What song are you listening to right now?

[Triball]

Michael Jackson - Bad

[Mikefule]

Wow, I've just got the CD player in my car replaced under warranty. It took them a month to sort out. It would play the CD that was in it, but it wouldn't eject it. You can only listen to The Fiddle Puppet Dancers so many times, as I'm sure you'll agree.

Not quite "what I'm listening to right now" but I listened to Little Johnny England on the way home. English folk rock with quite a traditional flavour to it, with excellent vocals, and great instrumental accompaniment.

[hobo_chuck]

i am currently listening to the wonderful lyrics of a sanding machine

[dudewithasock]

Any Way You Want It - Journey

[Triball]

Cypress Hill - Loco En el Coco (Insane in the Brain)

[tomblackwood]

Jerry Garcia Band: After Midnight
Finally...and perhaps amazingly...we overlap. Which version?

I was listening to the "Don't Let Go" CD, recorded at the Orpheum Theatre, May 21, 1976. It pleases me to think about what I was doing on that day, and more importantly, 44 days later.

The "Tall Ships" carried more than just the pride of the world.

[john_childs]

Finally...and perhaps amazingly...we overlap. Which version?

I was listening to the "Don't Let Go" CD, recorded at the Orpheum Theatre, May 21, 1976. It pleases me to think about what I was doing on that day, and more importantly, 44 days later.

The "Tall Ships" carried more than just the pride of the world.
The live version recorded at Kean College 2/28/1980.

I don't want to think about what I was doing that day. It was 8th grade. Probably bad memories or me wasting a lunch period loading a BASIC program from cassette tape on a PET computer. If I was lucky there was maybe a Blondie tune on the radio at the time.

[catinabag1]

just pretending - mushroomhead

[JJuggle]

Wond'ring Aloud - Jethro Tull

We are our own saviors, as we start, both our hearts, beating life...into each other.

[uni_jim]

anarchy in the UK - sex pistols (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bM_l443VV4)

[john_childs]

Sonny Rollins: Saxophone Colossus

Found a new copy hiding in a used CD bin today. As a bonus the CD includes the album Work Time as bonus tracks. A double album for the price of a used single album.

Watch out for Mack The Knife...

[tomblackwood]

Sonny Rollins: Saxophone Colossus

Found a new copy hiding in a used CD bin today.
Very nice choice there JC...a classic of jazz. I just love St. Thomas. A lot of people don't know that Sonny named the piece after me.

Right now I'm listening to "Shades of Grey", a Robert Earl Keene tune expertly executed by Cry, Cry, Cry. The more I listen to Richard Shindell, the more I listen to Richard Shindell.

"Right or wrong, black or white...cross the line you're gonna pay. In the dawn before the light, live or die by shades of grey."

[harper]

Egregious Piety, The Carping Rap Captains

[Triball]

Super Mario World Rock - Soundshifter

[this end up]

river of dreams- billy joel, has anyone seen him in concert recently?

[epistolize]

the fish song by mr skruff. random play^^

[Triball]

Elektronik Supersonik - Zlad

[Goats_On_Unicycles]

Call -Jimmy Lyons

[GILD]

river of dreams- billy joel, has anyone seen him in concert recently?
I saw him in South Africa when he toured here last year.

[tomblackwood]

I saw him in South Africa when he toured here last year.
Hoping he still rocks, and drops the Top 40 once in a while to go into his back catalog.

As a Syracuse boy, this of course puts me in a New York state of mind. Time for a little "Summer, Highland Falls" from the Turnstiles album. Some damn good lines in that song:

"They say that these are not the best of times, but they're the only times I've ever known. And I believe there is a time for meditation in cathedrals of our own."

"We are always what our situations hand us; it's either sadness or euphoria."

I don't follow Billy much these days, but in my late teens he pretty much nailed my worldview with the above. Those were simpler times.

[GILD]

I don't know his stuff well at all, and there was a lot of stuff I didn't know.
It was pretty impressive music tho.
I thoroughly enjoyed the show, with the one regret, he didn't play Goodnight Saigon, but that's a minor detail.
He did finish with Piano Man, so the Top40 sensibilities are still there.

[JohnnyReggae]

Moonspell - Wolfheart (CD)

Awesome Goth Metal from Portugal.

[catinabag1]

absence of fear - war of ages. not their best song but an amazing metal band

[Jerrick]

An hour and 20mins of techno from Oakenfold.

[orbis]

My michelle- guns n roses

[Triball]

Black Uhuru - What Is Life

[SHAY_CAM]

Drop kick murphy's, take another ride on the sunshine highway.

[Mikefule]

Old Virginia Block, by singer songwriter guitarist Devon Sproule on her album, "keep Your Silver Shined".

Sort of old time/folk music.

She was on Jools Holland's show a week or so ago and I liked it so so much I bought the album off the internet. http://www.devonsproule.com/

[Mikefule]

[QUOTE=Mikefule]Old Virginia Block, by singer songwriter guitarist Devon Sproule on her album, "keep Your Silver Shined".
QUOTE]

Update - I only got the album today. I've already listened to it twice. Acoustic guitar, upright bass, fiddles, flute (?) and a variety of other guest instruments. There are splashes of "old time" American, folk, blues, jazz and country in there, and sensitive singing by Devon herself. Lovely and recommended if you have an open mind to acoustic music with any of these influences.

[orbis]

My michelle again, oh wait its over:mad: Its sweet child o mine now!:D

[Borgschulze]

Burning Witch - Crippled Lucifer - 04 - Sea Hag - 14:19

[Ducttape]

YYZ by Rush


EDIT: that just finished.... now for 2112!

[spazdude222]

"Getcha Back" the Beach Boys

[forrestunifreak]

Kronicles- "the Reason"

[bloodyhollow]

Megadeth-Take no Prisoners

[john_childs]

I'm listening to Bach Preludes and Fugues for Organ (http://www.amazon.com/Bach-Preludes-Fugues-Organ-1/dp/B00000E00T/ref=sr_11_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1204784436&sr=11-1) played too fast. The organist is really going at it. Needs to slow down. Fortunately I got this one as a random selection from the library rather than purchasing it blindly. I do not recommend this CD.

[1wheelwonder]

The Saga begins by Wierd Al Yankovitch! FUNNY AS!!!

[Triball]

All songs by Weird Al are great. Listen to Albuquerque:)

And, listening to Bob Marley - Nice Time

[unisteve]

"P. Funk" by Parliament

It is very funky.

[Uni_Pimp]

Stay Hungry just ended, moving onward to Kiss Me deadly :D

[beginnerdad]

Jackson Browne, Your Bright Baby Blues

[PsychicPenguin]

Green Day - Wake Me Up When September Ends

[john_childs]

Bach: Fugue in G minor "Grand", BWV 542

I'm on an organ music kick.

[tomblackwood]

High Noon (Do Not Forsake Me) - Tex Ritter

It's important to have a cowboy tune or two on one's Zune.

[JohnnyReggae]

Roger Waters - Radio KAOS (CD)

Roger Waters manages to create so much emotion with his music.

[JJuggle]

Violin - Kate Bush

[Triball]

Jackson Browne, Your Bright Baby Blues

Ha, Jackson Brown - The Load Out/Stay
I got his discography and am loving it:)

[JJuggle]

When the President Talks to God - Bright Eyes

[Mikefule]

Not "right now" but I've just got back from seeing the Meteors live. Only the Meteors are pure psychobilly.:cool: :D

http://www.kingsofpsychobilly.com/

[Jerrick]

Saab Story - Jeff Berlin

[Ducttape]

Times like These - Foo Fighters

[JJuggle]

Love in Vain - The Rolling Stones

[dudewithasock]

For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) - AC/DC

[Divebomber]

Joy Electric- "(The Timbere of) Timbere Colony- Joy Electric.

[Triball]

Kingston - Plesati Na Soncu
Aah, 90s Slovene reggae...takes me back into my younger years

[Rantz]

Lullaby - by The Neo (http://www.theneo.com/)

[PsychicPenguin]

Andre Bocelli - Miserere

[Ducttape]

2112 - Rush

[Triball]

Adi Smolar - Spomin Na Maj

Another nostalgic one:rolleyes:

[Mikefule]

"As Good as it Gets", Anti Nowhere League, from their new album The Road to Rampton.


Anti Nowhere League is one of the early punk bands that has survived and improved, but stayed true to the spirit of rebellion, anarchy and gratuitous offensiveness. Rampton is a mental hospital not far from where I live.

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.punkrockcds.com/images/AntiNowhereLeague-TheRoadToRampton.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.punkrockcds.com/anti-nowhere-league-road-rampton-p-1977.html&h=340&w=365&sz=23&hl=en&start=1&tbnid=3goJNwe2lVBE2M:&tbnh=113&tbnw=121&prev=/images%3Fq%3D%2B%2522the%2Broad%2Bto%2Brampton%2522%26as_st%3Dy%26hl%3De n%26sa%3DG%26ie%3DUTF-8

[ridethelobster2008]

Warren Zevon: "Werewolves of London."

"Little old ladies got mutilated last night, Werewolves of London again,"

[Pdougherty]

"Club Foot" - Kasabian

[dudewithasock]

Have a Cigar - Pink Floyd

[Ducttape]

Anthem - Rush

[napalm]

So come back, i am waiting- okkervil river

[JJuggle]

Rocket Man - Elton John (but played by me).

[dudewithasock]

Ship of Fools - Scorpions

[john_childs]

Ringing in my ears

I just tried to listen to Mr. Beast by Mogwai
They really overdid themselves with the clipping distortion and nuisance noise. Not a good album. Mogwai's older stuff is more listenable, but still a bit harsh. Mr. Beast takes that harsh sound to a new level.

[asthian]

"Jersey Girl" written by Tom Waits, Performed by Holly Cole.

[sugarloafur]

"No Rain" - Blind Melon

[Ducttape]

"Life On Mars?" - written by David Bowie (or "My Way" written by Paul Anka?) preformed by the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain

[Triball]

The Streets - The Irony Of It All

[this end up]

the music in my head- Me

[dudewithasock]

Crazy Train - You should know who sings this.

[john_childs]

Jaco Pastorius

[unicycledood]

No Cigar - Millencolin

[JJuggle]

Father and Son - Cat Stevens

[catinabag1]

wait by earshot

[dan de man]

White room -Cream

[JJuggle]

You Sexy Thing - Hot Chocolate

[GILD]

The Fields of Athenry by The DropKick Murphys.

American celtic punk.
Their version of Amazing Grace is also something to hear.
It's on YouTube.

[JohnnyReggae]

My Own Grave - Heathen Divinity

Some Swedish Death Metal I stumbled upon yesterday. Really enjoying it.

[Rantz]

The Big Song - by Circus Oz

[epistolize]

the state of the union- thievery corporation

[JJuggle]

Circus of Death (fast version) - The Human League

[unisteve]

"All Along the Watchtower" by Mr. Dylan.

[dudewithasock]

Time - Pink Floyd

[Triball]

Pomp and Pride - Toots and the Maytals

[poofengle]

One by Metallica :D

Wait, it just changed

Now i'm listening to Friend of the Devil by The Grateful Dead :cool:

[Mikefule]

Not music, but cricket: England 3 wickets down for 13 runs. I don't know whether to laugh or cry.:D :eek: :(

[TheObieOne3226]

Can't You Hear Me Knocking
The Rolling Stones-Sticky Fingers

[dudewithasock]

The opening theme to Chrono Cross. It's pretty shweet.

[ridethelobster2008]

"Tower of Song", Leonard Cohen.

[JJuggle]

Sweet Lorraine - Uriah Heep

[Unitik908]

groovin' slowly- JBT

Chase

[unisteve]

"Dusk" by she.

(http://www.8bitpeoples.com/discography/by/she for free downloads)

[Into the blue]

Future Sailors by The Mighty Boosh.

It's Boosh night on BBC4.

[unibikeling]

across the universe, great movie

[JJuggle]

Reno Factory - Cephas and Wiggins

[napalm]

I'll believe in anything- Wolf Parade

[dudewithasock]

Lightning Crashes - Live

[john_childs]

Dave Brubeck - Indian Summer (http://www.amazon.com/Indian-Summer-Dave-Brubeck/dp/B000SLYE58/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1206430992&sr=8-2)

[JohnnyReggae]

Roger Waters - Amused to Death

[Luke Collalto]

Where is my mind? - The Pixies

[RTLjune2008]

Oscar Peterson "On Blue Dolphin Street."

[Joe_sixpack]

"Angel of Death" by Slayer...... SLAYER!!!

[JohnnyReggae]

"Angel of Death" by Slayer...... SLAYER!!!

Vader do a very good cover of "Angel of Death" !

[unisteve]

Currently on my playlist: nothing but calm tapping of laptop keyboards and the verbose drone of my history professor.

[RTLjune2008]

Peter Tosh "Legalize it."

[JohnnyReggae]

Korpiklaani - Korven Kuningas (CD)

Excellent Finnish Folk Metal. Similar to their countrymen Finntroll, but a little more accesible as some of their vocals are in English. I do still enjoy the Finnish lyrics, despite not understanding them, as they really fit the style of music so well.

Korpiklaani means "Forest Clan" in Finnish.

[Divebomber]

"No new kinda story" (live) by Starflyer 59.

[vanpaun]

Some one keeps moving my chair- They might be giants

[Divebomber]

Some one keeps moving my chair- They might be giants

TMBG are great!

[Mikefule]

Korpiklaani - Korven Kuningas (CD)

Excellent Finnish Folk Metal.

As in "I can listen to Danish folk metal but I prefer the finish"?;)

I've just done my weekly shop, with my MP3 on random shuffle. I listened to:

Johnny Collins singing English folk song unaccompanied.
Angelic Upstarts: Last Night Another Soldier (angry late 1970s punk).
Bob Marley & The Wailers: classic reggae
Mary MacNamara: solo Anglo concertina Irish traditional music
Buddy Guy: a great bluesman
Broken Bones: local punk band with a hint of Iron Maiden
Nekromantix: Psychobilly

What a fantastic invention is the MP3 player.

[dudewithasock]

Aerodynamic - Daft Punk

[orbis]

We are Brothers(Canadian Idol)

[Divebomber]

Aerodynamic - Daft Punk

Considering your musical tastes I never thought you'd like Daft Punk.

[dudewithasock]

Considering your musical tastes I never thought you'd like Daft Punk.

I actually have a fairly broad music taste...but not a very broad WMP playlist. I need to work on that.

[JohnnyReggae]

As in "I can listen to Danish folk metal but I prefer the finish"?;)

Of course :)

[john_childs]

John Coltrane - My Favorite Things

I had that album on tape way back in the college days. Haven't listened to it since. Finally giving it a listen again. I need to dig into my jazz. Its been gathering dust for too long.

[Mikefule]

I need to dig into my jazz.

It's always good to dig jazz.:cool:

[GILD]

Somebody is going to start hepping cats in just a moment...

[TheGreenMonster]

om ;listening to total snoring

[Mikefule]

Somebody is going to start hepping cats in just a moment...

Not where I live. My house is too small to hep a cat.

[unisteve]

"Under African Skies" by Paul Simon. I've listened to Graceland about five times in the past two days, and "You Can Call Me Al" (http://youtube.com/watch?v=HOiVaE-pKqM) about twenty.

[harper]

Both of My Kidneys, Penguins in Bondage

[ridethelobster2008]

Why Don't We Do It in the Road?

[TheNewbie]

thrash unreal by Against Me!

[tomblackwood]

Smiling Phases by Blood, Sweat & Tears (from their self-titled album)

This is really an album that should be in any self-respecting collection.

[tobbogonist]

i currently have the lovely job of panneling for an OB.. playing Harder, Better, Stronger, Faster - Daft Punk

tonight i drew the short straw.

[RTLjune2008]

"Half a Dozen Provacative Squats" 200 Motels.

[harper]

Tracheotomy, Pestilence

[malabaristapablo]

Niños del Ghetto - Jah´sta y Rapsusklei

[this end up]

various deep cuts from billy joels early years. :P :b

[harper]

Irrational Rant, The Pink Elephant

[tobbogonist]

people dont you understand
a child needs a helping hand
he's going to be an angry young man one day.

Elvis rocks my morning

[harper]

people dont you understand
a child needs a helping hand
he's going to be an angry young man one day.

Elvis rocks my morning

A poor little baby child is born
In the ghetto
And his mama cries

In the Ghetto, The Fat Elvis

[dudewithasock]

i currently have the lovely job of panneling for an OB.. playing Harder, Better, Stronger, Faster - Daft Punk

tonight i drew the short straw.

That's an awesome song. So catchy.

Right now I'm on X-Amount of Words by Blue October.

[Ducttape]

Subdivisions-Rush

[john_childs]

Right now I'm on X-Amount of Words by Blue October.
You're emo

[dudewithasock]

You're emo

Haha. Whatever you say. I like them.

[john_childs]

Haha. Whatever you say. I like them.
It was tongue in cheek.
Foiled for the Last Time is one of the few newish alternative rock albums that I have been able to listen to all the way through without wanting to rip the headphones off my head. They've compressed the sound but not so bad that it's just on long blast of constant loudness noise. It's just barely tolerable.

[mornish]

Tomorrow
Sixx AM

[dudewithasock]

It was tongue in cheek.
Foiled for the Last Time is one of the few newish alternative rock albums that I have been able to listen to all the way through without wanting to rip the headphones off my head. They've compressed the sound but not so bad that it's just on long blast of constant loudness noise. It's just barely tolerable.

Do you like the Nickelback album All the Right Reasons? Or do you like them at all, rather?

[john_childs]

Do you like the Nickelback album All the Right Reasons? Or do you like them at all, rather?
I haven't listened to that album, or any Nickelback album. I'll reserve judgment till I get a chance to hear an entire album rather than just radio play.

I should add that my comment about Blue October being just barely tolerable was just about the sound quality and the level of audio dynamics compression. The music itself is good.

[Miss Ayelery]

"Conjunction Junction", with vocals by the fantastic Jack Sheldon.

MA


"You should always say "thank you", or at least say "please". Bob Dorough

[malabaristapablo]

Africa llora - Keishal :rolleyes:

[ntappin]

Astral Hop by Little Tempo.

Lately I have just been pressing play in windows media player and listening to my entire music collection on random which is wierd because I used to refuse to listen to shuffle.

[this end up]

christie lee, billy joel

[dudewithasock]

Italian Leather Sofa - Cake

[JohnnyReggae]

My Own Grave - Strangled By Life

Some more Swedish Death Metal !!

[kerosian]

Song-Ignominious and Pale
Band-Necrophagist
Album-Epitaph

[tobbogonist]

Men at work - land down under.

It is a government requirment that All Australian citizens must listen to this song at lest once a week, you guys/ladies can back me up if the men in black suits come.

If you are thinking of imigrating to the 'land down under' learn the lyrics first, just sing it to boarder security, they will wave you straight on in.

[john_childs]

If you are thinking of imigrating to the 'land down under' learn the lyrics first, just sing it to boarder security, they will wave you straight on in.
The real test is if you can get the line about the Vegemite sandwich correct.

[yatsey]

Beck - Where it's at
Previously: Amon Tobin - One Day in my Garden
Next: Team Handed - Mogwai

[dudewithasock]

Now - Rock and Roll by Led Zeppelin.

Wait, it just ended.

Now I'm on Had Enough by Breaking Benjamin.

[The.Mars.Volta]

Wild Strawberries by PNAU.

[malabaristapablo]

Mama no llores mas - Chulito camacho (Spahish' reggae) :)

[unisteve]

"Evil Woman" by ELO.

[dudewithasock]

Frank Sinatra - Cake

[john_childs]

Pictures at an Exhibition (http://www.amazon.com/Mussorgsky-Pictures-Exhibition-Stravinsky-Petrouchka/dp/B000001Q80/ref=pd_bbs_sr_3?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1207283376&sr=8-3) transcribed and played on a pipe organ.

[The.Mars.Volta]

Wasted - Frenzal Rhomb

[this end up]

american pie, don mclean

[RTLjune2008]

"Big-eyed Beans from Venus" ( don't let anything come in between us.)

Captain Beefheart.


And if you have not listened, a lot, to "Trout Mask Replica", you have missed music for the 2010's, recorded in, I think, 1969. ("Big-eyed Beans came from a later album.)

Someone asked the Captain why it took the Magic Band four days to record the 28 composition double "Trout Mask" album. Don van Vliet,the Captain, said "I had to learn how to play the piano."

The opening guitar slide glissando on "Big-eyed" by guitarist "Winged Eel Fingerling" is distilled California, edge-of-the-earth, anything goes, pure as the driven snow artistry.

I also have been listening to "We've Only Just Begun," by the Carpenters.

I wish that girl would have eaten.

Wobble on, from RTL World Media Headquarters.
wdd

[caudy]

Da Funk - Daft Punk

[kokomo]

FIELDS OF ATHENRY by the DROPKICK MURPHYS



"Low lie the fields of Athenry
Where once we watched the small free birds fly
Our love was on the wing we had dreams and songs to sing
It's so lonely 'round the fields of Athenry" -Dropkick Murphys:D

[Triball]

Stan Getz & Astrud Gilberto - The Girl From Ipanema

[unisteve]

"Graceland" by Paul Simon.

They say that losing love is like a window in your heart.

[forrestunifreak]

"Already Over" by RED

[smcmorrow]

Live at the Quick album by Bela Fleck and the Flecktones. I won't bother to destiguish songs for this album. It must be listened to continuously.

[RTLjune2008]

"Graceland" by Paul Simon.

They say that losing love is like a window in your heart.

"Everyone sees the wind blow, everyone knows you're blown apart."


I listened to "Graceland" endlessly.
But Simon, having just lost a marriage to Carrie Fisher, wrote the deeply affecting "Hearts and Bones," his album immediately preceding "Graceland."

Give it a try.

Wobble on.
Best, from the absolutely right coast of Canada, on the Bay of Fundy, where the world will ride the lobster.

[unisteve]

Thanks for the tip. I'll give it a listen.

Currently: "The Hurricane" by Bob Dylan.

[Triball]

Perry Como - Magic Moments:rolleyes:

[dudewithasock]

Immigrant Song - Led Zeppelin

[1-wheeled-grape]

great song there dudewithasock!!

blur-coffee and TV
good song, strange yet cool:cool:

[dudewithasock]

Now I'm on Champagne Supernova by Oasis.

And yes, it's an awesome song. Awesome band.

[RTLjune2008]

Marshall Crenshaw: first album. A Fab Four in one avatar. Impossible, but: res ipsa loquitur.
Try this one.
Best,
from where there are always headwinds no matter where you ride.We ride, regardless.
Nova Scotia, on the Bay of Fundy.
william dockrill

[DarkTom]

I Never Want An Easy Life If Me & He Were Ever To Get There - The Charlatans


T.

[Hazmat]

Before
Powerman 5000 - Drop the bombshell.

Now
DJ Alex - Think About You.

Next
The Presets - My people.

[Crooked]

Oh No - Gogol Bordello

[JJuggle]

Put Your Hand Inside the Puppet Head - They Might Be Giants

[dudewithasock]

Let's Get It Up - AC/DC

[tobbogonist]

Barry Louis Polisar - All i want is you.


*shudder*

[1-wheeled-grape]

fall back down-Rancid

rancid is awesome!!! whoooooo!!!

[1wheelwonder]

Weird Al Yankovitch All The Way Baby!!!!

[tobbogonist]

Sammy Davis Jr. - Mr Bojangles

hes dancing for me.

[this end up]

lol nice

[JJuggle]

Gambler's Blues - Otis Rush

[JohnnyReggae]

Mournful Gust - It's Our Own Tragedy

A Death/Doom Metal band from the Ukraine. They have a touch of Gothic in their sound, which is interesting and a fresh change.

[ntappin]

Genesis by Justice, I just can't stop listening to them lately.

[RTLjune2008]

Bad to the Bone.


Good riding day here. Sun, heat, blue sky. Low range gearing. No wind. See you in June.


Ride the Lobster World Media Centre, fill dirt and croissants,
william dockrill

[1-wheeled-grape]

yet another amazing song!! red hot chilli peppers-tell me baby

oh no its finished!! but it Franz Ferdinand so thats ok:)

[RTLjune2008]

"Stage Fright"

[tobbogonist]

Eric Clapton - Layla

But wait,

LIVE!

[1-wheeled-grape]

Teenagers-my chemical romance now:)

[beginnerdad]

The Envoy- Warren Zevon

[dudewithasock]

Into the Ocean - Blue October

[mornish]

Ruby Tuesday
The Rolling Stones

[unisteve]

Ruby Tuesday
The Rolling Stones
+1 for you, sir.

"E=MC²" by 1200 Micrograms.

If you were travelling at the speed of light, faster than time, then there would be no time. THIS IS CRAZINESS.

[john_childs]

The Coffee Song (Don't Worry, Drink Coffee) by War Rocket Ajax

[CoreTechs]

MSTRKRFT - Ceolakanth Is Android

[Unicaw89]

Kotton mouth kings. Suburban life...

[Unisykolist]

Alberquerque- Weird AL (ALberqueeruqwe is too hard to spell)

[strictlyone]

forever - The Berzerker

[tomblackwood]

"King Grand" and after that "This Could Be The Worst", both by Sea Level.

Their music has gone largely out of print, but there is a greatest hits on CD. It's important to remember how good a band this offshoot from the Allman Brothers really was. They had a great groove...

On a related note, Sea Level founder and keyboardest Chuck Leavell put out a very nice CD in 2001 of solo piano instrumentals. Just picked that one up, and it is tasty throughout. Tasty is how I would describe his playing in general, and his solos on the Eric Clapton "Unplugged" album may be the single best audio illustration of what I mean.

[dan de man]

planet caravan-black sabbath

one of my all time favourite songs (i love chillout music,any suggestions)

[RTLjune2008]

"The Tide is High"
Blondie.

[Crooked]

biggest hustle - looptroop

[JJuggle]

Mucopurulent Discharge - Greet Me with Gleet

[Triball]

Alberquerque- Weird AL (ALberqueeruqwe is too hard to spell)

Say A, L, B, U.......querque:D Awesome stuff


REM - Find the River

[tobbogonist]

the news lady - news

[Mikefule]

Right now, Lucy Mae Blues, by Buddy Guy on his acoustic album, "Blues Singer". It's proper blues, like Muddy Waters would have sounded with modern recording standards.

But earlier today, a new album bought on a whim: the artist is Cazmechanic, and the album is called, "The Secret Life of the Wife of the Captain of the Ship in a Bottle on the Mantle Piece". I just had to buy it for the daft title.

The Secret Life (etc.) is the opening track of an acoustic album of songs, guitar and weird sounds (I think there's a kazoo in there somewhere!) which I think would loosely be categorised as "Indie". Pleasant.

Google searches since I have got home have revealed almost nothing about Cazmechanic.

[tomblackwood]

"He's Misstra Know It All"...Stevie Wonder from Inner Visons.

Inner Visions is an amazing album; I pity the collection that lacks it.

[dan de man]

jordan-buckethead

[Mikefule]

Valeria, by Modern Jazz Quartet.

Basically, it goes "Plinky plinky plonk.";)

Earlier today, The Ruts, who as I am sure you will know were famous for, er... um...

And before that, Anti-Nowhere League, who are famous for being very rude indeed.:eek:

[Triball]

I felt like getting some drum and bass, so I'm listening to Dub War by Simon Burnett

[john_childs]

My brother's band doing a cover of Pale Blue Eyes by Lou Reed

[ridethelobster2008]

Leon Dubinsky's "We Rise Again."

Stan Roger's "Mary Ellen Carter."

Stomping Tom Connor's " Bud the Spud."

Stones " Beast of Burden."

The Nipple Clips "ouch!"

Zappa " It Must be a Camel."

Van Morrison " Astral Weeks."

Lou Reed " Berlin"

Harry Manx

The noon Annapolis Royal fire siren, in e flat.

Zappa "Don't Eat the Yellow Snow."

Glenn Gould

George Jones " He Stopped Loving Her Today."

Some industrial music which sounds like half a dozen rabid anvils chasing one another in an oil drum.

Tom Waits " Nighthawks at the Diner,"




.

[captainkrunk61]

Flight of the Conchords "Hiphopopotamus Vs. Rhymenocerous (Featuring Rhymenocerous And The Hiphopapoatumus)"

[john_childs]

The Allman Brothers Band: Where It All Begins

I finished ripping all of my CDs about two weeks ago. The classical CDs took the most time. To celebrate I exported the tag info to XML files and put the lot on a web page.

I give you my music collection at JavaMojo (http://javamojo.gigacities.net/).

The main page there needs some design help. I'm going to have to figure out how to make it look presentable. It needs a nice coffee and music theme.

I pity the collection that doesn't have a web page.

[tomblackwood]

"Mona Lisa", Tommy Emmanuel from his amazing album "Live One".

You listen to that cut and you think it can't possibly get any better. Then you switch to Disc 2, and listen to "House of the Rising Sun". It's groove time...

[1-wheeled-grape]

im listening to unconditional- the bravery, its a great song

[Eddbmxdude]

Sweety - Reef

[harper]

Cold Shot of Kerosene, Budgeted Lawnmowers

[1-wheeled-grape]

little sister-queens of the stone age!!!
next
no one knows- queens of the stone age

[john_childs]

Sweety - Reef
How about listening to Sweet Leaf by Ozzy after that?
That would get the rhyming thing going.

[kerosian]

Song: Culinary Hyperversity
Artist: Necrophagist
Album: Onset of Putrefaction

I just can't get enough of Muhammed Suicmez's guitar mastery, it's much like Yngwie Malmsteen and many classical music influences as well but in a death metal format. I love his solos, they're sort of seperate from the song because they are just so beautiful. Each one leaves you with a feeling, just like a bit of classical music. If you can get past the harsh vocals, the music is just amazing.

[forrestunifreak]

Break Free by Decyfer Down

[harper]

Gallons of Orange Shampoo, The Anita Bryant Choir

[pedrotejada]

Sofa Song by The Kooks!

Wait, Now i'm listening The Pill by Paranormal Attack..

Both from my uni Playlist :D

[unisteve]

Stan Roger's "Mary Ellen Carter."
I had to write most of my Canadian Studies final exam about that song.

"Day of the Locusts" by Bob Dylan

[tomblackwood]

"Steppin' Out Tonight" by Seattle's Danny O'Keefe from the Breezy Stories album.

[tomblackwood]

"Kathleen's Theme", Les McCann & Eddie Harris, from the jazz classic "Swiss Movement". Eddie Harris pretty much blowing the roof off the joint...

[Ducttape]

Quantum Leap (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_Leap_%28TV_series%29) theme song

[JohnnyReggae]

Testament - Dangers Of The Faithless

Great to listen to some Thrash Metal again, after being on a bit of a Death and Doom binge for a while now. :)

[Mikefule]

Just bought an Aretha Franklin album: "I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You." This is a new experience for me, with a background in rock and roll, rock, blues, punk, and traditional music. She's really rather good.:)

[tomblackwood]

Just bought an Aretha Franklin album. She's really rather good.
The Queen of Soul is beyond good. She was well beyond good at Age 18 (http://www.amazon.com/Great-Aretha-Franklin-First-Sides/dp/B0000024ZY/ref=sr_1_48?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1208680655&sr=1-48). Exhibit A: All Night Long. And that was just the start of her body of work. There's a lot to mine, but this one (http://www.amazon.com/Amazing-Grace-Aretha-Franklin/dp/B000002I3Y/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1208680995&sr=1-12) is an okay place to start.

But right now, I'm listening to "Amelia" by Joni Mitchell from the Shadows and Light album. Great solo electric guitar for the first half, then joined by Pat Metheny for the second half duet.

[GILD]

White Shade of Pale by Procul Harum.
Sequed into Since You've Been Gone by Rainbow.

Doing the 'okdies' show on a radio station is fun.

[Mikefule]

White Shade of Pale by Procul Harum.
.

I preferred the sequel: Whiter Shade of Pale.

Whitest Shade of Pale was a bit too white for my taste.:p

[GILD]

Cap!

Sorry 'bout that.
Always enjoyed the song, and the Willie Nelson version.

[ridethelobster2008]

"Legalise it"
Peter Tosh

[Crooked]

in the jungle - Promoe

[monkeygunner]

I'm listening to Share the Land by The Guess Who (Canadian Band).
Soon to be listening to No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature and These Eyes and American Woman all by The Guess Who.
Monkeygunner

[monkeygunner]

Now it's Johny B Goode by Chuck Berry

[ridethelobster2008]

I'm listening to Share the Land by The Guess Who (Canadian Band).
Soon to be listening to No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature and These Eyes and American Woman all by The Guess Who.
Monkeygunner
If you like what you hear, go here:http://randybachman.com/
(http://randybachman.com)
Randy was the guitarist for Guess Who, and has a weekly 2-hour show on CBC Radio, Canada. No doubt a podcast. Fabulous guitarist, great stories ( 40 years in rock), and a cool wife.
Best from the right coast of Canada, where Lenny Zavitiz's version of "American Woman" rules: it is the only re-make of a Canadian pop hit which is actually an improvement upon the original. ( John Foss, do your thing)

william

[harper]

Bakersfield Vacation, Death Wish Dreamer

[john_childs]

The Jerry Garcia Band singing Deal and Ripple. Download for free from the stash at nugs.net (http://stash.nugs.net/stash.asp).

[catinabag1]

inside the fire by disturbed. sick new song by a sick band!

[BurnerDave]

David Peel and the Lower East Side.

[forrestunifreak]

Lost, by Red.