On Thu, 18 Feb 2010 08:31:25 -0800 (PST), Kixi <Kixi____@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>On Feb 16, 6:51 pm, Raoul <x...@xxx.com> wrote:
>>
>> Well that's your problem, your taste in music is too limited
>>
>> I can see where you would want to put your collection of MP3s on
>> shuffle and let it play.- Hide quoted text -
>
>I would have thought my list of music was anything but "limited". I'd
>say wide ranging.
>
>Don't know where y'all's living but N.American media is very much
>under the control of a few - despite the "freedom" propaganda. That's
>one reason the public are tuning out their radios, TVs and newspapers
>and going on-line and deciding to pick the tunes they want to listen
>to.
>
>As for N. American TV choices .....


Sorry, my attempt at satire failed. Your taste is certainly not
limited. You are also correct about most media in the US. I have
friends that work for a large media conglomerate and it's about money,
not music.

 

On Mon, 15 Feb 2010 22:50:34 -0800 (PST), Kixi <Kixi____@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>On Feb 15, 4:34 pm, Raoul <x...@xxx.com> wrote:
>>
>> Just out of curiosity, what sort of music do you listen to?
>
>I listen to a great mix. Examples of what I consider to be my
>currently favourites;
>
>Valerie Dunbar - Beautiful Dreamer et. al..
>Enya - Marble Halls
>Peter Dawson - Floral Dance et. al.
>Paul Robeson -
>Cathrine McKinnon
>Abba
>Bony M
>Elvis Presley
>Perry Como
>Doris Day
>Beatles
>Burl Ives
>Connie Francis
>Stompin' Tom Connors
>Harry Belafonte
>Harry Lauder
>Irish Tenors
>Mario Lanza
>Scottish Fiddle Orchestra
>Isla St. Clair
>James Last
>Judy Collins
>Marlene Dietrich
>Nana Mouskouri
>Pat Boone
>Patsy Cline
>Sahnestücke- 10 disks of lively German music
>..... and all those singles that made the top of the charts over the
>decades plus the popular classics by the artists/orchestras that made
>then famous.
>
>I like many American country tunes but on XM they are offered by
>second rate artists. I want to hear my favouite version.


Another bud the spud fan!!