What do you listen too revisited.

[jknaus]

We once had a thread on music and I just found some new stuff that I kind of like so I'll start the thread again. So far I have been introduced to some very cool music here at Modelers Alliance including one of my favorites Epica. Here is a new group to me that I am liking.Nightwish.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pr05E9xHIk0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1V49SkmBCq0

So come on introduce us to new stuff.
James

 

[Iron Mike]

When I can model, I usually stream music from aol radio http://aolradio.slacker.com/. They have an all blues station that plays a variety of blues music that is my favorite. I also tend toward playing Jimmy Buffett in the garage while painting, but Hendrix and ZZ Top have been staples out there too. There must be some kind of way out here... :coolio

 

[Dave The Chef]

I've got plenty of stuff you may 'like' - how about this for starters -

 

[SA Dave]

At least its not 10 masked men :evil:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbyw_mOcMe0

 

[moon puppy]

What do I listen to?

My Wife...makes life easier.

 

[Dave The Chef]

James if you like Nightwish there are whole load of bands like them, have a search on google but this forum thread is good to start with -
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/932481
You may like this -

All of the Ayreon stuff is pretty epic and features lots of male and female vocalists from many bands including Nightwish on the most recent album.

Anyway for those who want to be crushed! -

Salty is the taste of DEATH!

 

[Gator]

Pandora Radio for me. Big Band, Mills Brothers and the Rat Pack. Sometimes Buffalo Sprifield Radio. That is if I don't have a movie playing.

 

[Tojo72]

No music while modeling,its either silence,sports talk radio,or a ballgame on the radio

 

[Bagge]

What do I listen to?

My Wife...makes life easier.

what a guy!

For me it's a mix of everything, but laura once shared a group that stuck with me

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivP1qYG_tLw

Rammstein is also good :dude

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGYEXYPy3Mw

//Mats

 

[Jeeves]

Right now it's Pandora's Swingin' Christmas station which consists mostly of the stuff Kenny mentioned...basically the Christmas music that was on at my grandparents when I was a kid.

When it's not Christmas, it's normally the Tragically Hip or Rush...but to mix it up, Aloe Blacc has an amazing voice...

 

[Adam Baker]

A friend of mine introduced me to Nightwish, and I really like their music. I have to say I prefer their stuff w/ there original singer Tarja Turunen, she's a classically trained soprano, so it brought a few interesting sound to the group.

I think this one is probably my favorite of theirs that I've heard so far.

The same friend also showed me Epica, which has a fairly similar sound

As for what I regularly listen to, I'm mostly into music by Queen & Journey and that kind of thing. Its funny that a lot of the music are from groups that are older than I am.

We once had a thread on music and I just found some new stuff that I kind of like so I'll start the thread again. So far I have been introduced to some very cool music here at Modelers Alliance including one of my favorites Epica. Here is a new group to me that I am liking.Nightwish.


So come on introduce us to new stuff.
James

 

[Dave The Chef]

A friend of mine introduced me to Nightwish, and I really like their music. I have to say I prefer their stuff w/ there original singer Tarja Turunen, she's a classically trained soprano, so it brought a few interesting sound to the group.

I think this one is probably my favorite of theirs that I've heard so far.

Here's the original of that which was written by the late Gary Moore -

Before he went all bluesy most of his 80's were rockers like that, go check him out.

 

[Adam Baker]

Nice, I like that one too. I didn't know that the Nightwish version was a cover of an existing song.

 

[ausf]

If I really have to show my hand...

As a teenager in NYC in the late 70s, early 80s (yes, Taxi Driver is basically a documentary), you'd either find me in the Bowery:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZotWsKfPwA

Or the Village:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJriU5t8iuQ

That said, I've always found the best music to work to art wise is early Aretha Franklin or Ray Charles. I have the box sets of the original Atlantic recordings and you can just get lost in their voices. John Coltrane is good for building too.

I've played bass my whole life, so there's a lot of Flea (RHCP) or Charles Mingus going on here, depending on whether it's the electric or the double out of the case.

 

[Bagge]

Here's 2 of the greatest singing together in a great song!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nt06PFWkJ1I

And when you need some power

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKml8LwF_0M

favourites from my teens

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDKB-kXlvTc

and ofcourse some swedish music

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-xm7ZqQS-Q

//Mats

 

[Bagge]

Almost forgot these
If you like rock"n"roll and rockabilly then you must look thrue this playlist, one of the greatest bands in Sweden!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9b3ZZywQvg&list=RDNJQnZ0Bu7Zo

Keep on rockin'!

//Mats

 

[jknaus]

Havent had a chance yet to check out the suggestions. Hope to do so today.
James

 

[ausf]

Mats you are bringing back memories. B)

 

[Bagge]

this is one more favourite!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tZJnFGs3tE

//Mats

 

[Barney]

I open iTunes and just click away... sometimes it might be Jesus Christ Superstar other times it might be Paul O'dette playing Lute...