Trance is probably my favourite kind of music.
Almost everything except very traditional Country and Opera. May be the only senior citizen (67) with over 5000 songs on my IPod. Except for the two mentioned,everything from AC/DC to Leonard Bernstein. Very partial to classical.Gene Gibly said:I like motown, funk, soul, and a little bit of jazz. How about you?
Can't go wrong with any Hans Zimmer movie soundtrack !Beach Boys always make me feel happy.![]()
In the kitchen I seem to alternate between George Michael's 'Songs from the Last Century' and the greatest hits of Burt Baccarat. The tempo and sophistication of both seem to suit cooking. Completely different to what I listen to everywhere else.
Don't sell yourself short. You sit on your stoep drinking beer - a worthy occupation I aspire to one day.I've never associated music with what I'm actually doing (although I don't do a lot). Just my mood, I guess.
Don't sell yourself short. You sit on your stoep drinking beer - a worthy occupation I aspire to one day.
"Ten Years After" today.
I bought my first album of their's in '69 - Stonedhenge. The internal sleeve was either red or blue (stereo or mono) and there was a little hole in the corner of the outer cover so you could see what colour the inner sleeve was. Never saw that on any other album.
(In the last century I was more into contemporary folk music, e.g. Fairport Convention. I used to be a singer/songwriter and performed that style of music in contemp. folk clubs).
Can't go wrong with any Hans Zimmer movie soundtrack !