Wrong generation?

D Fresh

Give me a cigar, some bourbon, and i'll put on a happy face. Not that I don't like modern music but give me Frank, Tony, Dean any day of the week. I'm 33...

D Fresh

Regrets, I've had a few. I did what I had to do. I saw it through without exemption. I planned each charted course, each careful step along the byway...but more, much more than this, I did it my way.

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Martel

SM0K3Y

danielzreyes

jd50ae

90+ Irishman

I'm a bit weird in what I listen to as well, growing up building and wrenching cars in the Garage with Pops introduced me to classic rock which I still listen to predominantly today, but I also do a lot of country, instrumental, modern rock and a little Pop. Listen a lot to... Steely Dan, Doobie Brothers, Eric Clapton, Led Zeppelin, Boston, Dire Straits, Steven Stills, Elton John, Jesse Cook (fav instrumentalist), John Mayer, Eric Chruch, Lee Bryce, Luke Bryan, Florida Georgia Line, Kenny Chesney, Maroon 5, Matchbox 20, Mudvayne, Rise Against, Sense Fail, Disturbed, Slipknot, Killswitch Engage, Tom Petty, Joe Walsh (newest album Analog Man is OUTSTANDING) and so so many more.

Hays

D Fresh:

Give me a cigar, some bourbon, and i'll put on a happy face. Not that I don't like modern music but give me Frank, Tony, Dean any day of the week. I'm 33...

I don't see the problem here....? Man, I'm 26 and I'd say the same thing. It's only everybody else who gives a damn, really - my brother (4 years older than me) gets carded before me when we go out, and my wife is 32 next month but most people would never know she was the older one in our relationship. Either way, no big deal really; just do you, and don't worry about fitting into anybody else's box eh?

Bob Luken

I prefer Sousa marches.

jgibv

smoke em if you got em

I dont want to imagine what my life would be like without music..its like my drug. And I listen to a wide variety of music. I love when i catch my kids singing songs from the 70s,80s and 90s..thats the best.

First Warrior

i listen to my Ipod plugged into a boom box every day in my studio. Mostly original pre war blues from Robert Johnson, Lighting Hopkins and Chester Burnett ( Howling Wolf) to when the British boys ( Clapton, Beck picked it up and turned into rock. James Brown and Sam and Dave rock me. I like opera in the form of Maria Callas or Renita Terabaldi singing Pucnini arias. I also like Jazz and John Coltrane is on my play list as is Dexter Gorden, Miles Davis and Bird. Music has been a part of my life for a long time and i use it for inspirition in creating stuff. i like music you can both hear and feel.

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Martel

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bert873

I don't think I could get by without music. That's my escape. Most days I would prefer listening to music than watching TV. I listen to a wide variety of stuff, mostly in the rock genre but also some of the modern hits. I have a canvas hanging on the wall that has a guitar with the saying "where words fail, music speaks". Has to be one of my top quotes as it is so true.

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Amos Umwhat

This has been interesting. I thought I was the only one. Simply put, I like anything that is done well. My Pandora shuffle has from Bach to Warren Zevon, and everything in between.

Bob Luken

Everything I know about opera I learned from Bugs Bunny.

jd50ae

Dark Roast

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