What are you listening now

Or these two

 

Prolly not. I'm working on a deal for a 2016 ZX6R KRT so I'll most likely be over there.....just in case BB wants to sign up so he can rub his weiner on my pant leg.

 

Dang it...is it snowing ?

 

Hahahahaha, no, it's actually 72 here today. I haven't got my seat back from my guy Pancho and my carbon guy is just getting around to doing the layup for the speedo sensor mount. The mounting hardware has been ordered from ProBolt and should be here soon.

The speedo sensor mount ended up being more work than anticipated...he had to use a CNC machine to make a billet aluminum mold to get it formed up right. As far as I know, it was going in the vacuum bag late last week, or early this week. I haven't been pushy, as it is the holidays and folks are busy with other things this time of year. I will be back in town the 3rd week of January, as I'm getting my house painted, so I hope to wrap everything up then.

Hopefully, the deal I'm trying to make for the ZX6 goes down, if not, I will keep looking around.....I was looking at Honda's, just so I could do another Honda project and get the added bonus of giving BB something to snivel about...but there is nothing currently out there worth messing with.....except for BB, that is.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNddW2xmZp8

 

The SQQ in the vids emulating Taylor Swift and Amy Winehouse were at least close to being legal. He may never finish that bike and move to Bangkok..

 

These two of 8 are strippers working Grinchmas. ..

 

Ah Billy, I troll you like a boss

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qot5_7NFUtA

Catchy little hook to that tune, If I do say so myself

 

To funny.....

 

Ya got six more? That's damn near a chorus line. Gotta say, for strippers they sure are well dressed.


I wonder if Norcalboy might like this one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFhMsDHYjbQ

 

Catchy enough to be one of the longest running commercial tunes and lyrics of all time. Interesting that you among your other proclivities that animal abuse is another bent. Better in this one IMO to not let the FAA or any of the military air wings know what you seem to think is fun.

 

Have just been listening to '80s Hardcore/Thrash band "Massappeal" after buying the re-eleased 45 yesterday replacing my badly worn original. Warning listening to Massappeal loud is like having someone setting off a coffee grinder filled with nuts and bolts in your head.

[video=youtube;u7f0N6QevFc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7f0N6QevFc[/video]

 

In defense of this music, not exactly.

I don't even like this type of progressive music. However, one can clearly hear each instrument and voice and tell that it is real people. Compare this recording to much of today's music that is compressed to hell, a pure wall of noise that sounds like it was generated like a computer.

So I appreciate that this recording does have great sound to it, even though I don't particularly like the song itself. A recording from a better day...

 

Nagging wife.
Any music would be better.
She wonders why I walk around with earbuds in and iPod going when I'm working round of the house.
On the iPod will be anything from Beethoven to Lou Reed.

 

I don't care about the music, I look for names of groups that I think are gonna shock everyone. I think some dudes from UK started this a couple of years back.

 

The warning was to try and best describe the style so those listening would do so with some idea.

Have to agree on your assement on todays compressed music.

In the '80s live music of many styles were played in pubs everywhere though most of my my friends were into punk or thrash / hardcore, many of the bands including Massappeal and many others we'd see were friends of my friends so it wasn't unusual to go to party's with these sort of bands playing in the backyard. These days my oldest daughter and her friends would rather listen to their overproduced house music on oversized Bluetooth speakers than go out and see a live band.

 

Just talked to a gigging blues drummer. As a rocker you can't get paid in this area today. The bars charge high covers rather than agreeing a % of the proceeds, which of course prevents people from showing up. It is a continuing downward spiral.

Around 2000 one of the clubs had 3-4 up and coming bands every Saturday. It was crazy cool.

And the depression continues...

 

Been listening to a lot of JJ Grey and Mofro.

 

Bunch of young boys standin round in the corner............they don't give a damn aboot some trumpet playin band.....or buying at least a couple of beers.

 

Mark Knofler cares.