|
|
Post by dg6oo2 on Jul 16, 2014 20:17:13 GMT 10
Music in an intrinsic part of our culture/ persona. For me I love a wide variety of music from johnny cash to Norwegian thrash speed metal (wintersun, finntroll) yes I know what a mix but then again I'm still listening to records (no pirate copies available, thank god) anyway some of my favourite performers/albums that I listen to are Seasick Steve, Hank Williams 111,Johnny Cash, led zeppelin, cream, Rare earth, Eric Burdin and the animals as well as many others but these are the mainstay of my music faves . But then again what music/song is it that you can't bear to hear( my worst song is the icehouse song, Man of of colors. it was played at his funeral). While I willingly acknowledge I am old fashioned I prefer to listen to music more so than marketing.
For me though seasick steve is the man and a musical genius, due to the music he can make from a two and three string guitar and a stomp box www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3IZPBQEVDs&list=RDNnI2QQOB6fE&index=3
|
|
|
|
Post by Frank on Jul 16, 2014 20:56:17 GMT 10
Depending on the mood I'm in I like anything from classical to (some) heavy metal, but I cannot stand (c)rap and techno head banging give me the sh!ts If I'm in a classical mood it has to be played LOUD as with rock. My 14yo granddaughter has followed in my footsteps and also likes Classical, as well as going for a ride with "Rampa"  |
|
|
|
Post by happycamper on Jul 16, 2014 21:41:34 GMT 10
I like music of all styles, as long as its good, chrissie hine, kd lang, johnny cash, b52s , harry chapin, cat stevens, and the greatest rock band queen, creedance, talking heads hunters and collectors, count bassie, dusty springfield, roy orbison.
best festival sweetwaters 1984? frid night the eurythmics, sat started aus crawl, the pretenders then simple minds then talking heads , finished with rose tattoo,
that's not counting all the other good Australasian bands over 3 days,
one of my fav live performances joe cocker.
that's my input
|
|
|
|
Post by LooseWheel on Jul 16, 2014 21:54:57 GMT 10
I have my Dads vinyl collection. From Abba to Zeplin. Creedance, Willie Nelson, ACDC, Floyd, Blues Brothers, Janis Ian, Joan Armatrading, ELO, Rickie Lee Jones, Van Morrison. Makes for some of THE best bike riding tunes. Can usually see me bopping away on a long ride lol. Love most forms of music accept for heavy metal thrash. If it sounds like someone is vomiting, I can't really get into the groove. I enjoy the modern Top 40 too though, so most stuff in there is put on my phone. I asked my Dad to download the top 40 songs for me and he ended up getting the top 40 albums. Soooo many songs!
|
|
Deleted
Deleted Member
Posts: 0
|
Post by Deleted on Jul 17, 2014 17:32:13 GMT 10
Well all you riders are fairly simular to my music enjoyment . Do love the oldies of late 50,s @ 60,s, Elvis Buddy Holy .Jonny Cash . A fan of good country & pop musi and of course there,s JACK & BARNSY . Can listen to JF for hrs . Barnsy is an institution of ozzy rock and melodies ,so great to hear. DOnt like the head banger stuff though ,just something that is great to hear properly . Good 70-90,s rock is tops ,went down hill after that i reckon . Some may disagree but heck i,m getting older  . Cheers Ray |
|
|
|
Post by gundog68 on Jul 20, 2014 7:25:27 GMT 10
I never got into motorhead growing up but find them great for longhaul riding. Bob Seger, Hendrix, Floyd, Led Zep, ZZ Top, Chisel, ACDC, Joe Satriani, Zappa also favourites.
|
|
. 
