I am listening to the voices in my head. (Is this actually a group? If not I can add this to the list off cool band names I have thought of...) In actuality I have some songs from my son's kids CD stuck in my head today . At home I have been listening to the new Ben Folds Live Album. CK
Duncan Sheik - Daylight Foo Fighters - various on my hard drive in anticipation of the new one Eric Clapton - Pilgrim Hoobastank - various on my hard drive The Modern Jazz Quartet - Plays Bach (just heard this one - WOW!)
I just picked up a lot of cds since I had like 95 stolen last week...here's what I've been playing the last couple of days. <B>Live</B>-The Black Crowes <b>Outside Inside</B>-The String Cheese Incident <B>Senor Boombox</B>-The Disco Biscuits <B>Songs for the Deaf</B>-Queens of the Stone Age <B>Busted Stuff</B>-Dave Matthews Band <B>Live Stages</B>-Vertical Horizon
Pharoahe Monche- The Light Talib Kweli- Waiting for the DJ WC featuring Snoop and Nate Dogg- The Streets
FooFighters - new stuff (burned cd ) SwollenMembers - Monsters in the Closet Metallica - Best Of (my opinion of their best songs, burned) Nirvana - Live in New York.
Thin Lizzy - "Fighting" "Jailbreak" "Johnny the Fox" "Bad Reputation" Montrose "Montrose" KISS "Ace Frehley solo" Brendan Benson "Lapalco" Weezer "Maladroit" Supersuckers "The Greatest Rock-n-Roll Band in the World" Butch Walker "Left of Self-Centered"
I'm listening to the new matchbox twenty single, "Disease," on my computer right now while I wait for their new CD "More Than You Think You Are." I can't wait for this cd!! It needs to leak on the net soon so I can hear it before it comes out!
Been Listening to - Albums - Eminem - Eminem Show - Any Track Xzibit - Man Vs Machine - Break Yourself, What a Mess, Harder, My Name (with Eminem and Nate Dogg), Hit U Where it Hurts, Symphony in X Major, Multiply. Singles - (Been in a Nate Dogg mood) Warren G and Nate Dogg - Regulate Kurupt and Nate Dogg - Life Behind the Walls WC and Nate Dogg - The Streets Eminem - Lose Yourself Lil' Flip - The Way We Ball Snoop and Dre - Still D.R.E. Dr. Dre, Eminem - Forgot about Dre Snoop, Dre, Xzibit, Eminem, Nate Dogg - b**** Please. 50 Cent, Eminem, Destiny's Child - Thug Love
With my son, his happy "Toddler tunes" songs...the same ones he has in daycare. We sing together wherever we go. By myself, I'm not as happy...Metallica-Master of Puppets, Papa Roch-Last Resort, Puddle of Mudd-Blurry, anything loud and mean.
In the car: "Staring at the Sea" - Cure "Galore" - Cure "Disintegration" - Cure "p*rnography" - Cure "Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me" - Cure "The Queen Is Dead" - Smiths "Best of...Vol I" - Smiths "Best of...Vol II" - Smiths Which this reminds me of 2 things: 1) Robert Smith is freaking brilliant 2) Johnny Marr was criminally underrated as a guitar player At home: "This Year's Model" - Elvis Costello (includes a bonus disc) "Highly Evolved" - The Vines "White Blood Cells" - White Stripes "Songs for the Deaf" - Queens of the Stone Age "Veni Vidi Vicious" - The Hives "Beneath the Surface" - Balligomingo "Led Zeppelin III" - Led Zeppelin "Us" - Peter Gabriel "Midnite Vultures" - Beck "Birdy Soundtrack" - Peter Gabriel "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot" - Wilco "Amarok" - Mike Oldfield "Acoustic" - Everything but the Girl "Musicforthemorningafter" - Pete Yorn
in my car: turbonegro - napster mix big boys - fat elvis white stripes - napster mix prince - napster mix of pre-1999 songs bad brains - ROIR album (all time fav) at home: Steve Roach - various mp3s alot of dub music
-A late 70's/early 80's powerpop compilation from Rhino. Awesome stuff. -Beachwood Sparks. Kind of like the Byrds in their Sweethearts of the Rodeo phase with some odd psychadelics bits mixed in. -Solomon Burke's new cd, "Don't Give Up On Me." One of the most underrated soul singers ever, in my opinion. Just an amazing singer and he is doing a bunch of songs that people like Bob Dylan, Tom Waits and Elvis Costello wrote for him. -New Foo Foo Fighters. I didn't care for their last few singles, so I didn't expect much out of this, but I was pleasently suprised. A little darker sounding than usual. -Rolling Stones, "Between the Buttons." The new SCCD format, even if you don't have the player really makes a difference. This is one of my favorite Stones albums. Full of odd little pop songs which is a rarity for them. -Paul McCartney, "Ram." I only recently discovered this one. Great, great album, despite some dumb lyrics here and there...the perils of post-Beatles Paul, really. -Bob Dylan, "Nashville Skyline" and "Love and Theft." -DJ Shadow presents Schoolhouse Funk. An awesome set of rare funk sides found by DJ Shadow...school talent shows from the '70's...kind of like the Langley Project for funk. Have you ever wanted to hear a funk version of Admiral Halsey/Uncle Albert? No. Probably not, but it is here, anyway.
i was thinking about getting this. how good is it. i havnt listened to the other bands on there except ben harper. should i get it?
I guess you mean SACD. I just got the stone's Singles Collection (the London years) on SACD. I also finally got a tube amp. That combined with my SACD player is pretty bad-ass. I've listening to a LOT more music lately.
MR. MEOWGI, cool name, are The White Stripes any good? I've been listening some to The Vines and wonder if they are similar to that style, also The Hives.
