Friday Night Garage Tunes

I pride myself in having a pretty wide range of music preferences but this is getting a little out of hand.
What’s everyone have on their playlist?

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No Punk rock?? Come on man

That is one genre I never got into.

Country preferably old, some champagne music, and a few hits from the 60s and 70s. That makes up my playlist.

I’m all over the place, my latest Playlist has, As I lay dying, rancid, a perfect circle, suicide boys , trampled by turtles, greatful dead, deftones, Pantera, riff raff, whiskey meyers, suicide silence, limp bizkit, lol and goes on in every direction from there. I listen to a ton of different stuff.

Most recent playlist I made was back to music I listened to growing up and in HS. So, mostly rock and grunge stuff.

Stone Temple Pilots, Alice In Chains, Local H, Sponge, Pearl Jam, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Red Hot Chili Peppers, etc. There’s a bit of Snoop and Tupac mixed in there, too.

Bearcat89 wrote:

I’m all over the place, my latest Playlist has, As I lay dying, rancid,

I thought you were telling us you were deathly sick there for a minute…

At Home it’s Modern Country crushing Coronas, At the Cabin it’s Crooners sipping on a pour of bourbon burning a Macanudo.

On the way to fish, Ezra Bell, Treaty Oak Revival, maybe Watchhouse.

After getting skunked, Puddle of Mudd, Dexter and the Moonrocks, more TOR, and then Highly Suspect

Heavy on the Kid Rock last night/today. Gearing up for the show tonight at Target Center!

-J.

Dang! Have fun Jon
I might have to find a ticket.
Saw him at TI with Uncle Cracker. Great Show!

Jon Jordan wrote:

Heavy on the Kid Rock last night/today. Gearing up for the show tonight at Target Center!

-J.

Sounds like a blast! Brother and SIL are going.

dang i must be old!!!! whats this playlist you fellers keep talking about???

i just turn the radio to a good rock station. i got a decent stereo in my garage with speakers inside and out, but the damg thing wont work now for all my CD’s andcassettes….i need to go shopping!!!!

Jon Jordan wrote:

Heavy on the Kid Rock last night/today. Gearing up for the show tonight at Target Center!

-J.

We have a tradition about only playing Kid Rock while on LOTW or in Canada. A few years ago we bought Kid Rock and Keystone flags and flew them off the boats at LOTW. We made sure to putter out with the charter boats from Sportsman’s with the flags and Kid Rock just blaring. Best fishing day we ever had up there.

Youbetcha wrote:

No Punk rock?? Come on man

I think you and me would get along good in the garage, Youbetcha! I was in what you’d call a punk band back in high school in the 90’s, Not the spiked hair, chains and piercings (IE Rancid) but more jeans and t-shirts, skater punk (IE All, Decedents, etc). But I listen to it all. It’s hard to get my buddies to bob their heads along when I have control of the tunes… But if I’m in the garage alone and I’m getting nostalgic, I’m blasting bands like, NOFX, No Use For a Name, Lagwagon, Bouncing Souls, Rancid, Screw 32, Decedents, All, Dillinger Four, Maybe even a little core-ska like old school BossTones or Suicide Machines. I have a HUGE spot in my heart for Minneapolis indie legends The Replacements. Saw some unbelievable shows in ridiculously small venues, even a few basements back in the day. Still have scars! Man, I miss those days.

Anyone else??? I’m guessing I’m in the minority here…

You know it just makes me smile, every time somebody posts a playlist of awesome music from the past, it gets me thinking of different bands and the great songs that you don’t often hear.

Just the last 5 songs that played on my randomized playlist last night…

Queen – Fat Bottomed Girls
Jane’s Addiction – Been Caught Stealin’
Radiohead – Creep
REM – What’s the Frequency
Beastie Boys – No Sleep ’til Brooklyn

A few years ago we bought Kid Rock and Keystone flags and flew them off the boats at LOTW.

Yeah baby!

-J.

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sorry! Had to!

Dang it won’t post the meme!

Interesting mix of songs for each person
I myself have a LOT of Van Halen songs on my iPhone to play in the truck and in the garage when working.

I think you and me would get along good in the garage, Youbetcha! I was in what you’d call a punk band back in high school in the 90’s, Not the spiked hair, chains and piercings (IE Rancid) but more jeans and t-shirts, skater punk (IE All, Decedents, etc). But I listen to it all. It’s hard to get my buddies to bob their heads along when I have control of the tunes… But if I’m in the garage alone and I’m getting nostalgic, I’m blasting bands like, NOFX, No Use For a Name, Lagwagon, Bouncing Souls, Rancid, Screw 32, Decedents, All, Dillinger Four, Maybe even a little core-ska like old school BossTones or Suicide Machines. I have a HUGE spot in my heart for Minneapolis indie legends The Replacements. Saw some unbelievable shows in ridiculously small venues, even a few basements back in the day. Still have scars! Man, I miss those days.

Anyone else??? I’m guessing I’m in the minority here…

Growing up, the casualties were my favorite band, i grew up loving and being highly involved in the punk scene. Lower class brats, the exploited, the unseen, gbh, monster squad, Rancid, Tim’s other band operation ivy but that’s more ska so to say., Lars fredrickson and the monkeybutts when he went that way, social distortion, nofx I’ve seen probably 50 plus times. I’ve been to every small time punk venue and see so many. My kids in a misfits kick right now he has picked up the love for music that I have.
My love for punk is forever and holds a deep spot in my heart. This day and age I am more a metal head but punk will always live on. The kids and I just made breakfast to Rancid ” and out come the wolves” album. Both kids love flogging molly and request it on long drives, it drives my lady nuts. She loves that crap on the modern country stations. Which makes me want to vomit.

BigWerm wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Bearcat89 wrote:</div>
I’m all over the place, my latest Playlist has, As I lay dying, rancid,

I thought you were telling us you were deathly sick there for a minute…

Nope not to sick yet lol.
If you enjoy anything heavy, As I lay dying the album shadows are security is a masterpiece of a album

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ThunderLund78 wrote:

I think you and me would get along good in the garage, Youbetcha! I was in what you’d call a punk band back in high school in the 90’s,

That was around the time i was born so youve got a little more life experience than me

Bearcat89 wrote:

Growing up, the casualties were my favorite band, i grew up loving and being highly involved in the punk scene. Lower class brats, the exploited, the unseen, gbh, monster squad, Rancid, Tim’s other band operation ivy but that’s more ska so to say., Lars fredrickson and the monkeybutts when he went that way, social distortion, nofx I’ve seen probably 50 plus times. I’ve been to every small time punk venue and see so many. My kids in a misfits kick right now he has picked up the love for music that I have.
My love for punk is forever and holds a deep spot in my heart. This day and age I am more a metal head but punk will always live on. The kids and I just made breakfast to Rancid ” and out come the wolves” album. Both kids love flogging molly and request it on long drives, it drives my lady nuts. She loves that crap on the modern country stations. Which makes me want to vomit.

AWESOME, BC! Same with my wife and Modern Country – JUST AWFUL.

Youbetcha wrote:

That was around the time i was born so youve got a little more life experience than me

HA! I want to know your definition of Punk Rock, then! :). Not that it doesn’t still exist, I’m genuinely curious who your go-to bands are.

Mainly the whiny ones green day, linkin park, real friends, yellow card, my chemical romance, neck deep, blink 182, sum 41 you get the picture

If you like Chester Bennington and linkin park, look at Grey daze, it was his band when he was a teenager. Absolutely awesome sound. Chester was a amazing singer before he passed.

Bearcat89 wrote:

If you like Chester Bennington and linkin park, look at Grey dayz, it was his band when he was a teenager. Absolutely awesome sound. Chester was a amazing singer before he passed.

Grey Dayz is really good. Losing Chester sucks..Linkin Park is an all time favorite of mine.

I’m starting to come around to Linkin Parks new singer. I was shocked they brought in a female singer but I like her sound.

Linkin Park is punk? If so, then I’m a fan.

Yeah – that list is more mainstream “pop” punk and emo. Linkin Park isn’t punk, I would put them in the Nu Metal category. They got big with all the other rap-rock bands in the late 90s.

Joe Jarl wrote:

Linkin Park is punk? If so, then I’m a fan.

Not at all. But I liked anything Chester Bennington did. Later years when it was more Mike shenodah or how ever it was spelt I didn’t listen much to. Haven’t heard the new girl version I don’t think.