bushidomartialarts
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Hey, what are we listening to right now? I mean this instant.
Iron Maiden here. Piece of Mind.
Iron Maiden here. Piece of Mind.
What's on the radio?
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An 80's station.
bydand
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Ah, the sound of silence, except for the furnace running to ward off the 20 F morning chill and the wifes coffee pot going. This is the only time during the day it is quiet around here. Later it will be a classic rock station.
ArmorOfGod
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Leonard Cohen's newest album, of course it's my cd player and not my radio.
AoG
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No music, just the fan of the wood stove, the washer and dryer and the clink clink of cereal being eaten by ravenous wolves - er, teenagers. 
But in a moment it will likely be Aerosmith until my daughter slams some System of a Down into my car CD player.
But in a moment it will likely be Aerosmith until my daughter slams some System of a Down into my car CD player.
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rick emerson, a local deejay
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Not been listening to the radio so much lately mostly listening to my iPod Nano.
But here is what I've been listening to a lot lately: Don Ross. Acoustic (steel string) guitar music extraordinaire.
I was listening to a college radio station show recently called "Night Music" and got turned on to a cut from his album "Robot Monster" called "Bubble Radio."
I also really like another cut from that album "Dracula and Friends Pt. 1."
If you ever get in a mood for music sans words, check this guy out. Very, very cool stuff. An awesome guitar player.
Oh, and I was an Iron Maiden fan way back when ('80s). Saw them a couple times in concert, used to play a lot of their tunes in my band(s). Ah, them were tha days
But here is what I've been listening to a lot lately: Don Ross. Acoustic (steel string) guitar music extraordinaire.
I was listening to a college radio station show recently called "Night Music" and got turned on to a cut from his album "Robot Monster" called "Bubble Radio."
I also really like another cut from that album "Dracula and Friends Pt. 1."
If you ever get in a mood for music sans words, check this guy out. Very, very cool stuff. An awesome guitar player.
Oh, and I was an Iron Maiden fan way back when ('80s). Saw them a couple times in concert, used to play a lot of their tunes in my band(s). Ah, them were tha days
