What music do you listen to?

[tradman]

The big 4.
Slayer
Megadeth
Pantera
Anthrax

 

[jjgrow]

Charley Crockett

 

[Freelance]

John Prine, may he now be doing just what he wrote about in When I Get To Heaven!

 

[BladeRimfire]

60s to early 80s Country

 

[ibax]

60’s 70’s and 80’s rock. The Band and The Allman Brothers are my favorite

 

[Yoder]

I listen to just about anything. I've always been a metal fan. Metallica, Judas Priest, Slipknot. Rap, country and classic rock. Lately I've really gotten into independent artists like Ryan Upchurch, Adam Calhoun and Tom McDonald. I'm always looking for something new. I get tired of listening to the same old music.

 

[TheGDog]

Today? Mostly HorrorCore/Underground Rap. But just about anything "Growly". For cardio type workouts the more HardCore subgenres of Electronica. My older brothers were very much Classic Rock types and then later some Punk too for them. And we all grew up in the hood, so you've also got classic appreciation for all the Funk/Disco/Soul/Rap/HipHop/RnB joints that make your social functions go off-the-chain up in 'da hood at those two-turntable backyard flyer parties where they're selling beers $1 each to all the underage high-schooler who show up. Typically those nights would eventually end with Carson Sheriff's Helo shining a spotlight on all of us flippin' the bird to the Ghetto-Bird altogether as one!

Have a sizeable collection of Vinyl. Sum of GrandFather+mother+brother+my own purchases. Extremely wide and varied range from 20's on up!

 

[Swamppirate]

Just watch Yellowstone…..all the soundtrack tunes are pretty dang good!

 

[TheGDog]

death metal

When I saw your nickname for your account, it kept bugging me that the name "Hexen" sounded familiar. This morning it dawned on me that it was one of the Duke Nukem variant games. Where they used the Duke Nukem engine and wrote a more dark-themed game. I seem to recall enjoying that one. This would have been late 90's

 

[Farmcritter]

At the moment I’m really burning up Larry Fleet and Chris Stapleton. Sturgil and Cody are always on the list though, and George Strait, Alan Jackson , Travis Tritt and all the old guys are still top contenders on my radio!

 

[MrRogers]

Indy country/bluegrass here. Colter Wall, Sturgill Simpson, Billy Strings, etc. I cannot stand modern pop country.

 

[TheGDog]

Lately been on a Tom Jones kick!

 

[Tinn-Man]

At the moment I’m really burning up Larry Fleet and Chris Stapleton. Sturgil and Cody are always on the list though, and George Strait, Alan Jackson , Travis Tritt and all the old guys are still top contenders on my radio!

 

[Tinn-Man]

Country for life and none of this new “country” stuff. It’s just rap sung by wanna be country boys. Waylon, willie, George straight, Alan Jackson, them good ol boys sing real country music

 

[Fetty Wapiti]

So I’m a millennial according the bullshit time period. I don’t wanna be one and would never brag that I am. I don’t listen to tractor rap and I don’t like that stupid shark song. I listen to Cody jinks, whitey Morgan, sturgill Simpson, Whiskey Myers and so forth. Waylon and the boys for the old stuff. I just went to a Chris Knight concert and I’m going to Jamey johnson and Tyler Childers in a week. What does everyone listen to?Anybody out west have any local guys they wanna tell everyone about?

Be proud of being a millennial, we get to inherit the financial mess created by the boomers. Our hands are clean.

I listen to anything other than classical and Jazz.

 

[Tinn-Man]

Ian munsick, Logan mise, Sam Riggs, Shane smith and the saints. All fit in.

 

[Chief23]

James Taylor, Elton John, Joe Cocker. Cant pass up a good Led Zepplin song. About anything from the 70 - 80s

 

[CJohnson]

The new Sturgill album is pretty good.

 

[TheGDog]

My son just turned me onto this pretty darn cool track! The song has several change-ups in tempo, and style/genre. Plus, it'd take quite a lot of rehearsing to nail that one, the lyrics are... something you have to pay attention to (this vid has the synched subtitles) :

Suburbia Overture by Will Wood

 

[fishslap]

My pandora stations:
Brandi Carlile
Gillian Welch
Elton John
Jim Croce

Wife and I are going to see A.J Croce playing his dad’s songs in Cheyenne in October.