It's easy! Just go to the Music Stage, and click on the type of music you like. You'll see top ranked songs right there on the page, so you can start listening to the best right away. The player will play the next song in the channel automatically. (return to top)

Just kidding. I like aggressive music when I lift. Stuff like Hatebreed, Fear Factory, Shadow's Fall, Unearth, Diecast, God Forbid, Stampin' Ground, Dry Kill Logic... When I do cardio and abs I like a good solid beat, so I listen stuff like Crystal Method. Back to index Absolutely. I find inspiration in all sorts of places. Most people I've come into contact with, either in person or over the Internet, have inspired me in one way or another.

Remember: These are actual emails and real replies! FAQ #69 was submitted to me by Fletcher. He was so stunned at the question that he was unable to answer it himself and enlisted my assistance so I suggested the following answer for him.)

I grew up playing the piano and flute and hours of music lessons. As a result, I enjoy all kinds of music. Some of my favorites, and yes they are varied, include; Merle Haggard, Phantom of the Opera, Marvin Gaye, Metallica, Eminem and others. It is pretty varied for a little ole Okinawan woman like me.

CD tracks. If CDROM playback is enabled, track 1 on the CD will be played for level 1, track 2 for level 2, etc. User-selectable PlayList (Linux only currently). Depending on how the OpenAL library was configured, WAV, MP3 and/or Ogg/Vorbis tracks can be used for background music.

You decide which artists, albums or playlists are available online. You can create Usernames and passwords so that only authorized people can login and view your tracks. You can even specify which playlists each user can access. When user A logs in, 25 tracks may be available yet 200 tracks may be available for user B etc.

We don't recommend compressed formats like mp3 for your Holosync/Autofonix soundtracks. Compression can diminish the effectiveness of some binaural beat technologies like Holosync. You can copy your Holosync/Autofonix soundtracks to your iPod or other media device using the following audio file formats without losing effectiveness: Note that the above list includes commonly used lossless or uncompressed file formats. Your media player may support other formats not listed.

I recommend the Vivid Ultramarine CD, Ford Cortina, released by Petal Records in November 2002. For a sample, try the MP3 of VUGroove. Vivid Ultramarine describes itself as "A colour with an aquatic edge". The Melbourne, Australia band is "self-recording, self-producing, and self-promoting". Check 'em out. Yes and no. There were only a couple of hundred contestants. The rest of those pages contained links to the contest pages.

Try www.raaga.com, www.musicindiaonline.com or www.smashits.com. These sites are not affiliated to EMN! We cannot guarantee their content, correctness or even existence. We cannot help with locating other sites related to music.

Rob Squires: Jerry Jeff Walker, Lyle Lovett, Reckless Kelly, Great Big Sea, Springsteen and Robert Earl Keen. Todd Mohr: My top 5 acoustic rock albums are Bob Dylan - These Times they are a changin, Richie Havens - Mixed Bag, Cat Stevens - Tea for the Tillerman, James Taylor - Flag and Bruce Springsteen - The River. I don't listen to CD's anymore since I've gotten into the iPod. But I have everything in there from Bob Marley to Nusrat Feta ali Kahn. I love all kinds of music.

Most of the time. For historicals, I like period music, classic and baroque. For contemporaries, whatever fancies my tickle.

We both have pretty much the same tastes in music. When we are getting ready to surf, snow board, or do another active sport we listen to groups like Pennywise, Stone Temple Pilots, Linkin Park or Jack Johnson. Other types of music we like to listen to are: Rap and Reggae.

The main page of this site, which is updated five times a week, has a listing for some of the CDs that have recently been playing in my CD changer. This listing used to be entirely accurate, back when I lived alone and had the CD player on all day. However, since August of 2003 I've been living with my girlfriend and therefore I very seldom have music playing out loud.

It depends what volume you listen at. An increase of only a few decibels has a dramatic effect on the danger to hearing - this is because each increase of 3 dB(A) represents a doubling of sound energy (and halves the time you should listen for). Find out more.

Yes, there is a stereo in the workshop as well as hundreds of CD’s to choose from. We try to keep a large variety of music, so that there is something for everyone. Please feel free to bring your own favorite “cropping music” to share.

Apart from being able to charge your ipod & MP3 Player you will also be able to connect it to our music system allowing your sound to be heard through the truck's speakers.