What music do you have playing?

[Moose-Knuckle]

Zao "Liberate Te Ex Inferis" Not enough credit is given to them for the influence they've had on metal in general.

Been listening to those guys since the 90's. Good stuff for sure, they use to play a lot with my buddy's from The Famine, formerly Embodyment.

If you guy's like your metal fast check them out...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84ghB8v4YxA

http://www.solidstaterecords.com/artists/45/The_Famine/

[halo2304]

We seem to have the exact taste in music, I just hit all those songs on youtube! Wouldn't mind for that run and gun list to be a Magpul soundtrack

Cool, thanks man! I was watching Magpul's "The Art Of The Tactical Carbine" and noticed some pretty cool background music. I hoped there was something in the credits but, nope. Oh well.

There's a couple of bands/songs listed here that I'll have to check out. I'm always looking to expand my R&G playlist. While there are a lot of great songs on my iPod, not many really get me in the shooting mood like the ones on my list.

[tampam4]

Cool, thanks man! I was watching Magpul's "The Art Of The Tactical Carbine" and noticed some pretty cool background music. I hoped there was something in the credits but, nope. Oh well.

There's a couple of bands/songs listed here that I'll have to check out. I'm always looking to expand my R&G playlist. While there are a lot of great songs on my iPod, not many really get me in the shooting mood like the ones on my list.

Here is a quick "playlist" I threw together. This is my R&G list, at least the start

the prodigy - spitfire
Machine Head - Ten Ton Hammer
Machine Head - Bay Of Pigs
Icepick - Onwards to Victory
Mastodon - The Wolf Is Loose

[jmp45]

Lately Jeff Beck.. old and new stuff. Emotion and Commotion is a nice departure. He's been ahead of the curve since the 60s, one of the best. I tend to spend more time playing than listening..

[Macx]

Been on an Abney Park kick, because my wife likes 'em too and she can't stand my Eluveitie.

[rat31465]

This thread inspired me to create a new playlist today.
Iron Maiden
Judas Priest
Black Sabbath
Ted Nugent
Dio
RUSH
Metallica
Y&T
Scorpions
Molly Hatchet
Thin Lizzy
Lynard Skynard
Megadeath
Kansas
Alice Cooper
Deep Purple
Styx
KoRn
WASP
The Allman Brothers
Warrant
TNT
Poison
Queensryche
Jimi Hendrix
Ozzy Osbourne
Nazareth
Foreigner
Led Zepplin
and more occupy space on my hard drive.

In 1983 I graduated High School a little early and celebrated my 17th B-day in a bar in Warren Pennsylvania. I ran lighting and sound for a Metal band whom I was friends with. Most of the bands in my playlist were also on our set lists.

[C4IGrant]

While in the Military, I liked Tool, Metalica, STP, etc. After I got out, I listened to DMB saw them in concert for 10yrs straight. Now I pretty much just listen to Country (modern).

The song; How ya like me now by "The Heavy" is stuck in my head (because of those damn Kia commercials).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVzvRsl4rEM


C4

[Mr. Smith]

Blue grass
Steel Drivers most the time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdUJPAG0ns8

[Magic_Salad0892]

Zao "Liberate Te Ex Inferis" Not enough credit is given to them for the influence they've had on metal in general.

I adore ZAO. Heard, Through the Eyes of the Dead?

[thopkins22]

After I got out, I listened to DMB saw them in concert for 10yrs straight.

I'm at six years straight. My tastes are pretty eclectic, but bands that are better live than in a studio are really the only ones that qualify for my favorite list.

My playlist that's getting the most play right now is filled out with the likes of these.
DMB
O.A.R.
Modest Mouse
The Gourds
Blues Traveler
Violent Femmes
George Thorogood
The Traveling Wilburys
Tom Waits