(Thanks to Rick Miell)





What kind of Music goes good with Work?
I'll take some Classic Rock please

Bill

Gimme the good ol' Grateful Dead...

How about
"You light Up My Life", "Witchita Lineman" & obviously, anything by "AC/DC."

Tom,

OUCH!
You forgot ELO


Bill

I am a shock radio fan myself! But, ya just can't beat that "Old time Rock and Roll"
Wirewiz

[This message has been edited by wirewiz (edited 11-13-2002).]

Anything except country. YUCK I work in occupied homes mostly so I have to bear that in mind when selecting my entertainment. I like Howard Stern but that is not the most customer friendly thing I can put on the radio. I have one of the new Milwaukee contractor radio/boat anchor. This sucker seems to be pretty tough. An old timer thought it was some type of transmitter for tracing circuits! Much to his disapointment it is only a radio.

[This message has been edited by Electricmanscott (edited 11-13-2002).]

Being from TEXAS...I like just about any kind of music ! (Except Rap-- Whuts up wit dat?)

Hey(now) NJWirenut! That was my response!!

Any popular music from the 1940s to the 1960s, rock 'n' roll, light jazz, country.

Can't stand that modern garbage that so many of the crews like to have blasting out. More than one occasion when I've decided I need to pull all power for a couple of minutes.....

There's a good old Johnny & The Hurricanes rock instrumental called "High Voltage."



[This message has been edited by pauluk (edited 11-14-2002).]

Little known fact:

My quote "Loose wires cause fires" actually comes from AC/DC's song "Let's Get It Up".

Electrician Blues // Lizzie Miles [1939]

Aside from musical preferences, an honorable mention should be cast for the MP3 music format.

Any techno - trance music. Or Kraftwerk.

As has already been mentioned, be aware of other people around you. We were doing an office renovation here and had a crew in that was talking about the local strip joints and what they wanted to do with the strippers. One of the ladies in the office told me about it so I had to talk to them.

Apparantly they thought the 2 mil viscuine we had hung was also a sound barrier.