Thread: Your shaving playlist...

^^^George Jones puts on a great live show. I saw him and Gary Busey do a few songs at City Stages years ago!

Originally Posted by rtaylor61

I'll listen to anything between AC/DC to Led Zeppelin. Tony Bennett, Lawrence Welk, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Bach, Pachelbel, whatever. Whatever I am in the mood to hear.

RT

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It entirely depends on my mood. Miles Davis, Led Zepplin, Robert Randolph, Frank Sinatra, Tracy Chapman, Randy Travis, Merl Haggard, Willie Nelson, etc.

I usually put the music I'm listening to in the SOTD when I post.

Silence mostly, but when I do I'm a Jazz freak. Pat Metheny is currently taking up space on my mp3 player.

I do enjoy my silence though. I'm still new enough that I need to concentrate. When I first started, my daughter wanted to watch. I got distracted and gave myself a nice cut. The poor thing had this horrified look on her face when she saw red running down Daddy's mug! So now it's silence mostly and I work solo.

Just the popping of the whiskers and the singing of the blade.

bj

The local NPR affiliate here - its usually BBC Newshour by the time I get to shaving

Usually silence, or the local jazz station. If I take the time... perhaps a Liz Story or Joe Sample CD... or anything else that seems right at the time... standards, folk, country, rock, jazz, classical. But no Reggae or Rap . Ever!!

Handel Water Music is nice... ...so are the Gipsy Kings. Mostly though, it's just hairs meeting the guillotine!

This is off-topic, I know, but does anyone know the name of the song the captain shaves with in "Pan's Labyrinth"?

Originally Posted by PA23-250

does anyone know the name of the song the captain shaves with in "Pan's Labyrinth"?

Here is a listing of all the songs in the movie if it helps:

HERE YOU GO

also, here you can listen to clips form them:

AMAZON LINK

I've got the soundtrack--brilliant stuff, but sadly no shaving music. Appreciate the help, though. Maybe I'll start a thread in the Off-Topic forum. Cheers!

Erik

John Lee Hooker, or Satan and Adams you get the idea,