What music do you want to play really loud?

"My favorite things" from the soundtrack of The Sound of Music - you know "Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens" rock on dude!!! Metal out with Julie Andrews and the Von Trapps!!! True 60's psychadelic - if you remember the movie then you weren't there. The hell with distortion - this tune is why you need 125 dB peak horns because nothing else can deliver the live experience at the Bijou.

whaling stories - procol harum

Crank up some re-mastered Beatles. If you have a good system tell me what you think of "just seventeen" from their first album or "Day Tripper." Many more, just great LOUD!

"Seventh Sojourn" - Moody Blues
"She's So Cold" - Rolling Stones

A couple of years ago I found a CD of Roger Daltry's concert at Canegie Hall, featuring the Juliard Orchestra. Before you get in a snit over how bad The Who must sound with french horn, bassoon and kettle drum, think about it. In actuality, many of the songs written by The Who are among some of the most lyrically and tunefully satisfying compositions of the 20th Century. Okay, this may be overboard, but as a listener and a musician, this album kindled in me an appreciation for that group, exposing a gap in my listening experience that is nearly embarrassing to mention. The arrangements were developed my Michael Kamen, and his direction is brisk, sure, and strong. Play this one up, LOUD.