[jadebox]

I love WVLG!!!!!!!!! Please no NEW modern music. Most of it insults my hearing. For sure no rap. >

[jjdees]

I think the station is great. Are we that old???

[opbob77]

Apparently!

[Russ_Boston]

I'm for anything but most RAP! I think as the new guard move in (people in their early 50's) the music will have to change. Not sure if you'll ever hear Nirvana and the like but at least mix in some current soft rock. A little smooth jazz or old time jazz wouldn't hurt either.

[Bella]

How 'bout some Stones, Rod Stewart, Gradfull Dead, CCR, Tina Turner...

Husband likes country - new artists...

[bestmickey]

...and Savoy Brown and Santana!

[MinnieM]

Growing up in NYC I spent almost every weekend at the Fillmore East. I don't think there was anyone worth seeing that did not perform there. Imagine this show, Allman Brothers, Grateful Dead and Janis Joplin headlining, all for the low price of a blacony seat for $3.50. Ahhh, those were the days.

Minnie

[Sgt Mac]

Someone say the Stones? Fred and Barny are friends of mine.

The best fix for RAP. . . WalMart 25 Best Irish Songs for $2 it will clear a 7-11 parking lot on low

How about Funkenstein's UFO landing on the Square. Line dance to that

Play some Hendrix get down tonight

[punkpup]

Most music of the '60s, '70s & '80s some of the '90s to current. This includes Rock - Crosby, Stills & Nash, Frampton, Led Zeppelin etc., DISCO - Barry White, Chic, Abba etc., Dance music - Madonna, Lisa, Lisa and the Cult Jam, Tavares, Electronica, Trance & House Music, R & B, Jazz, Classical and yes I like Country, New Wave, Punk Rock, New Age, Big Band, Doo Wop, Soul, Reggae and some Hip Hop, not the violent talking, woman hating :: , profane :edit: ugly stuff :yikes: but the stuff with a cool beat as well.
I'd guess you'd say that I have eclectic taste in music LOL.

[golfnut]

minnie, almost every weekend at the fillmore with that kind of entertainment, WOW, i'm jealous.

[redwitch]

Jazz and classical music can put me into a state of nirvanha. Rock -- oldies, psychedelia, some heavy metal, modern -- usually means I can't sit still and body parts have to bop. It makes me happy to hear it. Let me hear the right sound on the radio and I HAVE to blast it out (my poor neighbors here). And, yes, to me the right sound can be good rap and hip-hop. Today's artists are some of the most talented wordsmiths and poets I've ever heard. They put Dylan and Baez to shame with their messages. I may not always like the message I'm hearing but the words are impressive.

I was fortunate and grew up in several musical eras. My brother was 7 years older and insisted I listen to HIS music (the Mickey Mouse Club was a communist plot to take over the minds of American children -- it was on opposite American Bandstand). So, the 50s rock was very much a part of my culture. I was one of the lucky ones who was there (albeit accidently) at the beginning of the hippie movement -- the Monterey Pop Festival which featured Janis, Jim, the Who, Alvin & the Chipmunks, the guy who did Purple People Eater .... it was an eclectic day to put it mildly. If Janis or Jimi were playing somewhere in NoCal, I was there. So, I do love the psychedelic sounds. I basically helped raise the neighborhood kids before my daughter came into my life. They kept me up to date on heavy metal, hip-hop, etc. I discovered the fun in those genres, too.

My father insisted that jazz and country be played in the house. Nothing like some Trane and then Patsy Cline to confuse a child. rofl

Given a choice, I would love to hear more blues in the Squares. Give me a man who can play a good axe and I'm in hog heaven.

Only music that truly hurts my ears and psyche is disco and techno pop. Both are the same sound over and over and over. Oh, did I mention that they are repetive?

So, yes, it would be nice to hear different sounds. However, I'm content with most of what I hear (as long as it isn't SLOWWWWWW). I can always play what I like at home and in my car.

[golfnut]

red, it's that Yenko spirit

[shy]

Big Band music, music of the 30's and 40's would be so nice to dance to in the squares.

[chuckinca]

I'll second that!

[The Great Fumar]

WOLFMAN JACK, BEACH BOYS , PLATTERS......THAT WAS ALL AFTER THE MUSIC DIED AND IT'LL LIVE FOREVER....