What music do you listen to?

[woodsmoke]

LOL well I've said this before in a variety of ways, that Linux has changed a lot of things in my life, and that it introduced me to streaming radio, my particular fav station is the Soma FM group of substations , and that by listening online that I purchased cds and that actually, if the big media companies had any sense they would embrace it and make more money but anyway....

Since I have a dedicated computer for my widescreen t.v. and have it running daily for Kontact, etc. I have found that I now default to listening to streaming music on the big screen.

One caveat, I know that most manufacturers and folks say one does not have to worry about "burn in" but letting a static pic stay on the screen for a long time does leave a noticeable afterimage.

So, I have a linky on the desktop for settings and just "test" the screensaver.

Anyway....just sayin'.

woodsmoke

[oshunluvr]

Not that it matters much, but "burn-in" is a phosphorous condition. Unless your TV is a tube-type it has no phosphorous in the screen. Now-a-days, screensavers are just for entertainment. If you're not actually looking at the screen, power it off or power-saving mode (if it has one) is better. Saves hours on the TV's life and a few pennies in the electric bill too.

[woodsmoke]

Okaaay..............so...........let me try to unnnerstand this.......im just a doofus ol guy.........

"burn-in" is a phosphorous condition. Unless your TV is a tube-type it has no phosphorous in the screen

Even though I........see with my rum soaked old eyes..........a......."shadow" of stuff on the screen........\

it is not goin to........"do" something to the screen?

It is a Panasonic, large screen tv that I purchased a few years ago...........NO.........."bulbs" or anything like that just a flat screen tv from Sears that

happended to have RGB input..........apparently the LAST that Sears would sell with RGB input.

wood...........waiting with abated breath.......smoke

[yunque]

Latin music (no, certainly not salsa) specially Puerto Rico folk, classical (romantics (Vivaldi) and cello), American Folk, some country, easy listening (while reading or working), ...

Judy Collins, Peter Paul and Mary, Edwin Colón Zayas, Andrés Jiménez, Mozart, Bach, ...

[vsreeser]

Classic Rock
Christian Rock - AKA Skillet, Bloodgood
80s glam metal AKA hair bands
Techno Trance
Very LIttle Country AKA only songs by Scott Southworth
Occasional Fusion jazz and classical.
Will switch off any rap

[xennex81]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHbuYCqYEd0

Only for the image of the girl of course.

[xennex81]

It is a Panasonic, large screen tv that I purchased a few years ago...........NO.........."bulbs" or anything like that just a flat screen tv from Sears that

Not sure. Once heard of a guy selling a LCD TV that had a burned-in (state-condensed whatever, I don't know?) image of a homosexual porn movie that a friendly friend had decided "for fun" to let sit on the TV while the guy was away on vacation. Upon return the image turned out not to go away anymore. I believe he was not even trying to sell the thing, but seriously giving away for free .

LOL well I've said this before in a variety of ways, that Linux has changed a lot of things in my life, and that it introduced me to streaming radio, my particular fav station is the Soma FM group of substations , and that by listening online that I purchased cds and that actually, if the big media companies had any sense they would embrace it and make more money but anyway....

I remember listening to that often on my Squeezebox Touch/Boom that I have at home. I think the only other thing I have been listening to in online radio terms is Digitally Imported. I'm not even sure there are any other good stations...

[claydoh]

I am listening to Depeche Mode's Delta Machine album on my Kodi box. The visualization effects are distracting me. Yes, I am easily distracted, but I am supposed to be working
I will be fine as long as I don't put on headphones and turn the volume up to proper levels.

[InsideJob]

Dedicated to all those who keep the Interwebzes safe and secure from terrorists and trolls:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BNzmrlVOEc

I can't post the name of the song without violating the ToS and EULA and CoC though.

[xennex81]

You're such an opening in someone's behind. Listen to Laura Shigihara, she's sweet and friendly and nice and a children's lover and she would never swear. Really.

https://laurashigihara.bandcamp.com/...ial-soundtrack

[NickStone]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgpnlLz7WR0
Fanfare for the common man - Emerson, Lake and Palmer

[ArazelEternal]

Most anything except for rap or hip-hop. Rush, Yes, Kansas, Dream Theater, Queensryche (Geoff Tate era), Symphony X, Jethro Tull are among my favorite bands.

[Cecil]

I listen to a variety of music, only things I don't listen to are country and religious music. My favorite bands change from time to time, but currently I listen to Blind Guardian, Five Finger Death Punch, and a metal cover of the Undertale soundtrack a lot.

[woodsmoke]

Kinda like me, I like a variety and go through phases, and ONLINE STREAMING radio keeps changing my phase!! lol

woodsmoke

[Guest]

Will current top hits no matter who's the artist, not really suit me. Me more on 90's music, rock, R&B, pop or hip hop.