what's everybody listening to now?

[Foot 0]

The Sisters Of Mercy. Loved them when I was a younger "goth".

[amandanism 0]

the new TV on the Radio is really good.

[sanjo 2]

Got a compilation of good Jamiroquai toons for the car. Good driving music.

[Goemon 0]

Tito Puente Rewhipped

[musclehead 0]

I also really like the new Muse album, good stuff it is.

[veronica 2]

I've been listening to some old CDs by Propaganda (A Secret Wish) used to listen to that one a lot back when it was released, as well as one called Item by OneTwo (the woman from Propaganda and guy from OMD).

[soubriquet 0]

Kick push coast

[oblivion 5]

Prince - all his good songs compilation.

[merryJim 1]

I have recently rediscovered my Led Zepplin - Remasters CD. Good it is too.

[grungy-gonads 54]

Are you sure?

 

I hear the new Smap single, Arigato, is a classic. WFT kind of title is that if it's not a Smap title. You can imagine their "strategy meetings" - what phrase can we use that will become our next mass market abomination of a song that everyone will play at their wedding/graduation/etc.

[Zod 0]

Didn't Smap do an Arigato song before? Maybe it's Arigato 2.

 

I'm listening to an album called Anomie & Bonhomie at the moment from the early 90's I think.

 

Not got the new Muse one but I like them and heard good things about it.

[babiblu9 0]

Dokumanju asked such a "timeless" question, I like it! Don't remember what music i listened to back in Feb '03 as for now, i like Foo Fighters - in fact they are putting up an acoustic concert at the Opera House in our beautiful Sydney city early Oct '06 and i'm gonna go see them

[gerard 6]

Listened to 'gerling's latest album on the way home today. Also been listening to old Brian Eno --Another Green World-- 30 year old electronic music but doesn't sound dated or cheesy.

[bobby12 0]

Recently rediscovered The Smiths.

[brit-gob 9]

I've actually only recently really listened to the Beatles albums. Actually very interesting. I only used to know St Pepper.

[gerard 6]

I've always liked the Beatles after they went psychadelic in 1967. -- Revolver, Magical Mystery Tour, St. Pepper, Abbey Road, White Album, Let it Be. Some of their lesser known stuff --like stuff on the White Album is seriously good too. The songs are individually solid but the albums are thematic at the same time. The pop hits, like Obladi Oblada (sp?) don't sound so cheesy when listened to in context of the original albums. John's dark side is a good anecdote for Paul's cheery pop side.

[2pints-mate 0]

Got hold of the new Killers album last night. Sounds "bigger" and less "indie" than the first one.

[Kumapix 0]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xEzGIuY7kw&eurl=

 

 

I'm hooked on this track:

white & nerdy

[r45 4]

I quite like the new one by Evanescence.

[AK 77 0]

 Quote:

Originally posted by Achilles' Foot:
The Sisters Of Mercy. Loved them when I was a younger "goth".

Vision Thing.

Great album that I periodically rediscover.

[Kumapix 0]

yeah, the new evanescence is cool. Sisters of mercy are awesome!

[gerard 6]

Been listening to The Velvet Underground (first album) and Brian Eno in the last day or two.

[bobby12 0]

yeah the banana album is quite nice, although Nico is a bit too clangy for my liking. she sounds a bit like she has some mental disorder or at least a pronunciation problem. probably cos she was from Euro-land somewhere.

[gerard 6]

I've been listening to The Velvet Underground (first album) and Brian Eno (Another Green World) in the last day or two.

 

I'm kind of turned off by a lot of new pop music but I was surprised to see that Evanescence won a couple of awards. Are their albums any better than the mellow-dramatic radio singles and excessively slick packaging indicate?

[eskimobasecamp 0]

The Fray

 

http://www.thefray.net/

 

lovin their tunes right now