Thanks for the link Sunshine. I wish I could listen to it loud myself, but it's good I can listen to it at all. In the past when my symptoms were at their worst, I couldn't even read news sites on the internet, couldn't listen to music of any kind. It's nice that the beginning of Voodoo Chile still gives me shivers, it's so classic. My husband and I were looking at Hendrix stuff on the internet recently and he'd found a few clips where Henrix was setting fire to his guitar or playing it with his teeth. This artist made a matchstick sculpture of him and then burned it, fun to watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxabHg--WBE

Not sure what else to add here. I'm struggling and it's hard to dig out the enthusiasm for this, but sometimes it does help to cheer me up. I like so many different kinds of music, just not stuff that's been around the last 20 years or so unfortunately. As far as older rock stars like Hendrix go, I also particularly like Led Zeppelin, Rush, the Doors, Jethro Tull -- most anything you'd get on one of those radio stations that plays old rock tunes. I wish we had one here; you can tune in to them in any city in the US. Rush are still around but I think their heyday was in the early 80s. Ian Anderson comes to Leicester in concert fairly often. I had to send my husband with some friends last time though because I don't think my adrenal system can cope yet with a loud concert. It's at least healed enough to cope with deafening fire alarms going off in my school so that's encouraging.