The Allman Brothers & Southern Blues-Rock

Neapolitan · 04-21-2010, 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by boo boo

I listen to classic rock radio usually because I dont have an ipod and it tooks too much time deciding on what cds to play.

Me neither. I have a little FM the size of an ipod I use, but I don't use it that much between lossing it and the headphone & earbuds that break.

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Originally Posted by boo boo

I enjoy classic rock when it's stuff like Zep, Floyd, Rush, Sabbath, Queen, The Doors, CCR, Steely Dan, Deep Purple, Thin Lizzy and so on. If there's a song that I get tired of from being played too much, I'll just change it to something else, usually the jazz or funk station.

When I go for a longtime without hearing certain songs because I got tired of hearing them, when I listen to them again after an extended period it can be a great rediscovery.

I'm the same way, usually I play something till I get tired of it, then I change up, what I listen to depends on my mood. Lately I'm into The Byrds Dr. Byrds & Mr. Hyde and an Allman Bros Band. live album.

I've been casually listening to Country music. It's a mix bag some with Country, it's blended with something else. Like Hard Rock/Country, Hony Tonk, etc. Darius Rucker from Hootie and the Blowfish, (they were definitely a fave of mine for 90's bands), has officially turned totally Country. A recent find for me is Blackberry Smoke, they're Sotuhern Rock and sounds something Lynyrd Skynyrd.