What are you listening to....... right now...........

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Originally posted by winetarelli:
Arlo Guthrie

We have a bench in our office where we direct defense attornys to wait, for negotiations. We call it the "Group W" bench.

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Originally posted by mneeley490:

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Originally posted by winetarelli:
Arlo Guthrie

We have a bench in our office where we direct defense attornys to wait, for negotiations. We call it the "Group W" bench.

My wife singing in the kitchen.

Coldplay viva la vida...and a 2006 bonaccorsi melville pinot...all fun

Rocket from the Crypt - Hot Charity. And a bottle of wine to anyone who can "give it up to the band".

hot charity ? Shoot Solsbury Hill...Gabriel

Beethoven 9th Symphony, Claudio Abbado & the Vienna Symphony

Bach violin concertos.

A great way to start a Sunday morning as the end of baseball season approaches:

A Dying Cubs Fan's Last Request (Steve Goodman).

Moo

Sigur Ros - Ágætis Byrjun

Melody Gardot.

Badly Drawn Boy and the Arctic Monkeys

Stiff Little Fingers.

Soundgarden- Fell On Black Days

I'll Never Smile Again. One of my favorite songs that Frank sang back in the early years. Michael Buble reminds me of a young Sinatra, and in this song, a little Chet Baker as well. What beautiful tone he has!

WFTDA Nationals.

Select songs from Blond to Blond.

Astral Weeks, Morrison.

Night Train, Oscar

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Originally posted by MJAlbers:
I'll Never Smile Again. One of my favorite songs that Frank sang back in the early years. Michael Buble reminds me of a young Sinatra, and in this song, a little Chet Baker as well. What beautiful tone he has!

MJ, Michael Buble definitely has old soul in his tone. I enjoy his covers as well!

I'll Be Seeing You, Billie Holiday

Blue, Mitchell.

Defying Gravity, Wicked

Waltz, Nino Rota

Elliott Smith - "New Moon"

Beethoven Sonata No.12 in Ab minor, Op.26 - Maestoso andante-marc

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Originally posted by Gundam:
Beethoven Sonata No.12 in Ab minor, Op.26 - Maestoso andante-marc

On the way into work this morning; Yanni- In My Time

The last day of school before Thanksgiving deserves some Blue Oyster Cult!!!

Trying to find common cause with my 16 year old daughter by listening to one of the CDs she gave me...

Them Crooked Vultures

At least it's better than Talk Radio in the car. Mille Miglia!

Jungle Boogie, Kool & The Gang

Primal Scream - Vanishing Point

Wilco - Kicking Television

Multiple Bocelli CD's throughout Thanksgiving Day.

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Originally posted by mitPradikat:

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Originally posted by indybob:
Radiohead: "Amnesiac" what I consider their best album.

Really? Even better than Pablo Honey?

By the way, have you seen the Youtube video of Thom singing Portishead's "The Rip"?

Sorry guys, you both have it wrong. The Bends is their finest hour.

I was being sarcastic about Pablo Honey. I agree that The Bends is a great album, but I discovered them late some two years after OK Computer, so I still like that one the best.

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Originally posted by Dunder:

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Radiohead - OK Computer

Easily one of my top 10 favorite albums of all time. Beautiful, haunting stuff, Karma Police still gives me a shiver everytime I hear it.

That's the track that got me into it. What a song...

Great tune. How many other rock tunes include the word "phew" in the lyrics?

Ramones Road to Ruin.

alice in chains - black gives way to blue

this is proof that metal still lives.

in a serious way.

Beethoven Sonata No.17 in D minor, Op.31 No.2 - Allegretto

My favorite Sonata, it puts me back in a good mood even after a bad day. I have had a canceled dinner, a corked wine, and discovered some potentially heat damaged wine. Plus most of my close friends are away for in Portland or Hongkong for the next month. Sorry for the rant, but the power of music is just amazing.

Kind of Blue.

50 years old and still brilliant.