This thread is not racing related but was just wondering, what is your favorite music and your favorite music artists? I can't remember going to any race without the music crankin out. Figure it's a good time to find out before the 1st hot lap session kicks in at North Vernon on the 28th and our practice on April 4th. For me , it's classic country and bluegrass ( you knew that was comin didn't you Rudy?). Artists, well here's some of mine:
Don Williams
Gene Watson
Vern Gosdin
George Jones
Conway Twitty
Hank Williams Jr.
Waylon Jennings
Buck Owens
Alan Jackson
Randy Travis
Merle Haggard
George Strait
Most Bluegrass........And just about anything country say pre-1980 or so.

Is there any Rock-n-rollers out there?

my tastes are varied (warped?):
AC-DC
Jimmy Buffet
Kenny Chesney
Tim McGraw & Faith Hill

My taste is also a little warped. But for the races, it has to have a fast beat & killer words...just makes the racin more excitin.

My personal tastes are; Bob Seger, Shinedown, Kid Rock, ZZ Top, Black Label Society, and the louder the better.

More a a favorite style of music that a favorite artist. Heavily into progressive rock, indie rock, college rock, alternative rock , electric blues, and 60's psychedelic music. I've been told that these musical tastes are very abnormal for a person of my age (57 years old).:kookoo I poo-poo the musical "middle of the road" corporate radio stuff.:thumbsdown:

Not into pop, metal, country, jazz, or classical much.

Listen alot to woxy.com, wnku.org, and Minnesota Public Radio (The Current).:thumb

Boston
Four Horsemen
ACDC
Johnny Cash
Metallica
Journey

later,

Bob Mays

My music of choice at a racetrack is ....................... my avatar and signature will answer this question. :cheers

we always jam out to ac/dc, lynyrd skynyrd, and metallica when headed to the track, and sometimes we throw some elton john in there(rocketman)

Just as with food and racing, I have varied tastes in music. When I'm on the road to/from Eldora, Gas City, Terre Haute, etc. I am usually accompanied by Stevie Ray Vaughan, The Dixie Chicks, Patty Loveless, Dave Brubek, Lynryd Skynyrd, Doobie Brothers (with Tom Johnston), and many others. The only exception is that I will not allow any of Gregg's operatic arias or most certainly none of RichH's blowhard Rush Limbaugh ranting. :wink:O::wink

A bunch of different artists and genres......

Led Zep
Sabbath
ZZ Top's early stuff from the 70's
Hendrix (Band of Gypsys is my fave from Jimi)
Cream
Neil Young
Ozzy
Zakk Wylde/Black Label Society
Alice In Chains/Jerry Cantrell's solo projects
Metallica
AC/DC
Motorhead
Ministry
Days of the New (They were originally from Charlestown, Ind.)
Soundgarden
Stone Temple Pilots
Waylon Jennings
John Lee Hooker
Muddy Waters

Must not be too abnormal, I'm almost 50 and sounds like me to a T
Jim Fisher