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    Default while you are turning

    so what music do ya all have on (if any that is) when you are turning, and looking for that deep down inspiration...as for me it's
    ZZTop, guns&roses,Ozzy, meat loaf.....and so on, might be a bit to heavy for sum'a you ow boys................sorry this thread is nothing to do with turning wood, but it's the end of xmas, the start of a new year just around the corner, so all the best for 2006, and hope that your xmas went ok, keep on turning, and keep on rockin.....

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    Default Turning music

    It sounds like we have about the same music collection. When I go into a store to look for music, I go directly to the bargain bin to see wat treasures I can find. I always tell my wife "Look, so-and-so really screwed up and put this in the bargain bin! Let's get out of here before they realize what they've done!"
    I'm not young enough to know it all!

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    My tastes are varied, from Bach thru Pink Floyd to Black Sabbath, but usually my selection has more to do with keeping others out of my shed than promoting inspiration.

    I've even considered stooping to Val Doonican or Nana Mouskouri, but it rather defeats the purpose when it keeps me outta the shed too.
    I may be weird, but I'm saving up to become eccentric.

    - Andy Mc

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    Quote Originally Posted by BB
    ZZTop, guns&roses,Ozzy, meat loaf.....and so on, might be a bit to heavy for sum'a you ow boys....
    He he he Heavy how bout MuDvAyNe!
    While working in my workshop I have a set speakers hooked up too my computer's HT amp(inside the house) so I just hit random play on windows media player.
    I prob a have a bit different tastes to others here, the main stuff I listen too while workin is usually heavy with a very strong beat
    Prodigy
    Jet
    System of a down
    The Offspring(the fav)
    Green Day
    Audioslave
    Limpbizkit
    Foo Fighters
    MuDvAyNe
    Slip Knot
    Old Metalica, Iron Madien, Judas preist

    Then I'll stretch too easy listening stuff like
    Missy Higgins
    Ben folds
    Cake
    The Cat Empire
    John Butler Trio, Just to name a few!

    Hey BB whats yer fav ZZtop album? Mines Tre's Hobre's(real ZZ)lost my copy tho

    I cant play any LZep in the workshop... I keep breaking out in a big air guitar solo, scared I might chop me fingers off!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Harry72
    scared I might chop me fingers off!
    I never play music loud enough to hear when I have a machine running for that reason. It's too easy to be distracted.

    But then, my tastes are pretty eclectic, country rock blues roots jazz or anything with a mando in it.

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    good call harry72, nice to see someone with good taste in music, i enjoy those bands with my 15 year old son but what about regurgitator and jermeroqoi to add to the list

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    ABC Classic FM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DPB
    ABC Classic FM.
    Yep. The radio in the shed, the one in the kitchen, the hifi in the living room, ditto the study, and the car radio - all tuned to Classic FM.

    Sad really

    Cheers!

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    Like Midge said,when turning I prefer to hear what the chisels doing with the wood on the lathe.
    The slightest imperfection in the wood will be detected by the chisel and for that reason I dont have the radio on moreover when woodturning...I have had numerous close encounters and I believe your senses are more finely tuned if no outside distraction is current.

    Knew a bloke....real good turner ,long since moved on had this one experience whilst having the radio on in his shed ...bowl he was turning flew apart and sconed him...he woke up on the floor by his lathe with the lathe still running and the bowl strewn over all parts of his shed let alone his skull which was covered in blood.

    Popular likeable bloke around town, named a park after him when he passed on.

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    Cricket when it's on. Footy when it's on. Radio most of the other times. Sometimes break out a CD and put on Silverchair, Chilli Peppers, Van Halen, Live. Fav album is propably 'Californication' by the Red Hot Chilli Peppers.
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    AC/DC, Deep Purple, Dio, Rainbow, Blue Oyster Cult, Ozzy, Black Sabbath, Golden Earring, Iron Maiden, Iron Butterfly, ZZ Top; Degulleo would be the best album followed by El Loco; Led Zepplin and Jimi Hendrix. These are all on the play list in my. Also have sandalwood incense burning while I turn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smeds
    good call harry72, nice to see someone with good taste in music, i enjoy those bands with my 15 year old son but what about regurgitator and jermeroqoi to add to the list
    Yup them too... spelt Jamiroquai... had to reach for the cover!
    Forgot to add me all time fav band, PowderFinger... its very good quality music thats well written Bernard is tops, seen them play live 4 times now!
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    Well said John.... Nothing to overshadow the sound of the tool and the timber. Definitely not an MP3 player or anything else that plugs into the ears and that includes earmuffs and earplugs.

    The slightest little click comimg from the timber when turning could spell disaster. Many a skull has been saved by hearing an imperfection before feeling or seeing it.

    Cheers - Neil

    PS of course my choice if I did listen would have to be good ol vintage rock n roll but will listen to almost anything, swing, clasical, motown, even John Farnham and Human Nature. Hate wailing (me dog died an me missus left me fer another shiela) country and loathe drug f#&ked music.

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    Well i should be ok then... as I dont do any turning!(Hmm Im posting in the wrong section )
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    I listen to alot of Prog/Death/Black/Doom metal myself. Bands like Queensryche, My Dying Bride, Anathema, Arcturus, Cradle of Filth, Morbid Angel...etc...

    Of course I also listen to Jazz/Fusion and Dark Wave. Being a guitarist I can't leave out Steve Vai, Satriani, Eric Johnson, Scott Henderson/Tribal Tech... the list goes on...

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