[speaker001:] I like everything but jazz
[speaker002:] you like everything but jazz what don't you like about jazz
[speaker001:] I just don't the the beat the tempo the whatever it is that makes it jazz just grates on my nerves I just
[speaker002:] so do you like do you like rhythm and blues
[speaker001:] yes I like rhythm and blues and I like country western and I like yeah Waylon
[speaker002:] okay I like country western it's my favorite yeah Willie Willie Waylon and the boys
[speaker001:] in fact we bought uh The Eagle uh on a cassette tape I think The Eagle's even the name of the tape before it became the the song of the war
[speaker002:] uh-huh yeah uh-huh
[speaker001:] so yes
[speaker002:] do you like um any rock and roll at all
[speaker001:] I like some uh art course we have a twenty five year old son who loves hard rock and I'm not
[speaker002:] right I can't stand that
[speaker001:] no I'm not that much on hard rock but he does have a lot of cassettes of uh CDs that I like the I guess you'd have to call it soft rock I like Rod Stewart and and some of the things he does
[speaker002:] yeah  yeah
[speaker001:] in fact uh when our car was stolen of a little over a year ago in Baltimore I had a Rod Stewart tape in there that I was thinking the other day that I ought to replace because I really kind of miss that music but
[speaker002:] yeah some of my favorite groups are like Chicago and uh oh some of the I guess what what you could call softer rock groups they were the bigger groups in the seventies and till all the heavy metal and all that came in and
[speaker001:] um-hum that's too much isn't it
[speaker002:] yeah I don't care for that at all
[speaker001:] it's it's so loud and the so many of the lyrics are so offensive and
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] gosh we don't need that
[speaker002:] no I got away from all that rock and roll stuff probably ten years ago and just started listening to the country
[speaker001:] when you matured I like some classical to and
[speaker002:] yeah I guess so I like some classical some of that stuff grates on my nerves too like you were saying earlier about the other I just stir up but there are some pieces that are really pretty
[speaker001:] um-hum um-hum I think we hear more crap classical music than we think we do because of how much of it's used in commercials
[speaker002:] right commercials and cartoons and things like that
[speaker001:] um-hum they slipped that in on us when we're not looking
[speaker002:] uh-huh try to give it to us subliminally
[speaker001:] that's cheating isn't it well I think we like the same kind of music nice chatting with you
[speaker002:] that's right I think so same here