individual,net ...
> M.Butzin wrote:
>
>> Yeah my wife doesn't understand one day it's Pink Floyd, the next
>> it's KT Tunstall or Radney Foster.
>
> I haven't the slightest idea who KT Tunstall or
> Radney Foster are, but assuming all three artists
> are very different -
>
> What is it that your wife "doesn't understand"?
> Does she feel that she/you/we should listen to
> only one style of music?
>
> Some people's approach to being a listener is
> very odd.
>
>
> Lumpy
>
> In Your Ears for 40 Years
> www .LumpyMusic,com
>
Lumpy,
My wife is from the Czech Republic and she was for a time under communist
rule. And during those times The Beatles were "verboten" as was most
"Western Music", the "allowed music" was Bach, Beethoven, Edith Piaf, The
great composers etc. then moved to Sweden and then to West Africa so her
listening preferences are different from mine. So when I listen to different
types of music from Ray Charles to Patsy Cline to Pink Floyd it hard for her
to adjust to all of the different music I grew up with. I have one brother
and two sisters who all had different music interests as well, my mother who
mainly listened to "Country and Western" brings influences to what music I
listen to and what I try to play. Which brings me to what my father said I
listen to two types of music Country and Western. A lot of individuals grew
up with only gospel music and do not tend stray far from that base.
MB
La vie en rose,
http :// www .answers,com /topic/edith-piaf?cat=entertainment
Re: What are you listening to now?
M.Butzin wrote:
> My wife is from the Czech Republic and she was for a time under
> communist rule. And during those times The Beatles were "verboten" as
> was most "Western Music", the "allowed music" was Bach, Beethoven,
> Edith Piaf, The great composers etc...
That's fascinating that it was that way in
such recent history. There are some great
jazz musicians (big bands, saxes) coming
out of Czk-land these days. There are also
some great violin family instruments (URBasses)
coming from there as well.
Lumpy
In Your Ears for 40 Years
www .LumpyMusic,com
M.Butzin wrote:
> My wife is from the Czech Republic and she was for a time under
> communist rule. And during those times The Beatles were "verboten" as
> was most "Western Music", the "allowed music" was Bach, Beethoven,
> Edith Piaf, The great composers etc...
That's fascinating that it was that way in
such recent history. There are some great
jazz musicians (big bands, saxes) coming
out of Czk-land these days. There are also
some great violin family instruments (URBasses)
coming from there as well.
Lumpy
In Your Ears for 40 Years
www .LumpyMusic,com
Re: What are you listening to now?
"Lumpy" <lumpy@digitalcartography,com > wrote in message
news:65b11dF2etmibU1@mid.individual,net ...
> M.Butzin wrote:
>> My wife is from the Czech Republic and she was for a time under
>> communist rule. And during those times The Beatles were "verboten" as
>> was most "Western Music", the "allowed music" was Bach, Beethoven,
>> Edith Piaf, The great composers etc...
>
> That's fascinating that it was that way in
> such recent history. There are some great
> jazz musicians (big bands, saxes) coming
> out of Czk-land these days. There are also
> some great violin family instruments (URBasses)
> coming from there as well.
>
>
> Lumpy
>
> In Your Ears for 40 Years
> www .LumpyMusic,com
>
>
>
Have fun looking at this site.
http :// www .meatexz,com /cheesyguitars/
My mother in law is bringing me a Russian copy of a Les Paul from Prague, it
has really crappy tuners and the thing hums like two bumble bees in a soda
can. It's an arch top, she paid the equivalent of $50.00 bucks for it. I'll
post pics when I get it one of my "relatives" there tested it and he said it
is $hit. But the body is good, she has been looking there for three years
for it.
MB
"Lumpy" <lumpy@digitalcartography,com > wrote in message
news:65b11dF2etmibU1@mid.individual,net ...
> M.Butzin wrote:
>> My wife is from the Czech Republic and she was for a time under
>> communist rule. And during those times The Beatles were "verboten" as
>> was most "Western Music", the "allowed music" was Bach, Beethoven,
>> Edith Piaf, The great composers etc...
>
> That's fascinating that it was that way in
> such recent history. There are some great
> jazz musicians (big bands, saxes) coming
> out of Czk-land these days. There are also
> some great violin family instruments (URBasses)
> coming from there as well.
>
>
> Lumpy
>
> In Your Ears for 40 Years
> www .LumpyMusic,com
>
>
>
Have fun looking at this site.
http :// www .meatexz,com /cheesyguitars/
My mother in law is bringing me a Russian copy of a Les Paul from Prague, it
has really crappy tuners and the thing hums like two bumble bees in a soda
can. It's an arch top, she paid the equivalent of $50.00 bucks for it. I'll
post pics when I get it one of my "relatives" there tested it and he said it
is $hit. But the body is good, she has been looking there for three years
for it.
MB
Re: What are you listening to now?
M.Butzin wrote:
> Have fun looking at this site.
> http :// www .meatexz,com /cheesyguitars/
I like the BigBeat -
http :// www .meatexz,com /cheesyguitars/jolana_bigbeat.html
"If you are bored with making music,
itīs switchable to medium-wave radio."
I could work some DX between solos.
Lumpy
In Your Ears for 40 Years
www .LumpyMusic,com
M.Butzin wrote:
> Have fun looking at this site.
> http :// www .meatexz,com /cheesyguitars/
I like the BigBeat -
http :// www .meatexz,com /cheesyguitars/jolana_bigbeat.html
"If you are bored with making music,
itīs switchable to medium-wave radio."
I could work some DX between solos.
Lumpy
In Your Ears for 40 Years
www .LumpyMusic,com
Re: What are you listening to now?
Lumpy expounded in news:65b59jF2etj99U1@mid.individual,net :
> M.Butzin wrote:
>> Have fun looking at this site.
>> http :// www .meatexz,com /cheesyguitars/
>
> I like the BigBeat -
> http :// www .meatexz,com /cheesyguitars/jolana_bigbeat.html
>
> "If you are bored with making music,
> itīs switchable to medium-wave radio."
>
> I could work some DX between solos.
>
> Lumpy
How's your CW you OF?
Snark.
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Lumpy expounded in news:65b59jF2etj99U1@mid.individual,net :
> M.Butzin wrote:
>> Have fun looking at this site.
>> http :// www .meatexz,com /cheesyguitars/
>
> I like the BigBeat -
> http :// www .meatexz,com /cheesyguitars/jolana_bigbeat.html
>
> "If you are bored with making music,
> itīs switchable to medium-wave radio."
>
> I could work some DX between solos.
>
> Lumpy
How's your CW you OF?
Snark.
--
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Re: What are you listening to now?
Charmed Snark wrote:
> How's your CW you OF?
Not very fast. I learned 20 for the test
a million years ago but never worked CW.
Now I've got a CW radio, I'm refreshing
my code.
I've been on 5w 20m all over the world
the past couple of days. This afternoon
I QSOd w/ S America and my dipole pattern
was East West. I was good copy with only
QRP and my antenna was pointed the wrong
way!
Lump
www .n0eq,com
Charmed Snark wrote:
> How's your CW you OF?
Not very fast. I learned 20 for the test
a million years ago but never worked CW.
Now I've got a CW radio, I'm refreshing
my code.
I've been on 5w 20m all over the world
the past couple of days. This afternoon
I QSOd w/ S America and my dipole pattern
was East West. I was good copy with only
QRP and my antenna was pointed the wrong
way!
Lump
www .n0eq,com
Re: What are you listening to now?
M.Butzin expounded in
news:v2ZHj.23050$0o7.7270@newssvr13.news.prodigy,net :
> Have fun looking at this site.
> http :// www .meatexz,com /cheesyguitars/
>
> My mother in law is bringing me a Russian copy of a Les Paul from
> Prague, it has really crappy tuners and the thing hums like two bumble
> bees in a soda can. It's ...
ROTFL, that's the funniest thing I've read in a while!
That should get the "Post of the Week Award!"
Snark.
--
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M.Butzin expounded in
news:v2ZHj.23050$0o7.7270@newssvr13.news.prodigy,net :
> Have fun looking at this site.
> http :// www .meatexz,com /cheesyguitars/
>
> My mother in law is bringing me a Russian copy of a Les Paul from
> Prague, it has really crappy tuners and the thing hums like two bumble
> bees in a soda can. It's ...
ROTFL, that's the funniest thing I've read in a while!
That should get the "Post of the Week Award!"
Snark.
--
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Re: What are you listening to now?
"Charmed Snark" <snark@cogeco.ca> wrote in message
news:Xns9A72860655E48SnarkCharmedImSure@66.150.105.47...
> M.Butzin expounded in
> news:v2ZHj.23050$0o7.7270@newssvr13.news.prodigy,net :
>
>> Have fun looking at this site.
>> http :// www .meatexz,com /cheesyguitars/
>>
>> My mother in law is bringing me a Russian copy of a Les Paul from
>> Prague, it has really crappy tuners and the thing hums like two bumble
>> bees in a soda can. It's ...
>
> ROTFL, that's the funniest thing I've read in a while!
>
> That should get the "Post of the Week Award!"
>
> Snark.
>
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account from http :// www .teranews,com
>
Snark,
Is there any cash involved with this "award"? or a gift card from a music
shop???????? Are ya'll making fun of my Texas accent? ;-)))
MB
"Charmed Snark" <snark@cogeco.ca> wrote in message
news:Xns9A72860655E48SnarkCharmedImSure@66.150.105.47...
> M.Butzin expounded in
> news:v2ZHj.23050$0o7.7270@newssvr13.news.prodigy,net :
>
>> Have fun looking at this site.
>> http :// www .meatexz,com /cheesyguitars/
>>
>> My mother in law is bringing me a Russian copy of a Les Paul from
>> Prague, it has really crappy tuners and the thing hums like two bumble
>> bees in a soda can. It's ...
>
> ROTFL, that's the funniest thing I've read in a while!
>
> That should get the "Post of the Week Award!"
>
> Snark.
>
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account from http :// www .teranews,com
>
Snark,
Is there any cash involved with this "award"? or a gift card from a music
shop???????? Are ya'll making fun of my Texas accent? ;-)))
MB
