What song are you listening to right now?

[tomblackwood]

"Madman Across the Water"...Elton John & Bruce Hornsby together, from the Bruce Hornsby 4-CD, 1 DVD set "Intersections".

I've been a semi-Bruce-fan for some time, and have seen him a couple times live. He's always put on a "good show". I saw him two weeks ago in a solo concert, and a "good show" was what I was expecting. Instead, he put on a live performance both transcendent and sublime. Of the great solo concerts I've seen over the years...Oscar Peterson, Joe Pass, Michael Hedges, Martin Taylor, Barney Kessel, Jorma Kaukonen, David Bromberg, Leo Kottke, Christopher Parkening, Larry Coryell, John Fahey, this Hornsby concert--amazingly--slotted in between Taylor and Kessel to make the Top 5. He walked out on stage, played nothing but requests start to finish, and owned the room for two hours. If anyone is on his tour route, I strongly recommend... Plus the ticket price includes the Intersections set, which retails for 5/6ths of the total cost. Big time value.

[ntappin]

I just can't get enough by nouvelle vague.

[ntappin]

Mad capsule markets - Tribe

Sweet Mad capsule markets are neat.

[john_childs]

Don McLean - American Pie

GILD made me do it

[tomtrevor]

im not actually listening to a song. i dont even know why i posted.

[Dave Coleman]

Mistakes - Kutless. Kutless is a really good band :D

EDIT: They're christian melodic rock - heavy at times, but they can be very sensitive - they've got a full on worship album out called Strong Tower, which is a whole bunch of old hyms re-vamped. Its very good - i recommend them.

[tomtrevor]

Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars

i dont really like this song but i gotta play it for school, pretty easy really.

[GILD]

Don McLean - American Pie

GILD made me do it
Sorry about that.
Your mission now is to go listen to a song by a lady about the man who wrote that song.
Might be too easy now.

[john_childs]

Sorry about that.
Your mission now is to go listen to a song by a lady about the man who wrote that song.
Might be too easy now.
You're killing me. :eek:

Don't tell the RIAA, but I had to steal that song from the internet so I could fulfill the mission. It's not a song that I have in my collection.

[maestro8]

B double-E double-R U N, beer run
B double-E double-R U N, beer run
All we need is a ten and a fiver,
a car, and a key and sober driver
B double-E double-R U N, beer run

[GILD]

I had to steal that song from the internet so I could fulfill the mission. It's not a song that I have in my collection.
At least you have it now.

Mission accomplished.

[TheObieOne3226]

Electric Funeral - Black Sabbath.

Next on the list;

Hand of Doom
Rat Salad
Fairies Wear Boots


Then ill be done with two cds of Black Sabbath.


Do yourself a favor and download the Wizard.

[MrBoogiejuice]

Ffling by Fingathing.

Going to see 'em on Saturday... Hoozah.

Buffing up me boogieboots as we speak.

[sugarloafur]

Counting Crows - Friend Of The Devil

next up.... I'm feeling Eric Clapton - Promises

Everybody should go to www.last.fm and make a music profile. Check mine out at www.last.fm/user/sugarloafur/ (http://www.last.fm/user/sugarloafur/)

[tomblackwood]

Sorry about that.
Your mission now is to go listen to a song by a lady about the man who wrote that song.
Wow...that was an interesting little journey down a connection path I wasn't aware of. Please don't give me any flack for my ignorance.

Time to crank up the phones and listen to "Looking for Trouble", written by Steve Goodman, performed by Mollie O'Brien.

[Dave Coleman]

Jack Sparrow - Hans Zimmer (POTC: Dead Mans Chest - Soundtrack)

[GILD]

"Kiss the Machine"
Battery 9

Wow...that was an interesting little journey down a connection path I wasn't aware of. Please don't give me any flack for my ignorance.
I may have to have a go at you for the puns tho.
Eish!

[GILD]

Staying with Battery 9, I'm now listening to a song written about a girl I dated briefly (some time after the song was written tho).
It's called 'Cross No More Rivers' and features the marvellous line of lyrics
"I used to agonise about you, now I don't know why
Cause I just couldn't care wether you live or die"

Gentlemen, we've all been there.

[john_childs]

Janis Joplin - Pearl (1999 reissue with 4 extra live tracks)

Found it at the used CD store today.

[GILD]

Good find.

Do you know the story behind the instrumental 'Buried Alive in the Blues'?

[john_childs]

Good find.

Do you know the story behind the instrumental 'Buried Alive in the Blues'?
Yeah, it's unfinished. She ODed before being able to record the vocals.
It's playing on the CD right now.

The liner notes just say
Pearl is a testimonial to Janis and her band's mutual admiration and love. Janis' joy in the Full Tilt boys, in the material, in her life, comes through in every song, even in Nick Gravenites "Buried Alive In The Blues," which he wrote for Janis, and which was the only song for which she had not yet recorded a vocal.
I'm sure Wikipedia would have more to say.

[GILD]

I'm busy loading all my CDs into my new laptop so I'm getting to listen to the first two tracks of a whole host of different CDs while the tracks are being saved.
It's good fun.

Miles Davis's Bitches Brew is on at the moment.
Disk 2, "Spanish Key"

[tomblackwood]

Miles Davis's Bitches Brew is on at the moment.
Disk 2, "Spanish Key"
Well that's inspirational...I'll be heading for a little "Right Off" from his Tribute to Jack Johnson album a little bit later.

Right now I'm enjoying some live local (to Salt Lake) acoustic guitar over the internet on KRCL (http://www.krcl.org), Listener's Community Radio of Utah. Sunday Sagebrush Serenade is a great program...

Ohp, wait. It just changed. Now it's a spirited "Whiskey in The Jar".

[Triball]

Damien Marley - Welcome to Jamrock
and the
Third World - Reggae Ambassador

[James_Potter]

Effigy -- Creedence Clearwater Revival

[evil-nick]

"Ecstasy" - Rusted Root

[Spudman]

Time- Pink Floyd

World's greatest guitar solo.

[onelesscar]

Anberlin - Never Take Friendship Personal

[NordicUni420]

"Ecstasy" - Rusted Root
oh hellz yes, rusted root all the way.

i'm listening to seventeen years by ratatat

[Jerrick]

Dirty5Thrity- Vertigo.

[maximus unius]

Driving- renee renee

[ntappin]

Polkamatic by Vitalic.

[Spudman]

Some cool Devo stuff.

[Unitik908]

Counterweight-HEAVEN SHALL BURN

Chase

[treepotato]

Crash Test Dummies - MMMMMMMMM

(seriously 'MMMMM' this is the title, listen to the song and you'll see why :p)

[GILD]

Brad has one of the world's rockingest voices.
YumYumYum.

[GILD]

Katy Rose "Overdrive".

I just love the Jayne Mansfield's Car reference.

[tomblackwood]

"Crisis" from Jaco Pastorius's Word of Mouth CD. Some fine wailing by Michael Brecker.

[domesticated ape]

'Wolf Moon' by Type O Negative. Can't stop listening to this song at the moment.

[GILD]

'Wolf Moon' by Type O Negative. Can't stop listening to this song at the moment.
Is that a new one by them?
I've always enjoyed Black No1 and Love you to Death but have subsequently kinda lost touch with the band.

[domesticated ape]

Is that a new one by them?
I've always enjoyed Black No1 and Love you to Death but have subsequently kinda lost touch with the band.

No it's old, from the album 'October Rust', which also includes 'Love You To Death'. I've had the album for years but I hadn't really listened to it much until the last few months, now it's one of my favourites.

[Spudman]

Some of the Cars

[Dave Coleman]

Congratulations - The Juliana Theory

[JJuggle]

Cygnet Committee - Bowie

[BillyTheMountain]

I'm listening to an exciting "action movie" suspense-type soundtrack behind the election results on TV.

[evil-nick]

Toad The Wet Sprocket, "Crazy Life"
Wait... it's ending... let's see what iTunes gives me (Gotta love "Random")...
The Honeymans, "Johnny" (I turned off random 'cause it wasn't appeasing me ;)

Good 'ole ska/punk song, with a fiddle in their too that on the 2nd bridge breaks into the Star Wars theme :D I highly recommend them :D

[Dave Coleman]

Leave Like A Ghost (Drive Away) - The Juliana Theory

[JJuggle]

Matapedia - Kate and Anna McGarrigle

[hagbag14]

Daniel(Live)-Fuel(Elton John cover)

[hagbag14]

Leave Like A Ghost (Drive Away) - The Juliana Theory
gotta say i love Juliana Theory not going to lie... Rainy Day(Duanne) is so good

[tobbogonist]

The Beautiful Girls - So It Seems (cant go past it)
and the... John Butlers latest album! only just got it about 10 min ago.

[tomblackwood]

Talkin' about a revolution, by Tracy Chapman. I live for Larry Klein's bass lines on that album.

[DarkTom]

Tracy Chapman can burn in hell.


T.

[BillyTheMountain]

Tracy Chapman can burn in hell.


T.

Why?

[timmy_nz]

Glosoli by Sigur Ros

[maestro8]

System of a Down - Sugar

If you're not banging your head by the end of this song, then we'll declare you clinically dead. IT ROCKS!

[Jerrick]

Let see, I started listening to Metallica, then went to Megadeath, Ronnie James Dio, Scatman John, Schoolyard Heroes, SexoneE, and now im listening to Rush. =p

[James_Potter]

About a Girl -- Nirvana WAIT it just ended. Now it's School by Nirvana.

[GILD]

"Tears Don't Care Who Cries Them"
kd lang

[GILD]

Let see, I started listening to Metallica, then went to Megadeath, Ronnie James Dio, Scatman John, Schoolyard Heroes, SexoneE, and now im listening to Rush.
Colloquially known as 'an upward curve...'

[unisteve]

"Cafe del Mar (Three N One mix)" by Paul Oakenfold. Paul Oakenfold is so fricking awesome. Anyone who likes electronica in any form should listen to his stuff.

[john_childs]

Deep Purple Child In Time live from the Made In Japan album
12 minutes of goodness

Smoke On The Water is next.
Can't wait for Space Truckin

GILD mentioned it in the Top 10 rock songs ever (http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=53002&page=2) thread.

[JJuggle]

Cortez the Killer - Neil Young (live on the Weld album)

[BluntRM]

Devo, "It's not right", Freedom of Choice

[Hazmat]

Led Zeppelin - Stairway to heaven and
DJ Micro - inside of me

[GILD]

Deep Purple Child In Time live from the Made In Japan album
12 minutes of goodness

I particularly like the single-stroke snare roll that leads the build-up to the end of the song.

[koebwil]

The Smiths: Shoplifters of the World Unite

[Spudman]

Devo, "Freedom of Choice" album. I may need to listen to some more afterwards.

[treepotato]

We Live Again - Beck from the album Mutations great chilled out album

[Jerrick]

For the last 4 hours and 17mins, I have been listening to Rhapsody. =p

[GILD]

The Ketchup Song by Las Ketchup.

[pkplonker]

Monkeys - I'm a Beliver


LOL pure legendary lol. im only 15 hehe:p

[petaccia]

Mad world by Gary Jules

[tomblackwood]

Desvairada, by Mike Marshall and Chris Thile from their fine "Into the Cauldron" CD.

[JJuggle]

The Endless Enigma (Part One) - ELP

[pdxdan]

jay-zeezer black and blue album

[forrestunifreak]

the feel good drag, by Anberlin

[tomblackwood]

Bridge of Sighs, by Robin Trower. And of course if you're going to go there, you just have to let it keep trackin' through the wind storm and into In This Place.

[tomblackwood]

Test driving my new Zune with "My Morphine" by Gillian Welch. A tragic lesbian love story, at least on first listen.

[JJuggle]

Test driving my new Zune with "My Morphine" by Gillian Welch. A tragic lesbian love story, at least on first listen.
Not quite Redondo Beach...

...but I do love just about everything Welch and Rawlings have put out.

[James_Potter]

jay-zeezer black and blue album
Those are awesome, especially YEAH in the Sun.

[James_Potter]

BANG BANG Maxwell's silver hammer came down upon her head!
BANG BANG Maxwell's silver hammer made sure that she was dead!

[ivan]

Today I listened to a lot of Mattias IA Eklundh.
Particularly: The Road Less Traveled and Print This.
They rock! That guy is insane!

[tomblackwood]

"She's a Waitress (and I'm in love)", by the 5 Chinese Brothers.

[Hazmat]

Blow Me Away by Breaking Benjamin. I think this song is from Halo 2

[tomblackwood]

"I Scare Myself" by Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks. Sid Page's violin solo always leaves me in awe.

[Lina]

muse- time is running out

[Ducttape]

Blue Man Group - Mandelgroove.... wait it just changed now it's

Blue Man Group - Drumbone

[SycoJeff]

Holiday by greenday
:p

[SycoJeff]

Blow Me Away by Breaking Benjamin. I think this song is from Halo 2
oh man i love halo2

[JJuggle]

After the Goldrush - cover done by Natalie Merchant

[NordicUni420]

We Did It All For Don by Against Me!

[evil-nick]

By curious coincidence... "Problems", by Against Me!

[SycoJeff]

Tony Hawks Pro Skater by Goldfinger

[Spudman]

We just put up Christmas lights last night and started bugging everyone by playing Firestone records very loudly. :P

Right now I'm listening to Abbey road, though.

[tomblackwood]

"Alison", as covered by Everything But The Girl on their Acoustic album.

[tobbogonist]

NOTHING AT ALL :(
everyone is in bed and my headphones are shot

[pkplonker]

The wurzels - poor poor farmer:D


If anyone has heard of teh wurzels PM me. It will be interesting to hear from you:D

[treepotato]

Bob Dylan - Spirit on the Water

[Borges]

"Anarchy in the Ukraine" by Yid Vicious

[ntappin]

Metaphysical by Handsome Boy Modelling School, featuring Miho Hatori (of Cibo Matto) and Mike D (of The Beastie Boys).

[tobbogonist]

John Butler - Seeing angles *sigh*

[ntappin]

Be careful what you say, by Groove Armada.

[dudewithasock]

Forth Eorlingas

[timbob1907]

How to Save a Life
The Fray
!!!!!!!!!
how to save a life
where did i go wrong
i lost a friend somewhere along in the bitterness
and i would have stayed up with you all night had i known
how to save a life
how to save a life
how to save a life

now its over and im listening to
What about every thing
Carbon leaf
Holiday quiet on these streets
except for some stubborn leaves

Im done now.

[Spudman]

I'm listening to the Pretenders - Precious.

How to Save a Life
The Fray


*shudder*

[ntappin]

Bason Street Blues, by Kid Koala.

[tobbogonist]

Pearljam - world where you live (live cover)

[andrew_carter]

"Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard", Paul Simon

[tomblackwood]

Long Distance Runaround, by Yes, in honor of the Long Distance Relationships thread someone just started. They almost always end badly...

[koebwil]

What Would Brian Boitano Do?-DVDA (Trey Parker and Matt Stone's band)

[TheObieOne3226]

Scarlet Begonias...from DP7.

[pkplonker]

Paul Young - Love Of The Common People


Amazing song:D

[treepotato]

Throw it all away - by Zero 7 :cool:

[The.Mars.Volta]

The Grudge by Tool aka second best band in the world The mars volta are better though, only just though

[fluxusmaximus]

Dinah Moe Humm by Frank Zappa!

[James_Potter]

Here Comes My Baby -- Cat Stevens

[Spudman]

My jukebox just went into the REM section, so I suppose I will be listening to that for the rest of the night.

Dinah Moe Humm by Frank Zappa!

Where's that dinah moe coming from?

[Goats_On_Unicycles]

Hurricane-Bob Dylan

[evil-nick]

"Blind", Face to Face

[JJuggle]

Rising Sun Blues - Doc Watson

[JJuggle]

Bourgeois Blues - Leadbelly

"Home of the brave, land of the free
I don't wanna be mistreated by no bourgeoisie "

[sugarloafur]

"Harvest Moon" - Neil Young

[brendan]

"Faint" - Linkin park

[JJuggle]

Sarah Jackman - Allan Sherman

[Triball]

Weird Al Yankovic - Pancreas
and the next one is: Siti Hlapci - Sweet as my love (slovenian reggae:D )

[sugarloafur]

My Life - Billy Joel

[tomblackwood]

"O Holy Night" by the City of New Orleans, as played on the "Christmas Show" episode of Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. Really nice horn arrangement, which can be downloaded from the program's web site (http://www.nbc.com/Studio_60_on_the_Sunset_Strip/music/).

[evil-nick]

Alkaline Trio, "Smoke" (Demo)

[onelesscar]

Anberlin "Foreign Language", off their CD "Blueprints for the Black Market". Not as good as their newer album, but still decent.

[JJuggle]

Cold Wind to Valhalla - Jethro Tull

[tomtrevor]

I'm not too sure what the song is called but it's one of the latest songs from the Red Hot Chilli Peppers

[tobbogonist]

Eddie Rabbit - I love a rainy night

gotta love more of your favourites (http://www.coastfm.org/)

[smcmorrow]

Bury Me With It - Modest Mouse

[ntappin]

Parachute by isWhat?!

[GILD]

Eddie Rabbit - I love a rainy night

gotta love more of your favourites (http://www.coastfm.org/)
Tobbo, do you ever find yourself reading this thread and pulling some of the songs up from your music database and listening to them or playing them on air just because they were mentioned on this thread?

[tomblackwood]

Tobbo, do you ever find yourself reading this thread and pulling some of the songs up from your music database and listening to them or playing them on air just because they were mentioned on this thread?
If that was the case, I'd totally miss tunes like "Blue Muntain Hop", from Bela Fleck's "The Bluegrass Sessions Vol. 1". That's what i'm listening to right now.

[GILD]

We're playing about 90% xmas songs at the moment.
You don't want to know what I'm listening to at the moment.
Dianna Krall's version of Jingle Bells stands out as high art.

[john_childs]

Tobbo, do you ever find yourself reading this thread and pulling some of the songs up from your music database and listening to them or playing them on air just because they were mentioned on this thread?
I've gone looking for songs that have been mentioned here. Who can resist, except for maybe Tom.

I found Nude & Rude: The Best of Iggy Pop (http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:lxjxlfaehcqi) at the CD store yesterday. So right now I'm listening to track 1 - I Wanna Be Your Dog.

I like Iggy Pop songs, but the recording and production on his albums has never been good. As I listen I just keep thinking that the songs could sound so much better.

[pkplonker]

You took the words right out of my mouth - Meatloaf

[smcmorrow]

Mohammad- by the Dandy Warhols

[Jerrick]

Richard Wagner- Ride of the Valkyrie

Its being played extremely loud, and I am loving it.

[ntappin]

Canto de Iemanjà by Smokey and Miho

[Uniman1226]

"She has a girlfriend now"-Reel Big Fish

[tomblackwood]

The Waltzing Fool, by Lyle Lovett

[tobbogonist]

Modest Mouse - Blame it on the tetons (on repeat of-course ;) )

[GILD]

I'm grabbing a lot of my old man's swing stuff and recording it onto my laptop so I'm listening to a lot of Glen Miller, early Frank Sinatra and Bobby Darin, Louis Armstrong and Edmundo Ros.

Right now, In The Mood, Glen Miller.

Classic.

[Borgschulze]

Autumnia - In Sorrow And Solitude

[tomblackwood]

"Love" by Rosey (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=2931994)

[JJuggle]

Jelly Roll Gum Drop - Ruben and the Jets

[threeinchtire]

In Houston- Tapes 'n Tapes

[Hazmat]

Was
Spongebob theme :p

Now
TLC - No scrubs

Next
Led Zeppelin - Stairway to heaven <--- Top song

[dan de man]

on mercury : red hot chilli pepers

[found_a_wheel]

anarchy in uk sex pistols

[tomtrevor]

Echo Beach - Martha & the Muffins

[burjzyntski]

Last - George Thorogood - Move it on Over
Now - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - American Girl
Next - Breakdown

It's a Tom Petty album that plays after my "Bacobens Rock Top 500".

torrent it

[borsti]

Bad Manners - Skinhead Love Affair

[pkplonker]

Gary jules- mad world

[tomblackwood]

Be Somebody Blues, by Rosey (http://www.roseymusic.com/). If you like sultry jazz/pop vocals, lean and clean arrangements, and a nod to early Rickie Lee Jones, this is a great new indy-produced album.

[borsti]

4 Skins - Plastic Gangster [:-} the best song I ever heard^^

[tobbogonist]

Cold Chisel - Khe Sahn mmm the playlist delivered a winner :)
Matchbox Twenty - Push next

[aunt nicky]

Bloc Party-Hunting for Witches

[GILD]

Be Somebody Blues, by Rosey (http://www.roseymusic.com/). If you like sultry jazz/pop vocals, lean and clean arrangements, and a nod to early Rickie Lee Jones, this is a great new indy-produced album.
I've been listening to the new Madeleine Peyro (http://www.madeleinepeyroux.com/flash_content/main.html)ux recently.
Seems were on a similar page?


I'm All Right - Madeleine Peyroux


He made me laugh
He made me cry
He smoked his stogies in bed
But I'm all right
I'm all right
I've been lonely before
I asked the boy for a few kind words
He gave me a novel instead
But I'm all right
I'm all right
I've been lonely before
It's fine, it's OK
It was wrong either way
I just wanted to say
It isn't much fun when you're drinking for one
He got drunk, he fell down
He threw a few of my things around
But I'm all right
I'm all right
I've been lonely before

I'd like to believe that it's easy to leave
But I have to conceive
That wherever you are, you're still driving my car
Sticks and stones break my bones
But tears don't leave any scars
So I'm all alright
I'm all alright
I've been lonely before

Mmm...
I'm all alright
I'm all alright
I'm all alright
Yeah
He played solitaire in bed
Used to blow bubbles in bed
He sang Christmas songs in bed

(http://www.onlylyrics.com/song.php?id=1000611)

[Hazmat]

Was
ATB - Humanity

Now
Yoko Kanno - Inner Universe

Next on the list
- Systembusters - Starwars
- Breaking Benjamin - Blow me away
- Nickelback - If everyone cared
- JFK - Whiplash

[tobbogonist]

TH BeeGees - Spicks and the Specks!1 cannot passup on thatr one

[Borgschulze]

Umbra Nihil - Water In Lungs

[maximus unius]

Open Up- Dispatch

Awesome song. Available at their site here. How cool is that? All their albums ever and you can listen to them all for free. http://www.dispatchmusic.com/dispatch.html First song that comes up.

[tomtrevor]

That's What I Like About You - The Romantics

[spazdude222]

Live Like We're Alive, by Nevertheless

[dudewithasock]

Rock 'n Roll Ain't Noise Pollution - AC/DC

[GILD]

When I get home tonight I've got a bit of a Janis Joplin mini concert planned.
She 64 today.

[aunt nicky]

Brand New-Not the Sun

[tomblackwood]

"Mother Popcorn", by James Brown. Uhhhh! Yeeeah!

[mawesome]

Crumble - Sage Francis

[onetrack]

"you can't always get what you want" by the stones, in analog.

[tobbogonist]

Lazy sunday - the small faces

'Lazy sunday afternoon, if got no time to worry'

[JJuggle]

Karn Evil 9 - ELP

[onelesscar]

Speaking of analog...I put on a couple Simon & Garfunkel LPs yesterday.

Right now, though, it's the Postal Service comin' out of the speakers, "Brand New Colony"

[maximus unius]

Sailed On- Landon Pigg

I'm kinda sad right now, it's very fitting.

[lt_dan0007]

Helter Skelter by the Beatles

Matt, Mrs. Foster managed to find yet another way to annoy me: it's been stuck in my head all day since we did it for our project.

[monkeyman]

I just listened to a Smashing Pumpkin song...the urge to gouge out my eardrums has never been higher.

[primus]

mountain jam by the alman brothers off eat a peach

[tomblackwood]

"Someone to watch over me", from Oscar Peterson in Russia.

[harper]

The Car Talk Boys. They're not singing.

[Triball]

Africa Unite:)
by Bob Marley

[Jerrick]

Hilltop Hoods - Soul of the beat.

[JJuggle]

Tarkus - Emerson Lake and Palmer

[monkeyman]

Bohemian Rhapsody. (http://ebaumsworld.com/2007/01/bad-american-idol.html)

[Det-riot]

Don't Stop Beliving
Journey

[toddw9]

My Love - Justin Timberlake

It's on the radio right now; a nightclub here in town puts their music over a local radio station on Saturday nights, that's what I'm listening to.

[JJuggle]

Sibelius violin concerto

Great schmaltz

[SycoJeff]

Top of the World:)

[LiLpunk2012]

Fergi
Fergilicious

Woop wooop!

[JJuggle]

Brandy (You're a Fine Girl) - Looking Glass

[The.Mars.Volta]

"Happy Alone"
by "Kings Of Leon"

[Borgschulze]

Amon Tobin - Chaos Theory - Kokubo Sosho Stealth

[dudewithasock]

Kyle Quit the Band - The D

I just listened to a Smashing Pumpkin song...the urge to gouge out my eardrums has never been higher.

You don't like Smashing Pumpkins? :(

[JJuggle]

Ben - Michael Jackson

[tobbogonist]

Kyle Quit the Band - The D



You don't like Smashing Pumpkins? :(
But know he's back again?

not liking smashing pumpkins? who ever heard of such a thing?
I think they have some of the best Music videos ever.
except for that bloody mining one.

[tjrook]

Enter Sandman - Metallica

[tobbogonist]

Split endz - my mistake

[dudewithasock]

But know he's back again?


Last week...Kyle quit the band...but now we're back togethe-er.
Misunderstandings...didn't understa-and...it doesn't matter, now we're back together again, lala lala laa!

[tobbogonist]

lol used the wron now :(

i lost my copy of that album, that was a sad sad day...

[lt_dan0007]

Come Together- The Beatles

[tjrook]

Welcome to the Jungle - Guns N' Roses

[spazdude222]

Weathered -Creed

[monkeyman]

Welcome to the Jungle - Guns N' Roses
That's the song for my part on the next video.


There's a reason no one covers Queen songs. No one can (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUI-W7bCUsk&NR).

[ivan.jozic]

Wild Child - Scorpions

[MrBoogiejuice]

Foc by Rodrigo y Gabriela.

[JJuggle]

In the Year 2525 - Zager and Evans

[JJuggle]

Billy Don't Be a Hero - Bo Donaldson and the Heywoods

[spazdude222]

I'm at school, "working on psychology"...no music for me.

[spazdude222]

Billy Don't Be a Hero - Bo Donaldson and the Heywoods
That's a good song. My mom sings it a lot...that is not so good though.

[tobbogonist]

The Searcher - Love Potion Number 9!

[JJuggle]

The Girl from Ipanema - Gilberto/Getz

[ntappin]

Just a Friend, by Biz Markie

[tomblackwood]

"And So It Goes", John Denver with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, from their Circle II album.

Ashes to ashes, dust into dust.
Buildings will crumble, bridges will rust.
Mountains will disappear; rivers will dry up.
And so it goes, with everything but love.
So it goes, with everything but love.

[GILD]

Does that mean love is the ultimate Thread-Killer?

[tjrook]

Tune to "Happy Tree Friends"

[JJuggle]

I Say a Little Prayer - Dionne Warwick

[The Buddy]

I'm listening to Blue by VAST.

[Hazmat]

I'm listening to Blue by VAST.

For a moment i thought you were going to write Blue by Eiffel 65 haha :D :D. Well I'm now listening to JFK - Whiplash (Bad Habit Boys RMX)

[spazdude222]

"Let It All Out" Relient K

[maestro8]

Does that mean love is the ultimate Thread-Killer?
Conversely, thread is the ultimate love-killer.

Every time my love sees me posting in a Unicyclist.com thread, she rolls her eyes and stomps off. Which is why I must restrict my posting to business hours ;)

[skianduniaddict]

pain by 3 days grace

[tjrook]

Animal I have Become - 3 Days Grace

[spazdude222]

"I Wanna Talk About Me" Toby Keith (a little country to broaden my scope)

[DarkTom]

The Stone Roses - Second Coming, currently on 'Daybreak'


T.

[tjrook]

Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 - Liszt

[DarkTom]

The Stone Roses - Second Coming, currently on 'Daybreak'


T.

I fookin love this album, it's on again!


T.

[JJuggle]

You're Breakin' My Heart - Harry Nilsson

[john_childs]

I did what I said I would not do (http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showpost.php?p=660665&postcount=17). I saw Queen + Paul Rodgers on sale at a used CD shop. I bought it and just listened to it tonight. I'm a sucker for Queen songs.

I love Paul Rodgers in Bad Company and his other ventures, but the whole time I was listening to the Queen CD I was wishing for a lead singer that had more range. Someone who sings a little higher. Paul did a fine job but it never felt like he was singing his songs except for the three Paul Rodgers covers they included. Sigh. The Queen material is just a little out of range for Paul.

Still good but I have an overwhelming urge to listen to original Queen right now, just after I finish listening to Queen & Paul do "I Want It All" again just a little bit louder. Funny though is that "I Want It All" is sung by both Paul and Brian May so it's not just Paul on the leads. Maybe that's why I want to listen to it again.

[tomblackwood]

World Without Tears, by Lucinda Williams


Just before that, I was enjoying "Cantaloupe Island", from the Parallel Realities Live... CD from Pat Metheny, Jack DeJohnette, Herbie Hancock, and Dave Holland. Some deep stuff...

[henkka]

Edgecrushe, by Fear Factory (isn't that TV-show too? Or is program "Fear Factor"...)

[GILD]

I've always thought of Paul Rogers as being just too much of a journey-man singer to be able to front Queen.
I haven't listened to any of it, and I think I might stick to that decision.
There is only one current vocalist I would back to pull that off and that is (drag me outside and stone me, I know) Will Young.

I nearly got shot for suggesting Pink to be the only female vocalist to do Joplin.
Looky looky yonder.


I'm listening to Johnny Cash and the Orange BLossom Special.

[tjrook]

Waterfall - Jon Schmidt

[tobbogonist]

The Guitar Man - Bread

[JJuggle]

Guitar Man - Cephas and Wiggins

[ntappin]

Mei Cuo by Wong Faye

[john_childs]

I've always thought of Paul Rogers as being just too much of a journey-man singer to be able to front Queen.
I haven't listened to any of it, and I think I might stick to that decision.
There is only one current vocalist I would back to pull that off and that is (drag me outside and stone me, I know) Will Young.

I nearly got shot for suggesting Pink to be the only female vocalist to do Joplin.
Looky looky yonder.
Save yourself and don't buy the CD or DVD for the music. It's something for those who want to relive the past. If you get a chance to listen (or watch the DVD) for free then it's worth it for the nostalgia.

The Queen + Paul Rodgers web site (http://www.queenpluspaulrodgers.com/) has streaming audio of Tie Your Mother Down and Fat Bottomed Girls. They also have streaming video of Wishing Well and The Show Must Go On. Those will give you enough to know what the CD (and DVD) is going to be like. Paul does better on Wishing Well than the Queen material.

You should laugh, but as I was listening to the Queen + Paul Rodgers I caught myself thinking what it would be like if Tina Turner was singing instead of Paul Rodgers. I don't know if that could possibly work.

I'm listening old school again tonight. Just finished up Deep Purple Machine Head. I'm listening to the last track Space Truckin right now.

[tomanus]

'let's get fucked up' by the smut peddlers.
love it.

[tomblackwood]

Guitar Man - Cephas and Wiggins
Nice...the Piedmont School. I was lucky enough to see Brownie McGhee play a great show late in his career, and also Sonny and Brownie years earlier at a show I unfortunately don't remember.

In an example of almost surreal conceptual discontinuity, I once attended a guitar workshop at a folk festival featuring John Cephas and Tuck Andress. They were both asked to talk about and play their interpretations of the old folk standard "You Are My Sunshine". Piedmont, meet California. Both were great, but Tuck was the dominant guitar lifeform.

To get back to conceptual continuity, I'm diggin' right now on Guitar Man as played by Stanley Jordan. Closer to Tuck than to Piedmont.

[GILD]

what it would be like if Tina Turner was singing instead of Paul Rodgers. I don't know if that could possibly work

That's a hell of an idea.
Mail them.

[Hazmat]

Was
Darude - Next to you

Now
Linkin park megamix

Next
AC/DC - thunderstruck

[JJuggle]

Atticus Finch - To Kill a Mockingbird
Amos - The Color of Money
Ripley - Alien films

[Hazmat]

Man, that linkin park meamix was awesome. I also have a dance song megamix that goes for 40 minutes. :D

B4
ATB - ecstasy

Now
The cardigans - my favourite game

Next
Yoko Kanno Origa Shanti Snyder - Inner Universe

[JJuggle]

Atticus Finch - To Kill a Mockingbird
Amos - The Color of Money
Ripley - Alien films
Criminy, that was meant for Favorite Fictional Characters.

[leo_h]

"words for love mix", Paul van dyk.

[Mikeswarbrick]

Feeling of the Flavar, by Hot Action Cop

Mike

[tobbogonist]

Guitar Man - Cephas and Wiggins

How come my version was sung by bakery produce and you got two nice people ?