So what music are you listening to?

[TLK]

In the quest for new music, what is everybody listening to. Lately for me it's been....

The Juliana Theory
Hot Hot Heat

and Alkaline Trio. The new album is great, it's out on the 13th.

How about everyone else?

TLK

[Fritz]

right this second:

Johnny Socko - Live

[heybrad]

The CD in the car this morning:

Tenacious D

[JonInMiddleGA]

For the past couple of days it's been
this (http://benelou.com/)

[Fritz]

Originally posted by JonInMiddleGA
For the past couple of days it's been
this (http://benelou.com/)

asskisser

[Craptacular]

Currently, a mix of the Wallflowers, Phil Collins, Queen, Ben Lewis, The Hooters, Tom Petty, Club Noveau, Smash Mouth, Elton John, Neil Diamond, Billy Joel, Black Crowes, Dave Matthews Band, Bon Jovi, Genesis, Van Halen, Queensryche, Guns 'n' Roses, U2, Weird Al Yankovic, Metallica, and No Doubt.

[MizzouRah]

Evanescence


I love that band!


Todd

[Butter]

REM, Sigur Ros, The White Stripes, and Jeff Buckley today.

[korme]

TLK, good choices!

Me? Taking Back Sunday, Brand New, The Used, and Slick Shoes are getting most of my playtime.

[moriarty]

Kelly Clarkson.

What, you got a problem with that?

;)

[Craptacular]

Originally posted by moriarty
Kelly Clarkson.

What, you got a problem with that?

;)

Report this post to a moderator (http://dynamic2.gamespy.com/~fof/forums/report.php?s=&postid=117055)

Uhh, no, not at all ...

[cuervo72]

My latest has been Horn Dog by Overseer (from the Mitsubishi commercial). Found it online....downloaded....:eek:

Has me considering buying his (their?) music when I normally might not...

[Blade]

Originally posted by MizzouRah
Evanescence


I love that band!


Todd

Second that! I picked up this CD and I absolutely love it!

[Qwikshot]

Whites Stripes "Elephant"
Greatest Hits -The Clash
Nick Drake

[revrew]

Right now I'm listening to the soundtrack from the movie, "Babe." That pig sure can squeel out the high notes.

Of course, the fact that my children are on the couch behind me watching the movie might have something to do with it.

[Calis]

Right now I'm listening to every Kronos Quartet CD I can get my mitts on.

In between that listening to Portishead, love that band!

[CamEdwards]

I just ordered a cd from Honeycomb, but it hasn't arrived yet. :( I have high hopes for it though... it's one half of the band Lotion, which I consider to be the most underrated band in history.

Otherwise I've mostly been listening to a 70's and 80's Britpop mix cd I made. Joe Jackson, Squeeze, Elvis Costello, Madness, etc.

[Kodos]

I'm listening to a Genesis/PhilCo compilation that I made.

[mrsimperless]

Zwan

[Craptacular]

Originally posted by Kodos
I'm listening to a Genesis/PhilCo compilation that I made.

Good man, er, alien. I've been meaning to make one of my own, but I don't know how to narrow it down to one or even two CDs worth of songs.

[JeeberD]

I'm listening to the SportsCenter theme...

[The Afoci]

Echos-best of Pink Floyd
White Stripes
Tenacious D
Mudvayne LD50
Trapt
Alien Ant Farm(I don't know why, but I can't stop listening to that CD, I have been for over a year now and it just doesn't seem to get old)

[samifan24]

Coldplay

Old Gin Blossoms

[Sloan]

Sigur Ros, Radiohead, Wilco

[FrogMan]

a bunch of songs I pulled from many CDs...
Limp Bizkit
Linkin Park
Eminem
Disturbed

FM

[tucker342]

snoop dogg and Xzibit mainly

[mckerney]

Dying Midwestern right now (though I doubt anyones heard of them and if you have you'd most likely be in the MN/WI area)

Recently I've been listening to:

Gin Blossoms
Zwan
Dishwalla
Dylan Hicks (another one I doubt you know)
Dashboard
Boxcar Racer
Ben Folds/Ben Folds Five
Rhett Miller
The All American Rejects
Pedro the Lion
Everclear

[sianews]

No country fans here :) ?

[mckerney]

Threadjack:

Since we're talking about music, what entertainment system recommendations would yous guys have for speakers. I'm looking to drop about $300 on a speaker system soon because I don't know what I'd do in college without one. I want something that 5.1 surround and THX.

This (http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=10333157&dcaid=1688) is what I'm considering being it's the best I've seen so far. Does anyone have any recommendations.

[ACStrider]

I'm a bit all over the place:

Evanescence
Michelle Branch
Phil Collins
Jennifer Knapp
Wake (a college group of friends...VERY good though)
POD
O Brother where art thou soundtrack
Plumb
Michael W. Smith
Shaun Groves
Creed
various other soundtracks

[Craptacular]

Originally posted by mckerney
Threadjack:

Since we're talking about music, what entertainment system recommendations would yous guys have for speakers. I'm looking to drop about $300 on a speaker system soon because I don't know what I'd do in college without one. I want something that 5.1 surround and THX.


I haven't looked at speakers in a while, but Klipsch usually makes very good ones. They came out with their first set of computer speakers (this was a few years ago) a few days after I ordered a new computer with Altec Lansing 5.1 speakers. :( I'd at least check them out,

[SirFozzie]

Answering the main question:

Dancemania, and DDR music. What can I say :)

[thesloppy]

Chavez
Mogwai
Sigur Ros
Melvins
Braid
Archers of Loaf
Sloan
Kiss
Steely Dan
Webb Pierce

[Rich1033]

I just jumped from the St. Lunatics to Stone Temple Pilots and Led Zeppelin.

I used to hate STP's "No. 4" but for some reason Im loving it right now.

[astralhaze]

Originally posted by Qwikshot
Whites Stripes "Elephant"
Greatest Hits -The Clash
Nick Drake

Boo yeah!!!

[andy m]

recently:

cex
opiate
party of helicopters
the hated
black eyes
damien jurado
ultra dolphin
please inform the captain this is a hijack

[Logan]

Pretty much exclusively O.A.R. (.....of a revolution) right now.

Their 5th album (4th studio) drops May 27th. Can't wait...

[Ekoostik Head]

Anyone who enjoys jam bands will like

Ekoostik Hookah
Disco Biscuits
Widespread Panic
The String Cheese Incident

[korme]

Originally posted by mckerney
Pedro The Lion

Hahah, this kid in my art class has a shirt of Pedro The Lion. Not bad mckerny, nice list.

[Sporkimata]

Lets see...
The new Nick Cave and Bad Seeds album,
Johnny Cash --when the man comes around
Tom Waits-- Big Time
Frank Black-- Teenager of the Year

[mckerney]

Originally posted by Shorty3281
Hahah, this kid in my art class has a shirt of Pedro The Lion.

Yeah, lots of art kids are emo.

[Ksyrup]

Well, after seeing King's X last night and trading pre-KX demos and boots with a few guys I met from the website, I'm listening to a mixture of those and some others:

Sneak Preview - New Years Eve '83
King's X Demo-lition
King's X Rockpalast 4.1.99 VCD
Ben Folds - St. Louis 6.21.02
Joseph Arthur - Come To Where I'm From
Toad the Wet Sprocket - 2.8.03
Starclock - s/t
Silverchair - Diorama
Rufus Wainwright - Sessions at West 54th

[andy m]

Originally posted by mckerney
Yeah, lots of art kids are emo.

pedro isn't an emo band (even in the most broadest definition of the term - the accurate one is here: http://www.fourfa.com). it's acoustic indie jesus rock.

[B & B]

http://www.nhl.com/intheslot/listen/radio/index.html

Stars hockey on WBAP radio, locally getting that Flyers/Sens crap

[Ksyrup]

Mike Modano can't sing.

[Rich1033]

Originally posted by andy m
it's acoustic indie jesus rock.

Say what?

Man, I need a faster internet connection so I can hear some new music. Im way out of touch.

[DeToxRox]

Atreyu - Suicide Notes and Butterly Kisses
Soilwork - Figure Number Five (Advanced. OOPS!)
Dog Fashion Disco - Committed To a Bright Future (Advanced.. Sigh)
Earthtone 9 - Arc'tan'gent
Funeral for a Friend - Four Ways To Scream Your Name EP
Nothingface - Skeletons
Nothinggac - Violence
Faith No More - Angel Dust (Best CD EVER!~)

[McSweeny]

i've been listening to Dirty Water... caught their gig up in boston last night and grabbed their cd for 5 bucks, they rock

go check them out

www.dirty-water.com

[Professor58]

Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf

[astralhaze]

At the moment The Rolling Stones Let It Bleed

[44Niners]

I must be getting old have never heard of 90% of these bands.

But that is also because I listen mostly to:

Hank Williams Jr
Alan Jackson
Toby Keith
Chris LeDoux
Barenaked Ladies (one of these things is not like the others)

[CamEdwards]

I just picked up The Minus Five's "Down With Wilco" as well as Jay Bennett's solo cd.

I'm kinda disappointed in Jay Bennett's stuff, but I like the Minus Five disc.

[TargetPractice6]

Jimi Hendrix
Lost Prophets
Pink Floyd
They Might Be Giants :)

[astralhaze]

Bill Hicks "Hee Haw the Book"

[PilotMan]

Radiohead
Smashing Pumpkins
Zwan
Live
Everclear

Zwan is a throwback sound for Billy, some great hooks, and driving music. Currently listening to Radiohead 'Amnesiac'. Their last two albums while a steady departure from earlier works, are outstanding.

[tucker342]

am I the only one who listens to rap?

[mckerney]

Originally posted by tucker342
am I the only one who listens to rap?

Maybe, though the title of the thread did say 'music' so the other people here who listen to rap may not even have looked at the thread :p

[Dawgfan1980]

Moby - Play (B-Sides)
Radiohead
Foo Fighters - Great "import" I picked up
Modest Mouse - Lonesome Crowded West
REM - Greatest Hits
Plus a mix of other crap lately

[Schmidty]

I listen to a lot of different stuff, but some of the staples in my CD player are:

Pavement

Stephen Malkmus

Masters of the Hemisphere

Grandaddy

The Eels

Tom Waits

Johnny Cash

Don McLean

Mary Timony

Helium

Rich Mullins

[Super Ugly]

I mainly listen to hip hop - Mobb Deep's getting a lot of time on my stereo right now. Maybe it's the angry side of me? There's a really great LP from a couple of years ago, too - 'The Unseen' by Quasimoto. It's great, even for people who don't like that dreaded 'rap' music. I'm getting back into all that old hardcore stuff, too: Big Black, Dead Kennedys. Oh, and as anyone heard of the 80s Matchbox Beeline Disaster yet?

[MIJB#19]

Originally posted by Dawgfan1980
Moby - Play (B-Sides)
Good choice...

I wonder how many people mentioned music from that CD in "Any given Sunday"...

[Fritz]

right this second

Pere Ubu

[Ksyrup]

Right this second, and for the rest of the afternoon, I'm listening to audio streams of legal seminars for my Continuing Legal Education requirement.

I'm having so much fun I cannot contain myself.

[McSweeny]

i'm off to catch the transplants, lagwagon, roger miret and the disasters, and avoid one thing up in boston tonight

[AnalBumCover]

Originally posted by Ksyrup
Right this second, and for the rest of the afternoon, I'm listening to audio streams of legal seminars for my Continuing Legal Education requirement.

I'm having so much fun I cannot contain myself.

I hear ya. I'm listening to one of 23 CDs containing Chartered Financial Analyst exam study material. :(

[iceberg414]

talib kwali-quality

wu tang

bob dylan

[Ksyrup]

Originally posted by AnalBumCover
I hear ya. I'm listening to one of 23 CDs containing Chartered Financial Analyst exam study material. :(

Ouch. I spent 10 hours - not to mention $325 - listening to/watching a couple of online video seminars yesterday. Really, it was preferable to going to the seminars, since I could do whatever I wanted while I listened. I laid on the bed for awhile, watched some baseball, reconciled the check book, and took care of 3 rebates that had been laying around. I don't know if I'd call it "good times," but it wasn't all that bad. And I now only need 1.5 hours to fulfill my requirements, which will be a piece a cake.

[Butter]

Originally posted by Professor58
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf

I think that album nearly blew out the woofer in my minivan (yes, I know how stupid that sounds)... the beginning's in mono, then they bust in with this guy screaming his lungs out.

That album kicked my ass, then it went over to my grandma's house and kicked her ass.

Grandaddy's "Sophtware Slump" was in the car this morning. "The Crystal Lake" is top 10 single of all time material, for real, yo.

Also been listening to:
The Postal Service (great poppy electronica)
Kings of Convenience remixes
...And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead

[iceberg414]

"rap" is garbage. rap is that crap you hear on the radio although not ALL radio rap is garbage most is though(nelly etc) ... hip-hop is quality. it is a hard distinction to define, but....

[stkelly52]

Well if I turn on my radio the only music I can get is hindi music. I'm sure that it is great music if you are into that kind of thing...but I am not.

I can pic up a country station out of Dallas on my coputer though, and that is what i listen to most.

[TLK]

Originally posted by TheLionKing

and Alkaline Trio. The new album is great, it's out on the 13th.

TLK

Just bumping this to plug Alkaline Trio on Letterman tonight. Check local listings for time :)

[B & B]

TLK - you're becoming a repeat offender for digging up archives.

[BishopMVP]

As long as this has been bumped....

311 (Best Live band out now, imo)
Outkast (Mainly Andre3000's new stuff)
Atmosphere (Always Coming Back Home to You)
Johnny Cash
Jurassic 5
Sublime
Cee-Lo
Red Hot Chili Peppers
2Pac
NFL Films Soundtrack (Listen to A New Game)
Bubba Sparxxx (If you'd have told me that a year ago I would have laughed in your face, but Timbaland's beats and production on the new album are great.)

[cthomer5000]

Originally posted by Craptacular
Good man, er, alien. I've been meaning to make one of my own, but I don't know how to narrow it down to one or even two CDs worth of songs.

Easy: cut out all the Phil Collins-era Genesis, and all his solo work.

[FargoFreez aka fof playa]

In my current CD players are...
.
a perfect circle..the thirteenth step
the matrix sndtrk..oldy, but goody
felix da housecat..not sure if anyone round here likes techno
tool..aenima (see 2nd listing)
dredg..el cielo (this band is the shiznit..check them out if you haven't)..find "same ol' road @dredg.com

and glassjaw..everything you ever wanted to know about silence

[Sun Tzu]

Right this second -

"Send in the Clowns" by Frank Sinatra

What's in my trucks CD player -

"Aenima" by TOOL

[TLK]

Well I bumped it, so here it goes.....

Alkaline Trio
One Man Army
Paint It Black
Queens Of The Stoneage
Red Hot Valentines

and the New Rocky Horror Comp (which is better than I thought it would be..... plus it's about only $9)

[samifan24]

I'm all over the place too:

Yellowcard- Ocean Avenue

Sigur Ros- ( )

Mogwai- Happy Songs for Happy People

Death Cab for Cutie- Transatlanticism

Coldplay- Live 2003

[Qwikshot]

Exile on Mainstreet - Rolling Stones

Songs for the Deaf- Queens of the Stone Age

American Thighs- Veruca Salt

New Adventures in HiFi - R.E.M.

Both Sides - Phil Collins

Box Set of Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughn

Buckcherry

White Stripes - Elephant

Guster - Keep it Together

Doves - Last Broadcast -or- Lost Souls

Elbow - Asleep in the Back

[Chubby]

Dave - Central Park Concert

[TLK]

Originally posted by Qwikshot

Buckcherry



Did they put anything recent out, or is it the older stuff (that I still love)?

[Noble_Platypus]

Smashing Pumpkins

[Bonegavel]

Electric6

[Qwikshot]

Originally posted by TheLionKing
Did they put anything recent out, or is it the older stuff (that I still love)?

As far as I know Buckcherry is nonexistant anymore...I am listening to their debut album but I hear that their 2nd album was good too.

[cthomer5000]

Newer stuff:

Portastatic - Summer of the Shark

Travis - 12 Memories

Death Cab for Cutie - Transatlanticism

Pearl Jam - Lost Dogs

Pearl Jam - Man of the Hour (single)



Old School:
They Might Be Giants - Flood

They Might Be Giants - Apollo 18

[Triple G]

311 - Evolver

Blink-182 New CD

Hoobastank - The Reason

Robert Rudolph & The Family Band Live At The Wetlands & Unclassified

Limp Bizkit - Results May Vary

I guess a little bit of everything...

<b>- Triple G

[sabotai]

Today: Ozzfest 2001 CD

The Week
Mudvayne - The End Of All Things To Come
Ill Nino - Confessions
A Perfect Circle - Thirteenth Step
Marylin Manson - The Golden Age of Grotesque

[Karim]

Ministry - Jesus Built My Hotrod

[FargoFreez aka fof playa]

Originally posted by Karim
Ministry - Jesus Built My Hotrod

It's a love affair. Mainly Jesus and my hotrod.

[VPI97]

Radiohead and Paul Van Dyk.

I haven't listened to anything other than these two for a few months.

[Karim]

Originally posted by FargoFreez aka fof playa
It's a love affair. Mainly Jesus and my hotrod.

Yeah, fuck it.

[ThomasG]

Lynyrd Skynyrd
ZZ Top
CCR and everything John Fogerty
The Bangles
Pat Benatar

Now that's a combination... but it works!

[Ksyrup]

Jason Falkner - Lucky Customers
Hawksley Workman - Last Night We Were the Delicious Wolves
Live - Birds of Prey
Opeth - Deliverance
Jellyfish - Fan Club Box Set
Brand New Immortals - s/t

[ShovelMonkey]

At this very moment: Chevelle - Closure . Before that: Cream - White Room .

[astralhaze]

Radiohead, "Big Ideas"

[SlapBone]

Good Mourning- Alkaline Trio
point- Cornelius
In Casino Out- At the Drive-In
Anything from Dashboard Confessional
Lapalco- Brenden Benson
Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots-Flaming Lips
Pleased to Eat You- Evil Beaver
Everything from Fu Manchu

[astralhaze]

R.E.M., Live in Seattle 06/27/84

[mckerney]

Right now:

Longhorn Days by Dylan Hicks

[cmp]

Lately I've been listening to

Outkast
50 Cent
Eminem
Chingy
Toby Keith
Alan Jackson

Rap and Country are the two types I've been listening to lately.

[astralhaze]

Originally posted by samifan24
Sigur Ros- ( )

Mogwai- Happy Songs for Happy People

Death Cab for Cutie- Transatlanticism


Nice! :p

[Sporkimata]

Nick Cave and the Badseeds
Lou Reed
Butthole Surfers
Scott Walker
David Gahan
so on and so on

[astralhaze]

Originally posted by Sporkimata
Nick Cave and the Badseeds
Lou Reed
Butthole Surfers


Nice! :cool:

[Killebrew]

With my faves Charlie Daniels Band & Toby Keith, I don't need no other so called "music" no way and no how thank you very much, although I will also sometimes put on that Goofy Greats album with Alvin & The Chipmunks.

[MikeVic]

I'm currently listening to:
Finger Eleven
White Stripes - Elephant
Joe Budden - Walk With Me
Wyclef Jean - Greatest Hits
Audio Bullys - Ego War
Big Boi's stuff from the new Outkast CD.

Need a lot of variety when driving to and from University. :D

[Sporkimata]

Like OutKast, in fact right now listening to "Ms.Jackson"

[astralhaze]

Right now listening to....

Radiohead - Live in London, 11/27/03

Great show, not surprisingly

[Sporkimata]

Pixies now...

[Ksyrup]

I just got the new Owsley today and I'm giving it my first run through. Very psyched for this album.

[Sporkimata]

Owsley? Who is that ?

[Ksyrup]

He's a Nashville-based power pop singer/songwriter who put out one fantastic album in 1999, then had record company issues for several years and has finally been able to record and release a second album. He was in a band in the early 90's called The Semantics, which had more of a Southern power pop sound than anything. The band almost featured a drummer named Ben Folds, but he left to form BF5 before The Semantics recorded its first album.

There's probably 14 people who know who he is, but his first album is amazingly good and probably can be had for cheap in a cut-out bin - it's well worth it. Kinda like Brendan Benson and Jason Falkner - great songerwriters who can't keep a record deal and go 4-6 years without releasing new music. The record industry sucks.

Here's the review from allmusic.com of his first album:

"Alabama born multi-instrumentalist Will Owsley followed a career path not unlike Sheryl Crow's, by backing up big mainstream pop artists, collecting the rewards and channeling them into his own solo work. Owsley plied his wares in the bands of Shania Twain and Amy Grant in the mid-'90s, then recorded his own material at home, and offered the finished product to record companies on a take-it-or-leave-it basis — just like Tom Scholz did with the first Boston album, Owsley notes. Giant Records took it, and released Owsley's debut in 1999. Another of Owsley's old bands contained Ben Folds, and their like-mindedness is hard to miss; this album's "Zavelow House" and "Sonny Boy" are practically Ben homages. While both craft pop hooks which make similarly instant impressions, Owsley toughens them up with meatier singing and crunching guitars, avoiding the occasional maudlin sensibilities of Folds' stuff — the "wimp factor" is wisely absent here. Owsley's power-chord crunch and serviceable soloing amplify matters in songs like "Oh No the Radio" and "I'm Alright." Owsley's sonic references originate in the '70s: there's Todd Rundgren's keyboard melodicism, the offbeat arrangements of 10cc, and even a throwback to the stylized country-rock of Dave Mason. In terms of amplitude and attitude, though, this album is a direct product of the late '90s. Owsley is about as ideal as pop solo debuts get; like Jason Falkner Presents Author Unknown and the first Folds album, it introduces expert tunesmithing and by an unassuming musical personality. Smart, tasty and guilt-free."

[Archer219]

Beatles - Let It Be Naked
Linkin Park - Live in Texas
Stroke 9 - Rip It Off
Blink 182 - Blink 182 (the new one)
American Hi-Fi - The Art of Losing
the Offspring - Splinter

[astralhaze]

Ween - Live By Request

[yabanci]

White Stripes

[astralhaze]

Quintron, Are You Ready for an Organ Solo?

[Craptacular]

Originally posted by cthomer5000
Easy: cut out all the Phil Collins-era Genesis, and all his solo work.
:p

[Craptacular]

The last CDs I've been listening to have been from:

Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Elton John
Matchbox 20
Queen
Wallflowers

[Tigercat]

Whats on the winamp right now:

Wilco (most of the songs on there right now are Wilco)
Bob Dylan
Fuel
Cat Stevens
Lit
CCR

[yabanci]

a perfect circle

[astralhaze]

Television, Marquee Moon

[Butter]

The Specials and The English Beat greatest hits albums.

[cthomer5000]

Originally posted by astralhaze
Television, Marquee Moon

quite an overlooked band/album.

[astralhaze]

Originally posted by cthomer5000
quite an overlooked band/album.

Indeed. They were probably even more influental than The Ramones and The Talking Heads in terms of how many bands adopted similiar sounds. You can hear their influence in just about any indie rock band these days.

[BishopMVP]

I have nothing to add to this discussion, but everytime I've come to this board in the past couple days I've seen this thread bumped near the top with Astralhaze as the last post. I thought he was turning it into the longest and most pointless dola ever.

[Ksyrup]

Today, the CD on the way into work was:

Last Crack - Runheadstartscreaming

On the way home:

Death Angel - Act III

In a metal mood today...

[cthomer5000]

Originally posted by astralhaze
Indeed. They were probably even more influental than The Ramones and The Talking Heads in terms of how many bands adopted similiar sounds. You can hear their influence in just about any indie rock band these days.

Have you ever read the book "Please Kill Me: an oral history of punk rock" ?

It's the only other place I've seen Television get their due. I also heavily recommend it, it's an amazingly fascinated book, as well as a real guide to the pre-punk/punk music movement.

[astralhaze]

Originally posted by cthomer5000
Have you ever read the book "Please Kill Me: an oral history of punk rock" ?

It's the only other place I've seen Television get their due. I also heavily recommend it, it's an amazingly fascinated book, as well as a real guide to the pre-punk/punk music movement.

I have not but now I am super intrigued. I'm going to have to pick it up now :cool:

[TLK]

As of November 2004....

Alkaline Trio (duh)
Autumn To Ashes
The Bouncing Souls

and a whole lot of

Dio (a little out of place)

[Ksyrup]

Just recently purchased the new Joseph Arthur and am awaiting Tuesday's release date for the new Rufus Wainwright and Collective Soul (despite the first single's riff sounding suspiciously like a fast tempo rip-off of King Nothing).

Over the weekend, I listened to a bit of Ayreon - Human Equation and Neal Morse - Testimony.

In the car today, I have Jason Falkner's Can You Still Feel? and Tea Party's Seven Circles.

[Blackadar]

Ben E Lou :)

[Craptacular]

Funny that this was bumped today. In my last post, the first band listed was Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Well, I just happen to be listening to them again now. This time, it's their final installment of the Christmas trilogy, "The Lost Christmas Eve", that I just picked up a couple of weeks ago. Tonight's the first time I'll be listening to the whole thing. So far so good, but I'm only on song 2 of 23.

Before tonight, the last CD I listened to was good ol' Ben E Lou.

[MJ4H]

Listening to a collection of shows by the Cavaliers drum and bugle corps, including Frameworks and Spin Cycle.

[Bearcat729]

I just picked up 3 CDs today

One Beat by Sleater Kinney
Shake the Sheets by Ted Leo + the Pharmacists
More Adventurous by Rilo Kiley

[sabotai]

Ben E Lou :)

asskisser!

Recently, I've been listening to a lot of Nirvana, Alice In Chains, Motograter, KMFDM and Tool

[Eaglesfan27]

I've been listening to The Cranberries most recently.

[Lathum]

Dropkick Murphy's. I also have been listening to a great band called Chalkfarm. Kind of like matchbox 20 but better.

[lcjjdnh]

Beatles like usual, a little Van Morrison recently and a lot of live Phish performances, although specifically the last one at Coventry.