what kind of music do you like?

August 7, 2004

-Oh my,

did I forget Marty Robbins?

Just love those cowboy songs. Not country, Texas COWBOY! Gary, are you listening?-

John Buoy

-ELVIS #1------Then---

-YUPP----HEERS YAS RIGHT WELL-John-Buoy- -I liked good-ole-Marty too---along with Johnny-cash--Hank-Williams--Rick-Nelson--

August 7, 2004

-QUOTE (other one @ Aug 5 2004, 02:24 AM)
Am I the only Elvis fan left????????????

Sam

well blessa my soul, whatsa wrong with me?

I know every word to every Elvis song ever done (before he got really fat)

-IM--A ITCHIN LIKE A MAN ON A FUZZY--TREE-------I'M ALL SHOOK UP--mmmmmm--hmmmmm---

-I had every SUN record Elvis ever recorded--some of-em three & four of the same record --just different pictures-----Till some no-good---no-count--lowe-down durty--rottin-thievin--SKONK--STOLE-EM---a bunch of Albums---johnny cash Sun Recordings too--grrrrrrrrr

-Iffin i everrrrrrr-find thet no-good thief grrrrrrrr-wyyyy I'Ma gonnqa tare-IM limb frum limb---grrrrrrrrr---then I'Ma gonna in-tro-duct him ta mah dawwggy Spotty-byou--spotty-buoy jess luvs ameetin--fresh-me-----uhhhhh??meetin new friends ta playe wit------

August 7, 2004

Talk about not seeing the forrest for the trees,

How could I forget Elvis? I really liked his music..poor man.

I like all his music but the "Elvis Christmas Album" gets a lot of play around here during the Christmas season.

You guys have reminded me of some others that I left off of my list:

Billy Joel

CCR

jazz - I like assorted older jazz, one of my favorite songs is "At Last" by Etta James

I also like that all that "motown" sound an awful lot:

Fleetwood Mac - and I can't stand that song "Don't stop thinking about tomorrow" cause Bill and Hillary like it and it plays at the DNC. Otherwise, I like all of the other Fleetwood Mac songs.

Lol! Kat, I feel the same way. To this day if I hear that song on the radio I gotta turn it off.

I like Rogers and Hammerstein too. I've got Oaklahoma, South Pacific, and The Sound of Music (I think they're all R&H)

I like Irish music too but wouldn't know whose to buy at a record store because I don't know enough about the different groups. A little help here would be much appreciated.

CDs are great but I still drag out the record player sometimes and play albums.

-- I just put Etta on and am listening to "At Last" makes me wanna move, back to the south in a bad way, music can sure make you happy but it can make you sad too...make you remember people and places that are long gone....

Hey Yod, I went thru my "I hate disco phase" too but you should give it another listen when you have family and friends over. It's a hoot to see everybody trying to disco dance and do the "John Travola" finger pointing thing haha!

Where religious music is concerned I still like that old timey gospel music, that was what we sang in church. There was some half hour show out of Nashville that came on every day from noon till 12:30 and my grandma always watched that, squeezed in between her soap operas.

August 7, 2004

I liked good-ole-Marty too---along with Johnny-cash--Hank-Williams--Rick-Nelson--

Rick Nelson, wow, I forgot him.

littleladyinblack · August 12, 2004

Sounds like my old background is much like yours.

Edited August 12, 2004 by littleladyinblack

One Way · August 12, 2004

Sounds like my old background is much like yours.

August 12, 2004

I liked good-ole-Marty too---along with Johnny-cash--Hank-Williams--Rick-Nelson--

Rick Nelson, wow, I forgot him.

littleladyinblack · August 12, 2004

Thanks One Way :-)

Do Lisa and Brendan do all the singing on their stuff? Because she certainly does not look like the voice that I hear ;-) And neither does Brendan for that matter. Quite the sound for a 2-piece group. Were they actually a couple too or just music partners?

"Detour around '88". Wow, an 80s child. I am humbled by your presence :-D

Are "This Mortal Coil" Christian? Goth? I'll check em out.

Chazy.

Edited August 12, 2004 by littleladyinblack

One Way · August 12, 2004

Thanks One Way :-)
Do Lisa and Brandon do all the singing on their stuff? Because she certainly does not look like the voice that I hear ;-) And neither does Brandon for that matter. Quite the sound for a 2-piece group.

Are "This Mortal Coil" Christian? Goth? I'll check em out.

Chazy.

Hey there. DCD was a band that would have about 7-10 people at any given time. Seeing them live was something else. It was brilliant. Almost all of the instruments were hand made, except for an electric guitar and synthesizer.

Each person was responsible for 1 instrument, which might make 1 or 2 sounds. To see them shake, strum, pick, and strike all of these very unique instruments and produce the most amazing sound was nothing short of phenomenol. I have very vivid memories of that night.

So, the overwhelming female voice you hear from DCD is Lisa. The simple "matter of fact" male vocals are from Brenden.

Who knows who was making all of the beautiful music in addition to Lisa and Brenden.

This Mortal Coil is not Christian, and I wouldn't call it goth (just as I would not call DCD goth). I guess I would label it eclectic. It has a touch of this and a touch of that, but it maintains the melodic downtempo sound.

God bless ya!

littleladyinblack · August 12, 2004

Serart is good too. Not as mellow though, and one would need to have a more open mind to listen to them. But they definately fit into the "eclectic" genre.

Chazy.