Shop sound track

[JBS TOOLMAKER]

oh i forgot

"i am a viking" by yngwie malmsteen a must have for knife/sword making

jake

:thumbup::thumbup:Yngwie Rules

 

[TxMoon]

Them boys from Oklahoma roll there joints all wrong . CCR, My Honky tonk fav is Jason Boland, This aint that Nashville hip hop country THIS is Texas Country if you were wondering. LOL its all good

 

[galadduin]

Nick Cave "No More Shall We part" plays all the time at "repeat" mode

 

[heatheninthehills]

Lots and lots of Iron Maiden :thumbup:

 

[JTknives]

I do have a soft side and i listen to it when i do handles or fine detail work. being a Hawaii boy i like the uke. these 2 songs are great for relaxing and doing sanding or sheaths.

Jason Mraz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYhrYHmUPn0

And good brother IZ (Israel Kamakawiwo'Ole), cant go wrong with any of his stuff.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ltAGuuru7Q

 

[Rusty McDonald]

What about sanding?

Clapton
Robert Cray
DropkickMurphy's
Any blues music
Or classic rock

 

[strahd71]

like heathen said Maiden is good

jake

 

[lukus]

Wow! Left Frizel, Ray Price, and Jason Boland. That's some good Tx country. Throw in some Freddy Fender or Doug Sahm (Texas Tornados) or even new stuff like Doug Moreland and Cory Morrow and you've got a full set. Soooo much better than the Nashville sound.

Personally though, when in the shop I usually go for electronica / club / trance type music. That, or some Coast to Coast late night radio.

If you want the most flawless guitar playing you ever heard, Eric Johnson is the man.

 

[69_knives]

That, or some Coast to Coast late night radio.

Ah, so you're the guy that phones that show. There can't be more than you and I that listen to that show, and I don't phone.

 

[amcardon]

My Eclectic Tastes in music... Mostly Punk, when I'm Forging, The driving beat keeps my hammer swingin. Modern Swing, and Country, when I'm grinding and handle working. The slow beats keeps me focused, some rock some Metal... in between

Saturday Morning Cartoons Greatest Hits...
Rotovox
The Ramones...
Reverend Horton Heat
Big bad Voodoo Daddy
Squirrell Nut Zippers
Cherry Poppin Daddy's
Blink 182
Fountains of Wayne
Good Charlotte
Eleventy seven
MXPX
Weezer
Green Day
Pearl Jam
Stone temple Pilots
SoundGarden
Metallica
Johnny Cash

Bails of Cocaine is one of my all-time favorites!

Since I don't forge (or really make knives for that matter) I thought I'd add in what I listen to when I'm working on a pistol/rifle (same concept, right?).

Dropkick Murphys
Flogging Molly
The Briggs
Foxy Shazam
AFI
Authority Zero
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Outkast


If I need to focus then its:

The Hush Sound
The Format
G Love
Phish

I always have to have noise in the background, even if I'm making noise myself. I can't handle any silence, if it lasts too long the ringing in my ears gets wicked and it drives me nuts!

 

[P.Brewster]

Midnite

 

[JasonSCarter]

Bails of Cocaine is one of my all-time favorites!

Since I don't forge (or really make knives for that matter) I thought I'd add in what I listen to when I'm working on a pistol/rifle (same concept, right?).

Dropkick Murphys
Flogging Molly
The Briggs
Foxy Shazam
AFI
Authority Zero
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Outkast


If I need to focus then its:

The Hush Sound
The Format
G Love
Phish

I always have to have noise in the background, even if I'm making noise myself. I can't handle any silence, if it lasts too long the ringing in my ears gets wicked and it drives me nuts!

:thumbup: I forgot to mention these guys are in my rotation too. I dont care if Outkast is hiphop, that's some good spoken word right there! they get put in with Gritz, yea I know they shouldn't mix but man both are powerful!