XM Radio's Bluegrass station.............. Love it

Coldplay - Greene Eyes

I like Coldplay...I haven't heard that song, but since I have green eyes I would like to hear what it says. I guess I will go and see if I can at least find the lyrics.


For Crying Outloud.....Meatloaf

what am i listening to right now == ??

you got mail by meg ryan :-)

Good choice, Skysoldier!

Bluegrass (of course) on WOBO-FM. Monday thru Saturday, 8-noon and Thursday 8-midnight. (EST)

BTW- Live365.com has over 10,000 streaming stations, and it's free or pay (for some extras)! The bluegrass list is around 200 at the moment.

Jim, thanks for the links but so far all I have tried are "free trial" so I just stay with the XM radio I have in the PU and here at home. Before I got this new HP Media center I got XM on my (gave to grand childern) older Gateway XP Home. I am trying to get them to fix that now . But it is an on and off again situation. They say remove my IE browser and re install
it. I went for the newer IE 7.0 browser and lucky I had made a restore point. So I send them e-mail about once a week requesting help.

Oppppppppps, Once Bitten Twice Shy by Great White........ Loud, it's got me moving!

Randy Travis - Glory Train

quite a nice CD. Bluegrass and Gospel in a really nice mix. On some tracks he is working with Blind Boys of Alabama and they are also really nice...

/LinuxSam

Razorlight - Up All Night

Mozart's Requiem Mass. Man, talk about deep music. Sheeeze, the guy was a freakin' genius. There are so many solo voices, choir and a full scale symphony orchestra all going at the same time... How on earth did he keep it all together in his head until he got it down on paper?? I have been taught that they have the original, complete scores that he conducted from - not one erasure or changed note. Not one in hundreds of pages. And I think I'm great when I can figure out one computer problem in the form.

www.pandora.com

A database of music that plays only what you like, almost. You rate the music and the program plays music that it has determined similar. You then rate that music and as time goes on the music is more and more to your liking...

/LinuxSam

The Cure - Just Like Heaven

Hmmm ... sounds good, I tried it the other day for a little while and it did seem to work, and that was only after I entered one group!

For me, unfortunately, most of the music I listen to reminds me of someone I have to put behind me, so I haven't listened to anything in particular over this last few weeks.

I can listen to some Christian worship music though, one of my favourites being Robin Mark who has produced some lovely live worship albums. He's based in Northern Ireland.

This is what I am listening to now Sepultura - Roots

Cat Power, "Living Proof"

Nora Jones..Love the blues n jazz

Il Divo
Christmas Collection

Voices - originally by Dario G and used in the film The Beach, but this version is produced by a new Irish band called Trinití

On My Side / Distant World by Eden's Bridge .... New Celtic Worship.

Once Bitten Twice Shy
The Best of Great White 1986-1992
And a mix of other s from my Media Player Play List. Next is Joe Walsh, Rocky Mountian Way then Eagles, Life In The Fast lane, New Kid in Town and some oldies My Prayer, Only You from the Platters origional. And just to bring it back up to speed Paradise By The Dash Board Light, which I now relate to differently. Then Willy Nelson Angels Flying To Close To The Ground, Till I Gain Control Again. Greatful Deads Trucking and the sweet Sugar Magnolia. The Eagles Desperado and Foreigner's Waiting For A Girl Like You which started this play list. Also up front was Jim Croce Photograpic & memories, One Less Set Of Footprints. Then If 6 was 9
Cross Town Traffic by Hendrix and Stairway to Heaven, by Zeppelin then some Blazing Country Rock, Turn Me Lose and Hold On Loosely. Bit of a mix to settle the mind and relax the heart.

Any one remember Benny Goodman?

I'm listening to him on the clarinet playing "Poor Butterfly"

Awesome!!!!!!!

Yes, my Mom listened to all that "old" stuff. I can remember growing up with her playing that music and doing the jitterbug. She was very good at it.

I've got an MP3 folder with almost 400 tunes of that "old stuff', as you call it...... Glenn Miller, Tommy & Jimmy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Spike Jones, Vic Damone, Stan Kenton, Vaughn Monroe, and many more. This was my dad's favorite music that played often as I grew up, and I loved it, too.

It is old stuff, Jim...just like the music I grew up with is old stuff...the oldies but goodies. I used to watch all the old movies with all the band leaders when I was growing up. My father listened to opera and classical music. I guess you could say my music education was well rounded with everything I was exposed to. I like all types of music. I still enjoy hearing just about anything.

You probably didn't listen to this, however, which I was playing a few nights ago for my neighbor..... Solomon Linda & The Evening Birds - Mbube, the original song now known as Wimoweh, and/or The Lion Sleeps Tonight, from 1939.

BTW- my collection is now up to 18,710 tunes occupying 66½ gigs. The oldest song I have is Vess L. Ossman playing Whistling Rufus on his banjo, from 1899, recorded on a Consolidated Phono Co. cylinder. No, I don't have the cylinder, just an MP3 of the song and several others from that era.

Hi Webster...I don't have any of that music, but I still remember very fondly listening to it and watching all those Great Band Era movies. My ex husband's uncle played the Sax and played some of that stuff for us. He was very good. I think each generation of people has music that stands out and lasts though time.

U-2 of course !!!

The hum of the computer and the trashman and his loud truck picking up garbage.

(radio kent) local bbc program..can you get it.

I have no idea.

I think I can just about get BBC Radio Kent from Hertfordshire

Talking of which, I purchased this natty little device over Christmas which you plug into your car stinkgarette lighter. You then plug a portable CD player / MP3 player / Walkman in, and tune it and your cr radio to the same FM frequency .... you can then listen to your MP3s on your car radio! Quite nice ... if you're going on a long drive somewhere (not a 'long long journey through the darkness' - those days are over (if anyone gets that)) you can set up a nice long playlist comprising of Trinití, Robin Mark, Mike Oldfield and other great artists and let that play until you reach your destination.

The device lets you set up three FM frequencies, so you find free spots and use those. But finding some spots is actually quite hard nowadays.

But anyway .... I'm not listening to any music right now but I do have Trinití's version of "Now We Are Free" on my mind .... interesting song that seems to be in Hebrew, but the jury's out on that one.

Sure you can- Radio Kent. Just click on 'Listen Live'.

Now I really .am. listening to Trinití's version of Now We Are Free!!!!

Click to view attachmentNo old stuff for me tonight. But by old I go back to the early 50's The Platters, 5 Satins, and a host of other 50's great Rock & Roll.
here is a screen shot of tonights songs.

Changes in the day result to changes in Music.

Time ticking.i have to go away for a while,not long i hope i am going to settle my mum back home from hospital,i have to leave Judy my wife on her own (nearly that is she has sammy and another) while i go,i might be abble to drop in now and again take care all...u mike.. dont forget keep..

Safe journey, UMike...Wishing you and yours well.

I'm listening to Peace Love Death Metal by The Eagles of Death Metal. It sets the tone for the day