i used to be hooked on dubstep from like 01-03 (okinawa had some wicked dubstep clubs) ^ ^ ^ in denver there were a few somewhat underground dubstep places and this was about the closest thing i could find to dancehall since they occasionally hooked it up with some decent vybz... come to think of it i went to a few underground dub spots in oahu the 2 times i was there. this one spot either in or near honolulu had these crazy trippy paintings all over the walls which i guess was the after after hours spot. there were a few good places for reggae/dub in the honolulu area that i found on various 'trips'

 

Thanks! Most people think I have terrible taste in music for some reason.

I also play a lot of Japanese and Korean pop, rock and R&B.

You've got some good taste in music. Every once in a while I'll bust out some old Linkin Park or Korn.

 

Oh yes, i do need those back please. They help me get in the 'mood'.
I mainly listen to anything live. Since the GS has DVD video capability, that is predominately what is played in the car. Classic rock mainly, as it's very hard to find other genre's on DVD. Anything from Tom Petty to Springsteen, Van Morrison, Otis, RATM, Metallica, Megadeth, The Roots, Jimi, Gov't Mule/ Warren Haynes, Buddy Guy....on and on. All depends on the mood and the drive. Oh, and you can't forget the ESPN. It's a necessity for the morning commute.

 

Sirius: Deep Tracks, Coffee House, First Wave

Lately on CD/SD : A lot of Lindsey Buckingham, Talk Talk's last two albums (Spirit Of Eden, and Laughing Stock) Check out the reviews on these two at Amazon: Here

Also, just discovered Prince's Planet Earth. Pretty good!

 

korean pop . chinese duets. rnb american soul music.

 

Cruising Music: Old school RnB: Manhattans, Four Tops, Marvin Gaye and R Kelly Jodeci, Mary J Blige, Jay Z, Biggie, Nas, DMX, Phil Collins(Theme from original Miami Vice), Latin Jazz, Kemp, Tank

Going to work: 1010WINS, WFAN

 

Today?

Going to work: whatever pop/rock station that will keep me awake and mellow.

Leaving work: Mac10 'Bang or Ball' baby.

 

Hauled out some old cassettes from days gone by..Tom Petty, Steely Dan, Tangerine Dream, Frank Sinatra...
Amazing how decent the cassette playback sound is......must not have been used by the previous owner.

 

Here for the past year or so I have been searching for hip hop CD's from the "Golden Age" (early to mid nineties. I never listen to the radio so I find I am quite often totally out of touch with "pop" music. Here most recently it's been Souls of Mischief, the Alkaholiks, Pharcyde, etc. However I also like cruising to Moby's "Play" album and both of Kid Cudi's CD's. In 5-10 years I'll be the new version of that totally out of touch guy still jammin out to 8-tracks lol.

 

I saw this and thought that this was someone who appreciates some of the music I like - big band sounds from the golden age of the 30s & 40s. Guess I was wrong. LOL

My dad grew up in New York City and was a teen during the 30s. He met mom in the late 30s. She was from Ohio, working as the nanny for the family of the publisher of Look magazine. Dad became part of that extended family and attended concerts and afterglow parties where he got to meet many of the famous musicians and stage performers of the day.

My (much) older sister, 70, told me about a recent big band clarinet concert they attended. She said she could imagine dad walking the aisles at the hall and dancing with every woman who would. This was something he did into his late 80s - much to the consternation of our late mom and the lady he married late in life.

 

Old School Rap, new Rap, Bachata, Reggaeton, Dub Step some rock, but no country.....