What are you listening to now?

[strickj]

da** there is alot of "WHO" leaving my mouth as i read this thread!

[Guest db99wj]

Today started with the trek to work with Warren Zevon (The Wind), then moving into a little Blues Traveler, then Widespread Panic, then Tool (10,000 days), then on the ride home, Sirius Jam On which consisted of the Disco Biscuits, Phish and various others.

Tool is what is in my CD in my Jeep.

da** there is alot of "WHO" leaving my mouth as i read this thread!

Noooo kidding!

[creeky]

Right now...

Gorillaz "Clint Eastwood"

Up next...

Smiley Faces - Gmarls Barkley

I can dream about you - Dan Hartman

Moving in Stero - The Cars

Float On - Modest Mouse

Paint It Black - Stones

La jolie Blon - Buckwheat Zydeco

More Human that Human - White Zombie

[Guest darkstar]

Son Volt and Uncle Tupelo right now.

Good stuff EM...you listen to Wilco at all?

[Guest EasilyObsessed]

This week the Ipod is mostly loaded up with State Radio, Dispatch, Sublime, Phish, and Widespread Panic.

[Rightwinger]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_248d0T5vYE

Just kidding. When I opened up this thread, a promo came on for that new show Eli Stone and this song was playing.

BAN HIM Its for the Children:D

[MexicanDragon]

Thelonious Monk Quartet with John Coltrane at Carnegie Hall [Live]

From NPR's All Things Considered, October 5, 2005 - One day in late January, Larry Appelbaum was thumbing through some old Voice of America audiotapes about to be digitized at the Library of Congress when he made a discovery that would stun him and many other jazz fans.

Eight 10-inch reels of acetate tape were labeled "Carnegie Hall Jazz 1957." One of the tape boxes had a handwritten note on the back that said "T. Monk" with some song titles.

Appelbaum, a jazz specialist at the Library of Congress, got excited at the prospect of finding unpublished materials by the jazz master Thelonious Monk. Then he heard another distinctive sound. "I recognized the tenor saxophone of John Coltrane and my heart started to race," Appelbaum says.

The Nov. 29, 1957, concert was recorded by the Voice of America but never broadcast. For years, the recordings were lost and forgotten. Now, thanks to Appelbaum's discovery, Blue Note Records is releasing them.

This has been playing on my system a lot, recently. The bill for the entire night is one of the most amazing I've come across... too bad the entire night hasn't been found...

**BRENT**

[Guest Centennial]

Right now? Eric Clapton- Unplugged..... good stuff!

[Im Neero]

Brent, Monk and Trane together is about as good as it gets for that genre. I didn't realize that they had found new material from those two, I'll have to check that out.

[Guest CrazyLincoln]

One group I like is Old Crow Medicine Show..

+1 Old Crow Medicine Show

[waynesan]

I saw Old Crow Medicene Show two years ago at Rhythm and Roots in Bristol. Haven't been able to sit still since.

Right now I have Celtic Woman in my van. If you like Celtic, it don't get no better than them.

[Guest gcrookston]

Pink Floyd 'Animals'. also in the charger are "girl at her volcano" Ricky Lee Jones, "Beethoven 9th" Dresden Phil, Warren Zevon and Nirvana...

[Guest flyfishtn]

Good stuff EM...you listen to Wilco at all?

Love Wilco!! Yankee Foxtrot!

[Guest flyfishtn]

Son Volt and Uncle Tupelo right now.

Love Uncle Tupelo, and really love the Anodyne EP. Too bad Jay Farrar and company was coming unraveled at this point. So evident when you listen to the lyrics.

Love the song Fifteen Keys, but I could listen to whole EP repeatedly and often do.

[MexicanDragon]

Brent, Monk and Trane together is about as good as it gets for that genre. I didn't realize that they had found new material from those two, I'll have to check that out.

I concur. It's really good. I've been on a Jazz kick lately, and I hardly listen to anything else. I found this at McKay's in chattanooga, hardly touched, for 8.95$. I also got a 2 disc set of Charlie Parker and CP/Miles Davis for 8.95 (unopened) on the same trip.

I know others have mentioned Wilco, a great band that will have at least a FEW songs that most anyone on this forum would be able to stomach.

For some of you cats who dig more out there things, check out The Flaming Lips. I'm a fan of "Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots".

For some interesting music, Neero, check out this page. Its an error page for Selmer France... http://www.selmer.fr/error.php Good music, just throw it up on a background page. Don't ask me why I know this. (You may have to click on the Union Jack to get the sound to work, I did)

**BRENT**

[EMTRN]

Hey Darkstar,

I like wilco also, Morrissey, The Smiths, REM, Black Flag, Operation Ivy, The misfits, social distortion, joy division. Is that enough?

[Guest darkstar]

Hey Darkstar,

I like wilco also, Morrissey, The Smiths, REM, Black Flag, Operation Ivy, The misfits, social distortion, joy division. Is that enough?

good stuff..Wilco is playing the Ryman on 2 March...sold out though

[Guest flyfishtn]

Working part of the day performing an upgrade on two of our SAN's. Listened to Gov't Mule - The Deepest End on the ride.

[Guest DrBoomBoom]

Vince Gill's boxed set

Gordon Lightfoot's complete United Artist releases

Best of the Louvin Brothers

Best of Louis Prima

Steely Dan Aja

Dave Leatherman and Stone County, Drivin' in My Sock Feet

[analog_kidd]

I can always be found with Pink Floyd nearby. I've always said if for some reason I had to choose one album as the only one I could ever listen to, it would be Pink Floyd - The Wall. I love that album!

I also am a huge Rush and Jethro Tull fan. I just recently discovered Govt. Mule. Can't believe I've been missing out on them all these years.

For some new stuff, I've been getting into Day of Fire. They are a Christian band that sounds a lot like Nickelback.

[Daniel]

Hey Darkstar,

I like wilco also, Morrissey, The Smiths, REM, Black Flag, Operation Ivy, The misfits, social distortion, joy division. Is that enough?

nice, along iwth whoever said nirvana.

[Guest flyfishtn]

Nice to see other people still listening to Social Distortion or Mike Ness!!

[Guest gcrookston]

I can always be found with Pink Floyd nearby. I've always said if for some reason I had to choose one album as the only one I could ever listen to, it would be Pink Floyd - The Wall. I love that album!quote]

I always thought if there was but one I could have, it would be a hard choice between Beethoven's 9th and Dark Side of the Moon, both having to do with dejection and redemption.

[EMTRN]

So no Morrissey Junglist? Ha Ha I know I am weird:) Flyfishtn, what is your favorite, Mike Ness, Social D album? I gotta go with prison bound.

[Guest TargetShooter84]

Listening to "COPS" theme playing...."Bad boys, Bad boys, Bad boys, whatcha gonna do when sheriff john comes for you? Bad boys, Whatcha gonna do about it?" lol