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

#1 User is offline   pigpenz 

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Posted 2005-September-28, 19:56

Neil Young
this is a really long song and were gonna play it real slow :D
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Posted 2005-September-28, 20:02

I don't listen to music, I either watch tv or listen to my significant other talk. :D
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Posted 2005-September-28, 20:59

rock or alternative music mainly.
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Posted 2005-September-28, 21:10

tonight New Rolling Stones Bigger Bang
Also on tv 4 hour Bob Dylan, "Like a Rolling Stone" and so many others.

At least that is my excuse for last hand with Phil tonight and I am sticking to it. :D.
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Posted 2005-September-28, 21:46

Garcia and Grisman when I play with echognome.

Bach when I play with mgoetze.

Marc Knopfler when I play with inquiry.

Dutch music when I play with cherdano.

Blues when I play with a pick-up partner.

(more or less true except for the last one, but I like the idea)
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2005-September-28, 22:53

iPod/iTunes -- which for me means any of a number of playlists in my music library, anything from Mozart to Borodin to Gershwin to Brubeck to Steely Dan to Spyro Gyra to Paul Simon to James Taylor to Caribbean Jazz Project to ...
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Posted 2005-September-29, 03:43

Trance and Techno - most Tiësto and DJ Rush :D
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Posted 2005-September-29, 03:45

I tried watching Jessica Simpson's "these boots are made for walking" but after watching the video twice in succession, I decided I was in danger of becoming a pervert, so I have gone back to listening to anything that is available, I cant limit my musical tastes to one style
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Posted 2005-September-29, 03:53

Simon and Garfunkel: "Bridge Over Troubled Waters". Beyond compare as far as this game is concerned, is it not? :D

And then of course "Sacrifice".

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Posted 2005-September-29, 04:00

Mingus, Charlie Parker, Eric Dolphy, Billie Holiday, Lee Konitz, some Duke Ellington.
Paolo Conte, Mina, Vinicio Capossela (italian music).

Then some crazy stuff (various alternative music, World Music, etc etc.)
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Posted 2005-September-29, 04:47

Though women are famous for multitasking I usually do either listen to some music or play bridge. Recently in a bridgeclub in Italy they played some old stuff like a Neil Young song ("Old man..", performed by Annie Lennox) and "Suzanne" of Leonard Cohen which was nice to hear again, it was still possible to play :lol:
I love different kinds of music, Classic as well as Jazz and Pop, but it should have "the special something". My favourite CD at the moment is "Nicky Nicolai: Che Mistero è l'Amore".
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Posted 2005-September-29, 04:56

pigpenz, on Sep 28 2005, 08:56 PM, said:

Neil Young
this is a really long song and were gonna play it real slow :lol:

Heavy metal,powermetal,progrock,rock for me

:)
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Posted 2005-September-29, 05:08

Brandal, on Sep 29 2005, 12:56 PM, said:

Heavy metal,powermetal,progrock,rock for me

:)

He he, same for me : prog rock and prog metal ! :lol:

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Posted 2005-September-29, 05:57

Last three CDs

"Big Calm" by Morcheeba
"Beautiful" by Garbage
"The Woods" by Sleater Kinney
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Posted 2005-September-29, 06:41

"Raptor Overture' by the Ritongs
"Walk the Dog" by the Reisig Trio
"Smother" by the Peekers
"Drop It" by the Spearchuckers
"Unintentional Squeeze" by Lucky
"Sorry pard" by the BBO Choir
"Next!" by Joey
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Posted 2005-September-29, 07:16

"I tried watching Jessica Simpson's "these boots are made for walking" but after watching the video twice in succession, I decided I was in danger of becoming a pervert"

Twice?

Your head is already permanently lodged in her undercarriage :lol:

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Posted 2005-September-29, 07:32

Jlall, on Sep 28 2005, 09:59 PM, said:

rock or alternative music mainly.

The Offspring, especially the Prankster album.....rock on Dexter!
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Posted 2005-September-29, 07:38

I need quiet to concentrate when I'm doing anything. Guess I'm not a true woman.
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Posted 2005-September-29, 08:06

www.radioparadise.com

http://magnatune.com/

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

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Posted 2005-September-29, 08:09

Floyd is timeless, no doubt.
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