What music do you listen to

[Hans Tucker (Hans)]

Out of curiosity.

What shaped your taste in music .. listening to what your parents played whilst you were growing up or did you develop your own taste?

How broad is your taste in music .. could you listen to classical, Heavy Metal and anything in between?

Has your taste in music changed as you have matured or have you remain faithful to the core?

Does mood dictate what you listen to?

[xelasnave]

I dont listen to much music Hans but when I do it tends to be guitar blues and particularly slide guitar. Although I thought this was rather nice. https://youtu.be/ATZyb6ZNlDA
I like this chap as well
https://youtu.be/2JGb3O8ql1U
Alex

[leon]

I don't listen to any music Hans, I love it very quiet.

When I bought my current Car, I asked the sales rep if it would be any cheaper if they left out the Radio and sound system.

I never use it whilst driving, it is never turned on it will probably perish from lack of use

Leon

[vlazg (George)]

Anything but pop or jazz
Opera ( Mozart ) baroque, classical, choral ,modern classical (Goreski , Part) blues, rock (AC/DC), heavyish metal ( Tool, Puscifer.. Maynard Keenan is a genius)
Eclectic

[glend (Glen)]

I listen to both kinds of music, Blues and Jazz.

[RB (Andrew)]

Originally Posted by leon

I don't listen to any music Hans, I love it very quiet.

Leon

So in reality, you listen to 'The Sound of Silence' over and over again Leon.

RB

[Rainmaker (Matt)]

Placido Domingo
Luciano Pavarotti
Kiri Te Kanawa
Sarah Brightman
Jim Croce
Jimmy Buffett
John Denver
Neil Diamond

First four only when my wife is not in the house....last four when she is ....

[multiweb (Marc)]

Amish ballads with the occasional bleating chorus

[Startrek (Martin)]

60’s and 70’s Progressive Rock , Blues , Heavy Rock ( I hate that term Metal ), Contemporary Rock
I saw Black Sabbath in 1974 at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney and 39 years later took both my sons to see them again in 2013. ( less Bill Ward)
Oh and by the way I’m not a “Metal Head” ( what ever that is ? ) I think that term arose in the mid to late 80’s. The rock I’m into started in 1968 and fizzled out in 1977 or thereabouts
Some music today is ok except for the commercialised pop junk on radio and TV

[Hans Tucker (Hans)]

Originally Posted by multiweb

Amish ballads with the occasional bleating chorus

Whilst raising your Barn, Milking your Cow, Churning your Butter eh..

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Originally Posted by Rainmaker

First four only when my wife is not in the house....last four when she is ....

So, as long as you don't bring your wife, there would be no arguments over the music playing...should you ever bring Excalibur up to Eagleview then!

Mike

[Steffen]

Originally Posted by leon

I don't listen to any music Hans, I love it very quiet.

John Cage composed a piece just for you

[Constant (David)]

https://youtu.be/9pVBh9aHXB4

Try this for a pure celebration of music and human movement

[leon]

Oh, your a funny fella RB, but you are dead right i suppose.

Leon

[RB (Andrew)]

Originally Posted by leon

Oh, your a funny fella RB, but you are dead right i suppose.

Leon

Good onya champ!!

RB

[FlashDrive (Poppy)]

Originally Posted by RB

So in reality, you listen to 'The Sound of Silence' over and over again Leon.

RB

[FlashDrive (Poppy)]

Chill Out for me .....

[raymo]

I'm with you Leon; my car came standard with a 710W amp + goodness knows how many speakers, including a 12" subwoofer. I've never used it,
but did leave it on for my wife one day whilst she waited for me to do a little business. Came out after just under 30 mins to a dead battery. Lucky I carry a little power pack.
raymo

[Derek Klepp]

Everything although I am working hard to understand modern ‘rap”.

[raymo]

I can also tolerate most forms of music, but rap deserves the obvious appendage at the beginning of the word.
raymo