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Me, I'm into the Rock and Heavy scene, I'm probably the only cyclist on the planet who has long hair and a beard, true Rock n Roll, toxic man :D. I love Neil Young & Crazy Horse (Rustie), Nirvana, Metallica, Zeppelin etc...

But I also listen to the hotties now and again. Mandy Moore, Delta Goodrem, Michelle Branch<<< All hot...

What are you guys listening to...

This morning, Vehicles and Animals by Athlete, then Royskopp, Melody A.M., then this afternoon Lucinda William - Car wheels on a gravel road.

Two new additions in last 2 weeks.. Bought Shaun Mullins cd-Essentials. Really like it.. While down and on trainer, I bought a Pink Floyd complitation cd.. That helped make spin time on the trainer a little longer.
I like adult alternative. Like Shaun Mullins, Bonnie Rait, MElissa Etherridge. Like the new Annie Lennox.. Been meaning to pick up the latest from the late Warren Zevon. Heard it is awesome. Zevon said his goodbye with class.

The last CD I picked up was Kraftwerk's Tour de France Soundtracks. Ralf and Florian broke new ground in the 70s and have been breaking the same old ground ever since. The CD has some good moments though, especially "Elektro Kardiogramm", "Vitamin" and the "Tour de France" Remix.

I've also been listening to the Beethoven string quartets in chronological order, a Canadian new grass band called the Clumsy Lovers, and John Coltrane.

I listen to everything from Mahler to Metallica...Everything, that is, except toxic pop and hip-hop (no redeeming musical value).

Tim McGraw's on right now. Just depends on the mood I guess.

The last CD I picked up was Kraftwerk's Tour de France Soundtracks.

I saw this CD at a music store last week.. Must admit, I am unfamiliar with this CD.. What type music is this. Electric, did you say? Any further description, possible?thaks

I don't have a beird but I have long hair, actualy I just cut it a shorter a couple months ago so is only shoulder length now.

My music of choice let's se.. Metal, Classic Rock our on the top of my list, but also listen to pop.. a bit of country now and then.. also have listened to industrial in the past but not for a while now.. umm.. let's see last CD I purchased was a while ago Metallica S&M.

Coal Chamber-Giving the Devil His Due

Next is Spineshank-Self Destructive Pattern

After that, A perfect Circle-The 13th step.

I saw this CD at a music store last week.. Must admit, I am unfamiliar with this CD.. What type music is this. Electric, did you say? Any further description, possible?thaks

Kraftwerk is a German band. They virtually invented electronica. They charted a hit in the US in the 70s with a tune called "Autobahn." Their music is minimalist and all electronic, tricky rhythms, weird monotone vocals. Their self-description is "robot pop."

Naturally, they have a website. (http://www.kraftwerk.com/)

I was wandering, Do any of you guys listen to music while your out on the road or do you believe it to be a little too dangerous???...

I was wandering, Do any of you guys listen to music while your out on the road or do you believe it to be a little too dangerous???...


I am lucky that one of our trails here is about 34 and another is 56 miles long all out in the country and they are mainly used by roadies. I strap on the headphones when I ride them and pound it out!

would not listen to them on the road.


playlist in mp3 player right now

hardcore industrial/metal... Ministry-KMFDM-Coal Chamber-Disturbed
Hard Tecno/Trance stuff/breakbeat Chrystal Method...ect....

Regular guy.. I do not know of a techno station in San Diego. My question.. Thanks.. I listened to Kreftwerk.. Listened to the TDF cut.. ok.. Might consider it.. How do the other 10-12 cuts compare.? Far different pace. Good to use on a trainer.?

Regular guy.. I do not know of a techno station in San Diego. My question.. Thanks.. I listened to Kreftwerk.. Listened to the TDF cut.. ok.. Might consider it.. How do the other 10-12 cuts compare.? Far different pace. Good to use on a trainer.?

I think it could be used on the trainer. A couple of the tracks are slower. The first four cuts are essentially one long (reptitive) piece. As I said above, the tracks vary in quality. I don't usually listen to tunage on the trainer, so i may not be the best judge, but I think it could work.

I have3 my mp3 on shuffle Allison Krause & Union Station "Lucky One" is Playing just heard Elvis's "Rubbernecking" who knows whats next could be Coltrane or Mozart, maybe even Jurassic5 or Nelly I can't think of a genre out there where I can't find something I like. Never listen to music on head phones anymore while I ride on the trail or on the road. To dangerous and the experience is better without it.

My littel confession, this is the 3rd or 4th thread like this I have participated in and every time someone posts a band I have never heard of so I open my favorite p2p program and download a couple of their songs (or more if I like htme) Thanks people! (I hope the RIAA isn't watching)

Right now I'm listening to Nicole C. Mullen, whom I admire very much.


Nicole C. Mullen (http://www.nicolecmullen.com/)

Been listening to Lina tonite...

Thrice, The Used, Taking Back Sunday, Bigwig, etc. I listen to a wide variety of music when I am riding.. mainly harder stuff to get the adrenalin pumping. It is amazing how less fatigued I feel when I have some good music to ride to. I try to focus on the beat and keep my pedal rotations in time, when in a harder gear can really make your legs go to jelly.. I just feel more comfortable with some music playing while I am riding, it adds to the experience! :)

working on Chopin etudes and baroque on piano; that's about it

Jacob

Ahhh, classical. I like the new electronic renditions of Bach and Beethoven that are doing the rounds on p2p.

Classic rock, classic jazz, blues, opera and classical. My two great faults are bicycles and stereo gear (and the music it provides). At least that is what my wife says. I tell her it keeps me out of the bars and away from unsavory people (like me). Seems to work.

This morning I woke up and put some Stanley Jordan on. Right now he is playing Stairway to Heaven.

Carpenters
Seals & Crofts
America
Bread

Carpenters
Seals & Crofts
America
Bread

Even before I read your post when I first saw your user name I chuckled and thought Bread. No carpenters on my mp3 but I do have a couple of bread and seals and croft lots of America

Right now...this very second...I am listening to Django Reinhardt and the Hot Club of France. Django and Stephane Grapelli well deserve their places in the jazz pantheon.

I grew up listening to Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, some jazz and some blues.

These days I tend to listen more to indie rock and downbeat. There's a lot of good leser-known music going on these days.

Some current favorites are Yo La Tengo, Calexico, Tortoise, American Analog Set, Herbert.

Jack Johnson

An old David "Fathead" Newman....

everything
right now cky, then to thrice, thr john butler trio, phish, ani difranco, iron maiden, deltron 3030, pink floyd, dave matthews, oscar, string cheese incident, dj shadow, poison the well, ignite, foo fighters, jedi mind tricks

and TONS of other stuff, i listen to everything

Listening to Blue Rodeo

Benny Benasi

Whatever supercool stuff they're playing on Morning Becomes Eclectic on KCRW.

Greatful Dead "Touch of Grey"

Favorite tracks of the week:

The Prodigy -- "Their Law"
Dub Pistols -- "Unique Freak"
Dido -- "Life for Rent"
Pantera -- "Walk"

Dub Pistols...great stuff!
Here we go (the work shuffle):
1. Effigies - Remains Nonviewable (the only CD release of their tunes) Good Chicago working-class, politically charged street punk - one of my favs! R.I.P.
2. Minor Threat
3. Cro Mags - Before the Quarrel
4. Hive - Working with Sound
5. Youth Brigade - Sink with Kalifornjia
6. Bad Brains - all of 'em
7. Interpol - gotta have some somber tunes every now and then I guess
8. God Speed You Black Emporer - not sure which one (burnt copy)
9. Helmet
10. Quicksand
12. Photek - Form V. Function, Risk v. Reward
11. WLUW (Chicago College Radio) and NPR for the news
12. Tortoise - TNT (the post-lunch, coma tunes!)

Favorite tracks of the week:

The Prodigy -- "Their Law"


Nice stuff.

Today:

Fugazi: Waiting room.

Right at this moment System of a Down.
Next-Sevendust.

Pink Floyd is on right now. Maybe some Pearl Jam later.

I am going to a Liz Phair concert Sunday. I cannot wait. It has been a few years since I last saw her.

lot of different stuff.

neil finn/crowded house *always* works for me. right now listening to del amitri's new album.

Uncle Kracker this fine Sunday morning..

a little Led Zeppelin....."What is and what should never be"

After a quick 50 in the paceline have put on 'Waiting for Columbus' by Little Feat. A band gone before its time. Music is my second sin (after bicycles).

This afternoon I must have been in the mood for some oldies. I dug out soundtracks to "Fright Night" and "Lost Boys" and played them. I guess another thread on here about scary movies reminded me of those.

Right now I am listening to "I'm Not the Enemy", by Lina.

Today it's been country first a little Kieth Urban, John Prine, Iris Dement (what a voice) now it is that trully un american band The Dixie Chicks ;)

Pennywise at this moment.

Danka, have you heard the pennywise piano solo? One of my favorites of all time.

Right now I have on Tom's Diner by Suzaane Vega.

Blu Cantrell - Bittersweet.

Radiohead, Phish, Urge Overkill, George Harrison, String Cheese Incident, Iggy Pop

Danka, have you heard the pennywise piano solo? One of my favorites of all time.

Right now I have on Tom's Diner by Suzaane Vega.

Yes I have.

Right now I'm listening to Bruce Springsteen-Born to Run