Man I like all music, stones, beetles, AC/DC, Metallica, Queen, Garth, Waylon, Cash....etc etc..However I'd rather have a gun barrel in my mouth that have to listen to junk like the backstreet boys and Britney and the like....ugh.

But I'll have to admit my collection is mostly Country, but I can't stand the stuff "That's Labled Country", but really is Top 40 (the first that comes to mind is Shania, there's others also). I'm all about the older country, like waylon, willie, cash, and Hank Sr. and Jr.


What are your Likes and Dislikes??

super

 

Hey you forgot Marty Robbins and Patsy Cline. Classic Country is what I mostly listen to as well, I like the newer stuff to like Alan Jaskson, George Strait ect..

77 F250 Highboy 4X4
"The Money Pit"

"If it wasn't for Chevy's my tools would rust"

 

Alan Jackson, Mercury Blues and Summertime Blues.......Skynyrd Simple Man and Free Bird

 

[updated:LAST EDITED ON 15-Oct-02 AT 07:24 PM (EST)]Nothing better than listing to Hank JR's Country Boy Can Survive when stomping through the bush. But most of all I like real rock you know the stuff they put out in the 70s and early 80s. Like Nazareth,Bob Seger,John Cougar,Fleetwood Mac,Foreigner,Goddo,Golden Earing,Jackson Brown,Joe Walsh,Eagles,Joe Cocker,Led Zep,Meatloaf,ELO,ELP,Cream,
Clapton,Doobie Bros,Skynard,CCR,Juice Newton,Frampton,OZZY,Stones ect....And the ever popular driveline twister
George Thorogood (Gear Jammer).


Ops! cant forget Pink Floyd

 

Hate to say this but if I'm offroading, I turn the radio down or off. Usually the areas I'm in, demand my full attention and the radio is a distraction.

 

>Hate to say this but if I'm offroading, I turn the radio
>down or off. Usually the areas I'm in, demand my full
>attention and the radio is a distraction.

Hey good point,

I never said 400000 decibles, he he



super

 

If I am in a spot that doesn't require my full attention I crank out some good ole Ozzy Osbourne

 

Not that I 'wheel as much as I'd like, but I usually keep the tunes fairly low, 'cause otherwise I find myself getting a little liberal with the throttle.

The Law
1989 F-250 HD 4x4
460, C6, BW 13-56, Sterling 10.25" (4.10:1), Dana 44 HD (4.09:1), twin K&N's, no muffler, stock lo-flo cat, Bosch Platinum Plugs (0.060") MSD 6A and TFI Blaster Coil

 

Not that I off-road very often,kinda ruff on a 10,000 lb truck,99',F-350 PSD,SC, 9'dump, but the rock stations are pre-set on my radio, Good-Ole rock & roll, from 70's to new stuff, will be a rocker till my last day,,I hope it is a long time comming though:' ,,Ahhh just gotta have fun when ya can and enfoy life ,,Oh and enjoying my time in my Superduty, ,,, Great site,,,,,,,,Mark

 

Bass from the thunderous sound of the big block 460 pounding my chest and churning the tires..

Midrange from the moans of the frame flexing..

Trebel from the rocks bouncing off the underside of the body..

Vocals from my girlfriend screaming in horror all the while her feet are pressing her back to the seat and her arms are locked in on the roof..

Honestly though, if it's an easy area.. it's hard rock but if it gets ugly, I turn down everything so that I can get more feedback from the truck to know whats going on beneath me.

Graffe.

 

All I listen to is country. but sometimes in the desert i can't even catch a station.

 

You got to listen to Good Ol Boys (dukes of hazard song) by Waylon Jennings when your off roading.

 

If it ain't country or Southern Rock, it aint music! I gotta say I like to listen to Hank Jr. the most--"All My Rowdy Friends are Coming Over Tonight!!!". Charlie Daniels is great stuff too--"The Devil Went Down to Georgia".

 

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