What's in your player?

[hipshaker]

Not bike related really ..... but I wondered what people are currently listening to. Is still all Saxon and Judas Priest ?:D

I'm a bit of a fanof 60's/70's soul and funk. I've been driving around today listening to the best of Etta James ..... it takes you from early 60's r&b ..... to late 60's gritty funky soul. Great, great voice she has!

[Loz]

Most recent listening for me is: Zappa, Camel and a little Todd Rundgren. I listen to all sorts, from Tori Amos to Yes.

[psychlist]

Ant music :bouncy:

[Nigel C]

"this month i have been mostly listening to SLAYER"

[antonye]

Gotta be The DARKNESS!

[Redruth]

Joss Stone, Katie Meluah and Norah Jones' new(ish) album. And then of course, Gary Moor, Tom Jones reloaded and Jools Holland. Mellow moments, Mahler, Mozart, Beethoven and Chopin. Ok, so I have a lot of free time.

[nelly]

Jet in the van...............Nickleback(?) in the car and 50mm Termis @11000 rpm on th ebike :smug:

[FiscusFish]

Fountains of Wayne, Maroon 5, Athlete, The Coral, some Green Day and a bit of Billy Bragg thrown in for good measure.

For a very cool music related website have a look at http://www.musicplasma.com/ Type in the name of an artist and it throws up some suggestions for stuff you might like.

[matt748]

Black Eyed Peas to get funky, Toto for the quality listening time and anything classical (Vivaldi is a fave) to wind down. Broad tastes? Yep:P

[dave w]

Bee gees..... osmonds...... bay city rollers..... slade....:frog:

[Edited on 7-7-2004 by dave w]

[Rattler]

Roy Ayres!!!

[psychlist]

Originally posted by Rattler
Roy Ayres!!!

Is that what Pam changed her name to after the Op? :frog:

[bradders]

U2....60' jukebox classics.....LOTR soundtrack.....and one for the ladies Robbie;)

[kwikbitch]

Jet...Snow patrol...the darkness ...the strokes AND Keane in the car.
When the kids are not there a bit of Muther effin 50 cent!

In the player in my classroom I am mostly playing India Irie Norah Jones and Eva cassidy.;):P;)

[antonye]

Lisa, if you like 50 Cent, check out "50 Pence" ... available on MP3 through your nearest file sharing application!

[uncle porry]

ac-dc, puddle of mud, harry connick jr and the rolling stones.....

[jag748]

Could go on all day but I'll narrow it down to Metallica, Disturbed, Incubus and a bit of Norah Jones :sing:

[Steve M]

And just as important, what is your player?
I use Arcam amp & CD, Rega turntable ( for my old 70,s rock records) and Ruark speakers.
Anybody else into proper Hi Fi?

[dickieducati]

no one here into 'dance music' of any description apart from me? :(

arcam cd player
onix amp
mission speakers

[centurysup]

Originally posted by dickieducati
no one here into 'dance music' of any description apart from me? :(



I am - Basement Jaxx, Groove Armada, Dirty Vegas etc. Off to see Massive Attack at Edinburgh Festival next month.

Marantz CD
Technics pre and power amps
Mission speakers

[Edited on 8-7-2004 by centurysup]

[antonye]

My player? 256Mb CoolTrax MP3 player here :D

Couldn't waste any money on hi-fi equipment when it all goes on the bike!

[dickieducati]

Originally posted by centurysup

I am - Basement Jaxx, Groove Armada, Dirty Vegas etc. Off to see Massive Attack at Edinburgh Festival next month.

Marantz CD
Technics pre and power amps
Mission speakers

[Edited on 8-7-2004 by centurysup]

good choices on music and equipment, enjoy massive attack.
seen all the other but actually not a huge fan of massive attack overall; but unfinished sympathy is superb.

[Jools]

Hi Fly? Is that what you said...pardon?

After years of standing in front of Ampeg, Marshall, Trace Elliot and Eden's finest bass rigs, averaging around 400 watts, and standing to the left hand side of a loud drummer with a crash cymbal next to my right ear, I couldn't tell you hi-fi if it bit me...

But what's in the player....

For nostalgia...Led Zeppelin, The Who, Black Sabbath, Early Genesis (ie: with Peter Gabriel), Yes, Frank Zappa, Mahavishnu Orchestra, UK and Bruford

More recent stuff...Red Hot Chili Peppers, Feeder, Stereophonics, Nickleback, Dave Matthews Band...like a bit of Green Day as well, Most of Peter Gabriels solo stuff, Blue Aeroplanes

Got a soft spot for folky stuff so... All About Eve, Eddie Reader, Afro Celt Sound System, Davy Spillane, E2 .. and Joni Mitchell is superb for her musicianship and lyrics...especially the "Shadows and Light" live album featuring the late, great Jaco Pastorius on bass (every bass player should worship him....I'm not worthy, I'm not worthy)

Stuff that moves me...Almost anything by Sibelius, Mahler (especially the 'Ressurection' symphony), Vaughan Williams, Gorecki, love the harmonic structure of Aaron Copeland's stuff, and Samuel Barber...the famous "Adagio for strings" (can you believe he wrote something as profoundly moving as that when he was only 26?) but his symphonies, violin and piano concerto's are damn fine as well.

[Desmondo]

Currently running through some Joss Stone, Soulman albumn, JET and Muse.
But if there is one thing I will always have at my disposal is some Jamiroquai.
Hell, it got so bad at one stage my mates were calling me Jimiquai :bouncy:

[Mark]

chillis, no doubt, alanis morissette, garbage, pink floyd (wall, dark side, wish you were here) the prodigy, robbi williams live.......... and a few others on the Samsung Napster YP-910GS 20GB MP3 Player

[Edited on 8-7-2004 by flanker]

[Nigel C]

Originally posted by STEVE M
And just as important, what is your player?
I use Arcam amp & CD, Rega turntable ( for my old 70,s rock records) and Ruark speakers.
Anybody else into proper Hi Fi?


Oh no don't start that :o ;) we've had a my hi fi is better than your hi fi thread before :D:D:D

[ath748]

CD changer as follows:
Feeder
Snow Patrol
Red Hot Chillies
Oasis
Blink 182
Flaming Lips
Eminem
Something else that clearly hasn't been emotive as I can't remember it!!

:sing:

[Steve M]

Originally posted by Nigel C


Oh no don't start that :o ;) we've had a my hi fi is better than your hi fi thread before :D:D:D

Just wondering who's into hi fi really. But you're right it can get a bit like that - as bad as my bike's better than yours!:sing:

[Harv748]

On my MP3 playlist at the mo...

Foo fighters, Hijack (early 90's hip hop group), Stevie Wonder, The Streets, Radiohead, Elton John (!!!), The Cure, The Neptunes and The Manic Street Preachers!

JJJeeez I need help!

[TP]

been listening to Powderfinger, The Breeders, The Pixies, Pearl Jam, Jimi Hendrix, Smashing Pumpkins .... and a few other similar ones ... got a fair bit of music on the computer though around 16GB.

My Hi-Fi - P4 2GHz with Creative 5300 5.1 Dolby speakers and IBM Thinkpad T40 with my Sony earphones.

The Puegeot has the 5 stack CD player it came with.

[Edited on 8-7-2004 by tp-996]

[LesPaul]

Current list of Faves
Evenescence
Seether
Nickleback
Jet
Foo Fighters
Hooberstank
Lostprophets
Puddle of Mud
Theory of a deadman
Snow patrol
Chillies
Joe Satriani - just seen Satch and Vai at G3 concert :o wish I could play like that
Velvet Revolver
Richie Sambora
Audioslave

Darren

Oh and Adhesive of course :D

[Harv748]

Vman...I've just found a copy I have after 45 mins of trying!!!!

Knew I had it somewhere...indeed a classic album, reminds me of my years at Uni.:o

[BDG]

Linkin Park, Puddle of Mud, Nickleback,
Avril Laveigne, The Calling, Simple Minds and Led Zep completes the cd's in the car today, along with of course The Tweenies live in concert and Lilo & Stitch. The kids also sing along to Bon Jovi and Savage Garden (but at 5 and 2 1/2 don't want them singing some of the words from Nickleback or Puddle of Mud!)

[Ian]

in my car CD changer:

Scissor Sisters (has to be album of the year)
Basement Jacx - Kish Kash
The Bees - Free the Bees
Bernard Butler - People Move On
Jamie Cullum - Pointless Nostalgic
Outkast - Speaker Box

in my mini-disk, - loads of mental dance stuff, - Open Up by Leftfield and Lydon being the best workout music ever, ever, ever.

[Clippy]

...in no particular order: -

Motley Crue - New Tattoo
Izzy Stradlin - River
Dan Baird - Buffalo Nickel
Wildhearts - The Wildhearts Must be Destroyed
Levellers - A Weapon Called the Word
The Dogs d'Amour - Happy Ever After

There's also some Thunder, David Lee Roth, Robbie (oops!), U2, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, REM, Deep Purple and Fun Lovin' Criminals kicking around the glove box...

Hmmmm.....

[hipshaker]

hmm ........... hi-fi, I used to be quite into separates, at the entry level:

Nad & Marantz Amps
Marantz CD
Kef Speakers
Dual Turntable

Now though, I've gone for something that retains some quality but is smaller and fits in better in my living room:

Teac 300 reference mini separates (CD, CD recorder, DVD, Minidisc, Amp)
Blue Room Minipod speakers
and an Audio Technica Soundburger to play the vinyl on.

Had "Since You Been Gone" on 7" cranked up the other day. I've got to say though, I was more of a punk boy in my youth!

[mogwai]

In the van:Audioslave,the charlatans,jeff buckley,pop will eat itself,janes addiction,the clash,manics,oasis and the hamsters.

In the car:The wheels on the 'kin bus by the tweenie tw@s...

[hipshaker]

pwei ........ beaver patrol always gave me a chuckle.

[paulmort]

In the car folks
Best of rock juke box, a great mixture including Bachman Turner Over Drive, Sabbath, Freddie Mercury and loadsa others
Fleet Mac's Rumours, for me one of the best all time greats and Mr Knopfler and co doin Tobacco Road
plus some Lenny Kravvitz, Goin my own way,
and now Im really into the Manics...........brill
at home
some Jon and Vangelis
some Also Spracht Zarathustra (aka 2001 a space odyssy)
the Dire Straights album, Dire straights , Sultans of swing
Go your own way for Fleetymac
but best of all fer me is Bob Seger and the Siver Bullet Band doin Hollywood Nights
rgdest
mort
in a wannaplay all me (blooo) music at the same time
mort

[Redruth]

I'm thinkin' here I should maybe get a new stereo for my car (bother, more expense). I have a radio, tuned either to Chiltern or Magic 105.4. Am I missing out?:alien:

[Mystery]

my favourites include
Frank Ifeild
I remember you

[rcgbob44]

At the moment its gary jules maybe some george michael later.

[bradders]

no one got any gary glitter then...?

[Monty]

Etta James eh-what a voice, been listening to the late great Albert Collins lately-for those that know him you can recognise his fingering from one chord, also been playing Ry Cooder a lot lately. If Im feeling classical, bit of Mahhler, Beethoven, Mozart, Strauss, Prokokiev-my tastes tend to be from Mozart to Madness.:lol:

John

[Old Yella]

Staind
Nirvana
RHCP
Radiohead
Linkin Park
Rolling Stones
Evanescence
Foo Fighters

Most watched music channel in the house?
Kerrang

[fatduke11111]

CD's
Evanescence
Linkin Park
Puddle of Mudd
Radiohead
Nirvana
Rammstein
Slipknot

'even Older favorites'
Van Halen
Thin Lizzy
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Led Zep
Genesis (Lamb Lies Down - Brilliant)
It Bites
Yes
Ozzy
Racer X
Alice Cooper
Streets


I like Jools suffered the same pain , being a bass player standing next to 4k rigs at places like the Shepherds bush and the Old Marquee, Tramshed - Woolwich and Royal Standard - Walthamstow - I wonder if these places still even exist?!?!?

:D:D

[crm250]

Only own around 20 CD's, but over 1 large single bedroom full of 12's
Recently found my old copy of Oakenfolds - The Goa Mix's CD and am listening to that.
But records i have on at the moment are - Solar Stone - 7 cities & Tiesto remix of Delerium - silence :D

[crm250]

Only own around 20 CD's, but over 1 large single bedroom full of 12's
Recently found my old copy of Oakenfolds - The Goa Mix's CD and am listening to that.
But records i have on at the moment are - Solar Stone - 7 cities & Tiesto remix of Delerium - silence :D

[psychlist]

I take it that was the stereo effect CRM :lol:

[crm250]

I always wondered how people managed to double post - now i know

[Mystery]

I must admit to being partial to the strolling bones
I guess this really shows my true age
One more clue tonight, in a while, though

[TP]

Much to my wife's chagrin and my children's amazement I'm rediscovering my angry youth in Pantera!

And a bit of GNR - "I used to love her, but I had to kill her" " .. now she's 6 foot under, but I can still her complain ..." :D :D
:lol:

[hipshaker]

a bit of Rod and the Faces today.

[Mike Davis]

My other post seems to have been removed, anyway Hipshaker you going to the IOW this year, if you are well have to meet up for a beer in the king lud.


:alien::alien::alien::alien:


I reckon these guys took my other post.

[hipshaker]

Mike ............... your other post is in the "own up .... those of a certain age" thread.

Yes ..... I'll be at IOW. Definitely up for a beer .... if not at the Ludd, maybe the Ryde Castle.

[Mike Davis]

Maybe it was me that got abducted then, anyway found myself now and replied to your other thread.

[Ozz]

tp Pantera? That takes me back. Any Poison, Ratt, White Lion etc?

Today I was mostly playing:

Linkin Park
Blink 182
Steve Vai
G n R
Rush (cos I'm seeing 'em in Sept!)

Jubbly!

[Road Runner]

Jazz for me
Rick Brawn, Marc Antoine, David Benoit, Brian Culbertson, India Arie, the list goes on, still like to here the the soul sounds of the sixties as well.

Mark
:roll::roll:

[TP]

Originally posted by Ozz
tp Pantera? That takes me back. Any Poison, Ratt, White Lion etc?


Yeah, Pantera - I had a ticket to see them in Sydney too. Unfortunately I had to go dig holes for 2 weeks in various locations around the beautiful country side in Aus in 32 degree plus heat, .. and clean my rifle, and go on patrol, and do gun picket ... damn Army .. no wonder I was a bit angry then!

Wasn't really into any of the others although I *may* have listened to the odd Poison song ....

When I was listening to Pantera there was some Nine Inch Nails but a few less edgy indie type bands - Green Day, Nirvana, Pearl Jam but there was always that undercurrent - I liked a good guitar like you'll find in some Smashing Pumpkins tracks (when Billy Corgan wasn't feeling too mellow), GNR ....

[phoenix68]

Currently Maroon 5, Seether, The Calling, Anastacia, Ateed, Hoobastank and The Corrs........ Bit of a mix there!!!:o

[hipshaker]

Been listening to some Jackie Mittoo ..... 60s ska keyboard player ... great for summer days.