I was going to do reviews and blogs on entertainment on my other web site, OlderMusicGeek's Stupid Stuff at oldermusicgeek.blogspot.com, but I didn't want to bore people with my opinions and views, because everyone's opinions and views count. So I created this site for people who want to be bored with my take on different music, movies, books or whatever. Email me at OlderMusicGeek(at)yahoo(dot)com.
ABOUT ME
Just your typical middle-aged divorced father (of a teenage daughter)/music fanatic/local bands supporter/nerd-geek-dork/smartass/movie lover/tv watcher/book reader/former comicbook collector/science fiction fan/slob/science buff/casual philosopher/spirituality peruser/ponytail wearer/world traveler/huge Violent Femmes fan/Sigourney Weaver crusher/rabid Journey hater/liberal/mostly straight occasional cross dresser from Des Moines, Iowa.
This is the first track "Eve Of The War" from "Jeff Wayne's Musical Version Of War Of The Worlds". It's a mouthful, but it's good stuff. This guy, Jeff Wayne - session musician and producer - got Justin Heyward of The Moody Blues, Philip Lynott the lead singer of Thin Lizzy, and somehow Richard Burton, and put out a very faithful - if truncated - musical version of the H.G. Wells novel.
The classic rock station in my home town played it for a couple years on Halloween when it came out in the 70s.
This is a fairly good sampling of some of the music I listen to. It's missing a few genres I like - such as cajun. I'll work on that later. But it does contain most of my favorite artists. I tried to steer away from the better known songs to give you a better idea of what kind of music the artists play, but I was limited by the songs the website - Project Playlist - had available. But if you want to get an idea of what I listen to, just hit the play or arrow button. - OlderMusicGeek
The internet station that does the best of playing my music is Last.fm. Here's my station if you're interested.
This website, OlderMusicGeek Radio on Pandora.com, does a fairly decent job of playing what I like, although they do occasionally play stuff I don't care for, but overall they're pretty good.