I have a bunch of music on a USB thumb drive. Everything from rock, rap, alternative, heavy metal, and electronic dance music. I just added the new Marshmello album this weekend.
I gravitate to ‘60’s rock. Donovan Leitch, the Electric Prunes, the Buffalo Springfield, Steppenwolf, the Yardbirds, the Animals. I also like early 70’s rock. It was a great time to be young!
I have over 54 GB and c. 9.5K files of USB stored music. My largest folder is "Epic" taken largely from YouTube.
Over half of the selections came from a friend, sharing his eclectic tastes: so I can switch to almost anything. Ozric Tentacles works particularly well in a moving car.
The L.A. radio area is rich in variety, so my FM presets pretty much tell my story: a couple of NPR stations and the one-and-only classical station, plus lots of alt rock, classic rock (prefer blues-based stuff from Stones, Yardbirds, Hendrix, etc., but also Queen), one country station, and on weekends, "Nothin' But the Blues" on KJAZZ. One of these days I'll put some things on a USB, but so far haven't bothered with that or iTunes. I know, I'm generally a Luddite until I have a really good reason to change.
Vonrichthofen, couldn't agree more about the '60s-'70s!
Ok ill jump in here...mostly metal, and at times cookie monster black metal. I do listen to a lot of stand up comedy too. With a little classic rock at radom. But that doesn't mean that I don't know all sorts of genres. I just end back up with the heavy stuff.
I gravitate to ‘60’s rock. Donovan Leitch, the Electric Prunes, the Buffalo Springfield, Steppenwolf, the Yardbirds, the Animals. I also like early 70’s rock. It was a great time to be young!
Mostly melodic/death metal and rock, but not limited to. With my daughter in the car, it's usually something chill like Aviators and most recently Karliene.
I've become a big Spotify fan over the last few years. Created a few personal playlists for different moods (one has a lot of Alter Bridge, Myles Kennedy, Slash, Tremonti, Shinedown, Seether ... another has loads of Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, ELO, etc etc). I often listen to others' playlists (big fan of Yacht Rock-type stuff, again depending on the mood) ... but I think my favourite thing about Spotify is that you can say "Hey, Siri, play Dreadlock Holiday by 10cc on Spotify", and she obliges ... and when that song's over, the next song is somehow related to the first (maybe another 10cc song) and then the next song is somehow related (maybe another brit band from the 70s), and the next one is related (maybe the same genre/decade) and on and on ad infinitum. I've discovered/rediscovered a lot of music this way!
I have over 54 GB and c. 9.5K files of USB stored music. My largest folder is "Epic" taken largely from YouTube.
Over half of the selections came from a friend, sharing his eclectic tastes: so I can switch to almost anything. Ozric Tentacles works particularly well in a moving car.
