Author Topic: Music related stuff... (Read 407 times)

texasmom · « **Reply #15 on:** February 19, 2008, 12:25:50 PM »

Trax: here's what I have in my cubby at work to listen to today. I rotate these out with others, but today, here's what's in there:

Sade
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Il Divo
Josh Groban
Sarah Mclachlan (two of them)
Nora Jones
Charlotte Church
Alison Krauss
Big Bands: music from the war years (3 disc set)
"WWII Love Songs" (2 disc set)
Harry Connick, Jr.
"Texas Loves it's Blues"
Plus a whole bunch of Christmas CD's that I haven't taken home yet to take out of the rotation.

On the way into work for the morning, I listen to the rock channel on the radio. On the way home from work in the afternoon I listen to the country channel on the radio. In the evening at home while cleaning I listen to classical channel on the radio. On Sundays I listen to the big band special on the radio.

:)Trax, I was looking at your list up there. It's quite a good mix.

JB73 · « **Reply #16 on:** February 19, 2008, 12:32:23 PM »

you should look into MP3's txmom. get a 20gb player, and rip all your CD's on to it. I use my PC now since I am head of IT, but before that some simple cheap PC speakers plugged into the MP3 player was my tunes at my desk. I had them all in 1 place, and would just set a shuffle.

texasmom · « **Reply #17 on:** February 19, 2008, 12:38:25 PM »

I think I've got one of those gadgets, or something similar. They store music and videos/movies. I use a program to buy CDs (or individual songs)off an internet site, which stores them both on my computer and on the gadget. I don't think it's an mp3 player though. My kid has one of those & it looks different than mine. Mine has a video player. An mp3 player is just for music, but does the same thing, right?

One of my kids got the thing in his room. Haven't seen it in months. I bet when I get it back all of my Craig Morgan & Ella Fitzgerald is gone.

Those gadgets are such a good idea though. There are some folks that I like only ONE song from, and don't want to suffer through their whole CD just to hear the one song.

trax1 · « **Reply #18 on:** February 19, 2008, 12:41:11 PM »

Well I'd definitely say you have a wide range of music you like, just like myself. I like just about everything from rap, classic rock, to metal. I find that people usually try to pigeon hole you, and if say you like to listen to Metallica, then you can't listen to Tupac, and vise versa. I like just about all music and don't allow myself to shut out one type of music just because other people don't think I should listen to it. I'm guessing you find the same happening to you, like with listening to Slayer, I'm sure people can't believe or don't think you should listen to Slayer just because of who you are.