Casting Music

[pearcetopher]

Hi all,

what do you listen to while casting or reloading?

Guns N Roses for me

Axel Rose seems to sooth the soul as I charge my .429 with 25 grains of H110

[btroj]

Axl is a prima doña. What a waste of talent.

I listen to whatever strikes me at the time, generally it is Metallica, AC/DC, or something from the 70s or 80s.

[oldarkie]

I like almost everything as long as its bluegrass.

[detox]

I like lots of different music, but do not listen to any while casting.

Anybody like Death Metal?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CRYcmzrXgE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvLDLusWXBI

[JonB_in_Glencoe]

While I am a big fan of Pink Floyd, I usually listen to talk radio while casting. Rush Limbaugh, Garage Logic or maybe a Legal advice talk show...Kim Kommando is great too
Jon

[Love Life]

90's Alternative via Pandora. After using the program for awhile, and thumbs downing any song/band I don't like, it plays nothing but enjoyable music!!!

[wallenba]

Country, WYCD here in the Deeetroit area.

I think if we could get Toby Keith to write a song about casting and shooting, we'd be a little less misunderstood...or maybe more, oops.[smilie=s:

[WILCO]

Frank, Sammy, Deano and a host of others get regular play for me.

Here's one of my favorites:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZX9GPjfDdKM

[btroj]

Frank, Sammy, Deano and a host of others get regular play for me.

Here's one of my favorites:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZX9GPjfDdKM

I want to cast, not sleep or get laid........:bigsmyl2:

[Shiloh]

While I am a big fan of Pink Floyd, I usually listen to talk radio while casting. Rush Limbaugh, Garage Logic or maybe a Legal advice talk show...Kim Kommando is great too
Jon

Many boolits been cast listening to Joe Souchery and Rookie at Garage Logic.

Shiloh

[theperfessor]

Classic metal and rock mostly on Pandora, Pink Floyd, Led Zep, etc. Lately I've been including more modern stuff like Metallica, Rob Zombie.

Very little C&W. No rap!

[adrians]

For me it's Van Morrison , Lennon, Beatles, Gong,:shock:

[chsparkman]

Definitely bluegrass for me. Allison Krauss or Sierra Hull

[bangerjim]

Classical all the way......Bach, Handel, Beethoven.......all the great masters.

banger

[WILCO]

I want to cast, not sleep or get laid........:bigsmyl2:

Well, the idea is to be relaxed..................

[DHurtig]

Classic rock or classic blues

[dragon813gt]

Podcasts like Bill Burr, Joe Rogan, Kidd Chris, ***, Doug Benson, The Nerdist and all of Kevin Smith's shows. I prefer listening to comedy instead of music when at the bench.

If I want to learn while performing a task that doesn't require concentration I will listen to Dan Carlin's Hardcore History. He's entertaining unlike most scholars.

[TES]

Old sheet that nobody would care for but mainly blues and...well...old blues / jazz. The kina jazz that sounds like blues.

Classic one liners like

"I aint drunk. I'm just drank"
&
"I'm a one eyed cat outside a seafood store"

[jmort]

Anything from Classical to Motorhead to Rancid to Siouxsie and the Banshees

[Jack Stanley]

Music ?? naaahhhh . I do however plug in a movie from the dungeons favorites list , or perhaps an audio book . I've watched all of the movies at least once so it's not like I have to stop and see what's going on .

Jack

[waco]

I can not believe how much I have in common with so many of you guys. I would guess all you dudes would be into country music and the like.Wow. So many into hard rock and metal, that's awesome! My kinda fellas!
Rock on brothers!!!!!!!

[bhn22]

Crickets In My Ears, by Tinnitus

[btroj]

Crickets In My Ears, by Tinnitus

In time we may all be listening to them......

[waco]

In time we may all be listening to them......
Huh??????

[btroj]

Man, I am glad to know I am not the only one with bad hearing......

[Pb2au]

Mumford and sons
The decemberists
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros.
Flogging Molly. (yes, it is a band, not domestic abuse. Mrs. Pb2au would simply ventilate me)
The killers.
Sarah Donner

[500MAG]

Classic rock. Preferably Steely Dan, Supertramp, Chicago ...

[runfiverun]

flogging molly is a great band.
what I listen to depends on what i'm doing.
for my precision rifle stuff I listen to nothing but the clock ticking and keep a 100% consistent rhythm/pace/focus/timing of each operation.
if I gotta get the mold moving and keep it there it's Hyper Crush, Krewella, or ***** boomin in the back round and the counting is in my head.
if I just need to loaf along and cast boolits I put a movie on the tv in the shop, then I can just kinda hear it in the back round and half pay attention to the movie so I don't get bored.

[frankenfab]

I like lots of different music, but do not listen to any while casting.

Anybody like Death Metal?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CRYcmzrXgE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvLDLusWXBI

Arch Enemy--- Tyrants of the Rising Sun

[Garyshome]

Frank Zappa! Joe's Garage.

[462]

Crickets In My Ears, by Tinnitus

For sure, that's as quiet as my world gets.

[sparky45]

Chicago or CCR!!
Or, Slim Whitman

[sirgknight]

Marty Robins, Lorne Greene, Johnny Cash, Johnny Western, Roy Rogers, Gene Pitney, Slim Whitman and Tex Ritter; just to mention a few. These are a few of the great artists who sang a lot of my favorite western theme songs like Don't Take Your Guns to Town...Have Gun, Will Travel....The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance....The Hangin' Tree....Happy Trails....El Paso....Ghost Riders in the Sky....The Rebel....High Noon....etc, etc.
great casting music!!!!!

[waco]

Cash, Jennings, Nelson. I can Rock with the old school country boys.
The Highway men were a great band!!!

[Kskybroom]

Casting during the day talk, Joe Souchery,ect
Night Classic Rock.
Maybe Country (Not Much)

[waksupi]

I turn on the local farm house station. Over 25,000 songs, and he does his best to see you don't hear the same one in any six month period. Almost any genre you can think of is played. Also a fair amount of broadcast live performances right in the house from some top musicians and groups from around the country.

http://www.montanaradiocafe.org/

Here is a shot of a partial playlist from now. It varies during the week. Always jazz after midnight. Saturday afternoon leans towards bluegrass.

11:23 PM John Mayall and The Bluesbreak - When The Blues Are Bad
11:19 PM Hit and Run Bluegrass - Goin' Back to Georgia
11:17 PM Emmylou Harris - Plaisir D'Amour
11:12 PM Emmylou Harris Linda Ronstadt - You'll Never Be the Sun
11:10 PM Stevie Ray Vaughan - Wham
11:05 PM Conor Oberst - Roosevelt Room
11:00 PM Neil Young - Flying On The Ground Is Wrong
10:56 PM John Mayer - Only Heart
10:52 PM Ray LaMontagne & The Pariah Do - Old Before Your Time
10:49 PM J.J. Cale & Eric Clapton - Sporting Life Blues
10:45 PM B.B. King - Sweet Little Angel
10:41 PM Bonnie Raitt - Under The Falling Sky
10:38 PM Iron & Wine - Faded from the Winter
10:32 PM John Gorka - Thorny Patch
10:28 PM Johnny Lang - Wander This World
10:24 PM Norah Jones featuring M. Ward - Blue Bayou
10:20 PM Nickel Creek - Speak
10:16 PM Storyhill - Inside Emotion
10:12 PM Ben Harper - Homeless Child
10:06 PM Guy Clark - The Randall Knife
10:00 PM Alex de Grassi - Oh Susanna
9:57 PM Norah Jones - Above Ground
9:53 PM James Taylor - Fire And Rain
9:51 PM Chris Thile - For All It's Worth
9:35 PM Martin Sexton - gypsy woman
9:32 PM John Mayall - Double Trouble
9:28 PM Tom Petty And The Heartbreaker - So You Want to be a Rock & Rol
9:25 PM Brown, Greg - blues go walking
9:22 PM Jonny Lang & The Big Bang - Lovin My Baby
9:20 PM Johnny Cash - Thirteen
9:16 PM Mumford & Sons - After the Storm

[dromia]

Never listen to music whilst casting.

Both are too important not to give your undivided attention to.

[JonB_in_Glencoe]

I turn on the local farm house station. Over 25,000 songs, and he does his best to see you don't hear the same one in any six month period. Almost any genre you can think of is played. Also a fair amount of broadcast live performances right in the house from some top musicians and groups from around the country.

http://www.montanaradiocafe.org/

Here is a shot of a partial playlist from now. It varies during the week. Always jazz after midnight. Saturday afternoon leans towards bluegrass.

11:23 PM John Mayall and The Bluesbreak - When The Blues Are Bad
11:19 PM Hit and Run Bluegrass - Goin' Back to Georgia
11:17 PM Emmylou Harris - Plaisir D'Amour
11:12 PM Emmylou Harris Linda Ronstadt - You'll Never Be the Sun
11:10 PM Stevie Ray Vaughan - Wham
11:05 PM Conor Oberst - Roosevelt Room
11:00 PM Neil Young - Flying On The Ground Is Wrong
10:56 PM John Mayer - Only Heart
10:52 PM Ray LaMontagne & The Pariah Do - Old Before Your Time
10:49 PM J.J. Cale & Eric Clapton - Sporting Life Blues
10:45 PM B.B. King - Sweet Little Angel
10:41 PM Bonnie Raitt - Under The Falling Sky
10:38 PM Iron & Wine - Faded from the Winter
10:32 PM John Gorka - Thorny Patch
10:28 PM Johnny Lang - Wander This World
10:24 PM Norah Jones featuring M. Ward - Blue Bayou
10:20 PM Nickel Creek - Speak
10:16 PM Storyhill - Inside Emotion
10:12 PM Ben Harper - Homeless Child
10:06 PM Guy Clark - The Randall Knife
10:00 PM Alex de Grassi - Oh Susanna
9:57 PM Norah Jones - Above Ground
9:53 PM James Taylor - Fire And Rain
9:51 PM Chris Thile - For All It's Worth
9:35 PM Martin Sexton - gypsy woman
9:32 PM John Mayall - Double Trouble
9:28 PM Tom Petty And The Heartbreaker - So You Want to be a Rock & Rol
9:25 PM Brown, Greg - blues go walking
9:22 PM Jonny Lang & The Big Bang - Lovin My Baby
9:20 PM Johnny Cash - Thirteen
9:16 PM Mumford & Sons - After the Storm

I'm kinda jealous if you are getting that on the AM dial.
I may have to connect the WIFI and put the spare laptop in the casting room ;)

[dondiego]

CCR but never any C-rap!

[waksupi]

I'm kinda jealous if you are getting that on the AM dial.
I may have to connect the WIFI and put the spare laptop in the casting room ;)

This is an FM station, and he streams live on the internet. Unlicensed station, less power than the common light bulb.

[mdi]

Wow, some of these music styles really date you fellers. I have a more eclectic choice of music; some times it's classical guitar, sometimes it's Do Wop, a lot of the time it's classic country (I just go me a new George Jones CD), and then there's Wilie. I also listen to Robert Johnson and Little Willie for old blues, and of course ole BB King, and I have a couple favorite Linda Ronstat CDs(smooth stuff). Heavy metal type tends to irritate me and I have a hard time staying in the same room with that playing...

[geargnasher]

There's a small stack of CDs that over the past couple of years have migrated from the master collection to beside my Walkman that stays plugged into my gun room amp: JJ Cale's Naturally, Evanescense Fallen, Joe Satriani The Extremist, Steely Dan's Aja, Can't buy a thrill, and Pretzel Logic, Donald Fagen's Nightfly, several SRV hits collections, Milla Jovovich The divine comedy (yes, on CD, I bought it when it came out), and a couple of Euro-trash Trance and Techno collections, and most recently Lindsey Sterling's album.

Gear

[Love Life]

Hey man. I throw on 90's alternative and I'm transferred back in time...

1st dances, 1st kisses, 1st cigs, fist fights, roller blading before it was declared lame, and so much more.

Man if I could go back in time...

[ZigZagMarquis]

Lead... I mean, Led Zeppelin!

DUH!!

:-D

[Finster101]

The best use I have found for my Iphone 5 is music. Slacker radio classic rock is my go to choice the blues channels are close behind depending on my mood. Casting shed has Bluetooth speaker setup. Cutting the grass I have a pair of Bose headphones I got years ago and never used. The bike has an aux input so that works, it is not a half bad nav unit either. Plus, can you believe I can call people with it!

[Love Life]

I found a box in the garage awhile back that had all my cassette tapes. Some are just labeled "Mix Tape-Summer 1995". I have been on the look out for a Ghetto blaster so I can recreate my child hood.

[762 shooter]

I don't listen to music when casting or throwing charges.

The rest of the time it would be Warren Zevon, Little Feat, or The Band.

762

[Abenaki]

When I am casting, I go into the mancave. Turn off the lights. Put in a red light bulb.
And then I turn on "Another one bites the dust" By Queen!

Not really! But, I've always thought that it would look cool in a movie!


Take care
Abenaki

[waco]

Queen rocks man!

[mold maker]

Music ?? naaahhhh . I do however plug in a movie from the dungeons favorites list , or perhaps an audio book . I've watched all of the movies at least once so it's not like I have to stop and see what's going on .

Jack

I was beginning to think I was the only country boy in the crowd.
Thanks for keeping me company.

[tudor8055]

Asleep at the Wheel

[Echo]

Pure swing, bar eighth/dotted quarter for me...

[btroj]

Just cast a pot to the Offspring. Getting ready for another go around.

[waco]

I was into that band back in the 90's

[waco]

You all should do yourself a favor and check out Black Label Society. Zakk Wylde is an awesome guitar player.
He has played guitar for Ozzy since the late 80's
He even has mellow stuff I'm sure you guys would like!

[JWFilips]

I have heard that if one were to cast to Led Zeppelin's "Kashmirr" They will increase production proportionally and and become highly aroused!
(Got that From "Fast Times At Ridgemont High"):bigsmyl2:

[stinjie]

I usually listen to my brass tumbler humming away over in the coal cellar,plus a wayward cricket that made it's way to the basement.The cricket's getting annoying.

[Houndog]

Bluegrass for me! I got "indoctorinated" by one of the best of all time! Bill Monroe's niece was my first real girlfriend! I'll NEVER forget that man, his music or his stories! I feel VERY fortunate to have known him on such a personal level!

[adrians]

I have heard that if one were to cast to Led Zeppelin's "Kasbair" They will increase production proportionally and and become highly aroused!
(Got that From "Fast Times At Ridgemont High"):bigsmyl2:

Kashmir is my all time favorite Led Zeppelin ditty, very hypnotic and soothing. :shock:

[LAH]

I listen to the local radio preachers till they go off then I like the Podcasts of Radio Detective Story Hour or Pacific Garden Missions.

[Boarderguy83]

Sevendust radio on Pandora. It keeps me in a good mood :-)

[Love Life]

If you listen to "Amarillo by Morning" backwards, your boolits will come out with zero defects.

[MT Gianni]

Our County has 6 emergency radio stations that play uninterrupted 50's to 70's country. No DJ's no talk except every half hour there is a station announcement and perhaps a local event. I alternate between that and the 60's rock station out of Bozo. Occasionally Verdi, Vespucci, Mozart and others of that genre get into the mix.

[2thepoint]

My better half works nights so I cast real late at night. I zone out listening to Tedeschi Trucks Band, Government Mule, Gillian Welsh & David Rawlings, and I throw in a little Stevie Ray Vaughan in if I get sleepy!

[SawmillJack]

I might have the weirdest musical taste of anyone here but no one has named any music I would object to listening to although Metallica might come close. Being a bit of a night owl I like to listen to Coast to Coast AM at night and Rush etc get the nod during the day.

[geargnasher]

Wow, The Band has come up twice. Good stuff. Little Feat is no good for me while casting, all that funky syncopation and witty wordplay messes with my concentration casting rhythm (YES! She IS the taxidermist's daugher!). Unusual time signatures is one reason I quit listening to Rush when casting, too. Ever try to time a pour in 11/8?

Gear

[ubetcha]

I want to cast, not sleep or get laid........:bigsmyl2:

Whats wrong with getting laid.:bigsmyl2:
Classical, 80's music, country, Van Halen,etc

[Outpost75]

My buddy in Italy listens to opera. I prefer bluegrass and traditional Celtic.

[novalty]

Listen to mostly country while casting--especially Eric Church.

[jonp]

Usually silence. It doesn't bother me much and gives me time to think about things.

Or this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-3X0HUC6_Y

Or this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCChxBSRo1Y which reminds me of an ex-girlfriend. Short time together but intense and fun! Wendy is getting married next spring and I have to get her a wedding present. Any suggestions??

[Hardcast416taylor]

A radio station that plays `50`s and `60`s rock music from my long past salad days!Robert

[jonp]

Hey man. I throw on 90's alternative and I'm transferred back in time...

1st dances, 1st kisses, 1st cigs, fist fights, roller blading before it was declared lame, and so much more.

Man if I could go back in time...

Roller blading? How about Roller Derby? :bigsmyl2:

[jonp]

I can not believe how much I have in common with so many of you guys. I would guess all you dudes would be into country music and the like.Wow. So many into hard rock and metal, that's awesome! My kinda fellas!
Rock on brothers!!!!!!!

LOL! Hair Bands are fantastic! No real message, social conscientious, save the whales etc..just fun music and if you watch them they are just a bunch of guys having a great time on stage. Used to go see all of them at the Montreal Forum. Def Leppard, Ozzy you name it..

[DeanWinchester]

You all should do yourself a favor and check out Black Label Society. Zakk Wylde is an awesome guitar player.
He has played guitar for Ozzy since the late 80's
He even has mellow stuff I'm sure you guys would like!


He's been replaced by a much better guitarist. Gus G is incredible. Seen him paying for Ozzy in concert last year. He also has a band of his own called Firewind. VERY few people sing like ey do any more. ....very few metal guys sing at all anymore. Screaming takes no talent.



As for whst I listens to while casting, I prefer instrumental music. Joe Satriani, Marc Rizzo, Eric Calderone, Yngwie Malsteen and the Steve Morse band to name a few.

[BCB]

While I am a big fan of Pink Floyd, I usually listen to talk radio while casting. Rush Limbaugh, Garage Logic or maybe a Legal advice talk show...Kim Kommando is great too
Jon

Just curious, how can you even put Pink Floyd and Limbaugh in the same post?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

For me it's Deep Tracks, channel 27 on SiriusXM satellite radio...

BCB

[Chilmonty]

Hard to beat a little Marshall Tucker or Allman Brothers, and a cold beer is must!!!

[btroj]

Whats wrong with getting laid.:bigsmyl2:
Classical, 80's music, country, Van Halen,etc


When I am casting I work hard to keep hot things off my crotch.........

Gear, I would agree that a certain beat helps with the timing. One of the reasons I find metal works well, tends to have a distinct beat to it.

[colt 357]

When I am casting, I go into the mancave. Turn off the lights. Put in a red light bulb.
And then I turn on "Another one bites the dust" By Queen!

Not really!

But, I've always thought that it would look cool in a movie!



Take care
Abenaki

I could do Queen and the red light but I would play fat bottom girls.......

[Black Lung]

Classic Rock on Sirius Radio; keep time with Rocky Mountain spring water!

[colt 357]

She just turned 55 still bad and one hot chick Joan Jett and the Blackhearts Loyal fan since 1982. I think she was my first crush

[hendere]

The Gun Club, Robert Johnson, Nirvana, Slobberbone, and Woody Guthrie. I have no idea why those particular cds ended up out there but that's what I keep listening to and it works for me.

I must admit that I am pretty surprised by many/most of the answers here.

[Ben]

This is a good one :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=ruNrdmjcNTc

[Pb2au]

There's a small stack of CDs that over the past couple of years have migrated from the master collection to beside my Walkman that stays plugged into my gun room amp: JJ Cale's Naturally, Evanescense Fallen, Joe Satriani The Extremist, Steely Dan's Aja, Can't buy a thrill, and Pretzel Logic, Donald Fagen's Nightfly, several SRV hits collections, Milla Jovovich The divine comedy (yes, on CD, I bought it when it came out), and a couple of Euro-trash Trance and Techno collections, and most recently Lindsey Sterling's album.

Gear
Ha Ha! I saw Milla Jovovich open for the Crash Test Dummies way the heck back in 1994! At the time, we all wondered who the heck she was.

[torker]

I like to listen to some good jazz, ole blues stuff. Eda James, Stevie Ray, Johnny Lang. Kinda gives me a relaxing sense.

[dondiego]

Beach Boys, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Who, Dave Clark 5, Kinks, Bob Seeger, Eric Clapton............in that order.

[runfiverun]

torker that's Etta James.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-cbOl96RFM

[sargenv]

Whatever is on the station at the time.. sometimes music, sometimes the San Jose Sharks game.. it's all background noise to me..

[jwber]

I have such a wide variety of music that I love.

Common Staples when Casting/Reloading are:

Ted Nugent
Darius Rucker
Nirvana
Dream Theater
KISS
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Jimi Hendrix

[MT Gianni]

A well known commercial caster here showed me a loud ticking clock he keeps by his pot. The steady rhythm of it gives a cadence to the time spent on cooling, return to pour and kept the mold near the same temp. Music that keeps the same beat helps but varying beats might not. Thanks, Dan.
I keep no food or drink in my casting area and if I need something or to take a leak I leave, clean up take care of things and return.

[warf73]

Classic metal and rock mostly on Pandora, Pink Floyd, Led Zep, etc. Lately I've been including more modern stuff like Metallica, Rob Zombie.

Very little C&W. No rap!

I also use pandora, I use the shuffle with my stations being. Master of Shadows, Rammstein, Trace Adkins, Carrie Underwood, Kid Rock and Classi Rock rounding out the stations.

Its all over the map for kinds of music.

[Pakprotector]

Grateful Dead, played through 6L6's and JBL's...maybe some Willie Dixon and Koko Taylor.
cheers,
Douglas

[ACrowe25]

Country, WYCD here in the Deeetroit area.

I think if we could get Toby Keith to write a song about casting and shooting, we'd be a little less misunderstood...or maybe more, oops.[smilie=s:

Hey hey, me too!

In addition, anything along the lines of tool, staind, etc.

[EMC45]

I like talk radio when casting. Car Talk (NPR), PGM's "Unshackled", AFA, etc. Music? When I get a chance it is KLOVE, or classical, mainly cello. As far as music is concerned otherwise it is anything from old Johnny Cash to Ska/reggae/dancehall/punk/NYHC/hardcore/Oi/classical/pop etc.

[390ish]

Elvis. It is the only time I listen to Elvis. have a double album on my iphone.

[whelenshooter]

Mark Levin or a football game. Doesn't soothe the soul like Axel I suppose, but does the trick for me. :-o

David

[Dave C.]

No music. Focus on the task at hand.

Dave C.

[trixter]

Rockmaninoff

[Old Caster]

Limbaugh if the time is proper. Otherwise various talk shows that talk about scripture. Never any hippie music or its offspring.

[gandydancer]

Nothing.. Just listen to the stillness. as for music.the last five new cars I have purchased in the last 12 years I couldn't tell you if the radios worked in them or not??

[Jeff H]

Hi all,

what do you listen to while casting or reloading?..........

Rain, sleet, snow, wind against the metal roof, hiss of a propane burner, tap of a hardwood dowel on a sprue plate,....

Some sounds are inherent to the conditions which created the opportunity to cast and some are part of the process, but silence, or the absence of man-made noise, is more rare and endangered than beautiful vistas. That's one reason I like winter so much. Everyone else is in their houses instead of outside making noise.

[BoolitBullet]

I like almost everything as long as its bluegrass.

Agreed!

[BoolitBullet]

Crickets In My Ears, by Tinnitus

I couldn't find that album on YouTube ;)

[BaconStrips]

New Riders Of The Purple Sage, Stones, Kinky Freidman, Zepplin, Hendrix, John Prine, Blue Oyster Cult, Zappa, Elvin Bishop, Clapton, Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Pink Floyd, Robin Moxey, Sea Level, The Who, Tommy Castro, Yankovic, Cocker, Tull, Alice Cooper and thousands of others, but that's all I have loaded at the casting table today.

Don't like (C)rap, crooners, Boy(?) Bands, Opera, newer country, female pop singers, clASSical, Ska and most of the newer gut screemy head banger stuff.

not that I'm opinionated or anything....

[Aunegl]

With a 120 gig MP3 player on a shuffle mode, it's jazz, r and b, rock, bluegrass and a little Lyle Lovett to round it out.

[Ickisrulz]

Axl is a prima doña. What a waste of talent.

I listen to whatever strikes me at the time, generally it is Metallica, AC/DC, or something from the 70s or 80s.

I agree. Guns N Roses wasted their talent and crashed and burned.

I like heavy metal--Megadeth. Hard rock too--Led Zeppelin. Rock--Rolling Stones, Beatles.

[trixter]

106.7 from Portland, Or on the net from iheartRadio. Great mix and free too

[LenH]

The Mahones - Irish punk!

[ShooterAZ]

I like to listen to this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVjCag8XoHQ

[beppe]

hello to all! I bottom when the bullets and when reloading, I like to listen to radio eagle in my ipad[smilie=s:

[BBQJOE]

I'm a classic rock and roller at heart.
But when casting, I log onto Pandora, and listen to the "Hot club jazz" station.

[David2011]

Usually Trop Rock. Buffett is still on my **** list for saying, "If you aren't voting for Obama you aren't welcome at this concert" but there are many others that make the same genre of music. Bob Marley still visits the CD player regularly. I gave up the French Horn and started playing a steel drum a few years ago. I've gotten good enough to enjoy playing i but can't perform in public yet. I still love good Romantic/Classical/Baroque and a little John Phillips Sousa, too. No head banging or rap.

Don't mind a little country, either. The night Johnny Cash died I was in the French Quarter. It was amazing. "Ring of Fire" or some other great Cash classic was coming out of every bar up and down Bourbon Street no matter what their normal genre was.

Otherwise, XM Patriot or downloads of Gun Talk.

David