I don't have an iPod but, then, I don't get out much. I do have over 7,500 songs in my iTunes music folder and they range all over the map. Of course a lot of it is stuff from my younger years (the 60s etc) but by no means all. I have classical (various eras), a LOT of rock (various eras), a lot of techno and industrial stuff (also of various eras), some hard core, some goth, a little bit of country, hardly any jazz, I'm fond of Indian music and some middle eastern music. I have airTunes so I listen to my music not only from my Rokit5 KRKs but transmit it to my based-out 5.1 surround sound that fills my whole studio.
Just wondering, what do you guys listen too? I'm always interested to try new things out.
As I was poking around in the iTunes store just this evening I came across this podCast from the "GayTrucker":
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=89554495 Very nice disco shit (IMO).
I've only recently started listening to
Pink and
The Queers (although
this one is more typical of their sound).
A friend just pointed me to this group:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOmm7fq1NxM << a bit down tempo for my taste but I do like the lyrics:
All you great men of power,
you who boast of your feats,
politicians and entrepreneurs:
Can you safeguard your breath in the night while you sleep,
keep your heart beating steady and sure?
As you lie in your bed,
does the thought haunt your head,
that your really rather small?
If there's one thing I know in this life,
We are beggars all!
All you champions of science,
And rulers of men:
Can you summon the sun from its sleep?
And does the earth seek your council on how fast to spin?
Can you shut up the gates of the deep?
And don't you know that all things,
hang as if by string o'er the darkness,
poised to fall?
If there's one thing I know in this life,
We are beggars all!
All you big-shots do swagger,
and strive with conceit.
Did you devise that your fray would be fought?
If you've been raised in a palace,
or live about on the streets,
(did you) choose the place or the hour you'd be born?
Tell me what can you claim?
Not a thing!
Not your name!
Tell me if you can recall,
just one thing, not a gift, in this life?
Can you hear what's been said?
Can you see now that everything's graced?
After all,
if there's one thing I know in this life,
We are beggars all!