What happen to favorite music list?

I guess someone wants to run the show and not let us have fun here.Greg,I was wondering what happened here.Im quite new to the internet and just discovered e-BAY O.M.G. vinyl heaven!! I have bid on a album I had given up any hoe of ever finding on VINYL.According to all my inquires it was never released on VINYL but there it is and I WILL own it.TOOLS AENEMA! Maybe I havent grown up to much yet but to me there is nothing like ferocious power cords and explosive drums!I like Heavy Metal and modern rock!! And You??

No I didn`t grow up yet either, at 48 and still playing drums in a rock band,I love all kinds of music,but at that age ,I CAN QUITE DO THE METAL AS I USE TOO!!!!. So classic rock is what I play and listen to at home,along with some of my jazz and fusion music from players like Steve Smith,Frank Gambale,Chick Corea, Bill Bruford,I like the new music from Bruce Cockburn and Steely Dan and the new Alan Parson Project. these were recorded well,not to much music done well these days. to get good sounding music you have to go get some of that audiofile crap, sounds good ,but kinda empty, great for showing of your stuff, but still just doesn`t fill your SOUL.!!!!!! I just wanted people to write down what they like so I can build my music, and share what I have with them, great way to build a good selection of tunes. Greg

Alright I confess.I like Tommy James and the Shondells!! The man has a voice that can make a metalhead melt.Now that I finally have a high rez system the Beatles sure sound different then from a AM radio in my old 68 Ford Econoline Van! Nothing like dimming te lights.torching up some incense and spinning The Threshold of a Dream.Talk about bringing back memories! How about some Sticky Fingers?My zipper's stuck but it sure sounds good.What am I doing sitting here typing when I can be spinning Stevie in my living room? Bye

Hi Drumsgreg, David et al; Nice topic: I'm well over half century old myself, ...let's hear it for: Buddy Guy, Hound Dog Taylor, Koko Taylor, Etta James, Terry Evans, JJ Cale, Lonnie Mack, Lonnie Brooks, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker etc. in the Blues genre. Lately I've been listening to a lot of Melissa Etheridge, Cowboy Junkies, George Thorogood, ZZ Top, Enya, Enigma, Clannad, Mai're Brennan (lead singer for Clannad, and sister of Enya), Loreena McKennitt, Natalie Cole, George Jones, and Hank Williams Jr.. There's not really room to list specific CDs here like I would like to. If I were to recommend one artist to cyberaudio friends, it would be Mai're Brennan (also lead singer for Clannad), her ballads are especially beautiful. Her first CD was self titled "Mai're Brennan". BTW her 1st name is pronounced "Moira". Her next CD was "Perfect Time", and she has two more out. Beautiful, beautiful ballads-- probably found in Irish Folk or Celtic sections. A five star performer, and recordings are very good.

There was ( I guess) a date code error at Audiogon, the postings had a strange date and got slammed to the VERY BOTTOM of the page, although the posting was new! Please revisit Sound Advise and continue with your postings and comments, I was enjoying it too.