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

I wonder how many of you will be singing it on the way home.

Tonight Show with Jay Leno

bob seger - face the promise
army of anyone - goodbye

Rush- Permanent Waves, Signals and Moving Pictures.

Rose Tattoo- Assault and Battery

Skyclad- The Answer Machine?

Van Morrison - Enlightenment

I Pagliacci (Domingo)

Celine Dion.

Peaches 'Downtown'

The Valentinos "Rain"



p.s. Celine Dion needs to losen up.

Reggae legend Gregory Isaacs.

Do you play music at your wine bar? And if you do, I'd like to know what kind. And if you don't, I'd like to know why.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

'The Other Side' - Aerosmith

We play primarily Brazilian Bossa Nova and Samba at the restaurant. At the end of the night, when the diners are gone and there is only a couple people at the bar along with the staff, I have been known to play Reggae (roots, not Dancehall).

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Originally posted by grunhauser:
Do you play music at your wine bar? And if you do, I'd like to know what kind. And if you don't, I'd like to know why.

Tom Petty as usual. Slightly ashamed to say I bought the new Justin Timberlake CD. It's good! What can I say? I'm not a sixteen year old girl by the way.

http://www.champagnedirect.ie

Nick Cave - Murder Ballads

'Hold Back The Night' - Giant. Mmmmmm....love these guys. Sexy as hell...

Bruce Springsteen: The River with a nice Zind Riesling...can life be any better?!!!

Third Eye Blind- "Wounded"

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Originally posted by GC:
Slightly ashamed to say I bought the new Justin Timberlake CD.

Just slightly? That pepsiboy has no voice. Repent!



Oblangata 'Sausage Factory Ant...'

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Originally posted by french16:
Bruce Springsteen: The River with a nice Zind Riesling...can life be any better?!!!

Yes. Much better.

Robert Johnson - The Complete Recordings (box set)

The Swell Maps - International Rescue

INXS/Jimmy Barnes- "Good Times"
Ian Gillan & Roger Glover- "Clouds and Rain"

Nearly God - Heaven

Tom Petty Highway Companion

Warming up for the Hollywood Bowl show

Mozart Violin Concertos K218 & K271, Claudio Abbado, David Garrett & the European Chamber Orchestra

Bach Brandenburg, 1,2,3&6.

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Originally posted by wine+art:
Bach Brandenburg, 1,2,3&6.

What do you have against #4 & #5?

Roxy Music - For Your Pleasure

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Originally posted by tanglenet:

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Originally posted by wine+art:
Bach Brandenburg, 1,2,3&6.

What do you have against #4 & #5?

Rumor has it that Bach was drunk when he wrote #4 on cheap wine!

All kidding aside, my favorite CD only has 1,2 &6.

The Clash - Give 'Em Enough Rope

Would love to help a fellow Classical music lover. Drop me a line at tangle at tanglenet dot com.

Glad to see this mess moved.

Moving this here is like moving a show from CBS to lifetime. Got good ratings early, but doesn't know when to end.

'Follow You Home' - Nickelback. I happen to like this thread but, hey, that's just me...I love music.

nothing at this moment

Won't this damn thread ever go away?

No one's forcing you guys to read this thread and Hunter, if it's a TV show, it's MASH

Nick Lowe - Pinker and Prouder Than Previous

What is this thread doing here. I liked it in Wine Conversations.

Tunak These guys are going to be huge!!!
Well, maybe not, but they are funny. Check out those dance moves.

The Pogues - If I Should Fall From Grace With God

Jan Garbarek - Twelve Moons and 01 Costanti Brunello di Montalcino.

Great stuff.

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Originally posted by BABA:
Jan Garbarek - Twelve Moons and 01 Costanti Brunello di Montalcino.

Great stuff.

Which one? The Brunello or the music?

Wilco Live at the Chicago Auditorium (Oct. 31, 2004)

and now

New Order - Waiting for the Sirens

An album of the Goo Goo Dolls

'Pink' - Aerosmith

Ella Fitzgerald, 'The Songbook Collection-1956 to 1959.'

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Originally posted by DebAnne:
Ella Fitzgerald, 'The Songbook Collection-1956 to 1959.'

alter ego rocker

Nigel Kennedy live at Carcassonne.

Incredible talent, great wit, unreal backdrop. Outstanding show!

Total silence.

As I get older this is an appealing choice sometimes.

Smog - Dongs of Sevotion

'My Funny Valentine' - Michael Buble'

The Wrens - Meadowlands

The X-Files

Soon
Trekkies...The Movie

'We Should Be Sleeping' - Eddie Money

I Hate My F****** Job . Butthole Surfers

Mickey fn Avalon is playing SF Wed night. I got rsvp with backstage and all, and I am too sick to go damn it. there is no justice.

"Chips Ahoy" The Hold Steady

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Originally posted by grunhauser:
Mickey fn Avalon is playing SF Wed night. I got rsvp with backstage and all, and I am too sick to go damn it. there is no justice.

Thanks Darlene. I am currently quite high on Tylenol and listening to Sebastian "Walkman".

Ottmar Liebert

'Possession' - Sarah McLachlan

My iPod.

The last 3 songs: a J.S. Bach suite for cello by Matt Haimovitz, Gym School Heroes and the Ramones.

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Originally posted by Luc Sabourin:
Ottmar Liebert

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Originally posted by Een:
My iPod.

The last 3 songs: a J.S. Bach suite for cello by Matt Haimovitz

Very

The Flying Burrito Brothers - The Gilded Palace of Sin/Burrito Deluxe

The X Files

'Cocaine' - Clapton

Jazz while drinking wine and enjoying a great dinner!!!

The new Killers single - When You Were Young.

Aggghhh!!!! I can't get that friggin' song out of my head.

It is quite possibly the catchiest song I have heard in years.

Alarum- Eventuality

Sentimento

The Cole Porter Songbook by Ella Fitzgerald. Definitely making my Kathryn Hall Cab seem a little more classy!

Richard Howley "Hotel Room".

Hank Williams III "Straight to Hell"

Forum appropriate lyric: ...If I think I might have a bad time, I got a little bit of smoke and a whole lot of wine...

Shumann: The Complete Piano Trios.

Yo La Tengo - I Am Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass

Darkel "At the end fo the sky"

John Coltrane...

Giant Steps....

The 11,000th time. Still in awe.

PH

rockabye baby! - (2 seperate releases)

lullaby renditions of pink floyd
lullaby renditions of tool

'Warehouse' - Dave Matthews Band

"Suite XVI" The Stranglers. The meninblack are back.

'Hell's Bells' - AC DC...no, really.

the 'cricket-like' undulations of our very old fridge, as it tries to cycle out another rack of ice cubes.

Robert Cray

I'm listening to more rain hitting my roof than I have ever seen. We are supposed to get 3 inches of rain with 50 MPH winds today. Yee Haw...time to light a fire and line up some vino! I think winos are the only people who love crappy weather that forces us to stay in

Bonnie Prince Billy - The Letting Go

I'm usually not listening to music when I'm online, but I have just finished a great cd called "This is Art Deco". Some great stuff from the late '20s thru the mid '50s. Among others it includes:
Swanee by Al Jolson
Look What You've Done by Eddie Cantor
I Can't Give You Anything but Love by the Mills Bros.
A Guy What Takes His Time by Mae West
Let's Fall in Love by Jack Lemmon
Lili Marlene by Marlene Dietrich
An eclectic mix to be sure, but great listening.

Now I'm on to Nora Jones...

Kronos Quartet - Black Angels

Luciano Pavarotti

Sparklehorse - Dreamt for Light Years in the Belly of a Mountain

Pavarotti has the most beautiful voice I've ever heard.

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Originally posted by Een:
Pavarotti has the most beautiful voice I've ever heard.

Wow. I knew you had a gourmet palate, but an ear for Pavarotti also!

You are indeed a lady of taste and style Een.

Pavarotti in his prime singing Nessun Dorma was as good as it gets imo. Pure greatness. Bravo!

Ok, guys, I'm going to change the pace a tad here...listening to 'A Little More You' - Little Big Town. Nice, sexy...

Sonny Stitt - Tune UP

Miles Davis, Kind of Blue.

NIN - The Fragile
Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis (Slatkin - Saint Louis Symphony)

'How Long' - Hinder