Beethoven's 7th Symphony..... after that his 4th..... you should try him out. Here is a guy who knew as early as age 28 (before he wrote his first symphony) that he was going deaf but he stuck to it. Incredible music anyway you look at it.

Brad Paisley is on Sirius 60 as I am typing this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQqMmRspOj8

^ One of my favorite cruising songs of all time!

Second round following the Captn's iPod shuffle directions:

Faded Love: LeAnn Rimes
Closer: Burn Season
Slabo Day: Peter Green
Take That Ride: Emmylou Harris
Sultans of Swing: Dire Straits

Five Finger Death Punch and Breaking Benjamin.

mark levin. but on bose, not ipod

A whatzit? I guess I'm not into technology that much. Closest I get to things like that is XM radio in my truck.

I really like this thread (even if very few others did). This morning crossing chores off my list before heading out and I've got my iPod hooked to the home stereo and set on shuffle. Here's what has come up:
Better Be Good to Me--Tina Turner
You Got To Move--Stones
Another Brick in the Wall--Pink Floyd
Gold--Emmylou
Don't Stay--Linkin Park
Here I Am--Mercy Fall
Hang Me Up to Dry--Cold War Kids
21 Guns--Green Day
Satan's Jewel Crown--Emmylou
Harlem Shuffle--Stones

Bit surprised at two repeats Stones and Emmylou in just ten songs, but that's the way they came up. As I type this Dylan is on with If You See Her, Say Hello.

I have been listening to Der Ring des Nibelungen (The Ring of the Nibelung) by Richard Wagner, Phildelphia Philharmonic, Eugene Ormandy conducting.

I like the "Flight of the Valkyrie" and it makes me want to shout, "God, I love the smell of napalm in the morning!"

Here`s Mine.

1. Soul Vaccination - Tower of Power
2. Be-Bop - Supersax Plays Bird
3. I Thank You - Sam & Dave
4. Almost - Blues Brothers
5. Keep This Train Rollin` - Doobie Brothers

Regards, Pete

Song on the Radio - Shake Russell and Dana Cooper
Fun all Wrong - Roger Creager
Scheherazade: The Sea and Sinbad's Ship - Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov - Ironically, the same orchestra and conductor as Paul's Wagner recording,The Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy.
Lincolnshire Posy - Percy A. Grainger - March 7, 1937 by the Milwaukee Symphonic Band
The Bends - Radiohead
Echoes, Silence, Patience and Grace - Foo Fighters
If Tomorrow Never Comes - Garth Brooks
That Lucky Old Sun - Jerry Lee Lewis


That's all I've got for now.

Finished the Ring and am now listening to J.S. Bach's Requiem. It's been a very "Dark" day.

Indeed it has apparently.

Playing Kasabian's 'Shoot the Messenger' right now.Nice rock band from Leicestershire.

Best-
Vikram

My Tinites

This morning, it's a round of Vivaldi's Four Seasons and Handel's Water Music. Not so dark...

White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane

Over and over again?

Years ago I saw a beautiful pearl white drag boat with that name. It had a fuel injected Corvette engine and "Feed Your Head" in gold leaf across the transom. Coolest boat I ever saw.

In her day, Gracie Slick was an amazing voice. I lusted for her. High up on that same list during the same time period was Linda Ronstadt. I loved Joplin's music... but she was just so homely. Cass Elliot sang like an angel, but...

Heck yeah! I can listen to their songs over and over again, but their videos? Well.......See for yourself....
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1cfTMdjkYM[/youtube]

Great music, but the "psychedelic" effects can be a little rough on the eyes. Even on my young eyes!