General Music Discussion (Non-Japanese)

Midweek MP3s:

Marvin Gaye - Mercy Mercy Me
B-52's - Party Out of Bounds
Joe Cocker - Feelin' Alright
Linda Ronstadt - Heatwave
Roberta Flack & Donnie Hathaway - Where is the Love

listening to a collection of Better than Ezra tracks

The Doctor - The Doobie Brothers

At home, it's the Beach Boys' turn in the rotation. :D

ahochaude wrote:At home, it's the Beach Boys' turn in the rotation. :D

Ahochaude, you mind if I ask what led to this? You don't strike me as a "beach boys" kinda' guy (The Man personally can't stand their music :hehe: .)

Picked it up from my dad. He's always listening to 1 Oldies 7.9

107.9fm.

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I like the oldies too...... :beaten: :beaten: :beaten:

ahochaude wrote:Picked it up from my dad. He's always listening to 1 Oldies 7.9

107.9fm.

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I like the oldies too...... :beaten: :beaten: :beaten:

I see, I see. That station has some pretty cool tunes, Jr. Walker's Shotgun. Ain't Too Proud To Beg . . . by, what? The Temptations? Hey, look, I"m not a time-traveller or The Highlander, OK? :hehe:

Oh yeah, the Temptations are awesome! I also like the Rolling Stones. (favorite song- Paint It Black) :D

I burned my dad all kinds of oldies stuff for his enjoyment..... and mine. :hehe: :beaten:

ahochaude wrote:Oh yeah, the Temptations are awesome! I also like the Rolling Stones. (favorite song- Paint It Black) :D

I burned my dad all kinds of oldies stuff for his enjoyment..... and mine. :hehe: :beaten:

i agree, paint it black is an awesome song. when the stones came to hawaii it rocked except for the fact that they didnt play "paint it black."

kazuichikun wrote:when the stones came to hawaii it rocked

When was that?! :beaten:

A couple years back, I think. Late 90's when they were having that whole Rolling Stones revival tour and they were making big bucks with it, too. It was supposedly one of the highest grossing tours ever. Never underestimate the power of the middle-age folk! They can be a powerful and formidable age bracket. And 18-34 is supposed to be THE category that all advertisers and tv stations try to reach nowadays.

Special - Garbage

Day After Tomorrow - Lost Angel

I'd Rather Be Alone - IV Xample

hatakekakashi081 wrote:A couple years back, I think. Late 90's when they were having that whole Rolling Stones revival tour and they were making big bucks with it, too. It was supposedly one of the highest grossing tours ever. Never underestimate the power of the middle-age folk! They can be a powerful and formidable age bracket. And 18-34 is supposed to be THE category that all advertisers and tv stations try to reach nowadays.

Oh, I was probably in high school at that time so no wonder it doesn't ring a bell. :beaten:
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Thanks for the information though. I didn't know about the marketing strategies that adverts and media really target.

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Michi wrote:Goo_Goo_dolls-Iris

I absolutely love this song!!


Guilty -The Rasmus

25 Or 6 To 4 - Chicago

Akakage wrote:

I absolutely love this song!!


Guilty -The Rasmus

yes!!!! i love it too Akakage :woot: :woot:
do u know the genre of this song? :beaten:

Michi wrote:

yes!!!! i love it too Akakage :woot: :woot:
do u know the genre of this song? :beaten:

Well, I've always classified them as "pop-ish alternative rock," but what do I know? Actually, I do know this: raisins suck!!

Listening to Joshua Radin - Winter.