person who is most associated with the fame for the songs, or, on the other hand, what are some of your favorite songs that were written by someone other than the person who is fam... moreperson who is most associated with the fame for the songs, or, on the other hand, what are some of your favorite songs that were written by someone other than the person who is famous for them?~
In the warehouse area where I work, the most common radio station that is played is Sirius XM’s “Lithium”. In the office area where the department I work in, one ... moreIn the warehouse area where I work, the most common radio station that is played is Sirius XM’s “Lithium”. In the office area where the department I work in, one of my coworkers has a Sirius XM radio that he usually puts on either ”the 80s on 8”, or “the 90s on 9”. While working in the warehouse and in the office (I work in Inventory Control, so my job splits me between the two locations), I think I recall hearing Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” and Collective Soul’s “Shine”, among a number of other songs, on BOTH “Lithium“ and “the 90s on 9”. So it makes me wonder, why would Sirius XM actually play some of the same songs on different station, each one having their own format and genre? less
I had a conversation with one of our employees about music. He guessed that I like rap music. I DO NOT. I told him that I like classic country like Patsy Cline, Hank Snow, Way... moreI had a conversation with one of our employees about music. He guessed that I like rap music. I DO NOT. I told him that I like classic country like Patsy Cline, Hank Snow, Waylon Jennings and Hank Sr. He asked me if I was born in the 40's. He will be 65 next month and loves artists like Colt Ford.Who the crap is that? My response. I like all music but, my core every day is old country music. To each his/her own.
