What music do you listen to?
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electrikbroomgu
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Music is the best cure for passing the time
I almost always have the following playing in the background while working on a sweeper-
1) Fleetwood Mac
2) Pink Floyd
3) America
4) Gordon Lightfoot
5) Abba
6) Blondie
7) Bread
8) Led Zepplin if i'm feeling a little hard rock
9) Hall & Oats
10) Pet Shop boys and many many more
I almost always have the following playing in the background while working on a sweeper-
1) Fleetwood Mac
2) Pink Floyd
3) America
4) Gordon Lightfoot
5) Abba
6) Blondie
7) Bread
8) Led Zepplin if i'm feeling a little hard rock
9) Hall & Oats
10) Pet Shop boys and many many more
ryan1994jeep
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Any Nirvana and Red Hot Chili Pepper fans?
Anyone listen to band organ or dance hall organ music?My favorite!Its HAPPY!!Not DEPRESSING as much music is.Cinema organ music is another one of my favorites!
ultimatevacman
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I like to listen to Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Kaiser Cheifs, Queen, Kate Bush, Michael Jackson, Chic & Sister Sledge etc but I also like a lot of electronic stuff too, such as Daft Punk, Deadmau5, Mr Oizo, Justice, Alan Braxe, Le Knight Club... and how could I forget Kraftwerk! 
Joe
Joe
miskini
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Ryan
I'm with you. Chili peppers, nirvana, s.t.p. , Alice in chains. How can you go wrong.
I'm with you. Chili peppers, nirvana, s.t.p. , Alice in chains. How can you go wrong.
fantomfan
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I guess I'm "different."
I like a ton of different music, but mostly 70's and 80's dance/easy listening music.
Very unusual for my age group. A link below is my favorite song. Most probably don't remember this one. I was born thirty years too late!
http://https//m.youtube.com/watch?v=y7RzZLHC6_M
I like a ton of different music, but mostly 70's and 80's dance/easy listening music.
Very unusual for my age group. A link below is my favorite song. Most probably don't remember this one. I was born thirty years too late!
http://https//m.youtube.com/watch?v=y7RzZLHC6_M
marks_here
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Reply# 35
I remember that they played it on AM Radio WRBD out of Ft. Lauderdale. Our school buses had radios only AM radios on them plus their 2 way cb. Oh yeah we had Disco 95 on the FM which turned into I95 Radio that played all those. What fun memories
I remember that they played it on AM Radio WRBD out of Ft. Lauderdale. Our school buses had radios only AM radios on them plus their 2 way cb. Oh yeah we had Disco 95 on the FM which turned into I95 Radio that played all those. What fun memories
fantomfan
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Love the info!
Nice to hear that somebody remembers it! I have it on a '33 and a '45. They had an extended version, but I like the original radio edition better. Yes, I am a disco fan myself!
Nice to hear that somebody remembers it! I have it on a '33 and a '45. They had an extended version, but I like the original radio edition better. Yes, I am a disco fan myself!
marks_here
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Evelyn Chainsaw King..lol 
fantomfan
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Ha Ha Ha
It's Evelyn Champange King!
It's Evelyn Champange King!
davetranter
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@ Tolivac (Reply#32)
You may wish to have a listen to the only 'regular' radio programming I know of for Organ fans.....
Go to www.bbc.co.uk/radio/programmes/ At the top of the page there is a 'find programmes' box.... Type in 'Organist Entertains'.... It's a regular programme of music hosted by a popular Concert Organist from this side of the 'pond'.... I think he was once resident Organist at the renowned Blackpool Tower Wurlitzer...
All best
Dave T
You may wish to have a listen to the only 'regular' radio programming I know of for Organ fans.....
Go to www.bbc.co.uk/radio/programmes/ At the top of the page there is a 'find programmes' box.... Type in 'Organist Entertains'.... It's a regular programme of music hosted by a popular Concert Organist from this side of the 'pond'.... I think he was once resident Organist at the renowned Blackpool Tower Wurlitzer...
All best
Dave T
Dave:thanks for the organ program suggestion-been listening-very nice material for organ fans!Good music and organ history!
polkanut69
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As you might have guessed by my screen name I'm a polka lover. There are many different styles of polka music but, I prefer the Midwest Dutchmen sound (think MN/WI). The typical Dutchmen band is 5-6pcs with trumpet, sax/clarinet, concertina, piano, drums, bass horn. I also enjoy the Eastern WI Bohemian/Czech sound. These bands are usually 7pcs with 2 trumpets, 2 reeds (2 clarinets & 2 saxophones), piano, drums, and bass horn.
My friend operates an internet polka radio station (WRJQ) out of Appleton, WI that broadcasts 24/7 playing all polka genres, but mainly the 2 styles I've mentioned above.
http://www.wrjqradio.com/index.html
My friend operates an internet polka radio station (WRJQ) out of Appleton, WI that broadcasts 24/7 playing all polka genres, but mainly the 2 styles I've mentioned above.
http://www.wrjqradio.com/index.html
vacuumdude
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I like 80s up to 90s
Elton john
queen
styx
bonjovi
WAY to many to list lol
Elton john
queen
styx
bonjovi
WAY to many to list lol
vacuumkid47
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Mainly
Christian Rock, such as Newsboys, TobyMac, Mercy Me, usually 96.5 FM. I am not one of modern music like Taylor Swift, Bruno Mars, etc. I ESPECIALLY do not like rap music. I grew up with Queen, playing Bohemian Rhapsody, or Christian.
Christian Rock, such as Newsboys, TobyMac, Mercy Me, usually 96.5 FM. I am not one of modern music like Taylor Swift, Bruno Mars, etc. I ESPECIALLY do not like rap music. I grew up with Queen, playing Bohemian Rhapsody, or Christian.
hooverhoover98
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I like to stand out from the crowd, I like being different:
Michelle Branch
Dido
Tori Amos
Natalie Imbruglia
Heather Nova
Clean bandit
Haim
Terra Naomi
Saving Jane
Alanis Morissette
Lisa Loeb
Heart (the band)
Andrea Corr
Kate Nash
Vanessa Carlton
Maria Taylor
Stevie Nicks
Fleetwood Mac
IVY
Liz Phair
Sophie Ellis-Bextor
Chantal Kreviazuk
Melanie Doane
Nerina Pallot
Florence+the machine
And I think thats it!
This is by far my all time favourite:
http://https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OiwqYcoVTU
Michelle Branch
Dido
Tori Amos
Natalie Imbruglia
Heather Nova
Clean bandit
Haim
Terra Naomi
Saving Jane
Alanis Morissette
Lisa Loeb
Heart (the band)
Andrea Corr
Kate Nash
Vanessa Carlton
Maria Taylor
Stevie Nicks
Fleetwood Mac
IVY
Liz Phair
Sophie Ellis-Bextor
Chantal Kreviazuk
Melanie Doane
Nerina Pallot
Florence+the machine
And I think thats it!
This is by far my all time favourite:
http://https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OiwqYcoVTU
turbo500
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Tom, reading through that, my mind was going "hang on...I recognise this list!"
hooverhoover98
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I wonder why, Chris lol
vintagevaclover
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I have always liked...
Most 70a & 80s pop and classic rock. Here's a few:
Van Halen
Pat Benatar
Laura Brannigan
Blondie
Scandal
AC/DC
Aerosmith
Kim Carnes
Whitney Houston
Tina Turner
Animotion
The Go Go's
Journey
Bonnie Tyler
Bon Jovi
The Bangles
Foreigner
Missing Persons
Billy Idol
Cher
Prince
Madonna
Boston
Banannarama
R.E.M.
The B-52s
And those are just a few lol. But they are pretty good for "pump it up" music which is what I like if I'm doing a project.
Most 70a & 80s pop and classic rock. Here's a few:
Van Halen
Pat Benatar
Laura Brannigan
Blondie
Scandal
AC/DC
Aerosmith
Kim Carnes
Whitney Houston
Tina Turner
Animotion
The Go Go's
Journey
Bonnie Tyler
Bon Jovi
The Bangles
Foreigner
Missing Persons
Billy Idol
Cher
Prince
Madonna
Boston
Banannarama
R.E.M.
The B-52s
And those are just a few lol. But they are pretty good for "pump it up" music which is what I like if I'm doing a project.
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