11-21-2018, 04:25 AM
Any bodybuilders into music or play music? Audiophiles, musicians or people wanting to learn to play music?
I play piano and classical guitar at home for fun, but usually just do classical songs or rock/jazz covers. Haven't really played much modern pop music (2010 or after) as I find most of it trash or mediocre.
I'm also a dedicated audiophile. Have 2 KEF desktop speakers, an ELAC subwoofer, and a NAD D 3020 integrated amplifier hooked up to Macbook Air. Download only high-def music from all sorts of artists: classical (Beethoven, JS Bach, Stravinsky), 60s to modern Rock (Van Halen, CSN, Muse), Prog Metal (Opeth), Jazz or Jazz fusion (Miles Davis, Pat Metheny) and many other genres that I consider "good music." Oh and I just saw that Bohemian Rhapsody movie with a friend last Sunday. Man it was loud, but interesting! Anyone see that yet?
I am not really your typical obsessed bodybuilding dude as I used to be as I've found it better to balance my life with many activities like playing/listening to music, martial arts, meditation, outside running/sprinting late at night, playing basketball with friends, or dancing with women. I still lift, but it's now supplementary to other things. Twice a week and mostly minimal stuff like chin ups, rows, dips, OHP and oly squats.
I play piano and classical guitar at home for fun, but usually just do classical songs or rock/jazz covers. Haven't really played much modern pop music (2010 or after) as I find most of it trash or mediocre.
I'm also a dedicated audiophile. Have 2 KEF desktop speakers, an ELAC subwoofer, and a NAD D 3020 integrated amplifier hooked up to Macbook Air. Download only high-def music from all sorts of artists: classical (Beethoven, JS Bach, Stravinsky), 60s to modern Rock (Van Halen, CSN, Muse), Prog Metal (Opeth), Jazz or Jazz fusion (Miles Davis, Pat Metheny) and many other genres that I consider "good music." Oh and I just saw that Bohemian Rhapsody movie with a friend last Sunday. Man it was loud, but interesting! Anyone see that yet?
I am not really your typical obsessed bodybuilding dude as I used to be as I've found it better to balance my life with many activities like playing/listening to music, martial arts, meditation, outside running/sprinting late at night, playing basketball with friends, or dancing with women. I still lift, but it's now supplementary to other things. Twice a week and mostly minimal stuff like chin ups, rows, dips, OHP and oly squats.
