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maybe he has tatoos. in that case .... MMMMM... would best describe it.

quote:LOL.. I see now the female population on GenVibe likes tatoo's on their men.. I am out, that is for sure.. now, i didn't say i liked tatoo's. actually, i prefer body piercings depending on what and where (if you know what i mean) lol.

quote:Thre are a couple of different types that I find attractive, one is the tough-guy, tattoos, big shoulders, crew cut etc.the other is the intellectual, reads books, would cook for me, could give me some competition watching Jeopardy...they aren't mutually exclusive, but each has it's own appeal.That's like apples and oranges....

quote:Thre are a couple of different types that I find attractive, one is the tough-guy, tattoos, big shoulders, crew cut etc.the other is the intellectual, reads books, would cook for me, could give me some competition watching Jeopardy...they aren't mutually exclusive, but each has it's own appeal.the only tatoo's I like on guys are arm bands. of course they have to have some nice arms to go with it. like vin diesel. ... MMMMM.... as for piercings: i like the subtle ones that aren't scary. I love tongue rings and nipple rings (if they have nice pecs). I don't like wierd nose rings and pin cushion faces. It has to look simple and hidden in the work place, yet be able to come out and play after hours. I personally have only my belly button pierced, other than my ears from when i was 4. for the past 2 years, I've had the same one in, my "freedom" ring.

hmmm... how did we get off topic again? seems like it's only natural.

quote:For some reason was watching much music (like your MTV) the other day and heard some of his stuff - bought the CD on impulse and am really enjoying it so far.much music or the us version, Fuse, is way way way way better than MTV.

quote:Thre are a couple of different types that I find attractive, one is the tough-guy, tattoos, big shoulders, crew cut etc.the other is the intellectual, reads books, would cook for me, could give me some competition watching Jeopardy...they aren't mutually exclusive, but each has it's own appeal.the only tatoo's I like on guys are arm bands. of course they have to have some nice arms to go with it. like vin diesel. ... MMMMM.... as for piercings: i like the subtle ones that aren't scary. I love tongue rings and nipple rings (if they have nice pecs). I don't like wierd nose rings and pin cushion faces. It has to look simple and hidden in the work place, yet be able to come out and play after hours. I personally have only my belly button pierced, other than my ears from when i was 4. for the past 2 years, I've had the same one in, my "freedom" ring.if i have my way, id be all tated up and a few peircings. but, for what i wanna do later in life, i doubt it would be the right move. on a guys perspective....i love females with peircings and tats also. my ex gf had her eye brow, nose, tounge, ears, and her kitty all done. she was a girly girl too, so it didnt look outrageous. it was all done in style. i liked them alot, fun to play with if you know what i mean . now tats look good on women only in certain places i think. i love the small of the back or below the neck. "cute" tats are nice on girls. i cant stand (removed) tats or arm bands on women. just not my thing i guess.

why, what do you want to do later? I know certain intel jobs you can't have tats or piercings.

quote:why, what do you want to do later? I know certain intel jobs you can't have tats or piercings.well i am a military police dude now. with in th enext 6 mos i should change jobs to CID (like the armys FBI; murder, rape, high dollar investigations). they wear civilian clothes, dress all proffesional and stuff. then when i get out i wanna try federal law enforcement, ie-US Marshal, DEA, FBI maybe, State Department, something of that sort. what i would want is an arm sleeve, i doubt that would look very proffesional. plus theres always the undercover aspect. if i ever did any of that work, i wouldnt want and distingushing marks. id prefer to stay alve at least till i pay off my vibe and am able not to have a car payment, lol.

quote:If that doesn't work out, you'd probably do pretty well in the UFC octagon lol, nah i am a big wuss

quote:Yeah right, next you're going to say you're afraid of spiders too actually, i wouldnt say i am scared, but i really dislike them. especially the tiny fast ones.

right now Im really diggin this oneDJ Spinna: Strange Games and Things Basically its a mix/compliation of oldies but goodies. From London with Love, never paid for a cd in "pounds" beforeyou can sample the whole album, and others on the BBE label herehttp://www.bbemusic.com/data.pl?release=BBECD041

i used to live in england and we would go to tower records in london to buy CD's. it took some getting use to paying for things in pounds, shillings, and pence.

Afraid of spiders? I can say I run from them, is that scared enough? BTW Much Music is great... I'm a big fan of Uranium!

quote: BTW Much Music is great... I'm a big fan of Uranium!ohh yeah, next to Pink, Julyia C is the hottest, she is my GF, she just doesnt know it. lol

Hey this is a little off to the side but does anyone out there listen to Bob and Tom in the A.M. during the week? they are a riot.

Any new memberfs want to add to this post??any old members have any new additions..I have one.. RADIOHEAD

KID ROCK

it's not my favorite, but i am one of the rare fans of some (brace yourselves)Simon and Garfunkel!

Quote, originally posted by Geo »Playing right now:Music from Weird Al's "Poodle Hat" CD.Along with the above "quoted" CD, in my 6 disc changer are:1) Newsboys Adoration2) Collective Soul - Greatest Hits3) Elton John - Love Songs (I'm goint to AC this weekend to see in concert)4) Rebecca St. James5) Jars of Clay "If I Left the Zoo".

Quote, originally posted by Reynoma »3) Elton John - Love Songs (I'm goint to AC this weekend to see in concert)Elton John is awesome. I have a mix CD of him in my car now. Along with some other stuff like the Beatles, some Hip-Hop like Ludacris and Murphy Lee and Nelly. I'm going out to get Jay-z new CD today. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/ol...20%20

man, why did you have to mention elton john?now i have "ba ba ba benny and the jets" in my head and it won't go away!

this sounds like an okayplayer post but anyway....A lot of undergroundJay Dee-Vintage (made in Detroit)Soul Supreme Presents: Saturday Night AgendaCommon -Electric Circus Live (munich, germany)Superrappin (various artists)Waajeed- BPM instrumentals (also Made in Detroit)

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (their 2nd CD)InterpolThe White Stripes - ElephantRammstein - Live auf Berlinand the best of ELO (Electric Light Orchestra)

Of course, I now must add to my list:Sarah McLachlan - "Afterglow"

In the CD player right now...Joan Osborne - "Relish"In the car and in rotation with that CD...Michael W. Smith - "The Second Decade"Michael W. Smith "This Is Your Time"Vertical Horizon - "Go"Blue Highway - "Still Climbing Mountains"Linkin Park - "Meteora"

Quote, originally posted by Kari »Vertical Horizon - "Go"Excellent album!

Yes, I think it's a wonderful album. I love Vertical Horizon...had the single of "I'm Still Here" from iTunes way before the album came out, and bought the album in iTunes the day it came out.

Rush 2112 in the vibe today.

RUSH gonna pic up their new CD today I think its called "Rio"Steely Dan "everything must go" is in my player

1: Toby Keith2: George Strait3: Montgomery Gentry4: Alan Jackson5: Garth Brooks6: mix cd of all the new guys!!!

I am not big on country at all but one time I saw Toby Keith perform at a military base.. HE WAS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He really put a GREAT show on for the troops and everyone regardless of musical tasted enjoyed his music... Yeee hawwwwww

Quote, originally posted by Kari »Michael W. Smith - "The Second Decade"Michael W. Smith "This Is Your Time"Wonderful CDs. I was just listening to The Second Decade last night while cleaning the house up.

Quote, originally posted by silverawd26 »He should of won at the CMA's. i think so, also. i like Johnny Cash, but come on. He should have one at least one of them, he was nominated for 7 of them.

Quote, originally posted by rasermon »Rush 2112 in the vibe today. I'm a pretty big Rush fan, but I never understood why 2112 is so popular.

Quote, originally posted by Reynoma »Wonderful CDs. I was just listening to The Second Decade last night while cleaning the house up.Yep, I love MWS...though "Live the Life" is the best CD ever, IMHO. "Hello, Goodbye" makes me cry, but it's still such a beautiful song...ever read the liner notes to see what it's really about? I never paid much attention to it until I was reading the liner notes one night, and from then on, that song has made me cry.

Quote, originally posted by Reynoma »I'm a pretty big Rush fan, but I never understood why 2112 is so popular.The bands instrumental skills are just down right amazing. Geddys voice is origanal and can be picked out any where. Neil Pert is truly one of the best drummers in the history of playing! This is one of those albums with out any flaws.

Music is always a good discussion...here is my top 5:1. DMB2. Pearl Jam3. Foo Fighters4. Coldplay5. Damien Rice

I listen to primarily rock/alternative and trance, but I like many different genres. Right now in my Vibe I have Silverchair, Splender, Something Corporate, 3 Doors Down, Oleander, Nickelback, Ferry Corsten (live, awesome trance), DJ Tiesto (Nyana 2 disc set, Tiesto is my favorite DJ). There are tons other's that I listen to, those are just my newest cds that I'm listening to the most right now.I love listening to my music. I have an awesome Athena and Yamaha system at home and it's always on when I'm home. Then I put in some nice Polks in my Vibe. Then I just bought a couple days ago a MPIO mp3 player which makes my commute/bus ride to work more enjoyable.Later,

Got one CD in heavy rotation right now; a compilation of stuff I DL'd from iTunes to try it out. Can't remember some of the song titles right now, but it's got stuff from:3 Doors DownThird Eye BlindColdplayStaindCaedmon's CallJeremy CampFFHMark Schultz...and a few others I can't remember right now. The favorites off this CD are Jeremy Camp (Understand) and Coldplay (Clocks).

Waking up a worthy thread:Currently spinning in the CD player, alternately (click on titles to link to amazon.com):Smile, by Brian Wilsonfrom a basement on a hill, by Elliott SmithTwo great works. Smile is my pick for Album of the Year.

How's this for an eclectic mix???CD 1. Malice in the Palace (Church Musical our church youth perform in February, 2005)CD 2. L.A. Suess on the Riverboat Mark Twain (Hannibal, Missouri singer/songwriter)CD 3. Songs from the Potter's Field, Ray Boltz, a Muncie Indiana Christian rock musicianCD 4. Lionel Ritchie - The Definitive CollectionCD 5. The Definitive Sarah VaughanCD 6. Celebrate the Season (Christmas Cantata our church choir is performing in December)The full rotation includes another 10 discs in my visor CD holder includes Herb Alpert, Bob Seger, Tim Zimmerman and The King's Brass, and 2-disc live concert sets of Garth Brooks, Pink Floyd, and Emerson Lake & Palmer, and one custom burn of about 18 of favorite songs including some Steel drum from the Carribean and WWE character theme song or two.Now if GM had only seen fit to provide MP3 compatibility in their factory units, I could have all those songs on just 1 CD and about hundreds more on the other 5 discs in the changer.

hey great thread to resurrect! been a year! wow!!! and wonder whatever happend to our little friend, fuel 4 soul/billabong star?currently in my vibe:1. alanis: jagged little pill2. mixed cd: alternative rock: tool mix3. mixed cd: alternative mix: zombie, bizkit, etc4. mixed cd: alternative/pop mix: madonna, no doubt, sophie b hawkins, cheryl crow, etc.5. korn: take a look in the mirror6. three doors down: away from the sun

STP! oh, and some Velvet Revolver for you younger GenVibe members!

Linkin Park (really like Reanimation CD)HoobastankCreedFlogging MollyAlanis MorrisetteEvery now and then when I'm in a mood I'll throw in either Tracy Byrd, Janet Jackson, a trance / dance CD, Cher, or Elton John. I saw Elton in concert here in Seoul...$234 each for tickets, but WELL worth it! And Cher? What can I say about Cher...she's a diva and I love her! Yes I sing along with her in the car...LOL!

correction, i did change out alanis and replace her with Rob Zombie: Past, Present, Future

Right now I've got Korn Greatest Hits.

Cool! My favorite topic! I am currently listening to:1. Elton John: Peachtree Road2. Collective Soul: Youth3. Sarah McLachlan: Afterglow4. Sarah McLachlan: Mirrorball5. Sarah McLachlan: Surfacing6. Butterfly Boucher: Flutterby7. Jem: Finally Woken8. Joss Stone: Mind, Body & Soul

1*I just burn some music on cd.2*Top gun soudtrack(make me feel that i"m flying) 3*Evanescence4*Aerosmith5*Shania twainfor the moment,i change each month or two.And depending on my mood.

Figure I would resurrect this thread considering it has been hibernating around 5 yrs. Lately I have been really hooked on Rihanna , Jay-Z, and Kanye "Run This Town"**** Warning as there is foul language on the music video ****http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njn5vwtLDfY