Modeling Music?

Myself i like reggae, classic rock & hawaiian. Depends on my mood

I'm a drummer, and by drummer, I mean a marching drummer, I love Drum Corps and the stage show BLAST. As well as instrumental remix's and "trance." But if you enjoy a good non-vocal selection as I do. Nothing can compare to 5 CD's. 1- The BLAST soundtrack(not legally available((shhhh....)) )
2- The STOMP soundtrack. 3-Lord Of The Rings Special "Moods" CD( this disc is only available in a DVD set called: Lord Of The Rings, The Master Of The Ring. And it is great classical techno style mix! 4- The Matrix Reloaded soundtrack, This is a 2disc set and CD#2 is packed with goodies! Don Davis...(let the world rejoice his royal blood that spins those classical packed turntables!) Juno Reactor... Ect. And most importantly, 5-The Matrix Revolutions soundtrack, packed to the brim with more Don Davis than most people can handle! All of these CD's are packed with long, some up to 17 min. long songs. And they are really good modeling and stress relief music!!!!!

Its great listenin to the Don and Mike show while building something. "Eye of the tiger" is also great when your on your knees looking for that part that got lost in the carpet....

Sorry, but just a thought, If you enjoy, Star Trek, or Star Wars, give the John Williams Lodon Orchestra a try!!!!!!!! Williams is the gineus behind the sound that fuels emotion in the Star Wars movies! And if it is any time......but mostly around X-Mas.....only one group will do......

[red] ---the TRANS SIBERIAN ORCHESTRA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!---[red]


Other favorites of mine include (on the rock side of things...)
Placebo, The Verve, Air, NIRVANA(all hail MR. Kobain), Skynard!!!,the Eagles,AeroSmith,Don Henley, ect.!!!

dont think listening to my style of music would be good choice for modelbuilding. headbanging while putting together a 1/48 scale cocpit would be destructive. think i will save music listening for work.

joe

Maybe the head banging music would be appropriate, when I drop a piece in the carpet I keep banging my head underneath the desk

Ti L

i heard that.

joe

26-02-04
Hey Guys, here's a thought.

Mr. L.Hasen: Lot of guys here seem to like 80's music and Metallica and so on.
Would FSM consider releasing a cd for modelling to and donating the proceeds to a nominated charity, like for war vets/fighter pilots or such?

You could call it FSM'S Greatest Hits!!! Music to Model By...........
You see the artists involved could be persuaded to contribute because of the charity angle. As for the content, take a poll and the most popular gets the ticket..........

What do you guys think???

Whatever is at my disposal

No music actually, i use to assemble my kit at hobby shop 2-3 days a week
(from 16pm-22pm)..the shop won't provide any music... He mix the color for me...i chit chat with my owner about girls stuff, jokes and local daily news or military such like how many american soldiers die within a day in iraq, also the owner hate papa bush... soon or later he'll mess up election..fortunately he win and their's a rumuors he will set up nuclear bomb in LA heheh to win his vote.. Its quite reasonable to me and see how many he can sell the kits per day and nego the price kits surprising me too...

I run the full gamut...

Right now, I'm on an 'unsigned band' kick from soundclick.com...my favorites so far have been GuitarBoy (blues) Atomic One, Prototype, Big Sky, and Samiam (Sam I Am). Great stuff, and not too commericalized...

I'll listen to just about anything, but Victory at Sea is always in the changer, along with RUSH, Iron Maiden, Megadeath, and some early Metallica...

Course, I'll listen to Elvis, Joplin, Hendrix, or Benny Goodman. It's all good.

Jeff

Hey Jeff, nice to speak with you the other day. Glad to see you included RUSH. Has anyone else been to one of thier concerts? Niel Pert is the best drummer I've seen.

TimL

Hey Tim,

I've seen live Rush 16 times since my first concert in the late 70s. If Neil's good, then Getty is insane. Vocals, bass and keyboard, all at the same time!!

J

METAL definitive METAL. metallica, satyicom, dimmu borgir, nightwish, I maiden, 3rd and mortal and so on

One word: BOSTON!!! or this big band station I get from Canada at night
"Thats a nice clarinet solo, eh?"