OT-Favorite Band/Music ~ Reading C&PM

[richardm9874]

Hello Friends,

I thought I would mix it up a bit and ask what people listen to (if anything) while reading & posting here. Music is a huge part of my life (for better or worse) but it is always a constant. Does anyone here have a favorite group/band that they listen to and would like to share that with everybody?

I will take that next step. My favorite band is Steely Dan and I listen to "AJA" quite often full blast with my JBL L-112's flexing their might and reading the posts here. It is a cool experience for me and I am in hopes that those who listen to music while perusing this board will share what they listen to. 🙂 No right,no wrong, no scam; it is what it is. Do tell...

richard

[beachgirlbaby01]

http://youtu.be/AksJ1a64UfI       RIP Mozart, Hidden treasures - George Onslow - Violin Sonata No. 1 in F major 1819

  

Specifications Design Notes

Composition: Copper Weight: 31.1900g Diameter: 39mm

Obverse: Crowned head to left Obverse Legend: FERD. I. D. G. REGNI SICILIARVM ET HIER. REX. Reverse: Large crown above 2-line inscription, date in exergue Reverse Inscription: TORNESI / DIECI

Ruler: Ferdinando I

 

[beachgirlbaby01]

http://youtu.be/_06Lktma0SA 

Marino Falliero Donizetti Mertz Jerry Willard Lacote guitar 1820

GERMAN STATES HANNOVER 16 Gute Groschen KM# 123     1820 1820

  

Specifications Design Notes

Composition: Silver Fineness: 0.9929 Weight: 11.77g ASW: 0.3757oz Melt Value: $9.06 (8/25/2013)

Obverse: XX. EINE. F. MARK. below ledge Reverse: Denomination, legend

Ruler: George III Note: Prev. KM#124.

[beachgirlbaby01]

http://youtu.be/dpC81-SJcvo 

Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse of the Heart (video oficial)

[beachgirlbaby01]

http://youtu.be/nPOy7TPjfkE

http://youtu.be/0hoX4rXJGWg

http://youtu.be/tvXPBC0t6Mk

http://youtu.be/8zTNZ_5an44 or this version

http://youtu.be/d4Cr8GD4pzk

[jesusrocks3339]

Chris Tomlin

http://youtu.be/9fL-TwKzkCk

I highly recommend his concert, saw him last April with my older daughter Shayla and 2 close friends

Looking forward to this concert in November

http://youtu.be/knuHDPbE5es

Matthew West

[beachgirlbaby01]

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@beachgirlbaby01 wrote:

http://youtu.be/HBxbVPERZuU 

Waterloo 1815

To match yours.

I'm loving the 1800 great history involved. One of my favorite subjects.

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Alloy Copper Diameter 22. mm Thickness 1.6 mm Weight 4.53 gms Shape Round Edge Plain DieAxis 180° Issue 2,400,000 Proof   Mint Royal Mint
	Pridmore #92; Mitchiner #2223; Krause #80

Obverse : Laur and draped bust to right. T.W. placed below the right shoulder. Around margin GEORGIUS III D:G : BRITANNIARUM REX Reverse : Within plain rim an elephant facing left and above, CEYLON around rim; HALF STIVER in a single line; and below 1815.

The Stiver known in Sinhala Tuttuwa and in Tamil Tuddu was worth 3 Dutch challie (VOC Duits), and 4 English challie (1/2 Farthings). i.e. "Half Stiver" was of equal value to a British fathing of similar weight and size.

Thier ya go. Sorry for that, The other picture didnt show up

[jesusrocks3339]

I'm glad you fixed that Amy, you set a good example for me.  And that Bonnie Tyler song, I am not sure whether to laugh or cry.  Thank you for posting Fur Elise, both versions.  very nice!

[jesusrocks3339]

Girls rule, boys drool

http://youtu.be/eh-5oYDHEJw

http://youtu.be/_ivt_N2Zcts

http://youtu.be/AfsS3pIDBfw

[jesusrocks3339]

something to list(en) to .  Hope to get back to coins later Aim

http://youtu.be/J-ThFQXrzdo

[beachgirlbaby01]

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@jesusrocks3339 wrote:

I'm glad you fixed that Amy, you set a good example for me.  And that Bonnie Tyler song, I am not sure whether to laugh or cry.  Thank you for posting Fur Elise, both versions.  very nice!

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Your welcome, Glad you liked it..  Me thats funny setting a good example.  Post music coins coming up shortly, Got distracted with those other coins. Now need to go food shopping dinner time and no food. Simple food cereal.

[jesusrocks3339]

1816

http://youtu.be/GifxekQOX-U

Franz Schubert - Der Konig in Thule (1816) - Lied - "Es war ein König

Pirate Treasure Coin; Spanish King Philip IV Colonial

Re-tariffed 8 Maravedis 1618 Copper Cob

[jesusrocks3339]

wishing for more time this morning

http://youtu.be/rRdP0ud4UKo

http://youtu.be/TS0SYokc-cU

[jesusrocks3339]

just one more, I promise

http://youtu.be/qLTWoAmT3h0

coins?  got, got, got, got no time,  sorry BGB

[elheron-grande]

Wow, this is neat!  Coins & Musik together... AND MOSTLY HAPPY CHAT!

[Speaking of songs; how can we possibly forget this 'humorous song' sung by the famous James Durante aka el Schnozz!

I hadda hat when I came in.

I hung it on the rack.

I'll have a hat when I go out

Or I'll break somebodies back!

etc etc.]

For youse younger folks that have never visited a diner or cafe that HAS a hat rack, it was a common thing in the 1940s and 1950s for diners and cafes to have a hat rack mounted on the wall near the entrance door.  Hats were  constanly being 'taken', and not by the hat owner - hahaha!

[beachgirlbaby01]

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@elheron-grande wrote:

Wow, this is neat!  Coins & Musik together... AND MOSTLY HAPPY CHAT!

[Speaking of songs; how can we possibly forget this 'humorous song' sung by the famous James Durante aka el Schnozz!

I hadda hat when I came in.

I hung it on the rack.

I'll have a hat when I go out

Or I'll break somebodies back!

etc etc.]

For youse younger folks that have never visited a diner or cafe that HAS a hat rack, it was a common thing in the 1940s and 1950s for diners and cafes to have a hat rack mounted on the wall near the entrance door.  Hats were  constanly being 'taken', and not by the hat owner - hahaha!

Seriously never heard that before. Thanks for sharing, Who was taking the hats and why. Ive seen in old films coat racks. From what i watched they would take your coat off and hang it for you.  One of my favorites listening to folks talking about the past and what it was like.

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