What are you listening too...

Outlaw country, Hair Nation and Octane. Sometimes that "Garage" station, until the dj starts their 20 minute yapping every 4 songs.
 
:DMy local country music radio station has a good mix of classic and modern country. Bit of variety does you good, apparently.
 
Was listening to the news, then Obama came on informing me on his deficit reduction ideas, now I listening to the April winds in the western foothills of Colorado, I think I prefer the wind and reading the comments.:)
 
WCOLO, there's alot of buyers remorse out there.

Western foothills of colorado, sounds as good as the seabreeze off the coast of maine.
 
An air file and a DA! Yea! 540 watts on Sat afternoon with the garage door shut..Tape player keeps a playin,Ten Years After, Cream, Hendrix and a lot of surfmusic. Got to get it on the road! Ken
 
This got me thinking of the changes in car music. My 32 didn't come with one (I know it was an option but that was like wiring your philco to the battery). The idea of listening to anything the radio in your car was brand new. Then was the idea of getting a couple of stations with big watage that you could listen to all over the county. static was ok if you kinda could hear the music. Then tapes and actually deciding what you wanted to listen to.(remember a suitcase full of tapes in the backseat to bring 50 songs with you. Now you can listen to any of 100 stations, and drive 8 hours without changing the channel.... or carry a thousand songs in your shirt pocket. Makes you wonder whats next don't it?
 
I like to listen to classic rock,Jazz,Blue grass,Johnny cash,Dick dean,Jason D. Williams I could go on and on!
 
Classic honkytonk, Vintage country, and original bluegrass. 40, 50, and 60 only.
I have almost two hundred hours on a hard drive so far.
 
I gig in two pro bands, one 50s r n r, one country (I play upright bass and sing) so I seldom listen to music in the garage or the car. Kinda enjoy the quiet..... and the high pitched whistling in my ears...:D
 
I listen to Talk Radio most of the time. I learn more that way than I do listening to old songs/music of any sort. lol
 
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