If you could only listen to one album for the rest of your life, what would it be?
LF: Pavement's "Slanted and Enchanted." It will rock your socks.
SN: Kurt Rosenwinkel's "The Next Step."
ZD: The White Stripes' "De Stijl."
Favorite song to privately dance/rock out to?
LF: "Aria" by Yanni. The man is a magician.
SN: "Concrete Schoolyard" by Jurassic 5.
ZD: "Beautifulize" by Noush Skaugen.
If you were in a band, what would it be called and what kind of music would you play?
LF: "Fairbanks (Fairbanks, Fairbanks)." We would play hot remixes of famous hip-hop songs.
SN: The Phunky Fresh All-Stars. The good kind. Oh, wait.
ZD: Barrup: Open G slaying with the occasional crunchy synth dance gem. Power stance mandatory.
Theme song during Ivies?
LF: "99 Problems (But a Cookie's Not One)" by the Cookie Monster. Bounce on the scoot twist the pedal to the flo'!
SN: "Brain Damage" by Pink Floyd.
ZD: "Naked and Famous" by The Presidents of the USA.
If you could meet any musician, dead or alive, who would it be and why?
LF: Hendrix. So I could have my face melted first-hand.
SN: Thelonious Monk. Even though he probably wouldn't acknowledge my presence, it would be a trip.
ZD: Leslie West. Great stories and great shredding always get a grin out of me.
Best new music you've heard lately?
LF: Natalie Portman's Shaved Head. They write songs about facial hair and babes.
SN: Not Sean Kingston.
ZD: Matt and Kim, Iran, Handsome Furs.
If you could time-travel back to any musical period, where would you go and why?
LF: The 1990s. I loved my childhood.
SN: 1940s and '50s Manhattan/Harlem during the bop and hard-bop era. Do I really need a reason? Bird, Dizzy, Miles, Monk, Trane, Bud Powell, Mingus? That all of those legendary musicians were part of the same scene around the same time is quite simply terrifying.
ZD: Late '60s and early '70s to see some good hard rock.
Bands/musicans who have most influenced your musical taste?
LF: Simon & Garfunkel, Pavement, and Bruce Springsteen.
SN: Lots of jazz guitarists and pianists but especially Kurt Rosenwinkel. Check this guy out, even if you usually don't like jazz.
ZD: Jack White, The Black Keys, Pendulum.
"An Oceanic Adventure" with Luke, Scott, and Zane airs Wednesdays from 8:30-10 a.m. on WBOR 91.1 FM.
-Compiled by Carolyn William