What are you listening to.....

[Ytmsn]

I thought you might like that song!

[NautiGirl]

Money can't buy happiness but it can buy me a boat.

I don't know how to embed but here's one for you A7
https://youtu.be/mQPjKSVe1tQ

That's a funny song, Yt.
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So really A7, you haven't heard that one before? That was the song of the summer 2 years ago...

[AsLan7]

Money can't buy happiness but it can buy me a boat.

I don't know how to embed but here's one for you A7
https://youtu.be/mQPjKSVe1tQ

That's a funny song, Yt.
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So really A7, you haven't heard that one before? That was the song of the summer 2 years ago...

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Oh I never said I did not know of it, only that it’s funny.
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[Driller]

Old school today. Bob Dylan - Empire Burlesque

[Bfun220]

Just wanted to thank everyone for the great music. Sitting at my desk with ear buds in. Great way to end my last day before long weekend.

[Tuscany]

Here’s a little more pleasure for your ear hole.
Personally, my favorite song of all time, and to me, the closest thing to a perfect song. Gives me chills today..
I remember listening to this back when it was first released, and it remains my favorite almost 50 years later.
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Another fun fact..the group never had a bass player. The guy playing bass was actually on break from Elvis Presley, was in L.A, and joined in at the studio.
One of the most recognizable base lines of all time. Right there with Billy Jean.

[thunder550]

Thunder your a tool fan? Do you like a perfect circle? Ive seen both in concert. JKM puts on a powerful show.

Some of my all time favorites ive never tired of include grateful dead, radiohead, pink floyd, black keys.

Love Tool! Saw them live once, it was awesome. I've been hoping they will tour again. I haven't seen APC live but I like them too, also Puscifer.

[thunder550]

Lol BB...Tool is a band....

I know t500000000 is a tool and just thought you were a fan of him

Someone pass the aloe please!

[thunder550]

Tool is an acquired taste, but when understanding their music, it’s not a song, it’s more musical art.

This. Tool is the most complex music I've ever heard.

[thunder550]

You and your wife sound just like Jeff and I...your list is identical to his...I always get on him for leaving my truck on the "Lithium" channel...lol.

Boat playlist are a good mix of everything...i like to put it on shuffle and see what happens but there is everything from Dr. Dre, SnoopDogg, Usher, Warren G, Vanilla Ice, Ludacris, Kid Rock,Beastie Boys,Dave Matthews, Justin Timberlake, Kenny Chesney, Chris Stapelton, ZBB, all my bro country (Jeff hates it) Journey, AC/DC, Guns N Roses, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, ...the list could go on and on...I didn't even touch on my classic country...needless to say I like variety when we are floating and drinking...

But there is never an inappropriate time to bust out Regulators of Ice Ice Baby....always gets the crowd going!

Love it! Nice mix of stuff

[Table Rockin]

Its really the only heavy music i listen anymore.....i would agree with above comments - musical art

Honestely surprised by the tool and AIC contingent here. More confirmation im in the right place

[thunder550]

Nauti & T550, I love your playlists. Great artists there. I'll introduce you to another artist. A little gem our family likes from a little known band out of San Diego, CA. You may hate it but the intent is to broaden our horizons here with this thread. Enjoy some SPG from 2012...

Thanks for sharing A7. I like the music...trying to disassociate the mime makeup guy visual

Have you heard anything off of Breaking Benjamin's Dear Agony album? I had that one on repeat for about 2 months after it came out. It's rare that I like an entire album.

[Bfun220]

Here’s a little more pleasure for your ear hole.
Personally, my favorite song of all time, and to me, the closest thing to a perfect song. Gives me chills today..
I remember listening to this back when it was first released, and it remains my favorite almost 50 years later.


Another fun fact..the group never had a bass player. The guy playing bass was actually on break from Elvis Presley, was in L.A, and joined in at the studio.
One of the most recognizable base lines of all time. Right there with Billy Jean.

My ear hole thanks you. Listened to this on my way out the door.

[Table Rockin]

Here’s a little more pleasure for your ear hole.
Personally, my favorite song of all time, and to me, the closest thing to a perfect song. Gives me chills today..
I remember listening to this back when it was first released, and it remains my favorite almost 50 years later.


Another fun fact..the group never had a bass player. The guy playing bass was actually on break from Elvis Presley, was in L.A, and joined in at the studio.
One of the most recognizable base lines of all time. Right there with Billy Jean.

Love that song

[Tuscany]

Tool is an acquired taste, but when understanding their music, it’s not a song, it’s more musical art.

This. Tool is the most complex music I've ever heard.

Have a glass of wine, put on a nice set of top quality ear buds or headphones, and listen to “Reflection” from the Lataralus album. IMO, Shear effing musical genius. It wouldn’t hurt to prelude that piece with “Disposition”, the song before it on the album. Hell, that entire Album is genius.

Geez, how does one recommend just one Tool song. “Vicarious”, followed by “Jambi” on 10,000 days is a little more heavy, and pure Tool.