We all know we love smoked foods, but I got to wondering what were people's tastes in music? I believe music can tell us a lot about people, much like the types of food we smoke (with exception to the Seemores; not sure what smoking tongue tells us about them ;D). I think it would be interesting to know, and I promise I won't even giggle when Mr. Walleye tells us he likes a good polka ;) ;D
My listening tastes run to country when the wife is in the car but if I'm by myself, I'm really into things like Nickelback and Kid Rock.
In fact, the song that has the most meaning to me these days is this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76i6aZgo2io
So what do YOU listen to?
Polka ??? ??? ??? :D
Rock & Roll baby!!!! 8) pretty much any kinda Rock.... well... except that head bangin' chit.
Country.... :P Not for me...
Mike
I listen to all kinds of music--from country to rock to jazz, blues. That being said I am selective about which artists I will listen to. I like good guitarists--Stevie Ray Vaughn, Buddy Guy, Susan Tedeschi(went to a Buddy Guy concert a few weeks ago--at age 72 he's still got it!). My country tastes run to alt country/rock kind of stuff--Wilco and some Canadian guys you won't have heard of(Corb Lund and the Hurtin Albertans, Fred Eaglesmith, Blue Rodeo, for example). I'm also a sucker for songs with great lyrics that tell a story. Here's a link as an example by Corb Lund and the Hurtin Albertans--it makes me laugh. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDY6bWT5oTM (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDY6bWT5oTM)
Classic rock for me!
C
Classic Rock here too, with some Christian Rock thrown in..
Quote from: Smoking Duck on November 30, 2008, 08:24:02 AM
We all know we love smoked foods, but I got to wondering what were people's tastes in music? I believe music can tell us a lot about people, much like the types of food we smoke (with exception to the Seemores; not sure what smoking tongue tells us about them ;D). I think it would be interesting to know, and I promise I won't even giggle when Mr. Walleye tells us he likes a good polka ;) ;D
My listening tastes run to country when the wife is in the car but if I'm by myself, I'm really into things like Nickelback and Kid Rock.
In fact, the song that has the most meaning to me these days is this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76i6aZgo2io
So what do YOU listen to?
SD
I have the rockstar vid on myspace page www.myspace.com/stlthy01
I also like classic 70s/80s rock N roll
nepas
Classic rock and some of the new country mixed in.
Country, Southern Rock or some classic rock. Got a huge collection of Deep Purple and Ritchie Blackmore Rainbow bootlegs. Lately its been constant Molly Hatchet, Allman Brothers, Marshall Tucker and Johnny Winter.
rap is like broccoli, its banned from my place.
Quote from: Stargazer on November 30, 2008, 12:15:12 PM
rap is like broccoli, its banned from my place.
Thats funny! ;D
Yoo,Yoo,Yoo
C
Cool, Nepas! You got all the toys and you're into good music......suhweet!
Kid Rock is the only rap I'm into because of the hard rock that goes along with it.
I'm an American BadAss!!!!!!!! ;D ;D ;D
Quote from: westexasmoker on November 30, 2008, 12:19:41 PM
Quote from: Stargazer on November 30, 2008, 12:15:12 PM
rap is like broccoli, its banned from my place.
Thats funny! ;D
Yoo,Yoo,Yoo
C
Well, its a proven fact that broccoli is in fact evil.
Here are the facts...
Change the Bro into the letter E
the double c 'cc' in some culture no one has discovered most likely can represent the letter v in our language.
Swap the 'li' for its reciprocal being 'il'
thus making 'evil'
Now, that noise pawned off as music known as rap, just add the second 'c' from broccoli and that helps show us what it truly is.
:D
Broccoli is awesome.....forget about the fun I have when it makes me gassy, but a slab of butter and some sea salt...sweet jimmy crack corn.....that's about as healthy eating as I get.
And as far as Kid Rock is concerned, the dude hangs with Bocephus..' nuff said ;D
That's priceless Stargazer! :D :D ;D
Mike
Quote from: Smoking Duck on November 30, 2008, 12:32:52 PM
Broccoli is awesome.....forget about the fun I have when it makes me gassy, but a slab of butter and some sea salt...sweet jimmy crack corn.....that's about as healthy eating as I get.
And as far as Kid Rock is concerned, the dude hangs with Bocephus..' nuff said ;D
My good brother Smoking Duck. I will have to make it my mission to try and to save you from this broccoli brainwashing. You can be saved before its to late.
Broccoli is scientifically proven to shorten ones life span to potentially 60 or 70 years. This was a test done in the University of Mesopotamia 'ironically the school has been defunct for about a few thousand years but thats besides the point'.
Here is some meditation music to help you by Johnny Winter.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGZTikKCJvg&feature=related (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGZTikKCJvg&feature=related)
If you notice, there is no broccoli on the stage thus insuring a good show.
I'm as country as soup beans and corn bread. Love country music. Give me one lively chorus of a Sugarland song.
Classic rock , country, western, with some blue grass ( not the kind you smoke in the bradley either ) and occisionaly jazz
Oh shoot, you know all the good stuff. Classic Rock, southern rock, some of that AC/DC, Jim Croce, Blues, Soul, Bluegrass, Johnny Cash, Waylon, Willie, The Hag, George Thorogood, Creedence, The Blues Brothers, Country, Classic even a little opera here and there (Bugs Bunny was my teacher) and a whole lot of stuff that is unclassifiable. Been listening to public radio for years because it has been all that is available in the places I live. That has exposed me to a ton of stuff I would have never heard any other way. I like a lot of what I hear. In the end I like damn near anything with a beat, a few voices that just capture you and take you for a ride, horns, guitars, drums, some rhythm and being able to dance to it don't hurt at all.
Classic Rock
(http://i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk250/smokinsoon/ROCK.jpg)
classic rock ;D
Quote from: Smoking Duck on November 30, 2008, 12:32:52 PM
Broccoli is awesome.....forget about the fun I have when it makes me gassy, but a slab of butter and some sea salt...sweet jimmy crack corn.....that's about as healthy eating as I get.
And as far as Kid Rock is concerned, the dude hangs with Bocephus..' nuff said ;D
Yeah he is in good company............. I'd like to spit some beechnut in that dudes eye :D
Yeah good ol country rock, carl perkins, roy orbison, jr brown, cash and the list goes on.
nepas
I like classic rock, southern rock....but I am a Motown girl...sorry to dissappoint....am a young adult of the 70's...actually...I love classical as well...classical has to be really loud...(actually I lay on the floor in the living room) and blast classical...Hubby thinks I'm a freak!!! :D (Oh well) ;D
I love all kinds of music of all ages ;)
Classic Rock, Alternative, 80's Power Ballads, Classical & not sure in what category you would place Sarah Brightman/Andre Bocelli
It's crazy but one of my favorite workout CDs is the Rocky IV Soundtrack. The movie was just on TV last night so that was cool to watch again ;D
Classic Rock nothin better
LTS
My wife and I enjoy almost any type of music except rap. Everything from Big Band, to Bluegrass, to country, to rock. I guess my favorite is probably all music from the 40's, 50's, and 60's.
I am Game for anything. Ain't quite up for any of the rap stuff. Hell I'm to old to put my ear next to the speaker to try an figure out what the heck they are trying to say
Sometimes I'm a little bit country; sometimes I'm a little bit rock-n-roll; sometimes a bit bluegrass or folk. I guess I'd have to say my favourite all time bend, no matter what flavor, would have to be: THE WHO...... 8)
I like....
Cold beer on a Friday night
A pair of jeans that fit just right
And the radio up
Well I`ve seen the sunrise
See the love in my woman`s eyes
Feel the touch of a precious child
And know a mother`s love
....country
Anything where the artist has strong feeling. Appropriately, the iPod was playing Pigs on the Wing while I was reading these posts. But I don't think that pig got et.
For me, I know it when I hear it, but can't really describe it. Folsom Prison Blues is a good example. Like the song, but I'm not partial to country/western.
Some of my favorite songs, off the top of my head:
I feel fine; Beatles
Into the Mystic; Van Morrison
About a Girl, Nirvana
So What; Miles Davis
Beyond Belief; Elvis Costello
Maggie Magill and Peace Frog; Doors
Folsom Prison; Tenessee Stud by Mr. Cash
Rivers of Babylon; Jimmy Cliff.
Stone Free, Hendrix
Good Morning Heartache; Billie Holliday
Thing That Should not be; Metallica
Walk; Pantera
Summer Wind; Sinatra
Let's Go; The Cars.
No rhyme or reason, but plenty of smiles. Time for a fresh coldie, I'd say. ;D