What are you listening to right now?

[GreatGoatHerder]

[AllenW]

Last couple of CD's were Lamont Cranston, Live.. and Big Bad VooDoo Daddy, and Clapton and Cale, Road to Escondito is playing now.

I'm with you Yesfan, Allman Bros anytime

Al

[GreatGoatHerder]

[topper]

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GreatGoatHerder wrote:

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Any more info. on this one, GoatHerder?

Who it's by, type of music, etc.? Your impression/opinion . . . ?


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[GreatGoatHerder]

Good day Mr. Topper.
Have you never heard of Google? Seriously, I would prefer if people are interested they should listen to samples rather than read my description. What I hear from music may be different than what others hear. Sometimes what I hear may be different than what I have heard previously from the same album. I also do not like to put categories on music. What I consider country, others may call pop. The reason I prefer not to write these is my description may cause people to dismiss the music without ever hearing it, which is why I sometimes provide a link (for those that have never heard of Google). I understand that the opposite may occur and some will not seek out the music if they do not have a description, but that is their loss. I have listened to music from every artist listed in this thread, (irregardless of the description) and I guess I assume others will do the same. I also do not like to type.

But since you asked. I would consider Mountain Home to be extremely laid back folk. In fact, the name Mountain Home is descriptive of the music. The singer is Marissa Nadler. She has what I would call a soft, gentle, and soothing voice. Sometimes when I am listening to Mountain Home, I feel as if I am sitting on a large rock slightly covered with moss alongside a mountain stream on a warm, sunny summer day with a gentle breeze blowing on my face. Best of all, I have no worries.

[topper]

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GreatGoatHerder wrote:

Good day Mr. Topper.

"......... I also do not like to type."

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GoatHerder,

I am aware of and understand everything you said in your response. And, yes, I'm fully aware of Google and use it often (along with Amazon's music catalogs/listings and 'samples')

Actually, merely asking for the artist would have been completely sufficient. I only threw the other in for good measure, in case you felt like offering.

Sooo, under the 'circumstances' (ref. response above), I thank you very much for the information, and time and trouble. I appreciate it.
Will take your posts in this thread 'as is' in the future, and won't bug you with questions.

Message Edited by topper on 03-24-2008 04:51 AM

[yromj]

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GreatGoatHerder wrote:

Good day Mr. Topper.
Have you never heard of Google? Seriously, I would prefer if people are interested they should listen to samples rather than read my description. What I hear from music may be different than what others hear. Sometimes what I hear may be different than what I have heard previously from the same album. I also do not like to put categories on music. What I consider country, others may call pop. The reason I prefer not to write these is my description may cause people to dismiss the music without ever hearing it, which is why I sometimes provide a link (for those that have never heard of Google). I understand that the opposite may occur and some will not seek out the music if they do not have a description, but that is their loss. I have listened to music from every artist listed in this thread, (irregardless of the description) and I guess I assume others will do the same. I also do not like to type.

But since you asked. I would consider Mountain Home to be extremely laid back folk. In fact, the name Mountain Home is descriptive of the music. The singer is Marissa Nadler. She has what I would call a soft, gentle, and soothing voice. Sometimes when I am listening to Mountain Home, I feel as if I am sitting on a large rock slightly covered with moss alongside a mountain stream on a warm, sunny summer day with a gentle breeze blowing on my face. Best of all, I have no worries.

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Dude, if you can provide descriptions like that of your music, I don't need Google! That makes me want to buy that CD today.

John

[voodoo]

V

[TKoP]

I'd guess you'd call it surf..

Whatever you call it, I still like it.

TKoP

[TKoP]

Ripped the songs to my computer.. a total nostalgic throwback.

TKoP