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ONLINE BRIDGE-Music what do you listen to when on BBO?

#41 User is offline   Aberlour10 

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Posted 2005-September-29, 20:28

macaw, on Sep 29 2005, 09:06 AM, said:

Pink Floyd, Led Zepplin, Neil Young...., or something classical.   Wait, these guys are all so old that their music probably qualifies as classics??


Pink Floyd's "Pulse" is one of my favorite CDs for the long
bridge sessions. A few time ago I terribly missplayed 3NT
while I listened these lyrics from "Brain Damage"...

"There's someone in my head but it's not me"......


THAT WAS TRUE!!!! ;)

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Posted 2005-September-30, 03:46

Jeff Lynne's "Armchair Theatre", best neglected album of the 80s.

Listen to "Every Little Thing" a coupla times and watch how awake and alert you are!
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Posted 2005-September-30, 05:47

pigpenz, on Sep 29 2005, 05:37 PM, said:

Chamaco, on Sep 29 2005, 11:35 AM, said:

Oh I forgot Tom Waits, one of my favourites (and Frank Zappa too, but I would not play bridge listening to FZ  :P  )

you wouldnt even listen to hot rats or willie the pimp by ZZZZZZZZZz

Oh well, I've been known to listen at full volume in the car Willie the Pimp and Stink Foot ;)
"Bridge is like dance: technique's important but what really matters is not to step on partner's feet !"
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Posted 2005-September-30, 08:35

Chamaco, on Sep 30 2005, 06:47 AM, said:

Oh well, I've been known to listen at full volume in the car Willie the Pimp and Stink Foot :P

Pretty good for almost 40 yr old music ;)

just think by the time JLall is my age it will be almost 75 yrs :(
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Posted 2005-September-30, 18:38

without question
Side one of Led Zeppelin IV

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Posted 2005-October-11, 10:37

Bryan Ferry: As time goes by :(
Those are my principles. If you don't like them I have others. (Groucho Marx)
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Posted 2005-October-11, 13:21

Puddle of Mudd - Come Clean
The Grand Design, reflected in the face of Chaos...it's a fluke!
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Posted 2005-October-11, 13:22

Al_U_Card, on Oct 11 2005, 02:21 PM, said:

Puddle of Mudd - Come Clean

I listen to blurry (by puddle of mudd) all the time as it's on my itunes playlist and is one of my favorite songs.
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Posted 2005-October-11, 14:20

Seether and Eve 6 (especially "All in your head" and girlfriends who are "hotter than I am handsome")
The Grand Design, reflected in the face of Chaos...it's a fluke!
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Posted 2005-October-11, 14:59

Somehow missed this thread until now!

Queen, Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, Pearl Jam, White Stripes, Killers, Franz Ferdinand, Kaiser Chiefs, Razorlight, YourCodeNameIs:Milo

If I start singing along, it usually means my play is suffering...it usually means my housemates are suffering too.
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Posted 2005-October-23, 19:48

just picked up

Dual Disc cd/dvd 5.1 stereo

Dire Straits "Brothers in Arms"

good mix 5.1 reallly nice for anyone into the Straits :)
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Posted 2005-October-24, 05:06

2500+ songs on my iPod (all legal) - your guess is as good as mine - could be Enya, Eminem, Mozart or Metallica.
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Posted 2005-October-24, 08:06

Mr. Dodgy, on Oct 24 2005, 06:06 AM, said:

(all legal)

sure...
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Posted 2005-October-24, 10:34

Jlall, on Oct 24 2005, 09:06 AM, said:

Mr. Dodgy, on Oct 24 2005, 06:06 AM, said:

(all legal)

sure...

believe me s**t happens, i got a call from the FBI once.
Thats all it takes to straighten you out ;)
never never ever, talk to them without a lawyer, they dont have to read you any rights until they arrest you <_<
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Posted 2005-October-24, 12:35

Mostly 70's and 80's.
Mostly Rock or harder.
Best of em all. Deep Purple, The house of Blue Light.... ;)

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Posted 2005-October-26, 09:34

Trpltrbl, on Oct 24 2005, 01:35 PM, said:

Mostly 70's and 80's.
Mostly Rock or harder.
Best of em all. Deep Purple, The house of Blue Light.... :P

GBB :)

i always like Deep Purple "the book of talyson" especially Anthem
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Posted 2005-October-26, 10:29

http://www.sky.fm/

Live online music broadcasting, providing different style music, Free of charge!
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Posted 2005-October-26, 11:40

I seem to be in a bit of a minority.
Until last week my computer hard disk had a bit on an emphasis on 'B', as it had:
Bruckner symphonies 6,7,8,9
Bach B-minor mass, magnificat
Beethoven piano sonatas
(and some other stuff by Haydn, Handel, Mendelssohn and Elgar).
But! Our hard disk broke, we've just replaced it, and the new one has no music at all on it yet. I think I'll go back to Schubert piano sonatas & string 4tets for a while, haven't listened to them for ages.
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Posted 2005-October-26, 14:50

Lately been gravitating into a mellow phase: Badly Drawn Boy and Ben Folds are really appealing right now........
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Posted 2005-October-26, 14:54

Frances, you are by far not alone, great music! Right now, as I read this, I am listening to Mendelssohn-Bartholdy's "Elias" (we're having a concert with that in january). Most pieces of Dvorak are fantastic, not to forget Berlioz, Sibelius and Debussy and and and.... Did you ever listen to Nigel Kennedy? A sensitive rebel and on the violin (of course not everybody's darling...).
But I am a music maniac and love different stuff. An interesting thing is CAMILLE: "Le fil", it is French (perhaps) Jazz; she took one tone (le fil) and performs with her voice pieces around that, very few instruments. Stefano di Battista's "Parker's Mood" is really fine for dreaming, relaxing, playing online bridge or whatever. And good old QUEEN: hmmmmm :D My favourite CD is "A Night At The Opera". I better stop now, n8 :)
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