Music and Infi... What's your preference?

RobStanley said:
Progressive instru-metal...

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Metal, tribal, and progressive, what more is there? I love it!

I'm an old fan of speed metal, a little SOD will wake up a tired brain. I still have the cassette and pin I got in the mid 80's, good stuff. but very VERY rough.

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Call me a hillbilly, but theres nothing but country coming from my truck speakers!

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mymindisamob said:
I resemble these.
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I've recently rediscovered Austin City Limits, and Backstage Pass on PBS, and you would love Woodsongs on PBS as well. The series they did in the cave was phenominal! I love bluegrass!
 
Garth Reckner said:
IL Divo for grinding, Seether for sharpening, Irish/Celtic to bug Lexi .

Garth
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Haha. Song terrorism as one comic calls it. When I worked with a guy, we discussed songs we hated that got stuck in our heads. Every once in a while, I'd sing a verse or two and laugh the whole day as he hated me :D
 
leatherman said:
I've recently rediscovered Austin City Limits, and Backstage Pass on PBS, and you would love Woodsongs on PBS as well. The series they did in the cave was phenominal! I love bluegrass!
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Now that we are chatting about this, Hank III fits the bill for just about any mood. His country is good for hackin' and a jabbin' and his metal puts all others in the back seat (IMO). Choppin' music, if you will. If the newer Christian music were the angel on my shoulder, Hank III would be on the other shoulder.
 
Garth Reckner said:
IL Divo for grinding, Seether for sharpening, Irish/Celtic to bug Lexi .

Garth
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Funny! I occasionally turn the radios in my co-workers rigs to religious Mexican radio at full blast. I shut down the shop after night shift, so I think they've started to figure out is was me. Song terrorism can be fun though.
 
As of lately I've been on an Outlaw/Alt. Country kick. Stuff like Steve Earle, The Old 97's, and Dwight Yoakam as well as Marty Stuart and Hank 3. Also love good 60's rock at the moment, like Jimi Hendrix, The Kinks, Doors, and Allman Bros. I can't stand contemporary music in general. There are a few good guys and gals out there, but as a whole the stuff doesn't appeal to me in the least bit.
 
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METAL METAL METAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Nice to see some fellow metalheads here :D

Huge fan of death metal and all of its branches, but my heart will always be with late 80's thrash
 
Depending on state of mind

Faith No More
Pantera
Tom Waits
Fishbone
Type O Negative
Acid Bath
Sea Sick Steve
Nine Inch Nails
Danzig
Rollings Band (met while in Iraq)
Sarah McLaughlin
Snot
Volbeat (only good Rock around right now)
Philip Glass
 
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