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

Originally Posted by doc47

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.

I'm a big Little Feat fan but, sadly, am too young to have seen Lowell George perform. I enjoy the more modern iterations of the band as well as the older stuff so my Feat collection tends to be less focused than some.

With summer I tend to shave later in the day so I can actually enjoy some music without my lovely wife sleeping on the other side of the door. Lately it's been Tedeschi-Trucks, Louis Armstrong, James Taylor or random radio tracks from the local alternative rock station.

Mostly just the brush tinging against the shave mug, and the sound of hair being snipped at skin level.

Music to my ears.

Artie Shaw

Originally Posted by Razorfeld

KQAC 89.9 FM, an all-classical music station delivering a wide variety of genres within the classical music umbrella. Always something for everyone who enjoys classical music. They are also on the web as allclassical.org.

KING FM 98.1 - Classic Radio Inc. out of Seattle Washington got to be the best for classical music. Which is what I always listen to, shaving or thinking about shaving or whatever I'm doing. If you enjoy the classics, once you've tuned into KING you're done looking for other sources of music.

Originally Posted by kruppstahl

KING FM 98.1 - Classic Radio Inc. out of Seattle Washington got to be the best for classical music. Which is what I always listen to, shaving or thinking about shaving or whatever I'm doing. If you enjoy the classics, once you've tuned into KING you're done looking for other sources of music.

I felt that way for a long time tuning in to WQXR Classical Radio New York City broadcasting from the Empire State Building. The "Radio station of The New York Times" they used to call it back then because they featured New York Times articles and news between Classical music. When I lived in Upstate New York years ago, the cable TV company actually piped it in on their FM band tap (a feature cable companies offered before Digital Music Streaming and the Internet) via microwave link from New York City. State-of-the-art stuff at the time. Listening to an FM station 200 miles away via a cable TV FM Tap was amazing back then. So that was where my FM dial on my stereo usually hung out.

Then I went back to Jazz and it's been Jazz ever since. I've been in love with Jazz since I was 17. But I do appreciate Classical music. Especially Mozart.

Currently streaming WUCF Jazz Radio from Orlando, FL. Otherwise I'm streaming CJRT Jazz Radio from Toronto.

Aloha!

-Zip

This morning feeling retro.....

"In The Wee Small Hours" - Frank Sinatra (vinyl)

It's hard to beat the Chairman of The Board on a Sunday morning.

The best music to listen to is JAZZ!!! There are so many different styles of jazz, so I'm not sure which style to tell you all I like. I love listening to a great jazz station I live-stream from Longbeach, Ca. I think it is called 88.1 KJAZZ from Cal State U. Look it up. I like the instrumental jazz song called Take 5; it is by Dave Brubeck. Love the jazz from the '50's-'60's. Also, latin jazz. I love the xylophone in jazz and upright bass.

Lionel Hampton
vibrophone "oh yeah"

I'm thinking tomorrow I might try some Five Finger Death Punch..........well maybe I should rethink that one

This mornings' playlist came from Sirius XM Channel 37 OCTANE:
- Dangerous by Shamen's Harvest (quite apropos)
- Freak Like Me by Halestorm
- Heading Up To Boston by Dropkick Murphys
- Down With the Sickness by Disturbed
- Guilty All the Same by Linkin Park

Vivaldi just doesn't lend itself to DFS.