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[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by Darth One

I used to think, why does every damn rap song out there sound like Kendrick Lamar or Post Malone? Don't these fuckers have any originality?

Then i found out that every damn rap song out there IS by Kendrick Lamar or Post Malone

Don't forget School Boy Q.......or is School Boy not cool anymore? I can't keep up anymore. I've gone old school. Listening to this at this moment.

[F30lolz]

Confession:

I have no idea about any new/current/It music nowadays.

I just listen to one station on satellite radio and that’s #34 Lithium.

Oh and Dan Lebatard show on ESPN radio and Mike Francesa sports talk radio.

That is all.

[nyalpine90]

i renew xmradio with full access package but i dont listen to all of stations.

[Darth One]

I'm drunk on a Tuesday. We need a drunk posting thread

[1MOREMOD]

That's all of them sir

[cmyx6go]

Originally Posted by F30lolz

Confession:

I have no idea about any new/current/It music nowadays.

I just listen to one station on satellite radio and that’s #34 Lithium.

Oh and Dan Lebatard show on ESPN radio and Mike Francesa sports talk radio.

That is all.

I have no idea about new music either. My go to stations on sat radio are Lithium, Classic Vinyl, Classic Rewind, the Bridge, 70s, 80s, Soul Town, Bluesville, Beatles, and some hair band stuff every now and then. It blows my mind when I realize the stuff that I like is 40 years old.

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

I have no idea about new music either. My go to stations on sat radio are Lithium, Classic Vinyl, Classic Rewind, the Bridge, 70s, 80s, Soul Town, Bluesville, Beatles, and some hair band stuff every now and then. It blows my mind when I realize the stuff that I like is 40 years old.

The funny thing is, that no one else will be able to say this in 40 years. Who in their right mind, is going to be listening to all the "Lil's"?

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

I have no idea about new music either. My go to stations on sat radio are Lithium, Classic Vinyl, Classic Rewind, the Bridge, 70s, 80s, Soul Town, Bluesville, Beatles, and some hair band stuff every now and then. It blows my mind when I realize the stuff that I like is 40 years old.

Same here.....I scan through stuff if we are out for a drive, but music has changed....in my opinion that is.

I always find myself going back to stuff I've already have in my library.

Right now I'm on a "Zepplin" kick. Last week it was Eric Clapton stuff. No matter how many times I hear the same track, I always notice something new I haven't heard before.

[cmyx6go]

Originally Posted by Rmtt

Same here.....I scan through stuff if we are out for a drive, but music has changed....in my opinion that is.

I always find myself going back to stuff I've already have in my library.

Right now I'm on a "Zepplin" kick. Last week it was Eric Clapton stuff. No matter how many times I hear the same track, I always notice something new I haven't heard before.

Freakin Stairway to Heaven. I get chills every time I hear it. And I think Dream On by Aerosmith has got to be one of the best rock and roll songs of all time. Clapton is timeless. Love that bluesy guitar. What about Stevie Ray?

[Watching The World Burn]

Originally Posted by Now_Rudi

The funny thing is, that no one else will be able to say this in 40 years. Who in their right mind, is going to be listening to all the "Lil's"?

Originally Posted by Rmtt

Same here.....I scan through stuff if we are out for a drive, but music has changed....in my opinion that is.

I always find myself going back to stuff I've already have in my library.

Right now I'm on a "Zepplin" kick. Last week it was Eric Clapton stuff. No matter how many times I hear the same track, I always notice something new I haven't heard before.

Yeah, I'm on an "oldies" kick right now, not even sure why, but enjoying it. Some classic Gordon Lightfoot, CCR, etc.

But that's the stuff to Rudi's point that ages really well. All the current stuff - no substance, I can't envision it being popular in 40 years. But who knows, maybe time will prove me wrong if I'm still around.

[UncleWede]

I'm currently borrowing my dad's Econline 150 van. As I bob and weave thru traffic in the big white "church bus" I keep saying to myself
"Self, this thing is SO nimble"

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by Watching The World Burn

Yeah, I'm on an "oldies" kick right now, not even sure why, but enjoying it. Some classic Gordon Lightfoot, CCR, etc.

But that's the stuff to Rudi's point that ages really well. All the current stuff - no substance, I can't envision it being popular in 40 years. But who knows, maybe time will prove me wrong if I'm still around.

I try to listen to some of the stuff that my boys (19 & 20) listen to and I just can't do it.....and I'm an old school hip-hop & rap fan. In their defense, I have turned them on to a lot of old school rap & hip-hop. My oldest asked me about Del the Funky Homosapien and A Tribe Called Quest last week, proud dad moment. Although they listen to a lot of the newer music (aka garbage) don't let that paint a picture of their taste. Both of my boys can still pick up a guitar and belt out anything from Led Zeppelin to Rage Against the Machine.

I currently on a Deftones kick. If you aren't a Deftones fan (and you like rock) listen to this and you'll soon be a fan.

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

Freakin Stairway to Heaven. I get chills every time I hear it. And I think Dream On by Aerosmith has got to be one of the best rock and roll songs of all time. Clapton is timeless. Love that bluesy guitar. What about Stevie Ray?

Agree on all. I love some SRV but can only do it in small doses. Based off who you've mentioned above, have you ever listened to any of Jack White/The White Stripes? I would imagine you would like a lot of his/their stuff.

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

Freakin Stairway to Heaven. I get chills every time I hear it. And I think Dream On by Aerosmith has got to be one of the best rock and roll songs of all time. Clapton is timeless. Love that bluesy guitar. What about Stevie Ray?

I love SRV. That one video of him playing around before a show just blows my mind. I'm a big blues fan as well.

I love Tom Morello. From Rage to Audio Slave...he was like the guy to continue carrying the torch.

Aerosmith is awesome. Not much from them I don't like.

I'm partial to AC/DC. Grew up with them. Simple rifts, but they would nail it. And Phil Rudd was one of the fastest drummers I had ever seen in concert!

[nyalpine90]

Summer is over, feeling lol

[cmyx6go]

Originally Posted by nyalpine90

Summer is over, feeling lol

Please, my evil twin is already starting to poke her head out. She comes out the 1st Saturday in Nov when we fall back and stays around until March. I hate that bitch.

[VisualEcho]

I like race cars for their details, not because they are fast.

I own a base Exige that I have 95% converted to a race car, fire suppression, master switch, slicks, all the racing toys, the whole lot. And I've never had it on a track, and never will.

Yes, I'm a weirdo.

Here's me parked on gravel...in the rain...wearing slicks. Why? Because photographer .

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by VisualEcho

I like race cars for their details, not because they are fast.

I own a base Exige that I have 95% converted to a race car, fire suppression, master switch, slicks, all the racing toys, the whole lot. And I've never had it on a track, and never will.

Yes, I'm a weirdo.

Here's me parked on gravel...in the rain...wearing slicks. Why? Because photographer .

Beautiful car!

[Watching The World Burn]

Originally Posted by Now_Rudi

I try to listen to some of the stuff that my boys (19 & 20) listen to and I just can't do it.....and I'm an old school hip-hop & rap fan. In their defense, I have turned them on to a lot of old school rap & hip-hop. My oldest asked me about Del the Funky Homosapien and A Tribe Called Quest last week, proud dad moment. Although they listen to a lot of the newer music (aka garbage) don't let that paint a picture of their taste. Both of my boys can still pick up a guitar and belt out anything from Led Zeppelin to Rage Against the Machine.

I currently on a Deftones kick. If you aren't a Deftones fan (and you like rock) listen to this and you'll soon be a fan.

Excellent!

I listened to that all the way through to be honest, I do like deftones too.

I'm guessing you are familiar with Lightfoot, but if not, here are two to check out (though there is a lot more):

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by Watching The World Burn

Excellent!

I listened to that all the way through to be honest, I do like deftones too.

I'm guessing you are familiar with Lightfoot, but if not, here are two to check out (though there is a lot more):

Yes sir! Grew up listening to Lightfoot.

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by VisualEcho

I like race cars for their details, not because they are fast.

I own a base Exige that I have 95% converted to a race car, fire suppression, master switch, slicks, all the racing toys, the whole lot. And I've never had it on a track, and never will.

Yes, I'm a weirdo.

Here's me parked on gravel...in the rain...wearing slicks. Why? Because photographer .

DAYUM!!! Very nice!

[cmyx6go]

Originally Posted by Now_Rudi

Agree on all. I love some SRV but can only do it in small doses. Based off who you've mentioned above, have you ever listened to any of Jack White/The White Stripes? I would imagine you would like a lot of his/their stuff.

I've heard their stuff, whatever got airplay. I'm a huge Stones fan, especially their older bluesy tunes - think Down in the Hole. Also like the grung stuff, Anything Chris Cornell, what a voice. Stone Temple Pilots, Foo Fighters you get it.