November 22, 200421 yr For me it depends on the weather. Hot weather bearing packing, or other greasy messes just beg for old ZZ Top or Motorhead. For cleaner cool weather nighttime work I like some of this new Psy-trance coming out of Europe. For warm weather nighttime work the metal channel on Sirius sattelite is pretty inspiring. Whadda ya'll like to listen to. - James B
November 22, 200421 yr I can't hear it over the air compressor, drill, hammer'n, whoop'n'holler'n anyway so I just put it on NPR.
November 22, 200421 yr well untill I deleted everything on the second HD in my comp in the garage (runnin dos 5.1 and a MP3 player that is for dos) it was a interesting mix of techno, heavy metal, hard rock, wierd al, and classic rock sometime later when we get another comp one of the ones in the comp room will be relocated out into the garage and have a wireless card so I can tune into something off the web through winamp and channel it through a receaver that I have somewhere just need speakers for
November 22, 200421 yr Zeppelin and Floyd are my general purpose wrenching bands. If I'm having trouble with something, I go right to Rage Against the Machine, System of a Down, etc. Also like the ZZTop and (sometimes) Bob Segar.
November 22, 200421 yr any off the xtremeradio stations work for me... music (noise) such as: rage soc d bad religion (just saw them in concert, ROCK ON) decendents metallica 3 days grace bush shinedown apt. 27 audioslave tool primus me 1st & the gimme gimmes ESPECIALLY Sys/down, KSE, Korn, Skindred, slayer, slipknot, staticX + all punk and hard and speed metal rock ha! techno. no thanks as long as no one says country i guess ill be alright...
November 22, 200421 yr Motorhead and Ramones gets the jobs done faster.Any good punk from AOD to X and all the "The" bands. Sunday nights are dedicated to the New Age shows.Ambient stuff.
November 23, 200421 yr Jimmy Buffett, Frank Zappa (Joe's Garage, of course ), practically any old rock, Floyd, ZZ Top, and Beatles . George Carlin works too, Shawn Emily http://www.ccrengines.com
November 23, 200421 yr I tend to keep it to the classic rock or smooth reggae. Something that keeps me nice, calm, cool and collected. But yea it has to be loud to cover up the air compressor and the really, really bad singing that's coming from under the car....
November 23, 200421 yr Pistols, Ramones, Pixies, Wyclef Jean, anything with engery, but Frank Sinatra is good too!
November 23, 200421 yr Johny Cash, Hank Williams, BR549, Incubus, Foo fighters, Jimmy Eat World, Heart, ELO, and The Big Wu just to name a few. But for my money, my Favorite is The Dark Side of the Moon.
November 23, 200421 yr Motorhead Slayer Shadows Fall Lamb of God Monster Truck Driver In Flames Mastodon Fear That sort of stuff does me quite well down in the garage.
November 23, 200421 yr my stations changes often. sometimes country, sometimes pop, somestimes hard... currently its on the hard rock station....
November 23, 200421 yr How 'bout: Barry Manilow Celine Dion Michael W. Smith Manheim Steamroller and a little 101 Strings
November 23, 200421 yr I gotta agree with SAMO When me and my bro are toolin on the fleet, we listen to Metal, Metalcore: Lamb of God Beyond All Reason Shadows Fall Skinless Blood Has Been Shed Section 8 Killswitch Engage Six Feet Under Throwdown
November 23, 200421 yr How 'bout: Barry Manilow Celine Dion Michael W. Smith Manheim Steamroller and a little 101 Strings that ones gotta be a joke =]
November 23, 200421 yr john prine, dan hicks and his hot licks, commander cody and his lost planet airmen,david bromberg and yoko ono[yea right]i do like "stoned ruffneck' music.we have a record player in the shop.fun to see what can be had at goodwill for 99 cents rock on toddw/northern alinence?
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