sooo..whats on your music box.:)

Im listnigt to Dia De Los Muertos - False Poder

[JMG]

Van Morrison puts on a heck of a show seen him a few times and enjoyed it thoroughly. Hmm I have mostly classic rock stuff on my puter... thats what I grew up with and thats what I listen to today. I played in bands in and around Seattle for 10 years straight... from about 16 to 26. My G/F at the time gave me the ultimatum of either quitting the "rock-n-roll lifestyle" or she was gonna bail. Well I quit the lifestyle and then bailed on her lol. I still play some guitar, definately not as good as I was 20 years ago but I can hold my own in most situations. Well I tried gettin an edited file less than 75kb but music fills it up pretty quick hehe if someone wants to hear it give me a solution to sending a 3.5mb file to you hehe.

John

[SDale]

Just about EVERY CCR sone known to man!

The Doors, Early Stones stuff, John Lee Hooker, Johnny Cash, George Thurogood, Sublime, Zeke, NoFx, SlipKnooooooot!

No screen shots though  :0

Frank Marino/Mahogany Rush
Pink Floyd
Robin Trower

At least right now that's whats in winamp

Mark

[Big_Bill]

I enjoy many different types of music,

Willie Nelson, ZZ Top, Moody Blues, Rod Stewart, Stevie Nicks, Dillion, Joann Baez, Alan Jackson, The Iron Butterfly, and so many others.

As they say: Music Soothes the Savage Beast !

Me too, but I get in a groove sometimes

Mark

[DanoInTx]

Hehe, Iron Butterfly.....I saw them at my very first show when I was 14 years old, a freshman in high school.  I saw them with War at the Circle Star Theatre in San Carlos California....not there anymore, I think it's a "Best Buy" now:)

Great show!

Dan

[JMG]

Iron Butterfly... a little bit of trivia for you Butterfly fans out there. The guys use to get high and practice/jam in one of the boys, dad's church. In which they had access to the other famous B3.... The Hammond B3 a very popular rock n roll organ used and abused by many popular bands... I saw Robin Trower mentioned in this thread and he liked using the Leslie speaker as an effect on some of his tunes, the leslie was a rotating speaker that gave sort of a chorus effect. Listen to the song Bridge of Sighs to hear the leslie in action. The Leslie was an option for the B3. LOL I dunno why I am interested in silly little tidbits like this but since I did spend 25% of my life as a professional musician this is probably the reason.

John