Any of you Kid fans get into other artists???

don 't have time to do a whole post right now but just had to say
MCM-please do not stop listening to Yelewolf's music because of his "on board attitude" the man is talented..do me a favor, put in his cd, blank out all you "know" or" negatively heard" of him and just listen to the music...................
I'll get back to this post and the others later--

Triple L Blessings

I misnamed the band, although I like happy Monday's , the band I was thinking of is the tragically hip. There's another song that I can barely remember that said something like standing at the top of a bridge, just to see how far down it really is. Might be the song Cordelia . I'll have to look that one up.

Ever hear of Happy Mondays Louisiana's sinking and man I don't want to swim. Cage the elephants there ain't no rest for the wicked, money don't grow on trees, I got bills to pay and mouths to feed, there ain't nothing in this world for free. Love that one. Oh, girl song- four non blonds- can't think of the name but it goes ... Twenty five years of my life and still trying to get up that hill of hope to the destination. So I realized quickly when I knew I should that the world was made of that brotherhood of man for the destination. And so I try, I try all the time in this institution, and I pray, oh my God do I pray this, I pray for a single day in this revolution. So I wake in the morning and I step outside and I take a deep breath and I get real high and I scream to the top of my lungs what's going on. And I say hey, yeah, yeah, yeah, I said hey yeah, yeah, yeah, what's going on. Love that one. What about Jim sewler? And the monkey beat. They had some good stuff. Just a few not so well known bands. Was Billy Squire really gay cause if he was damn what a waste just doing the stroke. Who was that who sang might as well face it your addicted to love. Oh the good old days when MTV just started and there was actually music. Remember video killed the radio star, the cars, shock the monkey, oh Mickey , devo- they were some weird shit but I can't help think.... And you may ask yourself , how did I get this beautiful wife, letting the days go by, see the water flowing ... Can't remember the words but it was strange, same as it ever was, same as it ever was. Lol. How bout shock the monkey or Phil collins playing a one man band. Oh and I'm getting ink done and ask for 13 and they give me 31, give it to me baby, uh huh, uh huh, give it to me baby, uh huh, uh, huh. Ok I'll stop rambling now. Before that it was the sooouull train. That was some good shit.

I had seen Kracker a couple of times but after seeing him at The Machine Shop, and then again on the cruise, I have to say I now really enjoy his songs. His last concert on the boat was inexplicable but I still loved it. Am looking forward to another concert soon.
As for my iPod, I must have adult ADD because my music taste is all over the place.

Anyone ever hear of this band called "Full Devil Jacket" ? Back in the late 90's/early 2000's---they had this song called "Where Did You Go?" OMFG that song is KILLER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mmmm, mmmm, mmm.

Ajay, some people I know tell me that they think my car only plays Kid Rock but I do listen to other music too I like a lot of different artist my first concert was in the late 70's Ted Nugent, Van Halen, ac/dc, Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top 60's & 70's rock but I also like country and blues too Waylon, Pasty Cline, Bonnie Raitt, John Prine, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Eric Clapton, John Meyer, Zac Brown Band. Sheryl Crow.

i luv you bex .. thats a great storey!! i loved heehaw soul train and lorretta tammy barbara dolly dottie im forgettin lots kitty wells
i listen to it luv it , but i wanna search , luv heaRING songs the just hit ya in the gut laugh ya ass cry drank yaself into a coma ... evoke me in the emotional moment ya fukin got my atten... went to a concert recently.. didnt think the group i was going to see ya know, fuk it had a very open mind ... turned out to be fukin badass to me... ohh an even better emtion to stir up is sexual tension sexual healin ohhhh yeaa
lmao waylons ramblin man gets me all ready , prob reason kr is my fav band of all time.. whoa thats fukin deep .....say here we go now.... lol
will we here a lil mo scrathin in the next record something we can bounce to .. all i want baby is ya grits for breakfast lol gosh can yall tell its a slow day im talkin to myself lol im gonna catch up on some readin thx yal;l

Great thread... LOVE ANYTHING MUSIC !! Pops was a truckdriver and would bring home anything considered OUTLAW COUNTRY. Mom loved taking us kids to the firehalls.. where you could bring a kid in while adults drank and danced to the live oldies bands. Ah..the good ole days.. and don't think for one second that my brother and I didn't try to sneak a sip of some for of alcohol...lol

Blues, Guitars, and more Guitars.. My dad played guitar with a band back when he was in the Navy.. way before I was born. His main influences are the Ventures, Dwayne Eddy and Les Paul.. by the time I was 10.. he had the whole collection of Clapton.. Hendrix.. major guitar history to say the least. While pops always had on the 1969 Woodstock movie... My mom would put me in front of the television so that I could watch Coalminer's Daughter every other day..lol Then all those Jerry Reed songs that came out of the Bandit movies. If it had a truckdriver in the movie or if it was a movie based on music... it was on. Then the Blues Brother's movie was on a thousands times.. where I learned to shake a tail feather and sing Ms. Franklin's think..lol We had every soundtrack you could imagine.. including Crossroads, and Clockwork Orange..lol Not that this thread is about movies.. but yah... the house was always full of music... whether it was coming from a movie, a radio, the neighbor's radio, a record player, or my dad playing to us... LOTS of influences Not to mention television shows back then... the safest one to say.. Duke's of Hazzard, Hee Haw, The Fall Guy, and Bj n the Bear. Shit.. I even had to look up a Marty Robbins song 'Put your arms around this honky tonk man'.. and this was all before I actually grew into my teens and found my own music to love.

When I grew into my own... I had friends from both sides of the tracks. The ones that liked rap and then the ones that like metal. I ended liking both : ) I could go on and on.. but I'm running out of characters to type

Edit to my Jovi comment below-I didn't realize Jon Bon stopped by Chicago 3/8 and 3/9--it was off my radar b/c I was out of town (we still missed ya in Detroit)

@RSMS, I would have LOVED to have seen Kid do that in Chi-town. I was lucky to see Kid do some of Wanted on 3/17/10 at the Bon Jovi Palace show (DEtroit Cowboy...he hee) Actually, I'm a little upset at JBJ and the boys for not coming back to Detroit this time around--and I don't even think they are doing Chicago this summer, either.

Ajay, I like different kinds of music also. It really depends on my mood. I flip around a lot on Sirius radio- listened to Prime Country today. I even love Johnny Mathis (my sister listened to him-lol) I do listen to some classical (my hubby has it on at night), Celtic, and Italian opera (hubby is Italian, so I go with the flow.)

forgot to add Carole King's, "Tapestry" album. One of my favs when I want to be mellow.

Love what you wrote, Angelique--'Turn The Page' really does say it all, doesn't it, for the touring artist...
That and 'Wanted, Dead or Alive', lol
Altho JBJ has said that Turn The Page influenced him to write Wanted.

What a GREAT thread, Ajay :-)
I am a Music "junkie" so to speak----my absolute faves are Progressive Metal Bands from the 80's--such as--
Queensryche
Iron Maiden
Triumph--etc.
I was raised on OLD Country, Folk Music and Bluegrass--so i LOVE!!!!!!! that stuff too :-)
Newer Country bores me--unless it is REALLY GREAT--like--Alan Jackson--or Travis Tritt--wierdly
enough--they both sound like OLD Country :-)
And when i saw Jamey Johnson in Miami. DAMN. HE IS FRIGGEN AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!--But once again--he sounds like Waylon/George Jones--again--OLD Country :-)
I can listen to 80's old school rap--opera (in the right "GodFather" mood--lol) disco, or even Comedian renditions of songs---just depends on my mood

luv haystack too
paradime is very real to me
would have never been exposed to dime if i wasnt a kid rock fan... so thanks for that one
i listen to all kinds of music been stuck on the 70s radio station
and have had paradime spill at will in the cd player LATELY. after i wore out born free , for a few months ,i religiously went back to polyfuze and emsp... luv your idea . i miss the storey tellin muzic that makes you feel like you are right there livin it.. thats the gem .. when ya feel it.. and nothing on the radio does that for me truely has been a while!1 revert to hank 1 2 and 3 lol just my small humble opinion means notta.
ohh one more thing
i was driving down the road thinkin of how hard kr and crew work . time away from family, the long nights and days , how difficult it must be to have a normal relationship and ya know as im thinking this.. BOOM
the radio i began listening to seger turn the page
having heard this song billion of times.. i really felt it , when i REALLY thought of it .. i got chills , how simply stated but you know this is blood sweat and tears they give every time they take the stage .. as hard as kr and crew work to please their fans ,, its a trippy thing..
i wondered what place in his life was he when that song was written very true, very powerful... makes me wonder and appreciate every show ,, hell any activity people give their hearts out to entertain ..
and as rough and gritty as these days are, songs that put you in the artists shoes, 8 think we starvin for the real stuff..
very few have that ability kr is up there with the legends!!