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JD The Jazz Doctor


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duh. its a primarily 80s station, so I doubt it.blankstare

but,

I have been burning a boatload of classical music discs for a buddy at work. In doing so, they get added to my my music folder. I have enough music that I could easily do a classical hour for the next year and have the majority of the music be fresh each time. I would do this as a replacement of college daze, or if its a real good night, after college daze.

just curious. I like classical to an extent, but after awhile, it gets old, I admit. But the best of it can be just a beautiful peace of art. I  have enough to explore and try and find them beautiful timeless moments.

Classical, as well as jazz, and for that matter, underground 80s stuff isn't represented in the milwaukee broadcast radio market anymore. Probably not very much anywhere anymore now that the clear-channel perhaps aint so clear...

we'd be talking way late on a sunday night, which in itself is a discouragement, except for a few hardcore radio fans. 

I guess the real question is- would anybody mind if I played classical music here on sunday nights?

 



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I spelled piece of art wrong, as peace of art, but in a way its what I meant...

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I gots no problems with it.

Except classical music always conjurs up images of a demented serial killer dismembering his victims bodies in my head hmm.gif

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I'd enjoy that! I love classical music. Bach, Beethoven, Mozart... they were the head bangers of their day. nod.gif

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Aw man! I'd love it, but I never stay up that late on Sunday nights!

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I also don't mind some classical music. I will agree that I can only listen to so much and then I have to move on to something else. Kind of like when I listen to country music.

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Simple answer....NO

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I think Sunday night would be a great time for a classical show, and it'd be nice. I can never listen on Sundays though, so don't take my opinion too seriously.

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Lady Strange wrote:

I think Sunday night would be a great time for a classical show, and it'd be nice. I can never listen on Sundays though, so don't take my opinion too seriously.


Along these lines...a midnight show would be fine with me, I'm not listening then....

 



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hmm hmmm......
maybe I could do like a one time special show on sunday night, in place of jazz101...
thanks tho for your opinions here tho.smile



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Mad Mema wrote:

I'd enjoy that! I love classical music. Bach, Beethoven, Mozart... they were the head bangers of their day. nod.gif


Bach Ramone - Guitars, Beethoven Ramone - Keyboards, Mozart Ramone - Vocals & Percussion. Ah, CBGB's. (Classical Boy Gone Bad)

 



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MzHartz wrote:

Aw man! I'd love it, but I never stay up that late on Sunday nights!


Maybe, start with Classical, progress to Jazz then, kick our azzz! wit some of the 80's.
Then deep sleep.hmm

 



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Hungarian Rhapsodies are awesome to sleep by. nod.gif

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Sleep under any conditions rocks.

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True. That's just one of my secrets to sleeping well when I'm really stressed out. Classical music channel and some Tylenol PM.

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Even the really aggressive classical music?

Or just the mellow melodic stuff?

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I like both versions of classical. The mellow stuff is easier to sleep to. I like the more aggressive stuff when I'm working.

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Ditto. smile

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Interesting. smile.gif I'd think in your job the mellow stuff would be a better deal. Sooth the peeps and all.

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Kinda tough to kick butt to the Classical equivalent of Barry Manilow.  nana.gif

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True, but that's when you have to just hear the William Tell Overture in your head.

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Or Dance of the Valkyries.

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I love the smell of napal in the morning! Isn't it Ride of the Valkyries?

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You may be right...my knowledge of classical music could stand to be expanded.

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Flight of the Bumblebee also works for a good fight. smile.gif

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For my taste, you cant beat the riff from Smoke On The Water. wink

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How about the opening riff from Hells Bells?

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Trevor Hoffmann uses that as his theme song every time he closes a Brewer game.

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Its a good song.

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Maybe a little "Cat Scratch fever" to boot.

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