what music do you model to?
bit of spanish flamenco, or maybe you love slipknot, lets hear it!

my tastes:
Metallica most albums
Pink floyd: the wall parts one and two, and so many times i pick up the guitar and jam along instead of asembling my kits.
Tenacious D, Is your sherman getting you down, put on some laughs!
Queen! (now and again, when i can be bothered to take my record deck to my workspace!) i love the earliest and latest.

Ola Jimmy

Differs a bit for me. I see myself as a proud owner of a big music collection. over 500 CD's and growing. I'm a big fan of the WHO and I listen to that a lot. Got a big load of 60's and 70's music which I really like to listen to. It often depends how my mood is. I like to hear Nirvana, NOFX, Dropkick Murphys, Flogging Molly. Other sorts of Punk. I got pretty much every CD of Dutch Underground hip Hop Groups, Sometimes I listen to some syntesiser, I really like to hear the music of Everlast, House of Pain, moviesoundtracks, Band of Brothers. I got everything from the Beatles on CD and a lot on records. I like the music of Dylan, I like Johnny Cash. But something more modern like the Gorillaz, Leaf, the Prodigy or Dutch groups like Acda en de Munnik, de Poema's, de Dijk and van Dik Hout
Usually what I listen is a musical trip through the ages from 50's to present day

Not really a very clear answer I know... but it is how it is

With friendly greetings

Robert Blokker

UncaBret's Stuff Mix

Dave Edmunds, Led Zep, Toby Keith, The Wombles, Tomita, etc......

Pretty much everything but rap and hip-hop.

Good Old Grateful Dead
any decent Bluegrass band in the vane of Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mt. Boys
60's British Invasion Bands (Beatles,Kinks, Who, Manfred Mann.....the list goes on)
American 'old time' fiddle and banjo stuff
Frank Zappa

Classic Rock, Hard Rock, Metal, , The Who, Zepplin, Yes....etc, etc,etc......andddddddd somtimes I just have the History or Military Channel on the BOOB-Tube......

I'm a former artilleryman....I can't hear no freakin music!



Semper Fi,
Dave

I have over 800 CD's/concert DVD's to choose from, just depends what mood I'm in. Mainly 70's rock bands and some here and there but my collection tapered off some time ago when rock as I know it either changed or no longer exists.

Boston, Roadmaster, Shooting Star, Kansas, Aerosmith, Deep Purple, Def Leppard, KISS ... you get the idea.

Jimmy: I'm a bit lazy myself so what ever is on the radio. Mostly older (60's,70's) rock, or I'll listen to classical music.

I usually put on my favorite radio station , 100.7 WZLX , it all classic rock or i'll put in a movie as my computer is a important part of my work bench Bob

tool ,kate bush ,or lake of tears plus you have to have a cold one or five

Red Sox baseball,if they are on the radio. Or whatever I find on the net,on Accuradio.

I dont often listen to music when modelling but if i do its James Blunt`all the lost souls`its one of the very few CDs i own .

Steve

NPR podcasts of Wait Wait Dont Tell Me, This American Life, or Car Talk.

Too many times I'd be Ipod Shuffle mode and get into a good groove modeling to some Bob Segar or semi-mellow stuff and then get slammed with a fast paced kick butt song that destroved my vibe.

Shuffling through the Segar or Zevon does pretty well for me too.

Jimmy Buffet, but then I want to put down the model and go drink...

Mike

Generally the only music around here is the kids beating the crap out of each other.

I like to listen to Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Eagles, Rolling Stones, John Lennon. As I'm writing this, I'm listening to Pink Floyd, The Final Cut.

Depends on the day. NPR, 97.3 Kbco or if I do the programming it will be 80's most likely and once in awhile really old country Eddie Arnold. Red Sovine. Johnny Preston kinda stuff.

Usually a local hard rock radio channel called bandit radio. When I play CDs, Black Sabbath would be a band I´d listen most to, but could even be Melissa Etheridge or Irish folk music, depending on the mood.
For you guys that listen to rock music .... watch out for a new(ish) Swedish band called Mustach. Brilliant!!

Current selection includes

Wintersleep, Radiohead, Sigur Ros, Silversun Pickups,.... this will all change in a month or two....

Frank

Right now I just leave the TV on. But there are times with I see myself using my Ipod and letting it shuffle thorugh my library. Mostly classic rock with a few of the 80's classics and other assorted tunes sprinkled in for effect.

My over all favorites are Pink Floyd, Led zeppelin, Ozzy(Black Sabbath), The Beatles, AC/DC, etc, etc, etc.

Indoors, it's the scanner.
Outdoors, everything audible going on outside.

Zappa
Little Feat ......... Dixie Chicken
Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen
Swing & Big Band from the 30's & 40's
Dead
Alotta old Motown.................... alotta old Motown
ACDC
Doors
Credence Clearwater Revival
Steppenwolf
Hendrix

Mostly just have the history or sci - fi channel on for background clutter if I'm too lazy to organise a concert.

give me the Blues--any Blues... or some Southern Culture On the Skids. or jump over to Stravinsky and "The Rite of Spring". jump back to some serious Funk or some kick A$$ jazz from the great Jaco Pastorius ..I love all music..except country

Hi Guys,

Massive Attack
Moby
Deep Dish
Dead Can Dance
Loreena McKennitt
Infected Mushroom
Tiesto
Chicane
Nadia Ali
Sheila Chandra
I always listen to quiet music when I'm getting ready to do something that requires special calm and steadiness.