Duz music make a diff to you?

It's difficult to trust people who don't need music. I need a little bit of 'Lucinda', junkyard 'Waits', and some 'Bugs Henderson' just to be able to function in the Studio, Garage, or Cruisin'. I need my tunes !

Co-founder of the Re-juvenated NOMADS

 

What does soap have to do with music,,,leave the texting **** to the teenage girls! HRP

 

I have to say a big NO, as I don't listen to anything whilst in the garage,I don't listen to music whilst driving either!I'm probably quite boring really!!!!

Nick.

 

It really doesnt matter ,I can work without music , I dont really need it .Time doesn't go any quicker for me .But since Im letting some glazing putty dry and posting to your thread right now ,Ill go back out and turn some music on .Thanks Im all thought out anyway ....

 

Gary, DON'T ignore those voices, they're trying to tell you something!

Nick.

 

Whether I'm striping, doing art, wrenching or driving, I always need music! Everything from 80's thrash to S.T. to Fu Manchu! A little 60 hot rod/beach boys once in a while...

 

These old cars are like time-machines to me, and listening to oldies helps to complete the mood/ambiance while driving or working on them.

Hook the ipod up to the boom-box, and, "Heart and soul...I fell in love with you..." Love it.

 

Duz. Isn't that a soap powder?

 

I like music while I'm working, but I find it distracting when I'm trying to dance.

 

I listen to talk radio in the garage.

 

A-man... Did I mention I love doo-wop music also??

 

Hell ya

 

CASH, Hank W., G. Jones, The Misfits are very common in the 'Heavy'...
Oldies, Punk (Nothing newer than '85?), 70's R&B, and Old School Metal...in the shop.

And as much as Music is part of my life...some of it I just die inside when I hear...like if someone shows up with Poison, Motley Crew, or BonJovi...I will politely...and very switfly usher them to the door...I can't stand to hear any of that ****...

I'm going to go crank 'the Kinks' right now...that sounds like a great idea...

 

Fu Manchu is the ****s!!! I have it filed under "60's Surf Van/Skateboard thrash Music"...for some reason that's what I picture in my head when listening to them...

 

Yup!

 

Hilarious, Dave. Cracked my wife and me up. LOL.

 

yep my kids finally turned me on to a ipod.(shuffle) great little thing.got about 8 hrs worth of music.all the from ina-goda-davida to bob segar to john fogarty,z.z.top the zep **** dale ventures chuck berry i call it speeding ticket music.goes straight from my ears to my right foot(nothing to slow it down in between).example.driving to the shades last year on hwy 411 out of chattanogga, la grange on the ipod, running about 85 in a LOUD 59 el camino,happen to look over at the speed limit sign,35.whoooooopps them ole 4 wheel drum brakes slowed me down pretty quick. stunk tho!!!!!!!

 

It's a "Traditional" Soap Powder...

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Yeah, but I am one of those that has to stop to change the station when they play some **** song that never should have been recorded.Got about three stations I surf between body work and piddling.

 

Same for me, but what's an ipod?

 

Yes.
I highly regulate the tunes in the shop.
Had to part ways with one mechanic because he was always putting shop radio on the dance techno disco.
Told him I was not going to live my life listening to that, so either the techno goes, he goes, or I go.
Well, I am still there.

He is/was a great guy, but I am not running a disco.

wil
www.sakowskimotors.com
www.ridefree.com

 

No, never got into the music thing, often wonder how much money I've saved over the years. Just think of all the types of records tapes, CD's and the devices to play them that you constantly have to replace to keep up with the guy with the latest deal. Are LP's good for anything besides target practice?

 

LPs are great for forming into WHY. A quick dunk in hot water and you can form them into any shape, a dunk in cold stiffens them back up again. I made a whole medeival suit of armour for halloween once, fabbed a form for a shifter tunnel then fibregl***ed over, be creative. Target practice is still a good one, especially old BeeGees albums.

 

Need to grove to the tunes and maybe a little two step to get in the mood for fabbin up something. I find using tin foil over my head helps the reception . Rob.

 

**** yeah! Just blast me some HANSON!.....I keed!

 

i love madsin

 

WHAT?? Of course they are! You could collect 'em. We have some very nice LPs. Shoot, the sale of one (sold for $375) helped finance the purchase of our T roadster body. Yeah it was a kinda rare record (only 100 pressed...ever) but when there is a pretty nice steel T body in the mix, anything goes. Seeing that this is still the HAMB, and I know there are rules, here are some of our automotive related LPs. The first one, I found at an old couples garage sale, and had to wade through a stack of 80's country before I found it. Who would've guessed. The cover was nowhere to be found.

 

If you're "not into the music thing", I guess it doesn't matter, but the cost isn't really an issue anymore. There are lots of P2P applications that enable you to download all the music you want for free on the internet. Try Frostwire. I've got about 4,500 tunes...so far. I know people that have tens of thousands.

 

Hell yeah, gotta have it, Muddy Waters-Cash-CCR-Deep Purple-ZZ Top... anything with guitars and a backbone.

 

Look at my avatar pic; take a guess.

QFT!

Whatever happened to rock and roll? Everybody grew a goatee, started wearing flannel, and *****ing about how tough their life was, just because they had to cope with some existential crisis centered around a vague feeling of ennui?

Rock and roll really took a **** with the grunge era (IMO)... for the record, I'm from Seattle, was a twenty-something living here in the 1990's, and never got into Alice in Chains or Pearl Jam.

Just punched 'em up on last.fm; good stuff!

-Bill