Waaaay OT: What music do you listen to?
10-11-2003, 02:59 AM
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Originally posted by 944pete
Mostly heavy guitar laden stuff.
Greg Howe
Eric Johnson
Steve Vai
Joe Satriani
Steve Morse/Dixie Dregs
Shawn Lane
Vinnie Moore
Tony MacAlpine
Carl Verheyen
Allan Holdsworth
Uli Roth
Michael Harris (old high school buddy of mine)
Rush
Aerosmith
Scorpions
etc. etc.
Mostly heavy guitar laden stuff.
Greg Howe
Eric Johnson
Steve Vai
Joe Satriani
Steve Morse/Dixie Dregs
Shawn Lane
Vinnie Moore
Tony MacAlpine
Carl Verheyen
Allan Holdsworth
Uli Roth
Michael Harris (old high school buddy of mine)
Rush
Aerosmith
Scorpions
etc. etc.
10-11-2003, 01:08 PM
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Originally posted by Silverbullet951
I love The Mars Volta. The lead singer, what a voice...
I love The Mars Volta. The lead singer, what a voice...
10-11-2003, 06:05 PM
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Originally posted by SoCal Driver
So I'm sitting with my wife and five year old son in a Del Taco that had just installed a juke box.
Along come some surfer punks and they start to play a "song" where every other word is F**K.
I walk over to the juke box and pull the plug out of the wall and give the kids a dollar for their loss.
They plug it back in and start to play the same song again.
I go out to the car and get the roofing hammer and come back in, pull the plug then cut it off the cord with the roofing hammer's hatchet side.
I take the hammer back out to the car with the end of the cord. I throw the end of the cord on the roof of the Del Taco.
When I get home I file a complaint with Del Taco's corporate office explaining in detail what had happened.
The juke box was gone the next day and Del Taco gave me $100 worth of certificates.
So I'm sitting with my wife and five year old son in a Del Taco that had just installed a juke box.
Along come some surfer punks and they start to play a "song" where every other word is F**K.
I walk over to the juke box and pull the plug out of the wall and give the kids a dollar for their loss.
They plug it back in and start to play the same song again.
I go out to the car and get the roofing hammer and come back in, pull the plug then cut it off the cord with the roofing hammer's hatchet side.
I take the hammer back out to the car with the end of the cord. I throw the end of the cord on the roof of the Del Taco.
When I get home I file a complaint with Del Taco's corporate office explaining in detail what had happened.
The juke box was gone the next day and Del Taco gave me $100 worth of certificates.
10-11-2003, 06:53 PM
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Originally posted by iloveporsches
Have you heard At the Drive In? Cedrick (MV'ssigner) and another member of MV'sold band from a few years ago. Very similar style to Mars Volta.
Have you heard At the Drive In? Cedrick (MV'ssigner) and another member of MV'sold band from a few years ago. Very similar style to Mars Volta.
10-11-2003, 08:40 PM
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I get bored listening to the same type of music over and over. I have to have a change all the time.
My roots are in the music of the 60-80's and Classical music. What do I listen to?
Beatles
Stones
Byrds
Eagles
Hendrix
Billy Joel
Steely Dan
Elton John
CSNY
Matchbox 20
Alanis Morrisette
Chopin
Mozart
Beethoven
Just to name a few. ......I left a few hundred out.
My roots are in the music of the 60-80's and Classical music. What do I listen to?
Beatles
Stones
Byrds
Eagles
Hendrix
Billy Joel
Steely Dan
Elton John
CSNY
Matchbox 20
Alanis Morrisette
Chopin
Mozart
Beethoven
Just to name a few. ......I left a few hundred out.
10-12-2003, 05:11 AM
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i like the new misfits along with graves as the singer, static-x, fear factory, tears for fears, lrc, neil diamond, and sinatra mostly are my favorites but like a lot of other seventies rock, punk and ska, oldies, and some techno
