What are you listening to in the garage?

Rock on, shameless self promotion plug time...

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yeah im not into the whole girl pants thing...

 

Nothing like beating metal to Classical Music.

 

I don't like to pussyfoot. When I need a release I work while listening to music that hits you in the fucking chest.....And for some reason I HATE the term Heavy Metal so let's call it Hard Rock - just a sample from the CD list...

Tool
Perfect Circle
Pantera
Korn
def tones
System of a Down
Rage Against the Machine
Chevelle

When I am chillin' or just feel like toning it down a notch I dig almost anything, Rock, Punk, Grunge (I hate that term too), whatever....

Ramones
White Stripes
The Hives
The Distillers
NOFX
The Dwarves
George Thorogood (and the Destroyers)
Tom Petty
Neil Young

I also dig buying those compilation sets that have all of the oldies on them as well as the newer Rock-a-Billy type stuff. No need for the names - we've all got the MFS CDs/DVDs, right?.......

 

Danny Gatton.

 

ME TOO. They have the best commercials.

 

Right this minute??

Rain on the tin roof...
42" fan blowing...
leaky air fitting hissing....
air compressor thumpin'...
oh, and the Doors "LA Woman" is on the radio (WRLT-Nashville)

well, you asked....

 

A strange brew, like my car.

Canned Heat

Cream

John Lee Hooker

Trapeze

UFO

Muddy Waters

Mahogany Rush

Neil Young

Budgie

Black Sabbath

The Clash , etc

 

"how much loooongerrr???"

 

Well, if I ever get BACK to the garage to build something else, I've found that there's a few albums that kick my ass into hyperdrive and get me motivated...

"Bricks Are Heavy" by L7...like nitomethane for your MIND!

"Afterburner" by ZZ Top...'Stages' kicks it up, and 'Rough Boy' sets you on slow burn to COOK!

"Built To Perform" by Phantom Blue...like L7 on a Happy Day...solid driving rock.

"Castle Walls" by Damzel...These gals were my Sisters, from the best days of my Life.

"Cool For Cats" by Squeeze...Cockney Cool pop power...keeps you goin'!

"VOA" and "Standing Hampton" by Sammy Hagar. One of few truly gifted male vocalists ever.

"5150" By Van Halen...their best album ever, alongside Van Halen 1.

"Caught In The Act: LIVE!" by Styx. James Young is the LORD of killer tone...that fucking smoldering chainsaw break on "Snowblind"...right fucking ON!, and when Dennis muses "...we had Dreams" in a vocal pause durring "Come Sail Away"...chills, Man.

"House Of Schock" by House Of Schock. So sad that so few have ever heard this...

"Gutterboy" by Gutterboy...Streetwise New York lads with a gritty vibe. Awesome.

"Plastic Letters", "Parallel Lines" and "Autoamerican" by Blondie. CD versions with early un realesed versions of cuts like "Once Had a Love", before it evolved into the disco icon "Heart Of Glass". Early Blondie still rules all!

Every Go-Gos album, including bootlegs and imports. There'll never be another.

"The Delphines" by The Delphines...Austin rock band with bar band groove.

...and all my OLD country stuff...especially David Allan Coe...from before it was cool to like him. My aunt introduced me to him (litterally!) at a young age...there's never going to be another natural born songwriter like him...he wrote a song right on the spot while we were playing cards that rainy Summer afternoon...I was maybe eight or nine, wound up on sci-fi and superheroes...he sang something he called "Johnny Socko Superman" about it!

 

I n the garage nothing at present, must get back in there and get some sounds in there.....

otherwise....

Ramones (first and formost in any list)
Stiff Little Fingers (Inflamable material is the best album ever outa Ireland)
Mad Fab
Dub side of the moon (yup Pink Floyds dark side of the moon all f-k'd up, but really well...)
Looked at all my old vinyl last night and need to get a record player again, a heap of stuff there I should be listening too....... including Ruts.

oh and I caught a video on TV of some blond chick and Willy nelson, she seemed to be spending a whole bunch of time cleaning the General Lee in a bikini so what ever that was I'm not sure about listening but it was good to watch

 

"Lord Mr. Ford, oh how I wish that you could see, what your simple horsless carriage has become"


Jerry Reed

 

Almost nothing recorded after 1962...
"spreading the gospel of traditional Rockin' Music..."

Hank tearin' up the hardwood floor...

 

Sadly, I'm a loyal Cincinnati Reds fan so I usually listen to Marty and Steve call their games. The local oldies station folded several years ago so I mainly stick with talk radio, WLW. I suppose I could bring a CD player out there now that I have bootlegged the full 8 CD Legends set from Time/Life.

Mutt, I thought I was the only one left with Louis Prima recording. He rules.

Vance

 

usually the sound of my die grinder/cutoff wheel cutting throw some old sheetmetal. or the sound of my welder slowly burning me to death one hot spark at a time .

musicly it is often what ever is on the local rock station. i prefer the heavier stuff they play late at night. i will pop in a CD pretty regularly though and it would usually be Rage against the machine, TOOL, System of a down, Disturbed, Mudvayne, Slip Knot, Rob Zombie. occasionaly some old Ministry!!! hell yeah, i'm gonna go put on some Ministry right now!!!

 

Suicidal Tendencies
Black Flag
Agnostic Front
Madball
Transplants
Misfits
Sublime
Social Distortion
Johnny Cash
Slayer
George Thorogood and the Destroyers
Mike Ness

 

been listening to some of this stuff lately.....

slayer decade of aggression
kiss kiss
white zombie
van halen 1
anthrax among the living
pantara cowboys from hell

not much into the new stuff.....though i dig the slipknots duality

brandon

 

hell yeah, i'm gonna go put on some Ministry right now!!![/QUOTE]

no man with a good car needs to be justified......



brandon

 

Anything old n' kool...

If it's past '75, I generally won't listen...

Stuff like:

Jerry Lee Lewis
Dion
Buddy Holly
The Beach Boys
The Drifters
Del Shannon
The Everly Brothers
Bobby Darin
Frankie Valli And The Four Seasons
Bobby Lewis
Tommy James & The Shondells

^^^ That's If I want old stuff^^^

Also:

Creedence Clearwater Revival
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Led Zeppelin
Steppenwolf
The Doors
Rolling Stones
AC/DC

^^^Mostly 60's & 70's^^^

Only stuff that's recent I'll listen to is Reverend Horton Heat...

Later.

Troy.

 

I like a mixed bag as well...

Early 60's stuff like
The Exciters
Dylan
Jan and Dean
Beach Boys
Anything Doo wop
and throw in some
Clash
Dire Straits
Credence Clearwater REVISITED
Doors
Hendrix
And add LOTS of British Invasion....
Searchers
Beatles
Who
Moody Blues
etc.
Wash....Rinse....repeat

Glenn

 

im listinin to the sounds of the grinders.... the sawzalls....el air compressor....
the mig welders....

US BOMBS
Haywoods
Germs
etc...

 

I seldom buy or listen to CD's anymore. Usually listen to Sirius Satellite radio. Have it in my daily driver and another receiver that's jacked into my stereo which plays in the shop through the house av distribution system. Check out Mojo Nixon's afternoon show on the Outlaw Country channel. I also listen to KPIG radio in CA over the internet...good mix of music and very few commercials.

 

bear family rockabilly comps.
big sandy
deke dickerson
the cramps
django
nick cave
plasmatics
new york dolls
hazil atkins
billy bragg
masive attack

 

Stevie Ray Vaughn
Lita Ford
Johnny Cash
Hank Williams Sr.
Susan Tedeski
John Lee Hoker
Junior Brown
Keb Mo
Dewit Yoakum
Metallica
Bill Monroe

and the kids fighting and the wife yelling at the kids.

 

1. TOOL- 4 HIS POETIC LYRICS​
2. SLIPKNOT- 4 THE THOSE DAYS YOU WANT TO HIT SOMEONE​
3. KORN- 4 VOCALS AND INSTRUMENTAL​
4. ILL NINO- NOT SURE WHY, THEY JUST ROCK​
5. BEATLES- 4 A TRIPPIN GOOD TIME​
6. OTEP- 4 THE MORBID CURIOSITY​
7. MARILYN MANSON- ROCK GENUIS​
8. NO DOUBT- I JUST WANA BANG GWEN​
9. STATIC X- THEY ARE JUST REALLY MEAN,REALLY​
10. BRITNANY SPEARS- I ALWAYS STUDY THE PEOPLE IM ASSANATING​

 

High Noon and Junior B on repeat

 

WKBW

 

open headers [not the band]
Pink Floyd..............
...and lately, I've been listening to a lotta AM talk-radio....Glen Beck just cracks me up! So does Dr. Savage

 

Swinging Neckbreakers, The Cynics,Monomen,Killing Joke,The Monsters,Crusaders,Echo & the bunneymen,Billy Idol,Bowie,Radio Birdman...I`m getting mellow in my old age

 

Pennywise

Lead Belly

Woody Guthrie

Hank Williams Sr. and the III

Primus (anything with Les Claypool

Pantera/Super Joint

Johnny Cash (of course)

Pink Floyd

Zepplin

Tom Waits

Sage Francis

Buck 65

Dean Martin

Beck

Benny Goodman

Buckethead

Just to name a few
Ya I am all over the place in music
If you have never heard of some of these bands/singers listed in anyones post I suggest you check them out. Thats what I am doing with the shit I have never heard of