What do you listen to in your garage?

old time "rock & roll" ! is there anything else ??? .. steve

 

My own RANTIN'/Confusion!

 

Mostly early Rockabilly, Blues(Delta/Chicago), Rock'n'Roll, and some Jazz(Swing/Be-bop).

 

same as anyplace-tinnitis, got it from loud cars............and loud music..

 

Different stuff. Depends on my mood.

 

Rockabilly , Doo Wop & Lounge!

 

guess

 

right now its---------



all punk & noise.

 

http://www.kshe95.com/ Where a lot of rockers got there start....

 

The Blasters
Asleep at The Wheel
Any oldies
Colin James and His Little Big Band
Commander Cody And His Lost Planet Airmen
Willie And The Poor Boys
Rush
Metallica
Led Zep
Deep Purple
ZZ Top
Stevie Ray
Anything blusey,any classic rock,and my personal fave for the shop,a complilation album by the name of
Revenge Of The Surf Instrumentals

 

I like to be alone in the garage, working on the old stuff, and listening to whatever takes me back or gets me going. I have XM Radio, and I'm always listening to the '50's Station, Willies place, and Cross Country. Well, they dropped Cross Country after they merged with Sirus... Kind of pissed.
At work here in Indy, I work on cars all day (1950's to mostly 1960's) and I just listen to the local Country station. Seems like its the only shit on our radio here that is simple, makes sense and something I can relate to.

Just my .02.

 

the neighbor lady yelling at her kids and the husband yelling at her. very comical at times.

 

Now there's a blast from the past, I used to play with Lucky Oceans.

 

SRV, Steve Earl, Old Blues.

 

http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/

 

Rush or TV .C

 

Whatever is on the stereo in the shop. Weekdays after work, it's talk radio. Nights, it's the local classic rock station. Weekends, during football season, it's on the Sooner game or the NASCAR race, but otherwise, it's classic rock. I've got an old Sansui AM/FM receiver that I bought new in 1981, plus a pair of old Kenwood bookshelf speakers, that put out more than enough noise for the shop.

 

In Adelaide- Steppin' Out, Hillbilly Hoot,Blues Power, Late 4 breakfast, Ali Oakley- Hillbilly Helpdesk & Revival on 3D Radio.
Port Power during winter...GOOOAAAAALLLLLLLL Go Power !!!!!!!!!! Engine sounds &
Other music- Alligator Records/ Redhouse Records/ ANYthing recorded between Chi & N Orleans/ brothers Vaughan/ stuff @ Antone's/ Atlantic R & B/ local kids/ Jeff Beck/ old aussies/Able Archers/ Spencer P Jones/ Dumb Earth/ The Scientists/
SKA/ Leadbelly/ The Triffids / Otis Redding...... etc. etc..
P.S; You like torchy rock ? 'THE VERY BEST OF BILLY THORPE & THE AZTECS'- Mushroom Records MUSH33253.2

 

The sounds of my tools at work. I never need more entertainment than that. I also almost never listen to a car radio.

 

i can relate to tinnitis ..good ole ring never really goes away...unless all buzzed up it might...sometimes...........i listen to older rock, cds i burn off lime wire, sometimes is weird from david alllen cole to dillion....the song "COCKY" BY KID ROCK was my favorite "cruse-in past the gold chainers in my blown primered vega wagon...talk about no respect......dangerfeild got more respect then my in my primered wagon........but then again, "it ain't braggin if ya back it up"................

 

Usually I'm listening to Rancid or Lars Fredrickson and the Bastards...Punk rock helps with my productivity and keeps the neighbors at bay

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lo_YinURnY

the inovator of the preverbial "power cord" seen him play live at beachland here in Cleveland

 

the grinder, welder and the ocasional OH FUCK!!!!

 

My fucking neighbors sreaming kids and barking dogs. I hate those fuckers.

 

Today, its Planxty, the incredible String Band, and Steeleye Span.

 

I made a couple of cd's that have Oldies,Rock,Country,Jazz and basicly what I like.The thing thats cool about them is that I only put songs on them that I never get tired of hearing.I can go out there right now and fire up the sounds and love every song I hear over and over again.

 

The new 'Super Suckers" CD,"get it together"
If I was rich I would give every Hamb'r a copy.But I ain't so I won't.

www.supersuckers.com

 

My air compressor.

 

Man...From blues to doo wop to rock-a-billy...from metal to classic rock to classic outlaw country...Been jamming to Nebula n FuManchu n C.O.C. Live a lot lately. I listen to it all, just depends the mood. No rap or pop though. Also the sounds off beers opening and food grillin...

I got a nice old Marantz stereo set-up in garage.....lovely sound...

 

I love the Super Suckers.

I listen to 99.9 KISW (Seattle station, modern/classic rock) because the CD player broke, or I would be listening to 90's SoCal Epitaph/Vagrant label Punk