When the CD player is not shaking its guts out ! whats your favourite music

Don't use the CD player anymore.We use an MP3 player with an FM transmitter.
Favorites are Knopfler, Barnsey & anything Country.

Like a lot of people will tell you, I listen to a variety of types, styles, categories.

Currently Foo Fighters, and TripleJ.

Old CD's I replay all the time....Trout Fishing in Quebec, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Regurgitator, Divinyls best of, Cold Chisel, Midnight Oil, Very early Elton John, Super Tramp and the list goes on.

My computer at work has literally thousands of songs from Frank Sinatra to Chain to Black Sabbath to Andrea Boccelli.

One thing I am not, absolutely I am not an Elvis Fan!

There is only 2 types of music I don't like and that is country and western. LOL

Cheers Steve.

Axle

John Fogerty, Blue Moon Swamp.

Anyone that disagrees with me is a tree hugging, left wing, Chardonnay crunching dill.

Then again, we have Eva Cassidy.

LOL

Regards

Kim

Regards

i thought Led Zeppelin was the best. Yep i just listened to one of their songs and yes i was right. They were and still are the best. Ever seen John Bonham go bananas on his drums? No comparison to any other drummer living or dead.

Mind you, Robert Johnson, the legendary blues guitarist from the 1930's was good, as was Hendrix. They all have front line spots on my playlist.

Oops forgot to mention John Butler trio. Good hippy songs to get in the camping mood.

If anyone tries to play techno or computer music in my car then they are walking home, and depending on how far we are from home, as to how many days they will have to walk for.

Barnesy

I use an iPod wired into my radio as I my CD player retired with dust ingestion .

My favourite musical people are the Waifs and Neil Young .

Willie .

Axle

Mainly Blues....BB King, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Bob Dylan, INXS, The Eagles 60's asnd 70's moozik

All via a MP3 flashcard through the FM transmitter on 877

CD's are dinosaur technology....LOL


Cheers

I destroyed Dads Sara storer cd on the way to Tibooburra so Im not allowed to have his cds anymore......aussie country...Beccy Cole, sara Storer, Troy C'D....the list goes on and on and on and on!!!!!!

my window goes down i gets loud and i sing to my hearts content!

Most music is fine except for techno and rap crap.

The jumping CD really got up my nose so went to my bloke in Toowoomba one trip when I was east and he put in a JVS - I was very sceptical. Now I can listen all the way to Bdv and out into the SD.
I did see Doug & Dusty's new invention though when he was here with the little stick thingie - blah, blah - worked really well. Maybe next vehicle.
Yesterday was a bad day on the Cunningham HIghway so I listened to Pink Floyd - actually Rogers Waters 'In the Flesh' - REALY REALLY loud - the dogs just loved it. Some of the best guitar playing I know, and great drums in Put Another Brick in the Wall.
I like Knoffler, BB King, Clapton, anything bluesy, James Brown, Van Morrison - most of Motown.
But I really like Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Teleman and then there's nothing better than being in the middle of the SD with a really really loud version of Widor's Pipe Organ Concerto. I only do this when I'm in the car on my own though - I am considerate, unlike Ian who forces you to listen to his two CD's. LOL
Ian listens (in his car) to John Williamson and Slim over and over.

My trusty ipod & transmitter have been playing a fair bit of KT Tunstall, Eskimo Joe, Coldplay, Inxs and The Audreys lately.
Oh, and that amazing bit of opera in the movie Hannibal .. . Vide Co Meum is all I know!

I'm not sure how to organise songs on a memory stick in the way that Doug favours, but it's very handy being able to sort songs in to playlists on my computer then have that transferred to the ipod. Then once on the go it's very easy to chose an artist, a playlist, a song etc and even create a playlist as I go.

The best thing though is that I've got over 4000 songs with me, so whenever the whim takes me to listen to an obscure cd, I don't have to worry about whether I've got it with me or not.
That, and the ability to play through virutually any stereo, or plug into speakers, headphones etc. Magic gadget!
Loveit!!

Does anyone here like the Ozark Mountain Daredevils ? Old , but still great .

In the last couple of months , I have been to three concerts - all brilliant - Joe Cocker , Santana and the Waifs / John Butler .

Willie .

Well, being a semi retired DJ my collection is fairly diverse, but I would have to say that my fav for driving / touring is :

"Ministry of Sound Chillout Sessions"

I hope yous from the DEEP NORTH didnt watch the Top Gear trip thru the DEEP SOUTH? It would have fair got ya ganda up...LOL.....silverback

Yes, you won't get any argument from this member either. MP3 and transmitter or if you have a "good quality" laptop running moving map you can run the songs direct from the laptop thru the transmitter to your stereo too.
Cheaper laptops seem to give a tinny sound to the music though so make sure it is a goody.
Love our music, right thru to today's Delta Goodrum etc.
That's what is so good about MP3's etc you can mix the songs rather than listen to a whole CD, DVD or the old tape deck. Remember those folk?
The Wattos.

G'day all,
I must confess to liking good, hard driving rock.
AC/DC, Judas Priest, Foghat, ZZ Top, Baby Animals, Rogue Traders, Angels, Def Leppard, Deep Purple etc and down the line to CCR, BTO, ELO, Kiss, Eagles, Doobies, Aussie Crawl and even Techno such as Bodyrockers, Coldplay and last but not least the Budgie.
Cheers,
Bros.

Most anything from 1950's to about 1990. Don't shoot me but - KISS is my fav.

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned that great aussie singer/songwriter Paul Kelly.
The Waifs get a fair spin in my truck too.
As do the John Butler Trio.
And I can't get enough of Missy Higgins at the moment.....an aussie chick that doesn't try to sound like a yank....and she's a lez to boot:-)
I just luuurve lesbians, they do some beautiful work....I know....I've seen all their movies:-)

Cheers
Glenn

I've got pretty broad tastes in music. I like ALL of Pink Floyd's albums ;-))