What Music Do You Listen To?

[az_human]

What music do all of you guys and girls out there listen to?

Just a few of my favorites include:
The Mars Volta
Porcupine Tree
Soilwork
Opeth
Pink Floyd

[Patrick-Ruff]

I like one band out of that, Pink Floyd.
I listen to alot of music, but its narrowed down to high quality rock n' roll (60s 70s and 80s) (in no particular order
The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Aerosmith, Rush, Queensryche, Jimi Hendrix, The Who, Skid Row, Judas Priest, Joe Satriani, Led Zeppelin, Megadeth, Poison, Ronnie James Dio, Scorpions, Tesla, Van Halen, Blue Oyster Cult, Candlebox, Cream, Deep Purple, Guns N' Roses, and Kiss. theres many others but thats the shorter list.

[Rita]

I enjoy listening to a wide range of music.

Nelly, Shaggy, Bee Gee's, Neil Diamond, Andy Williams, Shirley Bassey, Donny Osmond and I still like listening to Elvis too.

[Bandit]

AudioSlave
StoneTemplePilots
AliceInChains
Metalica
3DoorsDown
Staind
PuddleOfMud
NickleBack

Stuff like that...

[Stormy Eyes]

Angra, Megadeth, Iron Maiden, Bruce Dickinson, The Black Mages, Renaissance, ELP, Ayreon, Type O Negative, Queensryche, Blue Oyster Cult -- I'm a long-haired metalhead.

[MetalMusicAddict]

METAL!!! \m/ http://www.kerrazy-torrents.net/style_emoticons/default/headbang2.gif

[BugenhagenXIII]

I'll listen to anything as long as it's good.

Some of my favorites are:
Sublime, Symphony X, Alanis Morissette, Pink Floyd, Barenaked Ladies, Opeth, Slayer, Incubus, Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution, Rollins Band, Queens of the Stone Age, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Del the Funky Homosapien, Electric Six, The Mars Volta, Death Cab for Cutie, The Postal Service

[darkmatter]

Metal, classical, baroque... anything else good (not like there is much else ;) )

@Stormy: long-haired metal freak, eh??? I miss my long hair... though the current Lex Luthor doo I'm sportin' ain't to shabby :mrgreen:

[DigitalDuality]

Tool
Pink Floyd
Mars Volta
Opeth
Dimmu Borgir
Eminem
Immortal Technique
The Herd (Aussie hip hop)
Nine Inch Nails
Marilyn Manson
Postal Service
Bloc Party
Atmosphere

meh..i can't list it all... see my last.fm page

http://www.last.fm/user/DigitalDuality/

[Bragador]

I like music that sounds "new". I like new sounds and I especially like music with electronic influences.

I definitely like metal but I rpefer it with a symphonic influence with at least one keyboard.

For now I'm listening to:
-Children of Bodom
-Switchblade symphony
-Sisters of Mercy
-Funkervogt
-marumari
-Bauhaus
-the occasional otomo yoshihide experimental music song sent to me by my friend lol
-the minibosses (I like them because of my nintendo nostalgia)
-and much more

by the way I discovered "lil pocket knife" lately and hahahaha it is so funny. Try to listen to their song "A.D.D." . Priceless. (you can listen to them o www.pandora.com it's a free radio on the net"

[Sheinar]

Exumer, Destroyer 666, Gamma Ray, Heathen, Running Wild, Overkill, Skyclad, UneXpect, Sabbat, Possessed, etc.

So, Metal mainly. Also like Classical and some Punk/Hardcore/Crossover like Cancerslug, The Germs and Cro-Mags.

[nalmeth]

I listen to anything that engages the listener (me), my preferences are pretty broad.. I don't like playing favorites and waving flags, but for the hell of it, some of my favs:

Metallica, Pantera (particularily Dime and Vinnie), Megadeth, Slayer, The Band, Jethro Tull, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Rolling Stones, Johnny Cash, Bone Thugs 'n' Harmony, many many more fav's

Basically impress me with a new idea/style, 'engage' my attention, and I'll dig you. A lot of new music does neither, so I lurk in the past somewhat. Also I don't like if you threaten to sue me for backing up my album's, but Ill forgive you if they're good enough - especially since you can't actually sue me where I live yet..

[ComplexNumber]

everything except death metal(this is noise, not music), country(bland and boring beyond belief), and mind numbing techno crap.

i mostly like a lot of indie, jazz, and blues.

good artists mentioned so far include:
pink floyd, hendrix, led zepellin, joe satriani, godspeed you black emperor!.
why has nobody mentioned the these:
velvet underground, joy division, gemma hayes, carina round, slowdive, kathleen edwards, delgados, regina spektor, terami hirsch, nick drake, emm gryner, mazzy star, and hope sandoval.

[Bragador]

and mind numbing techno crap.

And this is a good place to post my rant I guess lol

Normally, the general public thinks electronic music = techo or trance or whatever. While these are sub categories of electronic music, they are not all electronic music styles.

I'm not implying that ComplexNumber didn't know that, but the timing was just too good for me :P

Oh... and I hate hip hop and getto influenced music. :evil:

[Orunitia]

Lots of stuff, too much to list, but I'll list a couple of my favorites.

Do As Infinity - Asian band that I fell in love with a few years ago, and has become my favorite band. Too bad they just split up. :(

David Nevue - He's a pianist, very good and relaxing music. http://www.davidnevue.com/ He has free samples of a bunch of his music on his site if you wanna give him a listen.

Don't really feel like listing everything I listen to right now, but those are two of my current favorites. I usually stay away from popular music that plays on mtv and all that, as they generally sound like trash, but there are exceptions. (No rap or anything, ugh.)

[az_human]

I like music that sounds "new". I like new sounds and I especially like music with electronic influences.

I definitely like metal but I rpefer it with a symphonic influence with at least one keyboard.

For now I'm listening to:
-Children of Bodom
-Switchblade symphony
-Sisters of Mercy
-Funkervogt
-marumari
-Bauhaus
-the occasional otomo yoshihide experimental music song sent to me by my friend lol
-the minibosses (I like them because of my nintendo nostalgia)
-and much more

by the way I discovered "lil pocket knife" lately and hahahaha it is so funny. Try to listen to their song "A.D.D." . Priceless. (you can listen to them o www.pandora.com it's a free radio on the net"

If you haven't heard Tristania, I'd recommend giving them a listen... sounds like you might like them. I wouldn't bother with their newest album, though (Ashes)... I would start with the one before that (World of Glass) and work your way back... or just stick with World of Glass.

[nalmeth]

death metal(this is noise, not music),
There is 'death metal' that is just noise, but there are a lot of artists in the 'death metal' scene that are very musically impressive. Just because it's heavy and loud, doesn't mean its not musical. Some metal bands can blend rhythm and harmony like no others, while kicking your ***. You shouldn't take the phrase too seriously, its just a word. Maybe you just don't like getting your *** kicked by your music.. I really do

country(bland and boring beyond belief),
Maybe on country music stations, but the same is with all radio, no potency. You should look into old time country --> johnny cash, merle haggard, george jones
far from boring, in my opinion, but maybe just not your thing

[az_human]

Lots of metal fans in here... woot!

[ComplexNumber]

Normally, the general public thinks electronic music = techo or trance or whatever. i don't. i specifically mean techno. i like some electronic music.


There is 'death metal' that is just noise, but there are a lot of artists in the 'death metal' scene that are very musically impressive. i'm not saying that there aren't some talented(but misdirected) death metal artists....but their talent is going to waste when they play death metal. i used to really like death metal when i was a little kid, but that was many years ago. i like some heavy stuff like feeder and biffy clyro.

Maybe on country music stations, but the same is with all radio, no potency. You should look into old time country --> johnny cash, merle haggard, george jones
far from boring, in my opinion, but maybe just not your thing hehe they're typical of the the ones who i'm referring to. the only country that i can tolerate is alt country (ie watered down country). part of the reasons why is the instruments that they use, the way that they use them, and the whole structure of country.





i forgot to add. i hate hip hop lyrics, but love the groove.

[nalmeth]

why is the instruments that they use, the way that they use them, and the whole structure of country. so be it.. Are you into The Band? Not a country band, but definiately influenced, along with many other styles. 4 canadians, 1 guy from arkansas, incredible group.

[ComplexNumber]

so be it.. Are you into The Band? Not a country band, but definiately influenced, along with many other styles. 4 canadians, 1 guy from arkansas, incredible group.
not really, no.

[Bragador]

@az_human

I also really like Shade Empire. Metal + Symphonic Electronic = mucho good. But I only heard 2 or 3 songs from them and if you listen to them too much it gets on your nerve but once in a while it's damn good ! Modern symphonic Black metal rocks !

Thanks for Tristania by the way. The songs I've just heard are from Ashes and they are okay. But I see the pattenr and I'll try to find samples from their older cds. Seems promising :-)

[stoeptegel]

Mostly Mike Oldfield, 'Discovery' at the moment, but also lounge, relax and nu-jazz music from all sorts.
When i want some music while i'am learning stuff i listen to Reiki healing music, i know, lame :p

[Sheinar]

i used to really like death metal when i was a little kid
Do you mind naming some Death Metal bands you used to like?

There certainly are some bands that are more noise than anything else, though most Death Metal bands I can think of certainly have enough melody to not be considered anything similar to just "noise". Take Nocturnus, Bloodbath or Death as examples. Death have huge amounts of melody and are possibly one of the most renowned bands in the sub-genre.

Of course, if you're thinking of the more Gore/Brutal Death Metal bands, I could somewhat agree. Most of them do take it too far and seem to lack much melody and rythm.

[xequence]

Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Flaming Lips, The Beatles, The Verve, Aerosmith, Iron Maiden, Bon Jovi, Metallica (nothing new... I like master of puppets and the black album), Grateful Dead, Coldplay, etc.

[Master Shake]

Bands I'm listening to currently...

The Spinners
Doobie Brothers
Michael McDonald
Steely Dan
Nickleback
Yes
Dire Straits
Rush
Genesis
Phil Collins
Journey
Styx
Cheap Trick
Queen

Pretty much live in the past. I'm really digging Steely Dan...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v120/lpmember/sd.jpg

[nalmeth]

nothing new... I like master of puppets and the black album
you must like ride the lightning + kill 'em all too? how bout justice? I dug load at first, but reload was a terrible album by any standard. S&M was interesting but would have rather seen them write new songs rather than 'symphonizing' their old ones (+ why fuel and not fade to black or orion? :rolleyes: )

[xequence]

you must like ride the lightning + kill 'em all too? how bout justice?

Ride the lightning was ok... I really didnt like Kill Em All. I havnt heard and justice for all but I plan to sometime.

Probably the reason why I didnt like ride the lightning was because I have it in crappy 128Kbps quality :K

[kabus]

Currently I am listening to this excellent mix (http://incoming.delsin.org/DelsinNewSeasonMixSpring2006.mp3) of forthcoming releases on dutch techno label Delsin, because I'm quite partial to a bit of mindnumbing crap every once in a while. :p

[ComplexNumber]

Do you mind naming some Death Metal bands you used to like? ones that i do remember were hell b*****d, megadeth(these used to be), and metallica (ditto). things have got much more extreme these days, and the more extreme they become, the less likely i am to like them.
why, whats the problem?

Radiohead i forgot about these. i like radiohead.

[Sheinar]

ones that i do remember were hell b*****d, megadeth(these used to be), and metallica (ditto). things have got much more extreme these days, and the more extreme they become, the less likely i am to like them.
Ahahahahaha. Thanks, you've just made my day.

I'll give you Hell Bastard, just because their earlier material was Grindcore (which is actually just an extreme version of old-school Hardcore Punk), but both Metallica and Megadeth's earlier material was Thrash Metal. I've even heard their demo's, so they're not hiding any Death Metal music away from me anywhere. Plus, the first Death Metal album (arguably Possessed's Seven Churches) only came out a year before Metallica's third album.

No offense, but the only reason I can see mixing up Thrash and Death Metal would be because of the earlier Death Metal bands, which evolved from Thrash Metal. Though, they're more likely to have been influenced by the heavier Thrash Metal bands like Dark Angel than Metallica or Megadeth.

[ComplexNumber]

No offense, but the only reason I can see mixing up Thrash and Death Metal would be because of the earlier Death Metal bands, which evolved from Thrash Metal. Though, they're more likely to have been influenced by the heavier Thrash Metal bands like Dark Angel than Metallica or Megadeth. i don't like any of them. a name is just a label afterall.....and the defintion of labels changes over time. i grew out of that stuff when i was about 13.

[bored2k]

I let Last.FM speak for itself.

http://www.last.fm/user/bored2k/

[Bragador]

Trash Metal = Genre that can be defined as "no I don't listen to them but I like to **** off my neibhors" lol

Trash metal is a joke on the community. It's not music. It's like that emperor's clothes story but with music.

[az_human]

@az_human

I also really like Shade Empire. Metal + Symphonic Electronic = mucho good. But I only heard 2 or 3 songs from them and if you listen to them too much it gets on your nerve but once in a while it's damn good ! Modern symphonic Black metal rocks !

Thanks for Tristania by the way. The songs I've just heard are from Ashes and they are okay. But I see the pattenr and I'll try to find samples from their older cds. Seems promising :-)

IMO, there is not one bad song on Tristania's "World of Glass". I was highly disappointed with Ashes.

I too love anything that mixes metal with symphonic type stuff. I also love swedish metal.

[vertigo]

IMO, there is not one bad song on Tristania's "World of Glass". I was highly disappointed with Ashes.

I too love anything that mixes metal with symphonic type stuff. I also love swedish metal.


Give Nightwish or Within Tempation a try sounds like what your listening to, both are currently on my playlist.

I mainly listen to metal and rock with a bit of everything else thrown in, currently Van Halen, Aerosmith, Beatallica, Queen, Pink Floyd, Jean Michelle Jarre, and numerous others.

[Minyaliel]

*shudders* brr.... Nightwish.... make'em go away.... *huddles in a corner* please.... make it.... stop....

Alright, time to stop behaving like my little brother. But, fact is, I can't stand that band. I love Within Temptation, I adore gothic music and darkwave, I love opera and classical music (most of it, anyway), I like jazz - but if there's something I can't stand, then that's the sound Nightwish has become so famous for. Nah, give me a good old Bauhaus or Sisters record, or perhaps something HIM, Black Tape for a Blue Girl or Rancid and I'm happy.

[DigitalDuality]

I never understood the hype behind HIM. Rancid.. everything up until Out Comes the Wolves, and Op Ivy.. good stuff.

[Orunitia]

but reload was a terrible album by any standard.

No, by your standard, not "any" standard. I happen to like reload. But I'm not into much metallica before ride the lightning.

[vertigo]

*shudders* brr.... Nightwish.... make'em go away.... *huddles in a corner* please.... make it.... stop....

Alright, time to stop behaving like my little brother. But, fact is, I can't stand that band. I love Within Temptation, I adore gothic music and darkwave, I love opera and classical music (most of it, anyway), I like jazz - but if there's something I can't stand, then that's the sound Nightwish has become so famous for. Nah, give me a good old Bauhaus or Sisters record, or perhaps something HIM, Black Tape for a Blue Girl or Rancid and I'm happy.

Bauhaus and Sisters are great not keen on HIM though I do like Fields of the Nephilim as well

[DigitalDuality]

oh and i forgot to mention the sonic goodness that is Shpongle.

[Gustav]

the Velvet Underground
the Stooges
the Birthday Party
the Clash
MC5
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
PJ Harvey
Pixies
Jimi Hendrix
Bauhaus
the Doors
+ some Swedish bands you probably don't know off

The best years in music history: 1967 (Velvet underground released "the Velvet Underground & Nico") - 1972 (the Stooges released "Raw Power")

[graabein]

I would take Gustav's record collection and add some 60/70's rock like the Stones, Led Zeppelin and Neil Young and some jazz and a dose of French pop/sleaze and German kraut. Bitte danke. Yeah, and some 90's indie rock and eighties post punk... ;)



http://www.last.fm/user/ogden

[benplaut]

music? i'm going to f*cking kill music!

*throws chair*

[davtaine]

Heavy Metal: Dio Masterplan Sonata Arctica Judas Priest Manowar Edguy Halford Iced Earth Helloween Iron Maiden Tarot Avantasia Gamma Ray Hammerfall Black Sabbath Rainbow Queensryche Iron Savior Primal Fear Symphony X etc...

[purdy hate machine]

I’m not a fan of metal or country, other than that I listen to most kinds of music.

REM
Depeche Mode
Joy Division.
The Clash.
VNV Nation.
Porcupine Tree
Portishead
Sisters of Mercy.
Kraftwork.
Fish.
New Order.
The Smiths.
OMD
Bauhaus
Massive Attack
Faithless.
David Bowie.

[ComplexNumber]

1967 (Velvet underground released "the Velvet Underground & Nico") it should have been released a year or 2 before that (because thats when it was completed), but was delayed and wasn't released officially until 67 due to legal reasons. some cash strapped drug taking guy(someone with the surname of emerson) who was part of the factory decided to try and sue because he claimed that his photo had been used on the cover without permission. so it was delayed while his photo had to be airbrushed out.


Portishead there's yet another good band that i forgot to mention about. they should be releasing their new album this year (hopefully).

[IYY]

I live in the past...

Bob Dylan
Jimi Hendrix
Pink Floyd
Frank Zappa
Johnny Cash
Bob Marley
Led Zeppelin

I also like much old Russian music, like Vladimir Vysotsky, Akvarium, DDT...

[eriqk]

I like a lot of the stuff you'll find on Kranky records, or Constellation; Warp stuff (up until about two years ago); weirder things, like many of the Mego, Raster or Mille-Plateux releases; older stuff like Joy Division, Coil, TG, Sonic Youh, Swans, &c; Steve Reich, Philip Glass (until Songs From Liquid Days), Morton Feldman; Oh, and Baroque, especially Henry Purcell.
Oh, and I've fallen in love with the music of Sufjan Stevens, recently.
Well, there's lots more, but this is a good cross-section.

Groet, Erik

[McAbre]

The Legendary Pink Dots
Musta Paraati
Mana Mana
Alien Sex Fiend
The Birthday Party
Converter
K:Void
Brända Barn
Einstürzende Neubauten
Throbbing Gristle

and such...

[Gustav]

the Velvet Underground
the Stooges
the Birthday Party
the Clash
MC5
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
PJ Harvey
Pixies
Jimi Hendrix
Bauhaus
the Doors
+ some Swedish bands you probably don't know off

When reading this list again I see that I missed one of the best bands ever - The Jesus Lizard!!!!

Just listen to Goat. It's such a great record.

(And I also forgot to mention Sonic Youth
edit: and the Smiths)

[fuscia]

i'll, pretty much, listen to just about anything.

[bonzodog]

I listen to a whole range of music:

Clannad
Enya
The Corrs
The Chieftains
Leftfield
Jean-Michel Jarre
Air
Pink Floyd
Yes
ELP
ELO
Pet Shop Boys

I could go on....

[djsroknrol]

Pink Floyd
Godsmack
Def Leppard
Goo-Goo Dolls
Sammy Hagar
Van Halen (Pre Sammy for sure)
Rush (My Fav)

[RavenOfOdin]

I listen to a lot of country music, artists such as Brooks and Dunn, Toby Keith, Joe Diffie . . .Quite a bit of folk music, some ethnic music and the occasional 80's rock tune.

[AvatharTri]

Tool
Tristania
Hard-core (Mudvayne, Slipknot etc.)
Classical (Mozart, etc.)
very select Trance (Tiesto)

[PryGuy]

Pink Floyd
The Doors
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Morcheeba
Vangelis
Jean Michele Jarre
Bach
Mozart
Beethoven

[Kouya]

i usually listen to instrumental music, plus anime osts and chinese songs too.

[gingermark]

For anyone who cares, I mainly listen to a lot of "melodic hardcore" (I hate genre names)

Basically, the best band in the world imho is Leatherface (http://www.leatherface.uk.com/), and there are a fair few relatively underground bands out there that do (or have done) similar stuff.

The Newest Industry (http://www.thenewestindustry.com/), Crackle! (http://www.crackle.freeuk.com/), Bombed Out (http://bombedout.com/) and Boss Tuneage (http://www.bosstuneage.com/) among others keep me sane.

I don't have any friends into the same stuff though, which is a shame :(

[padams10001]

Carcass, Napalm Death, Morbid Angel, Slayer, Nasum... all the kiddie friendly bands. \m/

[sunexplodes]

I'm mostly an indie guy, I guess. But I fork off into various other depths.

Lately: Julie Doiron, Au Pairs, Les Savy Fav, Au Revoir Simone, Dan Deacon, Ted Leo & The Pharmacists, Nina Nastasia, Neko Case, Pelican

Forever: Pavement, Eric's Trip, Sloan's first two records, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Q And Not U, The Velvet Underground, My Bloody Valentine, Yo La Tengo

[Vansinnesvisan]

Agalloch, Ajattara, Belphegor, Die Form, Funker Vogt, Hocico, Katatonia, Korpoklaani, Marduk, Menhir, Manegarm, Naglfar, Sahg, Shining, Tanzwut, Therion, Tyr. Plus ~300 others.

[PartisanEntity]

Many different genres really, mostly electronica though. Here are some of the ones I can remember off the top of my head:

Independent:
Mandalay
Massive Attack
Garbage
Portishead
Hooverphonic
Lamb

Electronica:
Aphex Twin
Boards of Canada
Bjork
Air
Grace Valhala
Mindthings


Mixed: World - Ethnic - Religious
Sami Yusuf
Yusuf Islam
Ammar
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
Farook Tekbilek
Mozárabe Juan Carlos Gómez
Ensemble Ibn Arabi
Chants Soufis Arabo-Andalous
Al-Kindî Ensemble
Julien Jâlal Eddine Weiss

Classical:
Vivaldi
Wagner
Carl Orf
Mozart
Beethoven
Bach
Tchaikovsky

Pop - Rock:
Yusuf Islam's earlier works as Cat Stevens
Bare Naked Ladies
but not much else in this genre.

That's it for now.

[gn2]

I enjoy:

Loudon Wainwright III
Steely Dan
Talking Heads
Django Rheinhardt and Stephane Grappelli
Ian Dury and the Blockheads
Robert Johnson
Chuck Berry
Captain Beefheart

and various others.

There are only two types of music.

The stuff you like and the stuff you don't.

Matt Groening was correct. Trout Mask Replica is definitely the best album of all time.

[Kymus]

I'll listen to most anything that's not Rap or Country... oh yeah, and no marching band music either.

The primary styles I listen to though are in the gothic/darkwave/futurepop/synthpop genre.

my top 3 favorites are:

The Crüxshadows
VNV Nation
Apoptygma Berzerk

[Chrisj303]

Techno

Punk

Acid House

Ska

Dubstep

[DutyDuty]

5 Best songs:

1. Baba O'Riley: The Who
2. Jungleland: Bruce Springsteen
3. Dancing in the Dark: Bruce Springsteen
4. London Calling: The Clash
5. Behind Blue Eyes: The Who

Other than those bands,
Talking Heads
Traveling Wilburys
RHCP
Phish
The Kinks
The Doors
The Cure
The Beatles

[cyclefiend2000]

talking heads
blondie
elvis costello
traveling wilburys
george harrison
nirvana
foo fighters
hole
the white stripes
fiona apple
johnny cash
david allen coe
neil young
the beastie boys

i love listening to early 80's new wave at work. i listen to radio nigel (http://www.radionigel.com/) a lot.

[Sn3ipen]

I just take my Last.fm stats.

Top 20 artists for the last month and how many times i have been playing these artists:

1 Metallica 63
2 Bon Jovi 56
3 Cradle of Filth 53
3 Slipknot 53
5 Garth Brooks 42
6 Johnny Cash 40
7 Pink 39
8 Nickelback 38
9 Stage Dolls 36
9 Bruce Springsteen 36
11 In Flames 34
12 Bryan Adams 33
13 Live 32
14 U2 30
15 Scar Symmetry 27
16 Alan Jackson 25
17 blink-182 21
18 Hinder 20
19 50 Cent 19
19 Evanescence 18

[ltk5]

lately just psytrance
but also ambient/chill

[bobbocanfly]

Indie/Rock stuff.

The Subways, Callel, The Arcade Fire, Biffy Clyro, Hadouken!, Wolfmother, Editors, Metric, Death From Above 1979, Nirvana, Giant Drag, The Cribs. Lots more.

[rock-hopper]

Hi - interesting thread - I've just realised that I sit here, hour after hour and hardly ever listen to music at all.

I think I 'got lost' some time in the 80s and have never found a way back - so I guess it can't be all that important to me!

I have got a pile of vinyl and some cds, not to mention a good old-fashioned steam radio and the missus has an mp3 player with Beatles, Beach Boys and stuff like that, which probably 'dates' us pretty well :( !

Regards, rock-hopper.