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

My Chemical Romance

Not only listening, but watching too - Calexico.

The Very Best of Blue Note Jazz

Song of the Stars
by Dead Can Dance

Tim Reynolds (Dave Matthews Collaborator)

Live at SoHo, Santa Barbara, 5-14-05 (Last Saturday)

Tim was cool enough to let me patch into the board and I got a sweet crispy recording.

Anyone want a copy? I'll mail out three freebies (Analog RCA>>Marantz CDR100 >>.wav>>>CD) to the first trio that email me:

weshagen@thegrid.net

The Blues Brothers - Original Soundtrack

Wes Montgomery - Original Jazz Guitar (a go to album for sure)

bruce dickinson - tyranny of souls

James Brown - Star Time discs 1 & 2

The soundtrack for Garden State. Good stuff Maynard.

The Killers

not bad...

Miles Davis & John Coltrane, disc 4, "Kind of Blue"

Fela Kuti - Expensive Sh1T/He Miss Road

The Game - The Documentary

Social Distortion

Wreckage from the past.

Rusted Root Live.

Sons of Champlin - Welcome To The Dance
Byrds - 100 Years From Now
Grateful Dead - Deal [2.9.73]
Sly and the Family Stone - Thank You [falettinme be mice elf]
Savoy Brown Blues Band - Life's One Act Play
Zombies - She's Not There
Tennessee Ernie Ford - Sixteen Tons
Mothers of Invention - Let's Make The Water Turn Black

http://www.subrosa.arbre.us/SubRosaMusic.html

The boardroom next to my office is currently rocking with "We are the Champions, We are the Champions... No time for losers, cause we are the Champions.... of the world!"

Ah Fridays in the office.

Jason

Eva Cassidy Songbird

Ben Lee- Awake is the New Sleep

I like it.

A collaboration from a couple local boys. Norton Buffalo (harmonica) and Roy Rogers (yes, that's his real name; on slide guitar). Album is "Travelin' Tracks." Southern blues genre

Paul Anka covers of Wonderwall and Jump.

insane.
silly.
good for the weekend.

Blue eyes cryin' in the Rain. Probably one of the greatest songs ever. Go Willie.

Gorillaz - FeelGoodInc.

My neighbors dog barking - for the last 1/2 hour.

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Originally posted by brighthue:
"The three M's" - Miles, Mingus and Monk. Haven't explored Mingus -- yet.

Do so ASAP, you'll be well rewarded.

Swordfish Trombones, by Tom Waits

Sarah Fimm. I went to see Peter Murphy at House of Blues in Anaheim last night, and she opened. I liked her enough to buy the cd after the show. Peter was fantastic, too. I love great shows!!

http://www.radioabf.net I play it in the shop on weekends.

Early Mariah Carey
Michael Jackson "Thriller"
Morcheeba
Paul Oakenfold
The Stone Roses
Supergrass

Minor Threat. Complete Discography.

The new Weezer and Dave Matthews CD's. Both are pretty good.

Phish - Round Room

Moby: Hotel

Just got it as a birthday present. Didn't really expect to like it.

I haven't heard the whole thing yet, but it's kind of hypnotic. I like it.

The Band: The Last Waltz

One of the great albums. Just got it on DVDAudio, 6-channel discrete surround. Like hearing it again for the first time. Exciting to listen to. Going to buy the video DVD so I can put the picture in my mind next to the music. Dr. John was great in this show (as was everyone else).

Mario Frangoulis - Nights In White Satin (Notte Di Luce)

I Am Kloot

J.N. Hummel, Three String Quartets, Delme Quartet

Sun Ra and the Year 2000 Myth-Science Arkestra - Live at the Hackney Empire

Arturo Sandoval

Kato,

You're out there...

You may want to turn up your audio (or down if you're at the office).

http://www.porcupinetree.com/media/DW_trailer1_3medium.mov

Billy Joel - New York State of Mind.

Tracy Chapman - Smoke And Ashes

Prince - When Doves Cry and Little Red Corvette

Big raindrops splattering against the glass of the window...there is nothing more beautiful when it comes to sounds

Thunder in the sky...raindrops...the sounds that wrap you up and take you to heaven

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Posted Jun 01, 2005 03:33 AM
Big raindrops splattering against the glass of the window...there is nothing more beautiful when it comes to sounds

Thunder in the sky...raindrops...the sounds that wrap you up and take you to heaven

I'm with you on this one. I love the sound and the smell of rain in the summer. I used to sit on the porch with my dad when I was young and we'd watch lighting storms and listen to the rain. Unfortunately, now that I've moved to SoCal, I'm not likely to get much of that. Just landslides, earthquakes, and wildfires here. Oh, and lots of good wine.

"Give back the keys to my heart" by Uncle tupelo

When You Dance You Can Really Love, Neal Young, After the Goldrush

My friend Dario


p.s. found better res.

Grun, this is for you

Or maybe this is more your speed

Everything but the Girl
George Michael
Hoobastank
Sade
Pharoah Sanders
John Coltrane
Miles Davis
The Soul Children
Betty Carter

Dire Straits
Eric Clapton
Traffic
Big Head Todd & the Monsters
Freddy Jones Band

it's a guitar-playing night

The Black Keys

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Originally posted by brighthue:

quote:

Originally posted by Jazzman:
"The Essential Mingus Big Band"

For any jazz fans out there, this disc is a must.

It's good to see another jazz fan on the board. "The three M's" - Miles, Mingus and Monk. Haven't explored Mingus -- yet.

Brighthue, Start with "Mingus Ah Um" and the from there Blues & Roots, The Clown or "Passion of a man box set. Then I would get the Mingus Big Band discs and see them live if you get the chance.

And don't miss the live sets, "Mingus at Antibes" and "The Great Concert of Charles Mingus." In-freakin-credible, both of 'em!

Now playing: John Zorn - Locus Solus

The Skatalites
The Toasters
Toots and the Maytals

Yesterday: Nittin Sawhney (live @ Paradiso - very cool concert)

Tonight: Coldplay

Saw Kasabian play live last night. What an excellent band.

U2
Audioslave
Killers

Mekong Delta- Visions Fugitives
and
Mekong Delta- Pictures at an Exhibition

Alice in Chains - Unplugged

Bob Marley
Keane
The Wonder Stuff
Coldplay

Roy Orbeson-Greatest Hits

"Ma Melodie" by M.

Blackeyed P's

Lets getit started - HAH!
lets getit started - IN HERRE!!!

The Saints - Monkey Puzzle

Kenny Burrell - Midnight Blue

chicago

The Original Reggae Hitsound Of Desmond Dekker And The Aces

The soundtrack to "The Last Samurai"

Jimi Hendrix - Red House

Just returned from Rotterdam - Tori Amos live at the Ahoy (together with RonnieRoots): awesome!

The Jam - This is the Modern World

I've been listening and watching videos by this guy called M. He's been around for awhile, but I just discovered him for myself and I'm hooked on his message. Amazing visuals and cool music.

http://www.qui2nous2.com

You'll need to go through rather painless registration process to view the videos. It's well worth the trouble.

grun,

M looks sort of like like the guy that Customs let in at the border:

http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/06/09...insaw&sn=001&sc=1000

I'll give Monsieur M a try.

Norah Jones - Live at the House Of Blues

The new White Stripes CD - Excellent
The new My Chemical Romance - ok

Phil Lesh and Friends: The Real Thing
http://www.subrosa.arbre.us/Music/phil2003-11-30-TheRealThing.mp3

The Dead: She Said, She Said
http://www.subrosa.arbre.us/Music/TheDead-SheSaid.mp3

North Mississippi Allstars - Sugartown Blues
http://www.subrosa.arbre.us/Music/nm_sugartown.mp3

The phone ringing.........endlessly

Leopold Mozart, one of his sinfonias.

I´m listening to a small Finnish band called Pooma, got their ep from the guitarist. Surprisingly good, and the lyrics are in English. If anyone thinks this sounds intresting you can visit their homepage http://www.pooma.net for some of their new songs. :-)

The Internationale - The Russian Red Army Choir.

George Michael "A Different Corner"

The Gin Blossoms - New Miserable Experience. Still a classic over a decade after release.

Big Head Todd is in the background, but mostly the pounding in my head at 8:30 am. Stupid humans. For a Friday, it sure feels like a Monday.

pkclark1,

Great line from a recent commercial....something along the lines of.... "Why does night-time me make morning me feel so bad?"

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Great line from a recent commercial....something along the lines of.... "Why does night-time me make morning me feel so bad?"

Great line. Maybe I should have drank last night!

"Blue Bayou" by Linda Ronstadt. I'm a bit buzzed and the wife is out of town...kind of depressing.

The Rat Pack: Boys Night Out
Judas Priest: Unleashed in the East
The Darkness: Permission to Land
Johnny Cash: Cash/American IV-The Man Comes Around

An eclectic day. . .

Grape, Throw some hard core rap in there, and you will cover just about every aspect of music.

quote:

Originally posted by Gigond Ass:
The phone ringing.........endlessly

Sounds like you are having girl problems

Michael Haydn 20 Symphonies

Moloko - Statues

quote:

Originally posted by StevieCage:
Moloko - Statues

I preferred 'Thing to Make and Do', I found 'Statues' a bit muted, but I am secretly in love with Roisin.

I'm listening to a ludicrous excuse for a Grand Prix.

"The Sopranos" Playing in the other room.

"Don't Mess/Phunk Up My Heart" by the Blackeyed Peas in the car

You have a computer, that you check the online forums on, in your CAR???

Let me clarify: I listened to the music while I was in the car before I got home. Now I am home.

However, Red Fedora (aka my ex) does have a computer in his car...which I think is a complete waste of money; therefore, one of the many reasons I can not tolerate him and his spending habits.

I'm sorry Bella, Your answer doesn't count. The name of this forum is "What are you listening to.....RIGHT NOW....."

Switchfoot - The Beautiful Letdown

Humble Pie - Smokin'