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I’m a Vinal record guy, played on an old turntable.
Love classical stuff.
Some of my favorite oldies.
Jan
Love classical stuff.
Some of my favorite oldies.
Jan
60's and 70's rock and country....
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Anything that motivates me to work. Most often I listen to what's called Euphoric Trance. It's high energy and upbeat ,which is what I need, especially when installing the ratlines.
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Flight of the Valkyrie anyone!
I switched from 24/7 classical radio to a genre more stimulating and have been listening to Irish Pub Songs, Sea Chanties, Rebel Songs a bit, and some Irish traditional instrumental but mainly the vocals which have a great variety. One of those is playing right now . . . sea chanties and ballad of the sea. Rich (PT-2)
You have a broad spectrum of compositions in this set with their own atmospheric presentations. Well done. RIch (PT-2)
I guess I am going to be the odd one here - I listen to nothing --- LOL. Nice and quiet.
Is that related to what I think you previously said was your 24/7 radio employment?
Rich (PT-2)
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Here is one of Irish Sea Chanties with great paintings of MOW in various settings with each song.Is that related to what I think you previously said was your 24/7 radio employment?
Rich IPT-2)
Most of the time it's my Pandora station based on Tangerine Dream, which also features a lot of Vangelis, Jean Michel Jarre, Carbon Based Life Forms, Steve Roach, David Helpling, et al. I also have an Isao Tomita station which includes all of the above and some Walter (now known as Wendy) Carlos.
My playlist is rather eclectic. Supertramp, Evanescence, Sara Bareilles, Kate Bush, Eurythmics, Muse, July Talk, Gorillaz, Pink Floyd, The Black Keys, The Watchmen, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, and many more. Throw in some gaming music.
Some of the Canadians on the list (and I highly recommend you check them out):
Gabe
Some of the Canadians on the list (and I highly recommend you check them out):
- Lindsey Walker (a former student of mine!) jazz/blues
- Black Sea Station (a good friend is part of this amazing klezmer band)
- Gordon Lightfoot (rock/folk)
- Arctic Monkeys (rock)
- Rush (rock)
- Parachute Club (classic 80s pop)
- Bet.e and Stef (bossa nova)
- Allanah Myles (rock, pop, blues)
Gabe
A bit of everything from rock to classical. But never rap or heavy metal, that stuff just makes me edgy. The beauty of music is that there is something for everyone. I like a bit of County too, but with the advent of self-driving cars it's only a question of time before some guy writes a song about his truck leaving him.
Kurt Konrath
Kurt Konrath
I listen to mostly local FM oldies playing 70's and 80's, sometimes some old CDs I got from my dad when he passed, he has a varied collection of all types, I will play most anything but Polka Dance songs.
German beer drinking songs on occasion are good.
German beer drinking songs on occasion are good.
