How About -

Mellow- Don Williams - I believe in you

Throw Down Rap - Tone Loc - Funky Cold Medina

I also downloaded one hour of beach wave sounds (it put me to sleep!)

Maybe I would be better off with - How Big'a Boy are ya - Roy D. Mercer (open a can of whoop-ass on them targets).

TrappyPappy

Pop goes the weasel?

I shoot with music that the tempo is in tune with the speed I shoot. Example, If you are a fast shooter you need up tempo music if you are a slower shooter you need slower music. This way it is easier to shoot if everything is the same speed.

This is a subject that I've thought about for quite some time. Per Terry Jordan's suggestion, I bought Dan Gibson's "Natural Stress Relief" from Amazon. Since I bought it as an mp3 download, I only spent $4. Sounds of nature are not my favorite thing to listen to, so I was a bit skeptical at first. But after shooting with it for some practice sessions, I found that it helped ease my anxiety during shooting--since I am trying to slow down my shooting, that was just what the doctor ordered. I also find Thievery Corporation helps keep me toned down.

The important thing to remember when shooting with music is that the volume should be low. That way the music won't be a distraction.

When my son and I arrive at the club, we sometimes play, "The Boys are Back In Town."

Pigkiller thanks for bring up Terry's suggestion. I also purchased the solitude music and just got my custom monitors. Been using the music with the wall chart and will be shooting tomorrow with the setup. My issue was less anxiety but rather thinking to much causing missed shots. Joe

Everything in life is better while listening to Lynyrd Skynyrd. :-)

Literalist like to listen to this ewe tube favorite while wearing his Denny Spurling signature series velcro riding gloves. Hit the link above

Sexbomb : by The Greatest singer in the history of mankind The great TOM JONES!! Actually anything by Tom Jones will work But Sexbomb is the ultimate groove!!!

For me I have a trap playlist... The Chipmunks... Tiny Tim.... Fess Parker and Buddy Ebson singing the Ballad of the Alamo... and oh yes.... theme songs from Bonanza, The Rifleman and Maverick....

I AM KIDDING.... silence is golden for me.

So, Star, do you like any other Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons songs while shooting?

JoeP: Wellll.... NO. I pretty much listen to Joe Bonamassa and Billy Ray Vaughn and Eric Clapton enroute to my gun clubs. Those guys are and were great blues/rock guitarists. But on the line... I just listen to my eyes and go over my mental cue phrases... no music for me. I just keep it simple.

My Maserati does 185 I lost my license Now I can't drive

Best Regards, Ed

avoid lyrics.

HM

I use Kenny G

Pink Floyd.

OldGoat, life's been good to both of us, hasn't it?

Charlie

Hit me with your best shot Pat Benatar

Good One- hehawboy

Frankenstein.

how about "the old brown cow, she ain't what she used to be, many long years ago"

If I need to chill----Escala, Bonamassa are the best.

If I need to get wired up.....OZZY, Dio, Led Zeppelin, Pink FLoyd

NO Bs----look up this band called Escala. They won Britan's got talent. 4-20 year old female musicians. They are classically trained violinists, that play electric violins and cello's. You have got to hear their verion of Kashmir.

I do what GWII does....pic a tempo that matches my pace. A clean 85 to 87 beats per min. works well.

Hey Star, Who the heck is "Billy Ray Vaughn"? Maybe you were thinking of the dude with the hat in the pic below. If'n you like blues guitar, the other "guy" ain't too bad either.

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