Just wanted to conduct a poll on the most popular music played in the background while wrapping and packing ( no pun intended)! I find alternative rock to be the most productive.
Jeff (whitey) Leonard
aka Sterile Harold

Muskyfsh

i prefer the soothing sounds of jimmy buffett beaches, bars, boats and ballads

iron maiden all the way! the older stuff can i play with madness etc.
Andi

I prefer talk radio. Mark Levin is usually on when I have time to play.

I listen to audio books from the library on my computer.

Carlos Montoya, Flaminco guitar.

90's grunge/alternative..... Live, Pearl Jam, etc.

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Super Tight Lines......Don

Hi Jeff,
I listen to the snoring of my faithful old mutt laying at my feet.
Kind regards, Rod.
Mboro. Qld.
Australia.

Blues (lots of blues), Dire Straits and Portuguese music like "Xutos&Pontapés".

Abraço
Nuno

Country, we have a pretty good local station I like to listen to online and where-ever we go
Good mix of newer and traditional including some BlueGrass
[www.mountaincountry.us]

Best wishes,
Ron Schneider
Schneider's Rod Shop
Mountain Home, Arkansas
[www.schneidersrods.com]
mtnron40@yahoo.com
870-424-3381

Nice thread Jeff.

I listen to Songza on the internet. TONS of playlists. Last night it was Trans Am Rock. Night before it was Hillbilly Bodybuilding and Late Era Classic Rock. Tonight it may be Rat Pack : )

Thanks,
Chad Huderle

Huderle Custom Rods
Prior Lake, MN

Garry,
Great idea I should be listening to rosetta stone to practice up on my spanish. I think I'll try that.

Muskyfsh

Good thread.

Yes, sometimes I need music to get me started on any given day. In my case it is 50's rock and roll/pop, 40's to 70's country or waltz music by the Masters.

Capt Neil Faulkner

I suspect that most of us listen to music that we liked to listen to when we were in late high school or early college years.

It just seems that for many folks, that is the music era that seems to stick with them for the rest of their life.

I suspect that most of us listen to music that we liked to listen to when we were in late high school or early college years.

It just seems that for many folks, that is the music era that seems to stick with them for the rest of their life.

So Roger...... do you listen to the roaring 20's music?

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Super Tight Lines......Don

Funny this should come up, a few Saturdays ago I looped through In A Gadda Da Vida five times in a row..... Ablum version of course.

Jeff

Beatles, Eagles, Creedence, B S & T and Clapton do it for me.

Grateful Dead, followed up with some more Grateful Dead.

I have a Pandora account I customized over the years with my seed song being Gordon Lightfoot's Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, though not a fishing song, at least a nautical theme...