[speaker001:] uh so Jack what type of music do you like
[speaker002:] well I like uh classical and uh sort of uh popular rock type music um
[speaker001:] uh-huh yeah I enjoy classical too I never really had listened to it till I I got married and and my wife um enjoys it
[speaker002:] oh uh-huh
[speaker001:] so I I had never listened to it before till then but now I listen to it well whenever she does and every once in a while I'd put it on myself you know um what
[speaker002:] yep yep so I yeah I used to play the piano and I like uh Bach and
[speaker001:] oh yeah
[speaker002:] uh sort of the baroque music Handel and
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] Vivaldi and those kind of
[speaker001:] oh yeah see those are those are really nice I like those though I I couldn't tell you anything about them other than what my wife says this is Bach you know
[speaker002:] yep yep oh yeah yeah well I you know I don't I don't know all that much myself I just I just know when I hear it that I like it
[speaker001:] um-hum yeah that you what you like how about popular music
[speaker002:] yeah uh whatever's on the radio is is usually okay with me but um
[speaker001:] hm
[speaker002:] sometimes have a hard time understanding you know hearing the words clearly if I'm in the car and there's noise and stuff so it's mostly just the tune
[speaker001:] yeah yeah I'm pretty much the same way you know people always say wow the the meanings of those words and I'm always meaning there's words well you know I just thought they just all sort of rhymed you know
[speaker002:] yeah I know yeah I know I know about the only thing I can remember after the song is over is the refrain
[speaker001:] right yeah that whenever they say it two or three times
[speaker002:] yeah yeah
[speaker001:] I'm the same way yeah it's funny um depending on where you live I I I commute back and forth between Baltimore and a rural town called Salisbury which is
[speaker002:] yeah  uh-huh
[speaker001:] two and a half hours away and the difference in the radio with popular music is totally different you know when yeah because Baltimore'll play more um what might be considered more little bit more progressive
[speaker002:] uh-huh uh-huh oh really um-hum
[speaker001:] and as soon as you go down to Salisbury this town that's you know uh two and a half hours away in the suburbs or whatever uh in the real rural Baltimore uh Maryland they it turns into basically classic rock
[speaker002:] yeah yeah
[speaker001:] and they don't you know yeah mostly oldies but classic rock you know with if you know like when the Doors movie came out you know Doors was really on the radio there
[speaker002:] oldies or what yeah uh-huh
[speaker001:] you know where you know you'd hear what's one or two of their more famous songs maybe top forty in Baltimore but in Salisbury you would that's all you would hear was this is the Doors you know so was sort of a funny thing
[speaker002:] oh yeah yeah yeah yeah there's a big variation among the country I mean if you go down south and country music and
[speaker001:] you you yes that's I'm starting to realize that I never really thought about that much but there is
[speaker002:] yeah yeah yeah
[speaker001:] yeah I never
[speaker002:] so
[speaker001:] I never I didn't I I lived in Pittsburgh before Baltimore and I didn't I never really noticed the difference when I moved to this area
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] I really didn't notice at all it just seemed the same but when I went more rural you know that it really changed so
[speaker002:] yeah yeah yeah Chicago has a lot of good stations um yeah um fact they have a they have a continuous news station which is nice if you're driving and you wanna hear
[speaker001:] oh does it yeah yeah
[speaker002:] now you don't have to wait till the hour mark it's it's it's sort of constant you just turn there and um you get the latest news and everything it's uh it's sort of like CNN you know you turn on your TV it's on
[speaker001:] um-hum right yeah boy that would really be beneficial because you never hear the you never hear the news basically on the radio I never get it
[speaker002:] so yeah yeah yeah
[speaker001:] you know and if you don't if you don't read the paper you sort of fall behind if you're in the car all the time
[speaker002:] hm yep yep yep
[speaker001:] yeah that's pretty good
[speaker002:] so yeah I like to listen to tapes uh of music or or um stuff on a long trip and um now you can even get books on tape um
[speaker001:] um-hum um-hum yeah yeah in fact my my uh my grandmother does that a lot because she's blind or what she's losing her sight or whatever but yeah that of in I can imagine you know if you're driving cross country
[speaker002:] uh-huh yeah yeah um-hum
[speaker001:] you know uh listening to a story lot of the classics are really on tape yeah
[speaker002:] right yep yep so that's a lot of fun but
[speaker001:] yeah that that would be good
[speaker002:] yep
[speaker001:] well we strayed a lot from music but I but I guess music comes into that whole aspect of listening so as long as you're listening so
[speaker002:] yeah I guess so well right right right yep
[speaker001:] but if you do if you do have to go something I guess we can just cut off
[speaker002:] yep okay
[speaker001:] well Jack it was nice to talk to you and and good luck and I hope you get some more calls and make some more calls bye
[speaker002:] yep nice talking to you Tom all right good thank you bye bye