Building Music

[walt francis]

Edited November 13, 2011 by walt francis

[Draggon]

Sorry Walt, but that song makes me want to pull my (grey) hair out.

[SuperStockAndy]

Oh I love that song!!!!

I've got way too many to post, so I'll just name the songs.

Rush-Working Man

Rush-Spirit of the Radio

Rush-Freewill

Rush-Anthem

Rush-Fly By Night

Rush-Tom Sawyer

Rush-Limelight

ZZ Top-La Grange

ZZ Top-Tush

ZZ Top-Jesus Just Left Chicago

ZZ Top-Cheap Sunglasses

Edgar Winter Group-Frankenstein

Edgar Winter Group-Free Ride

James Gang-Funk 49

James Gang-Walk Away

Joe Walsh-Life's Been Good

Joe Walsh-Rocky Mountain Way

The Eagles-Already Gone

The Eagles-Hotel California

The Eagles-Life In The Fast Lane

CCR-Fortunate Son

CCR-Up Around The Bend

CCR-Born On The Bayou

Deep Purple-Smoke On The Water

Deep Purple-Highway Star

Deep Purple-Hush

Dire Straits-Money For Nothing

Dire Straits-Sultans of Swing

Molly Hatchet-Flirtin With Disaster

Boston-Smokin'

Boston-Rock And Roll Band

Warren Zevon-Werewolves of London

Lynyrd Skynyrd-Free Bird

Lynyrd Skynyrd-Gimme Three Steps

That's nothing compared to what I can't remember right now.

Edited November 13, 2011 by Andy C.

[Swifster]

I like classic rock as much as the next old guy , if I'm 'playing' with a model (or baseball cards) I like something a little more soothing like smooth jazz. This is Four Play with Michael McDonald on vocals...

[Chuck Most]

Megadeth- Symphony of Destruction.

Pretty much fits in with whatever I'm doing at the workbench at any given moment.

[SuperStockAndy]

I like classic rock as much as the next old guy

Hey I'm 13

[walt francis]

I like classic rock as much as the next old guy , if I'm 'playing' with a model (or baseball cards) I like something a little more soothing like smooth jazz. This is Four Play with Michael McDonald on vocals...

Great Tune

[Swifster]

Hey I'm 13

I'm glad you got a head start on the classics. I have friends on mine who swear 1989 was the greatest year in the history of music.

[SuperStockAndy]

I'm glad you got a head start on the classics. I have friends on mine who swear 1989 was the greatest year in the history of music.

I thank my parents for saving me from this thing called modern music. You couldn't pay me to listen to a modern song...

[Tom Setzer]

I like to play some Blues, or Classic R&B, when I'm working on my cars!

[Nova-ss]

Sounds like great music to me.I love classic rock,I choose music to listin to based on how I feel.I couldn't choose a list cause I have so many I love to listen to.I've mixed music for live bands sense I was 14 teen years old,some famous some not.I have a hardrive Archos that is 380 gig and its all music on MP3 Files.....so I have no favs.Thank you,Chris

[Captain Obvious]

I'm usually not at the workbench long enough to stay and listen to anything...lol...I tend to just do quick little painting or assembly tasks while I'm in the basement for other things, such as laundry or getting something outta the fridge. But when I do stay for a while, I like to listen to Dream Theater's "Metropolis Part II: Scenes From a Memory".

[Nitrozilla]

Anything by:

Pink Floyd

Billy Joel

Doobie Bros

Allman Bros

Genesis and / or Phil Collins

David Arkenstone

Moody Blues

Electric Light Orchestra

Allen Parsons Project

Chicago

Boston

Emerson,Lake & Palmer

Journey

Peter Frampton

The Police

plus movie soundtracks that do not put my manliness in question:

Star Trek

Star Wars

Lion King

[Lunajammer]

I'm with you Bat with Moody Blues and Parsons. They'll aways be on my A-list. The rest of your list is on my sentimental B-list. I've kind of moved on to selected and obscure new stuff. BTW, at the risk of nerding up this thread, if you haven't heard your local pops symphony play the theme to Star Trek TNG live then you don't know what you're missing.

[Jeff Johnston]

I build to the sound of the TV. I used to watch (actually listen) to a lot of Forensic Files, etc on True TV after 8:00 pm. Now all they have are those stupid most dumbest shows, which I can't stand. So now its mostly Discovery, A&E or History channel.

[SuperStockAndy]

Anything by:

Pink Floyd

Billy Joel

Doobie Bros

Allman Bros

Genesis and / or Phil Collins

David Arkenstone

Moody Blues

Electric Light Orchestra

Allen Parsons Project

Chicago

Boston

Emerson,Lake & Palmer

Journey

Peter Frampton

The Police

I like your style. But that reminds me, I forgot to put Peter Frampton on my list!

[bandit1]

I thank my parents for saving me from this thing called modern music. You couldn't pay me to listen to a modern song...

ok if you dont listen to anything new then you need to listen to this all "NEW" song!

[walt francis]

I like my country and that is really good.

[bandit1]

I like my country and that is really good.

here is a couple other good ones you got to hear than!

[SuperStockAndy]

ok if you dont listen to anything new then you need to listen to this all "NEW" song!

And how much are you paying me?

[bandit1]

And how much are you paying me?

PRICELESS!

[von Zipper]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7A5NtfvRJOA&feature=related

Sourcream Sanchez-OLE~~~

[peter31a]

Big Band. Benny Goodman, Cab Calloway, Gene Krupa, Glen Miller etc and the new crop like Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Bill Elliott Swing Orchestra, Squirrel Nut Zippers etc.

Edited November 14, 2011 by peter31a

[Evil Appetite]

i usually have my sat radio on the boneyard, if not my iPod/dock is playing anything from Ac/DC to Vicious Rumors and all Metal in between! \m/

Edited November 14, 2011 by Evil Appetite

[Craig Irwin]

60's rock, jazz if its not too "lite" or "modern", mostly blues. (I play blues harp)