What are you listening to right now?

Interesting! Another board I post on has that same type of thread in their GD. Been going on since 2009, and have grown to over 350 pages. 

To to answer the question, I’ve been doing aloof 80s stuff the last few years. I’ve even incorporated a radio on the new workbench just for that reason. 

I'm listening, and watching ...

Styx.

( It's a video of them playing "live", the album's Grand Illusion and Piece's of Eight , in their entirety. )

Watched "Super Duper Alice Cooper" yesterday.

Well I’m at work now, so I have on a local college public radio station that plays jazz music. No annoying commercials or yakking idiots. Just DJs who talk about the music occasionally.

At my workbench I’ll play my youtube music playlist or hook up my iPod to the stereo at my workbench.

Music calms the savage beast.

I can't get any classical stations on the radio where we live now without installing an FM antenna so I'm listening to CDs. Right now it's Amore, Pavarotti with the volume turned up.

Jim  

Ditto with Stickpusher. AARDVARK

Let's see some links if possible. We'd like to sample the music you like to listen to.

this is a great idea I love finding new music and listen to about everything from country, smooth jazz, classic rock and metal. NO rap tho. This won't be for everyone, and don't listen to Avenged sevenfold if you don't love this country, are troops and the sacrifice they give they are very anti communist.

Dimmu Borgir. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kJ7lNunAPAM
Amon Amarth. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JFYVcz7h3o0
Avenged sevenfold. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ThwSWIXhiRw
Then some more tame stuff
Black veil brides. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gFDCHdKbKBY
AFI. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7HDfypUECng

Recently discovered Greta Van Fleet.

Great classic Led Zeppelin sound from a bunch of young guys!!!!

Before that, my most recent band I got turned on to was Billy Talent.

As you can probably tell, I like the harder stuff when it comes to rock n' roll.

I also like some classic country and be bop jazz.

Lynyrd Skynyrd - RIP Ed King.

I'm an 80's metal head, so I usually have one of my Iron Maiden albums playing("Somewhere In Time" is a favorite)...or have Pandora on my "80's Metal" station.

Eagle90

I'm an 80's metal head, so I usually have one of my Iron Maiden albums playing("Somewhere In Time" is a favorite)...or have Pandora on my "80's Metal" station.

 

No radio. I build in silence. I don’t like distractions while concentrating on my builds. The only thing I may have up and running is my iPad on mute.

tempestjohnny

Like Eagle I'm an 80's metalhead. When I'm in my work van i listen to the local classic rock station. Nothing like a little classic Zeppelin to help get through the day.

 

Oh yeah, when I'm on the road at work....Scorpions, Ac/Dc, Quiet Riot, Judas Priest, Motley Crue, Def Lepard, Kiss....you get the point.  LOL!  My daughter doesn't like it much...my 7 yo son...he likes to head bang.  LOL!

Eagle90

 

 

tempestjohnny

Like Eagle I'm an 80's metalhead. When I'm in my work van i listen to the local classic rock station. Nothing like a little classic Zeppelin to help get through the day.

 

 

 

 

Oh yeah, when I'm on the road at work....Scorpions, Ac/Dc, Quiet Riot, Judas Priest, Motley Crue, Def Lepard, Kiss....you get the point.  LOL!  My daughter doesn't like it much...my 7 yo son...he likes to head bang.  LOL!

 

 

Big thumbs up to all those, but my top three are (in no order), Black Sabbath, Old Aerosmith, and Led Zeppelin. 

hogfanfs

 

 

Eagle90

 

 

tempestjohnny

Like Eagle I'm an 80's metalhead. When I'm in my work van i listen to the local classic rock station. Nothing like a little classic Zeppelin to help get through the day.

 

 

 

 

Oh yeah, when I'm on the road at work....Scorpions, Ac/Dc, Quiet Riot, Judas Priest, Motley Crue, Def Lepard, Kiss....you get the point.  LOL!  My daughter doesn't like it much...my 7 yo son...he likes to head bang.  LOL!

 

 

 

 

 

Big thumbs up to all those, but my top three are (in no order), Black Sabbath, Old Aerosmith, and Led Zeppelin. 

 

Agreed on all three of those.  

"It's a quarter after one, I'm a little drunk and I need you now" by Lady Antebellum.

Technically I'm not actually listening to it, but I heard it the other day, and have had it going through my mind over and over ever since.  Ahhhh 

Soft Cell 

Right now I am listening to my local public radio station, with classical (piano piece) music.  The station does, however, play other stuff.

I will be looking shortly for a radio that provides a USB input so I can put my music on a thumb drive and plug it in.  I do that on my new car.  Nice.  I have about 15 albums on it.  I like folk, especially ethnic folk like Celtic, classical, Appalachian gospel, Broadway, movie and TV themes, some early rock, and dixieland.  No hard rock or cool jazz.

Same as last time this thread popped up here, blessed silence. My favorite.**

**disclaimer: I love music, I'm not the Grinch. Just like peace and quiet more.

Hmmm;

 I was on my way to PetSmart and my radio station " KPAC " was playing the piece that has the " Ride of the Valkyries "in it . I am right this minute into " Dark side of the Moon " by golly . This isn't even a sample of what drives me . Does anyone have the sound track from the movie  "1492 " ??  

  I have to do an update . Lately it's been Enigma and Celtic music . I would listen to Trans-Siberian , but it seems all they have done is Christmas Past ! Don't wanna leave out the Highwaymen and of course any Metal Head type stuff as well .

 In the car it's Public radio and the Classics !

YouTube has the soundtrack...

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6D72A0D27BF67255

stikpusher

YouTube has the soundtrack...

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6D72A0D27BF67255

 

 

 

 

I'm listening, as Frasier used to say. I've always enjoyed Vangelis.

Greg

Same as last time this thread popped up here, blessed silence. My favorite.**

**disclaimer: I love music, I'm not the Grinch. Just like peace and quiet more.

Hi,

I typically do that too.  Don't know why, but it seems on most radio stations the DJs seem to think that you want to hear them blather on an on about stuff, rather than listen to music, etc.  As such, I don't think that I've actually used my car radio for anything other much in the last 13yrs or so (ever since the old WHFS went off the air up here in the DC area, and even then it was only in the afternoons, because the morning guy talked too much)

Pat

Yeah, if I ever turn on the car radio, I usually listen to NPR talkers or the college jazz station. Commercial radio for me doesn't exist anymore.

Listen to blues on my Sonos in the work room.

Listen to blues, rock, Texas stompin' music when I'm out in my Tony's. 

Lot of good bar music here in rural CA.

Heard a good band last week out of San Antonio- "The Last Bandaleros".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1YxRklBFdE

Now playing on the college radio jazz station, “nothing but the blues” show... great stuff. Takes the rough edge off of my shift at work.

https://www.kkjz.org/mobile/

They had a great breakdown of Ray Charles “do the mess around” on my way in to work.

Mind you I love most all sorts of music. I will listen to most anything from classical to punk. But it’s a shame on what radio is for the most part today.

GM, it’s hard to beat a bar with a live band playing music that you enjoy. 

GMorrison

Listen to blues on my Sonos in the work room.

Listen to blues, rock, Texas stompin' music when I'm out in my Tony's. 

Lot of good bar music here in rural CA.

Heard a good band last week out of San Antonio- "The Last Bandaleros".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1YxRklBFdE

 

Good blues is good stuff.

https://youtu.be/4fk2prKnYnI

Eagle90

 

 

hogfanfs

 

 

Eagle90

 

 

tempestjohnny

Like Eagle I'm an 80's metalhead. When I'm in my work van i listen to the local classic rock station. Nothing like a little classic Zeppelin to help get through the day.

 

 

 

 

Oh yeah, when I'm on the road at work....Scorpions, Ac/Dc, Quiet Riot, Judas Priest, Motley Crue, Def Lepard, Kiss....you get the point.  LOL!  My daughter doesn't like it much...my 7 yo son...he likes to head bang.  LOL!

 

 

 

 

 

Big thumbs up to all those, but my top three are (in no order), Black Sabbath, Old Aerosmith, and Led Zeppelin. 

 

 

 

 

Agreed on all three of those.  

 

tempestjohnny

tempestjohnny Like Eagle I'm an 80's metalhead. When I'm in my work van i listen to the local classic rock station. Nothing like a little classic Zeppelin to help get through the day.         Oh yeah, when I'm on the road at work....Scorpions, Ac/Dc, Quiet Riot, Judas Priest, Motley Crue, Def Lepard, Kiss....you get the point.  LOL!  My daughter doesn't like it much...my 7 yo son...he likes to head bang.  LOL!           Big thumbs up to all those, but my top three are (in no order), Black Sabbath, Old Aerosmith, and Led Zeppelin. 

Yes, yes, and yes. and thats coming from a modeler who is still in Highschool. nothing (to me) these days sounds quite as good as a good Def Leppard or Bon Jovi song, but thats me.

Andre Rieu, prety much anything from him, at the time I am writing this I am listening to songs from ex Yugoslavia from th 70s and 80s. Good ol' times , Italo disco sometimes (go ahead and laugh ), Queen, Duran Duran, Stones... and quite a bit of clasical staff

One of my fave good times listening to music, Willy, Chris, Waylon and Johnny, the Highway Men. Country music doesn't come to the forefront in my stash, but this DVD is just some great friends, having the most fun possible without going to jail.

Supremely talented musicians in the band as well, the lead guitarist is amazing.

Patrick

I’m listening to a Miles Davis’s album called “We Want Miles” on YouTube.  When I’m in the mood, I like Jazz from the 1960’s “Blue Note” era. Lee Morgan, Freddie Hubbard, Nat Adderly (Brother of “Cannonball“ Adderly) etc.  All trumpet players.  lol!  I wonder Why?  But my favorite “Blue Note“ era band is Art Blakley and the Jazz Mesengers.  Almost every jazz player has been a part of his band including myself.  It’s a jazz institution if you will.  Another jazz artist I like and inspires me is Rasand Roland Kirk!  Check him out on YouTube!  

I also listen to Led Zepplin, Boston, Yes etc.  But my all time favorite thing to do is listening and watching a music video called “The Song Remians the Same”. It’s a music video of Led Zepplin.  One of my favorite “Rock and Roll” artist of all time is Jimmy Hendricks!

I really enjoy listening to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart!  Especially watching the movie “Amadeus”.  

After that, I love music!  Any kind of MUSIC!  lol!

This is a great thread.  I really enjoy reading and writing on this thread.  Everyone’s contribution is fantastic and it tells you what kind of person he/she is.

Your friend, Tosh

Actually, a live Mariachi right now. And eating from a taco truck.

I'm at an event making my feelings known about a certain ex-sheriff. But that's another topic.

Bill

I am listening to the POTUS channel on Sirius radio. Sometimes all I want is something in the background.

Actually all I'm listening to right now is a slight case of tinnitus. A little while ago it was Rammstein! Feuer Frei, Du Hast, Links 2 3 4 and Ich Will. 

One of my favorites from the '80s:

https://youtu.be/6yYchgX1fMw

ogrejohn

Actually all I'm listening to right now is a slight case of tinnitus. A little while ago it was Rammstein! Feuer Frei, Du Hast, Links 2 3 4 and Ich Will. 

 

If you ever have the chance to see them live do it, they put on a amazing show.

When I'm building I usually have the TV on the Sci, Discovery, Travel channels etc., but listen more than watch. I mute during the comercials because they drive me crazy.

I seem to be a little diffrent music wise. I like a very wide range from clasical to soundtracks to Prog. I do not like Pop, Rap and sorry, I really don't care for Country or Jazz. I grew up a metal head with a little clasical thrown in 

Right now I'm listing to my Pandora channel that has groups like.

Laquna Coil, Edenbridge, Evanescence, Within Temptation, Krypteria, The Gathering, Antimatter, Octavia Sperati, and some 80's stuff like Depeche Mode, Talk Talk etc. (to keep things intresting) just to name a very very few. Mostly Europian Prog bands though.

ogrejohn

Actually all I'm listening to right now is a slight case of tinnitus. 

 

That sounds familiar... more than slight...

Rambo

 

 

ogrejohn

Actually all I'm listening to right now is a slight case of tinnitus. A little while ago it was Rammstein! Feuer Frei, Du Hast, Links 2 3 4 and Ich Will. 

 

 

 

 

If you ever have the chance to see them live do it, they put on a amazing show.

 

I'd love to see them live! 

stikpusher

 

 

ogrejohn

Actually all I'm listening to right now is a slight case of tinnitus. 

 

 

 

 

That sounds familiar... more than slight...

 

To be honest it is more than slight. 

GMorrison

Actually, a live Mariachi right now. And eating from a taco truck.

I'm at an event making my feelings known about a certain ex-sheriff. But that's another topic.

 

Bill

 

Hmmmm....

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sFUFw1GH6ic

FM braodcast radio is on in the build room. I'm lucky enough to live in an area that receives 3 college radio stations, a community radio station, and 1 local LPB. Also, a scanner and CB radio are set up and sometimes turned on as well.

Always thought this was cool

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lzQZfO-Bc_Y

A rehearsal: https://youtu.be/tGh4FcZKekA

Two Steps From Hell. Never Give Up: https://youtu.be/ISQMgNRVTgI

Watch the video!

How about some Mirages? https://youtu.be/mX9L8IuiwJA

 https://youtu.be/5mr6LPVwxRw

The music in my ears right now are impact drivers as they are working on my front and rear deck's (on the house). There is also the occasional circular saw, table saw, radial arm saw, etc. as well. That is all the sound (music) I can injest at the moment....

fotofrank

How about some Mirages?

 

Kinda makes me want to build one.

A rhapsody from Gershwin: https://youtu.be/bK8jihRMFWw

Two Steps From Hell: Sky Titans: https://youtu.be/KwVzUeZvNT8

F-15s, man!

Good stuff Timmy.

They did very well on this one. Music sounds awesome, and it was really cool to hear them play stuff that they never did live before.

And I think Gowen does an abmirable job singing DDY's stuff.

Was listening to this today while working. Always thought it was some really great music. https://youtu.be/dTp6d7Bw79A

Like some if not all, I have very eclectic taste in music. It ranges from Surf music, to Classical with some Country and Jazz thrown in for good measure. One of the ”newer” bands I like is Yo La Tengo as well as River Runs North. I have several playlists on Napster with each having around 700 songs. Being a guitarist, I tend to gravitate to guitar oriented songs. Here’s a couple of links to songs I enjoy listening to while building. The last link is cool and funny, especially if you’re a Gerry Anderson fan.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YkuDXdLzzkQ

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WTQ-zGl4pRw

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mTEjOHvfXIQ

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sao81rQhZJE

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kmI7SiLe4Vw

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9mJ69Tqh84

 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb80imqbwa0

Forty thousand years ago, dogs chose us and we are the better for it.

https://youtu.be/i1Z6YqjbvfI

Beautiful music. Wonderful video.

I always like to have something on in the background. Sometimes local sports talk, but most of the time its either metal or rock. Groups such as Halestorm, Disturbed, Anthrax, Black Stone Cherry, Hinder, Avenged Sevenfold, Pop Evil, etc. I‘m also a big fan of the older stuff like Fleetwood Mac, the Eagles, Boston, AC/DC, Bad Company, etc. 

I've been watching "Combat" recently while I'm at the work bench.

https://youtu.be/IS4grrSWuZo

Breaking Benjamin we are not alone album

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL34DB12E4C5C83A82

Listening and watching: Bf-109 aerial display in England: https://youtu.be/ERo0lTyUvOk

A DB-605 sounds different than a Merlin.

fotofrank

A DB-605 sounds different than a Merlin.

On the ground, but in the air they sound pretty similar to my old ears, so ya know, take that with a grain of salt. Slightly less whistle from the radiators though. Watching the spinner is cool.

Fast bird.

The 'new' 1964 John Coltrane "Both Directions at Once".

Hey, I'll bet this will raise some eyebrows......

The Cowsills!

Hi,

Right now I couldn't say what I am actually listening to.  My neighbors are a nice Hispanic family, and they are having a backyard birthday party for one of their children.  So right now I am being serenaded by a variety of Spanish language tunes that I am completely unfamiliar with. (Well except for when they sang Happy Birthday - that one I recognized  )

Greg

Hey, I'll bet this will raise some eyebrows......

The Cowsills!

 

Ah, the actual Partridge Family! The Rain the Park and Other Things, Indian Lake and of course Hair! Great choice Greg.

Steve

O Fortuna on Sonos.

currently listening to some Waylon Jennings, sipping a bear! just drinkin' and dreamin'

(I don't work fridays)

Like some others, I prefer silence when I'm at the bench.  As a musician I've never been good at using music as a background element.  If I can hear music, then I want to actively listen to it.  Actually this need to focus my brain on any music that is within earshot, gets in the way sometimes. 

If I want some sound in the background when I'm at the bench, I'll stream some Tibetan meditation/ambience stuff.

Silence, blissful silence.

After a lifetime of employment filled with noise and confusion, I like silence. 

I recently drove to Vegas for a Dropkick Murphy's concert though.........

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fJQix1NDruA Amon Amarth. Where silent gods stand guard

Music makes you stronger! https://youtu.be/ISQMgNRVTgI

THomas Bergersen - New Life: https://youtu.be/fuJyeOBTF_A

Beautiful video.

Queen, on youtube while I set up for the next spray booth session.

"Another One Bites the Dust".

Queen. Excellent.

THE SMITHS greatest hits (love that 80's europop)

For you music fans/musicians check out Rick Beato "what makes this song great" on youtube.  

Light rain on the yard.

As I got older, I found it harder to listen to music while modeling.  Sometimes it works, like when I put the soundtrack of “Aliens” on while building the APC.  I really like the bit when Ripley takes control of the APC in the atmosphere plant.

The cat says it’s bedtime.  My headache agrees.

If there are links to the music you are listening to, be sure to post those links. Especially if the music style is somewhat esoteric or unusual. We'd all like to hear what you like to listen to and expand our knowledge and appreciation of different forms of music. Your choice may not always be conducive to model building but certainly interesting..

Slade: https://youtu.be/ikMiQZF-mAY

Lords of Iron: https://youtu.be/U5u9glfqDsc

Kodo: https://youtu.be/5L6h-s5VSmU

Wirraway

THE SMITHS greatest hits (love that 80's europop)

Wouldn't that be just about every song they ever did?

(Sorry, I'm a Smiths fan too )

Smashing Pumpkins-Mayonnaise. Like Alternative 

Please do not laugh. The soundtrack from the 80s movie, Valley Girl.

DasBeav

Please do not laugh. The soundtrack from the 80s movie, Valley Girl.

 

...as if...we would laugh.

Moon Unit.

Her father was a rock god.

O Fortuna from Carmina Burana, because she's in the living room watching Hallmark channel.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=klZ0JBRHXiI

inis Mona it's viking/folk metal

keavdog

For you music fans/musicians check out Rick Beato "what makes this song great" on youtube.  

I love Rick Beato's channel.  The way he explains deep music theory really resonates with me.  Pun intended. 

Cheers,
Mark

MrStecks

 

 

keavdog

For you music fans/musicians check out Rick Beato "what makes this song great" on youtube.  

 

 

 

I love Rick Beato's channel.  The way he explains deep music theory really resonates with me.  Pun intended. 

Cheers,
Mark

 

i agree. I like the way he breaks down the songs. I really liked the Tool, smashing Pumpkins episodes. 

More Two Steps From Hell: https://youtu.be/rOkcwJVfCQo

I might try some Christmas music later.

Now some Christmas music: https://youtu.be/fKJXlWbFQXI

Some Epic Christmas music: https://youtu.be/dhV22m-gGPE

Even more Christmas music: https://youtu.be/LdOCilEVpDA

Mannheim Steamroller...

 I was afraid this thread was lost. Here's what I'm listening to:

https://youtu.be/QpEDRR5XYWo

Helvengen is one of my favorite songs.

Rambo

Archangel is your into viking folk like them try Heilung https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QRg_8NNPTD8 They aren't for everyone but it's perfect for blaring in the background as I build.

 

Hi Rambo... I do listen to Heilung from time to time and Faun is one of my favorite German folk music band too. Fasinating how many of the Viking/Norwegian songs sounds so native American indian.  

This: https://youtu.be/yc6cPlIoUEU

Sebastian Gorka's radio show, America First.

At work now have The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show from BBC radio 2 playing on line.

Waiting for Ken Bruce and his PopMaster quiz everything stops for that.

Listening to the Ben Shapiro Show

keavdog

Listening to the Ben Shapiro Show

 

Great man and writer.

At the moment it's the local radio station. Next up is Dennis Prager, which I normally find to be a great background for working. That show keeps my brain active, and that's exactly what I want when I'm building. I also like to play music. The Doors, The Who and Creedence Clearwater are faves, but I have to stay away from Nazareth. Hair Of The Dog is a pounding good tune, but it pumps up the blood and causes me to break things. I also listen to Daughtry, The Fray, Dido and folks like that, but after I'm done working I couldn't tell you what songs were played. They're all good songs, but they aren't powerful enough to break my concentration.

Today ;

   Working on Museum Model rail stuff , it's Pink Flloyd and the " Dark Side of the Moon "

Tanker - Builder

Today ;

   Working on Museum Model rail stuff , it's Pink Flloyd and the " Dark Side of the Moon "

 

 

Doesn't get any better than that, Tank - Builder!

Listening to the voices in my head.....Never acted on them...but some of them have some really good ideas.   

Tanker - Builder

Today ;

   Working on Museum Model rail stuff , it's Pink Flloyd and the " Dark Side of the Moon "

 

 

there is no dark side of the moon

as a matter of fact it’s all dark

From the 70-80's Canadian band Loverboy; "Everybody's Working for the Weekend". Followed by a shuffle in my I-Phone.

Ben

Bert Kreischer

This

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtDO3qBo72M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUwEIt9ez7M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQUXuQ6Zd9w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ze6h1t7Z734

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0EpGrvDXDM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyXz6eMCj2k

For just a few tonight...

Big Hair Ballads from the '80s. Right now Poison:

https://youtu.be/G5uamDMoW4o

Modern Noir songs on Youtube

Went back and listened to EJ's 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road' on Youtube, first time in about 10 years in its entirety. Now 'Ballad of Danny Bailey' is stuck on an endless loop in my subconscious!

I'm listening to Dog Toenails on A Hardwood Floor and Neighbor Reving Engine. Once in a while I get treated to Dog Barking At Neighbor Reving Engine, but that's about it.

As far as music goes I never really listen while building. I used to listen to talk radio but I'm so burned out on the stupidity that is politics I don't turn it on anymore.

I guess modelling for me, has become a complete escape from everything else around me allowing me to just focus on what makes my world a happier more tolerable place for me. But, to stay on topic, If I was listening to music while building model airplanes I guess I'd make it theme music by putting on The Top Gun Sound Track. After all, I'm modelling miniature replicas of aircraft that certainly flew right into the danger zone. Maybe a little Elvis or Classic Country as well.

Yo !

 Today it's Johnny Cash and the Highwaymen !

Dudamel conducting the Simon Bolivar orchestra playing Marquez' Danzon No.2 on my Sonos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXeWiixwEz4

Drifting around 80s music ( AC/DC “Thunderstruck”, Missing Persons “Destination Unknown”, Eurythmics “Love is a Stranger” - creepy ventriloquist puppet in video weirds me out).

And for lighter fare, Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al“ and Talking Heads’ “Once in a Lifetime”.

Same as it ever was.  Same as it ever was.  Same as it ever was...

1981 Daytona 500: https://youtu.be/kh7ycL-WUP0

I've been on a bit of Cowsills nostalgia trip.

How about that?!?!

https://www.liveatc.net/search/?icao=orl

https://www.liveatc.net/hlisten.php?mount=kmco8&icao=korl

Orlando Approach Control. Busy afternoon!

More epic music: https://youtu.be/RMbC47GNfpQ

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blhK3cJi8lA

Jim  

fox

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blhK3cJi8lA

Jim  

 

This is just what I need to decompress. Thanks, fox.

Amon Amarth- Back on northern shores

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XyLDphQ7S4k

My sentiments exactly Frank. Only one problem with it. I have a tendency to nod off after about 2 hours of it so I switch to Spanish Guitar music for about the same amount of time then switch back.

Jim  

"Voyage of the Scarlet Queen"

The best of classic 1940s radio adventure drama, streaming online.

gregbale

"Voyage of the Scarlet Queen"

The best of classic 1940s radio adventure drama, streaming online.

 

Oh man.  I've listened to quite a few radio shows.  Lots of Jack Benny, The Bickersons, Abbott and Costello, The Shadow, Lights Out, Yours Truly Johnny Dollar.  

Best when they include the old crusty commercials too.

I think i was born 6 decades later than i should have. 

T e d

Ted4321

Oh man. I've listened to quite a few radio shows. Lots of Jack Benny, The Bickersons, Abbott and Costello, The Shadow, Lights Out, Yours Truly Johnny Dollar. Best when they include the old crusty commercials too. I think i was born 6 decades later than i should have. T e d

If you enjoy that stuff, you should check out the old W.C.Fields shows with Don Ameche and Charlie McCarthy. Some of the most hysterically funny meandering monologues I've ever heard. "Life Among the Bolivians." Brilliant stuff!

gregbale

 

 

Ted4321

Oh man. I've listened to quite a few radio shows. Lots of Jack Benny, The Bickersons, Abbott and Costello, The Shadow, Lights Out, Yours Truly Johnny Dollar. Best when they include the old crusty commercials too. I think i was born 6 decades later than i should have. T e d

 

 

If you enjoy that stuff, you should check out the old W.C.Fields shows with Don Ameche and Charlie McCarthy. Some of the most hysterically funny meandering monologues I've ever heard. "Life Among the Bolivians." Brilliant stuff!

 

Haha...

Isn't that the ventriloquist act on the radio?   I've heard my dad and grandparents talk about him.  Never heard the bit, I'll have to check it out. 

T e d

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVWEb-At8yc

modelcrazy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVWEb-At8yc

 

I've listened to a lot of their music. Sabaton are serious headbangers. Their choice of subject matter is unusual and interesting.

They were contracted by World of Warships.

Carmel mission bells for the 5.30 Mass.

More Two Steps From Hell: https://youtu.be/MeFP5QFOoq4

Nothing at the moment, but a package showed up at my office minutes ago that contained Def Leppard's "Hysteria" CD, with two bonus discs the I was unaware was part of the deal.  And a DVD of Karl Urban's "Dredd".  I'm old fashioned in music, movies and media platforms.  Nevertheless, I think this evening will be most enjoyable! 

Etta James, James Ingraham before that. The great ones are gone too soon. I just like anyone with excellent talent.

Patrick

In about an hour, Purcell trumpet concerto.

Carmel Bach Festival starts today.

GMorrison

Carmel mission bells for the 5.30 Mass.

 

”... as I stood in the doorway,

I heard the mission bell,

and I was thinking to myself, 

this could be heaven, or this could be hell...”

Hats off to the great Joe Walsh.

Just got home from our kick off concert, and afterparty in a bar in Carmel with the principal musicians.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1088E6E2fY

Remind you of anything?

I've always modeled in silence.  It's more calming that way, plus I need all the help concentrating I can get.

I do like listening to music, however.  I'm one of those dreaded audiophiles.  So, when I listen, I put all of my energy into listening.  Tastes range from classical to straight-up jazz to thrash metal.  If I have a favorite genre, it's prog rock from the late 60's and 70's: Cream, ELP, Rush, King Crimson.  Like alot of Alan Parsons Project and Yello too.

Saw this on YouTube this morning. Pretty neat. Music from Two Steps From Hell. Great video!

https://youtu.be/WF0arwflTV0

The short NPS movie at LibertyBell Center.

Star Wars with a difference: https://youtu.be/pPV9NNvtL20

Dire Straits-Brothers In Arms, 

REO Speedwagon performing "Ridin' the Storm Out"

https://youtu.be/SB6FOK5m_X0

Twenty minutes before the days over. Listening to Craig Charles on BBC radio 2 in the afternoon on line. 

     GUNSMOKE

disastermaster

     GUNSMOKE

 

The radio show? How cool. Didn't William Conrad play the part of Matt Dillon on the radio?

fotofrank

disastermaster

     GUNSMOKE

The radio show? How cool. Didn't William Conrad play the part of Matt Dillon on the radio?

 

The Rise of Skywalker theme music: https://youtu.be/QyUkbS-hrrM

“Father Christmas” by the Kinks:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fPPCPqDINEk

Diana Krall Christmas Album

SiriusXM 60's & 70's top 100.

BK

https://www.noradsanta.org for the kid in all of us.

Plus this aviation Christmas classic https://www.cbc.ca/radio/asithappens/as-it-happens-the-shepherd-edition-2017-1.4455219/fireside-al-maitland-reads-frederick-forsyth-s-the-shepherd-1.4458378

I listen to a lot of talk radio or sometimes toss a Grateful Dead jam session on if I'm going to be at the bench for a couple hours or more.

My airbrush compressor.

The sound of a vacuum cleaner as I vacuum up the needles from the Christmas tree.

“I feel like a number” by Bob Seger.

I got called in to the office to do something.  And no one is here!!!  I’m done with my work and so I’m outta here.

Disastermaster I envy you.  Johnnyk I am supposed to be doing what you are doing, so my sympathies.

Some Moody Blues.

Steam Powered Giraffe https://youtu.be/dDRHx4cPgbE with a back round of my 3d printer making some new sanding blocks.

"Whipping Post".

Tangerine Dream, live at the Dekmantel Festival, Amsterdam, 2018.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdFHE73aOMI

Watching/listening to Season 4, Episode 27 Gunsmoke.

The Title is interesting .....  The F.U.

How times have changed.

Just finished something I recorded off the radio back at Little Rock AFB in 1976,  "Ode to a Politician".  Next the A/C kicking on and then some CDSs with things I recorded off of A.F.R.T.S. during Vietnam.  They played sine giid stuff ubckudung sine canned shiws and theur kuve DJs didn't always have a smooth day on the air.

I also have sime copies of a few WWII Liberty records that my Father grabbed before they could be destroyed.

I'm listening to music to fortify myself during these trying times.

Music makes you braver...

https://youtu.be/ssAI-0KyTGc

Nessun Dorma!! Luciano Pavarotti.

Despondent Astronauts "Burning"

Rush.  Mostly Signals and records before that one.  Bummer that we lost Peart.

Bob Seger, his stuff never gets old.

INXS  Suicide Blond. It makes me stand up and boogie.

One of the Battle Tech stories, and then maybe Jeff Wayne's musical War of the Worlds.

Some soundtrack to a Hallmark movie she's watching in the other room.

Earlier, NPR.

Before that, Tom Waits "Little Red Rooster".

Right now I am listeing to the music my neighbors are playing.  Apparently its some sort of mix tap/CD, since it appears to be the same songs they played yesterday.  But I'm not complaining because life is always a little better with an occassional Rick Astley song in your day.

Pat