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

Jarabe de Palo La Flaca

Norah Jones Vs. Aerosmith Sweet Child O' Ravi

Tennesse Ernie Ford Sixteen Tons

The Dead She Said She Said

Sons of Champlin Hip Little Dreams

Set list for November

Just got the Live Aid 1985 DVD

Highlight: Queen OMG (as great as I remember)

Watched sets of U2 and Bowie too. 10 hours more to go.

20 years ago. Damm, I feel old today

Band: Death Cab For Cutie
Album: Plans
Song: Soul Meets Body
Wine: 7 Deadly Zins - Michael David Vineyard

Peter Murphy- Deep

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Felix Da Housecat- Devin Dazzle and the Neon Fever
Joe Meek- The Alchemist of Pop
Holocaust- Spirits Fly

Peter Murphy- Deep

Spo, I'm still waiting to read one group that you listen to that I have heard of.

Or am I that out of touch?

Hunter,

How about Thin Lizzy? They had a big hit with The Boys Are Back in Town.

You are not too old or out of touch. I like weird music. Some call it "progressive" or "experimental". I like haveing cds that have not been played to death on the radio. I still listen to the radio to stay current and keep some neccesary classics (cds) lying around.

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How about Thin Lizzy?

Didn't see you post that. OK, that's one.

I may not of posted it. I just wanted you to know I buy cds from the same planet as you.

You have never heard of Tommy Bolin?

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You have never heard of Tommy Bolin?

No

I have heard of Marty Balin and Tommy Lee though.

Well Hunter,

I would reccomend him, but you probably should not take music reccomendations from a guy who marinates his ribeyes in orange juice.

spo1977:

If you like Tommy Bolin, you may like a guitar solo he did with Billy Cobham on a song called Quadrant 4. High speed, frentic, flashy and wild...

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Originally posted by tanglenet:
spo1977:

If you like Tommy Bolin, you may like a guitar solo he did with Billy Cobham on a song called Quadrant 4. High speed, frentic, flashy and wild...

I like your style Tanglenet,

I have the "Spectrum" cd which has Qudrant 4 and Tommy Bolin plays throughout the whole cd. I also like Alphonse Mouzon "Mind Transplant" with Bolin as well and I think the next cd I will buy is Mahavishnu Orchestra "Inner Mounting Flame". No Tommy Bolin but a great cd none the less.

i loved bolin's performance on deep purples' "come taste the band" recording. to this day, i still remember hearing his amazing solo in "gettin' tighter" on casey kasems american top 40 when i was maybe 10-11 years old. it rocked my world. espicially the (fading)outro solo.

Wow. I forgot about the Inner Mounting Flame. I had it on cassette eons ago and burned the tape out from listening to it.

I bought the Bolin box set when it came out and was disappointed and turned around and sold it. I remember a song that he did on an LP which did not make it to the box set (which was one of the reasons I bought it the thing). It was a song titled "coke" or "peruvian flake" or something like that. It had some hot guitar, but I haven't heard it in years so my memory may have enhanced it.

By the way, I listened to Quadrant 4 before I went to work this am. It still held up!

Apologies to the Queen Mary - Wolf Parade

Chopin - Raindrops Prelude

Spanish Classical Romantic Guitar - Chopin Prelude

Chopin - Military Polonaise

Gazebo - I like Chopin (techno remix)

Beethoven - Flight Of The Bumblebee

Beethoven - Moonlight Sinata

Trans-Siberian Orchestra Metallica - Carol of the Bells

A little different for me, but I can't get enough of Neil Diamond's new disc "12 Songs".

Very mellow stuff. Very acoustic and incredibly produced by Rick Rubin.

Maybe that is why I like it so much... after all, Rubin has also recently produced System of a Down, Slipknot, Weezer, Nine Inch Nails, Audioslave, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Johnny Cash.

Broken Social Scene - Broken Social Scene

Not as easy a listen as their previous album, You Forgot It In People, but it's growing on me.

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Originally posted by mitchie:
Not as easy a listen as their previous album, You Forgot It In People, but it's growing on me.

Sometimes those are the kind of cds that wind up being your favorites.

Vaughn Williams - Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis
Joni Mitchell - Blue
Kanye West ft Jamie Foxx - Gold Digger
Fall Out Boy - Sugar, We’re Goin’ Down
Kate Bush - Aerial

Barenaked Ladies

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Joni Mitchell - Blue

I can't get enough of this one. A 36 minute epic.

Porcella - The Deadly Snakes

Drazi, how is the new Kate Bush?

The new System of a Down - Hypnotize.

Produced by Rick Rubin but a little heavier than the new Neil Diamond which he also produced!

steve8,
Not sure how to explain it, but as with all of her albums - I’m still getting used to it.

The K Bush “gestalt” hasn’t hit me yet.

Twin Cinema, New Pornographers
Devils & Dust, Bruce Springsteen

The New Darkness CD - One Way Ticket to Hell

Not a bad cd. How can one not like the title track? Catchy and lots of cowbell. No need to ask for more cowbell here!

Kicking Television (Live) - Wilco

Coldplay - live...aaaaaaaaaaaaaahh!

Dean Martin...something I bought with a title about the Ratpack. The current song playing is "standing on the corner watching all the girls go by" if that's the real title of the song.

Rush- Moving Pictures

This might be my first npp or new page post. Not as valuable as one in "Please Ignore This Post" but still an npp for spo.

Marillion- Afraid of Sunlight

supermoine

Best of The Johnson Mountain Boys. (That's Bluegrass)

Derek

Cindy Lauper "Girls just wanna have fun".

Cindy is cool.

Red Red Wine UB 40......

Just what you need for inspiration to taste 2003 Bordeaux. It's on my i-Tunes right now playing during the tasting. Reggae is cool for tasting.

Club Grand

Cool. I feel like I should be smoking a cigar on a beach somewhere listening to this....where's my blonde when I need her?

Music from the soundtrack Cool World