Thread: What music do you play while shaving???

I'm rarely without my music when shaving. I have my favourites but my taste is eclectic and I'm just as likely to be found listening to some gabba at >200bpm as I am some Verdi. Mood, equipment, weather can all play a part in selection. Shaving in silence would just be strange to me.

Originally Posted by AcquaDiParmesan

I'm rarely without my music when shaving. I have my favourites but my taste is eclectic and I'm just as likely to be found listening to some gabba at >200bpm as I am some Verdi. Mood, equipment, weather can all play a part in selection. Shaving in silence would just be strange to me.

I agree with the eclectic tastes, though opera and Musak are not on my playlist.

Miles Davis, Dave Brubeck, Little Feat, Mahler, Deep Purple, or Vivaldi are more likely to show up. I do occasionally prefer to just hear the razor though.

https://youtu.be/7RvR3j535qc?list=PL...WZ_QuBkzvhZNEt

IMHO one of the 5 best live albums ever made.

Originally Posted by Texstar

IMHO one of the 5 best live albums ever made.

Seen them 3 times and have all their albums, the music is too much fun!

Originally Posted by Texstar

I agree with the eclectic tastes, though opera and Musak are not on my playlist.

Miles Davis, Dave Brubeck, Little Feat, Mahler, Deep Purple, or Vivaldi are more likely to show up. I do occasionally prefer to just hear the razor though.

Strange any opera music not being on your playlist and Vivaldi being there, he knocked a fair few out in his time, more than Verdi did, but, hey ho.

Originally Posted by doc47

Seen them 3 times and have all their albums, the music is too much fun!

Went to three concerts before 1979 and one since. Just not the same without Lowell George.

Originally Posted by AcquaDiParmesan

Strange any opera music not being on your playlist and Vivaldi being there, he knocked a fair few out in his time, more than Verdi did, but, hey ho.

Love the orchestration, but there is something about the human voice as a tonal instrument that just doesn't connect with me.

Originally Posted by Texstar

Went to three concerts before 1979 and one since. Just not the same without Lowell George.

Lowell was the heart of the Feat without doubt! I'm always surprised by the number of people who have never heard of Little Feat.

Originally Posted by Texstar

Love the orchestration, but there is something about the human voice as a tonal instrument that just doesn't connect with me.

I'm the same when Mrs Acquadiparmesan starts talking...