CONFESS!!! What albums do you listen to on an almost regular basis?

[LynneSin]

Even though I'm a diehard Zeppelin fan (in case you didn't know that about me), I would have to think the albums that I have found myself listening to sometimes even on a daily basis are:

• Electric Light Orchestra's "Out of the Blue" (mainly side #3 'Concerto for a Rainy Day')
  
• Radiohead "Ok Computer"
  
• Green Day "Bullet in a Bible" (although I usually skip over 'King for a Day')
  
• Foo Fighter "Skin and Bones" (Acoustic Greatest Hits has me mesmerized!)
  
• Damien Rice "0"
  
• Skeleton Key "Obtanium"
  

Probably listen to each of those albums at least 1-2 times a week.

What's on your constant replay list?

[graywarrior]

1. Green Day: American Idiot

Dylan: Time Out of Mind
Leonard Cohen: The Essential Leonard Cohen
Cleavage

[LynneSin]

2. It use to be American Idiot but Bullet in a Bible has so much more life

the live version of "Jesus in Suburbia" absolutely rulez beyond comparison

[graywarrior]

27. Really.

I must investigate.

[LynneSin]

29. Well they only did about 6 songs from American Idiot on the live album

but the rest came from some of their best hits in their career. Pretty much the same concert I saw in DC back on the night that Katrina was destroying the gulf coast.

[graywarrior]

36. Never saw them live. How were they?

[Omphaloskepsis]

37. I saw them at the fourth Lollapalooza..

It was actually very childish. Somebody threw a wallet on the stage, Billy Joe stopped and pulled out the guys ID. Read his name and told him to come up and get it. The guy did. But Billy Joe dropped his pants and shoved the money in his ass crack. He made the guy pull out the money. Fucking prick if you ask me.

[LynneSin]

38. They were absolutely amazing! If Freddie Mercury and Charlie Chaplin had a love child

that would be Billie Joe Armstrong - he has the charisma to reach out to a crowd like Mercury and has the move like Chaplin from a Silent Film.

It was bizarre though because one minute Armstrong is getting raunchy with simulating masturbation and the next minute he's catering to the kids with having some kid come up on stage and play his guitar.

What was great about the concert I saw was the fact it was right outside of DC and Green Day is extremely liberal. He introduced the band and when he got to himself he said "And you know me, I'm George W. Bush" (big round of boos). It was also the night that Katrina was about to hit. I filled up my tank at $2/gal before we drove down to the Merriweather and by the time we got home the next day it was up to $3 at most stations. I luckily found one that hadn't raised their prices yet and filled up my tank, someone else pulled up with like 20 gascans in his trunk.

The nice thing about 'Bullet in a Bible' is you get both the live CD and the DVD of the concert. The concert also includes backstage footage and a visit Green Day did to a war museum in England

[graywarrior]

42. Thanks for that.

I need to get a new CD because the one I have is so worn from plaing it over and over. I actually use that CD when I'm working out. So, looks like I'll have to get Bullet.

I just started to learn abut Billie Joe. Saw a book about them and read a few chapters. Interesting background.

[ohiosmith]

3. :

Dark Side of the moon

Pet Sounds

Rubber Soul

The Voice of the Sparrow

Blonde on Blonde

Astral Weeks

Transformer

To name but a few.

[BarenakedLady]

4. Hmmmm

Well I usually have iTunes playing on random but when I actually listen to a whole cd through (usually in the car) it is one of these:

Incubus - "Make Yourself"
The Shins - "Shutes To Narrow" or "Oh, Inteverted World"
Ok go - "Oh No" or the self titled one
The Fray - "How To Save A Life"
Jem - "Finally Woken"
BNL - "All Their Greatest Hits"

[Hugin]

11. You listen to BNL?

Wot a surprise!

:eyes:

:D

[BarenakedLady]

19. It's true

Can you believe it?

Here I am in my new t-shirt from their last concert.



:woohoo:

[Guava Jelly]

23. thats almost a smile too!!

:hi:

[BarenakedLady]

30. Yes it was

My daughter took the picture. I had to hack off my face because I'm looking rather haggard today. hehe

[Hugin]

32. Merl? Merl Haggard?

Yeah, I listen to him too sometimes.

[BarenakedLady]

34. ....

:P

[SPKrazy]

54. Oh You!

just hiding your eyes from us!:loveya:

[BarenakedLady]

81. Believe me

You weren't missing much. I was looking rather peaked yesterday. :hug:

[SPKrazy]

84. Hey, I Was Rather

fire engine red, even my ears!

much better today

:pals:

[Hugin]

24. A concert Tee!

I must admit, I've never seen them in concert.

Must be a blast tho.

:)

[BarenakedLady]

33. It was

They are awesome and so much fun live. This was, I think, the 4th time I've seen them live. :headbang:

[Hugin]

35. I can imagine the concerts are great...

Their songs would really be best live.

:rockon:

[BelleCarolinaPeridot]

5. Duran Duran : Rio

[Lautremont]

6. Neutral Milk Hotel's "In The Aeroplane Over The Sea"

"Non Toxic" by The Uhu Stics

[Left Is Write]

7. I rarely listen to whole albums - I can't even think of one at the moment.

I make a lot of mix CDs.

[seemunkee]

8. mine

Autechre - Chiastic Slide
µ-Ziq - Lunatic Harness
Israel Kamakawiwo'ole - Facing Future
Boards of Canada - Campfire Headspace
Lustmord - Purifying Fire
Miles Davis - Birth of the Cool

[Nickster]

9. Right now, the new Beatles album,"Love". It has subliminal messages that make me listen to it over

and over. :-)

[Hugin]

10. Sheryl Crow

Moody Blues
Timbuk-3
Stan Ridgeway
Barenakedladies
Pink Floyd
Tom Petty
Smash Mouth
Stray Cats
Best of the 80's

Really there are a bunch of them... My car only has a single CD player in it.
I'm too lazy to change it so it plays for awhile.

Now, I've got one of those fancy Satellite Radio DVR thingies... There's more variety.
But, I'm still up for a marathon now and again.

[meegbear]

12. Alice Cooper / Pink Floyd ...

I have a 6 CD player in the car and 98% of the time there's an Alice Cooper and/or Pink Floyd CD in there and I'll play one track from it.

[Squeech]

13. XTC

This week it's been Apple Venus. Last month I was mainlining The Big Express. And I think I feel an extended wallow in the early post-punk era coming on.

Zappa's a biggie too. I played 200 Motels four or five times through last month.

Richard Thompson is also in heavy rotation most of the time, but I haven't felt the need quite so much since November 7th :bounce:

I suppose I should mention King Crimson in this context as well.

There's also a few people you've probably never heard of: Peter Blegvad, Richard Sinclair, Univers Zero, the Art Bears...

[LynneSin]

14. I can't believe I forgot English Settlement

I love that album

[driver8]

66. English Settlement is one of my favorites, also.

In current rotation:

The Sundays -- Reading, Writing and Arithmetic

Camper Van Beethoven -- My Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart

REM -- Murmur (Always in heavy rotation!)

U2 -- Achtung Baby

Wilco -- Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

The Pretenders -- self titled first album

[tigereye]

82. if I weren't already married to him, Squeech

you would be my musical soul-mate!

my list: Zap Mama Adventures in Afropea, Vol 1
Geri Allen - any
Midnight Oil - Blue Sky Mining, Earth and Sun and Moon
Pogues - If I Could Fall from Grace with God.
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue, Birth of the Cool
Thelonius Monk - any
Patti Smith - Easter
Joni Mitchell - Night Ride Home

[edbermac]

15. Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield

[Hugin]

16. Oddly enough...

I listen to that often as well.

Makes good driving music.

[Arkansas Granny]

48. And I still get goosebumps every time I listen to it.

[Avalux]

17. The Replacements - All For Nothing / Nothing For All

A "greatest hits" of sorts; puts me in a good mood when I listen to it. :hi:

[Roon]

18. Violent Femmes re-mastered

Recorded when they were still playing coffee houses. Raw and live and all acoustic, it's awesome.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

20. old stuff from pre-history

dylan
stones

Maybe I'll modernize with the new dylan cd.

[Ariana Celeste]

Blind Melon : Classic Masters

Alice in Chains : Unplugged

VNV Nation : Empires

Juno Reactor : Labyrinth

Pink Floyd : Echoes

Radiohead : Kid A

[carlydenise]

21. my few

Beach Boys- Sunflower
Foreigner- Head Games
Janis Joplin-Pearl
The Doors-greatest hits
Jimi Hendrix-Are you Experienced

[Guava Jelly]

22. ok

Weezer Pinkerton
Cake Prolonging the Magic
greenday american idiot
Sublime sublime

[mark414]

25. lately, this one:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=105x5949503

[enigmatic]

58. Thank you!

I'm goping to hunt for their CD tomorrow:thumbsup:

[mark414]

63. heyyy bro

i haven't been around for awhile - i've been resettling in milwaukee and it's been a weird adjustment...and no internet. but it's here now, i'm just getting anxious to leave.

you should like this album - i can't stop spinning it.

[enigmatic]

65. I've got the Mother Of All Internet Monkeys On My Back..

So I can understand; let me know when you have time what youi'vew been up to; I'd love to hear it..

[mainegreen]

26. Skinny Puppy:Bites; FNM - Angel Dust; Green Nuns OTR: Rock Bitch Mafia; Massive Attack:100th Window

Hurdy Gurdy: Protype;
Roger Waters: Amused to Death;
Scientific American: Strong for the Future;
Secret Chiefs 3: Book M;
Sepultura: Roots;
Underworld: Second Toughest in the Infants;
Radiohead: Kid A;
U.N.K.L.E.: Never, Never, Land;
Beth Orton: Anything from her really.;
Young American Primitive: Young American Primitive;
NIN: Closer to God (the Halo, not the song);
Nathaniel Merriweather: Lovage, Music to make love to your old lady by;

:P

[Broken_Hero]

28. River Runs Red, by Life of Agony nt

[mike_c]

31. Viva Roxy! Roxy Music; Stop Making Sense, Talking Heads....

Lots and lots of others, but those are two of the ones that I often play just for the sheer pleasure of listening to them.

[LSK]

39. Dido - No Angel

At least 5 times a week.

[Hugin]

40. That reminds me...

I *need* a Dido album.

[kwassa]

41. Listening to Handel's Messiah almost every day right now

'Tis the Season, and it is a great sing-along record

[taterguy]

43. It varies

Currently in heavy rotation

The Who's Quadrophenia, because it's great background music when I'm working out on my bike trainer

Songs For Sixty Five Roses, the compilation of covers of NC music, because I just can't get over how brilliant Eric Bachmann's version of Every Word Means No is. He's taken a shiny happy pop song and turned it into a poignant lament

Los Lobos Will the Wolf Survive, because I never get tired of hearing it

Randy Newman's Greatest Hits

The dB's Stands For / Repercussion

The Essential Lynyrd Skynyrd

Ben Folds Five Whatever and Ever Amen

[SPKrazy]

44. Right Now

Portishead
REM
Decemberists
Johnny Cash
Del Amitre
AC/DC
Led Zeppelin

[Burma Jones]

45. These, although with itunes, I don't really listen to "albums" anymore

But these have the music I listen to very often


Minimalist, Music of Adams, Reich, Glass, Heath. London Chamber Orchestra, Christopher Warren-Green Conductor
Together We're Heavy - Polyphonic Spree
At War With the Mystics - Flaming Lips
Rough Mix - Pete Townshend and Ronnie Laine
Kind of Blue - Miles Davis
Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart - Camper van Beethoven
Highway 61 Revisited - Bob Dylan
Europe '72 - Grateful Dead

[Montauk6]

46. I voted because I love these kinda threads!

Anyway, here's my list:

Keith Jarrett - Survivors Suite
Marvin Gaye - What's Going On
Isaac Hayes - To Be Continued
Jackson Five - Third Album
Original Soundtrack, "Enter The Dragon"
October Project
The Beatles - With The Beatles
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters
Ramsey Lewis - Sun Goddess
Curtis Mayfield - Superfly
Tears For Fears - Seeds of Love
Stereolab - Dots & Loops
The The - Soul Mining

[bikebloke]

47. Paolo Conte

Patricia Kaas
Zazie
La Grande Sophie

[Bombtrack]

49. Ziggy Stardust, The Bends, Sticky Fingers, Houses of the Holy, first 2 Oasis albums

so fuck all you anti-Oasis douchetards.

[Arkansas Granny]

50. These are on my regular play list:

CSN, the boxed set
Willie Nelson, The Red Headed Stranger
Carole King, Tapestry

I know, I know. I'm dating myself with my selections, but so be it.

[LanternWaste]

51. mine...

Billy Joel's '52nd Street'

Springsteen's 'Wild, Innocent & E Street Shuffle'

Spyro Gyra's 'Morning Dance'

[Jean Louise Finch]

52. Mine do change from time to time...

but the standards over the last year or so:

Johnny Cash - American III: Solitary Man
Gillian Welch - Time (the Revelator)
Cat Power - You Are Free
Feist - Let It Die
Pearl Jam - Pearl Jam
The Be-Good Tanyas - Chinatown and Blue Horse

I love seeing these lists!

[RevolutionStartsNow]

67. Hey a Gillian Welch fan!

I saw her live at the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Fest this past October, with David Rawlings of course. She was amazing. They played the Grateful Dead's "China Doll" (they said for the first time ever live), which just blew me away.

Here's a pic for you:




I also like Cat Power (just got The Greatest, which is), Johnny Cash, and Pearl Jam. Been meaning to check out Feist, because Conor Oberst covered one of their songs.

[Jean Louise Finch]

71. ooooooooooooooooo i am so jealous!

I've never seen her live; I didn't discover her music til I was already living outside the States and oH how I pine to see her live! Her voice gives me chills. I can only imagine how amazing it is. Thanks so much for posting a photo!

You will LOVE Feist -- she's impossible to resist. I really cannot recommend "Let It Die" enough. Run don't walk!!

And I agree that the Greatest is the Greatest, I just haven't popped it into my Itunes yet. The cd lives in the car and gets very regular play! I got into Cat Power via Pearl Jam, as Eddie Vedder sings a duet with her ("Good Woman") on You Are Free. Tis one of my favorites.

You have most delightful musical taste!

Jean Louise

[RevolutionStartsNow]

86. Hold on a sec...

I just realized that you are the very same person I replied to about Seattle! I just read both of your replies and realized they were both from you.

Okay, so if you move to Seattle, you may have a chance to see Gillian Welch, as well as a lot of other great music. As I said, Seattle has a lot of clubs and a lot of good acts stop there. My brother is always telling me about the shows he goes to.

I will get a Feist CD just based on your recommendation!

[Jean Louise Finch]

90. Great minds!

The live music in Seattle is probably what I'm MOST excited about (apart from the walking everywhere option). I get all giggly just thinking about the listings in the weekly paper, and knowing that I could almost certainly see my faves, like Gillian Welch and Feist and everybody else as they tour around. That's just too exciting. When I lived in Boston I would see live music every couple of weeks and THAT is a lifestyle I could get right into.

Thanks so much for your replies and tips on Seattle! If I get to Seattle I'll let you know!!

And DO get some Feist! I'm honored! Let It Die is the best one; I really hope you like it. Let me know!

Jean Louise

[InternalDialogue]

53. Girlyman.

Either album -- Remember Who I Am or Little Star. They're like crack. In a good way.

A close second is Teitur, either of his first albums, Poetry and Aeroplanes or Stay Under The Stars. Not like crack. More like heroin. In a good way.

[Common Sense Party]

55. Rainy Day Music -- The Jayhawks n/t

[Book Lover]

56. Not an album, but I always have "Frenchette" on my mp3 list

wherever I go.

[enigmatic]

57. 5 that are never far from the turntable

"Spiderland"- Slint

"The Days Of Wine And Roses"- The Dream Syndicate

"Devotion + Doubt"- Richard Buckner

"Lost Son"- Richmond Fontaine

"Philosophy Of The World"- The Shaggs

[Drum]

59. David Byrne from the 80s: The Catherine Wheel soundtrack

also Beethoven Symphony No. 9, and No. 5

[Reverend_Smitty]

60. Joshua Tree, Born to Run, Abbey Road

I'm sure there are others, but I could listen to these 3 albums every day for the rest of my life and never get tired of them.

[Va Lefty]

61. Here are a few

Aja-Steely Dan
The Way It Is-Bruce Hornsby and the Range
The River-Bruce Springsteen
Briefcase Full of Blues-The Blues Brothers
This Year's Model-Elvis Costello


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[ChoralScholar]

62. The Rent Soundtrack. eom

[Rhythm]

95. My 6 year old was trying to sing "Seasons of Love" the other day in his room...

i walked by his open door, where he was playing, and heard him singing quietly "five hundred twenty five thousand six hundred minutes... how do you measure a year?".

He's watched it with me a couple of times, along with watching "Chicago" and "The Phantom of the Opera"... he just loves musicals.

I wish i had the spare cash this week... the public theater troupe here is doing "The Sound of Music", and i would have loved to taken him.

[Bullwinkle925]

64. Well - Chris Isaak's "Baja Sessions" is very melodic and soothing for me.

[RevolutionStartsNow]

68. In my car CD changer: Brand New, Steve Earle, Bonnie Prince Billy, Anti-Flag......

and I think a couple of mixes my daughter made for the carpool.

I notice reading this list that very few people who answered share my musical tastes. I grew up on California rock (Jackson Browne, Eagles, Carly Simon, etc.), graduated into teenage stuff (Led Zep, the Doors), then matured a bit into more singer-songwriter stuff (Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell), and finally several years ago got tired of it all and sought out new music. I'm nearing 40 and most of the music I listen to now is being made now, which I think is really cool. I hear a lot of people my age say there is no new good music, but I have found so many gems:

Elliott Smith (gone now, but was new when I found him)
Bright Eyes/Conor Oberst
Wilco
Cowboy Junkies
Richard Buckner
Brand New
Bonnie Prince Billy/Will Oldham

I still also love the old faves who continue to make music, like Steve Earle, Pearl Jam, Dylan, and Neil, who all continue to contribute great music.

I am really enjoying some current political punk like Against Me! and Anti-Flag. My taste is all over the place, but I have found that music is like books, there's just too much good stuff and not enough time.

[benny05]

69. Wow, hard one to answer

Joshua Tree by U2
JT Greatest Hits by JT
John Mellencamp's Greatest Hits

Otherwise, Xm Radio of American Classics..

What I look for on YT:

Police songs (Do, do, do, da da dah, Walking on the Moon)
Bruce Spreensteen (almost anything)

[dysfunctional press]

70. Flunk- Morning Star, Moose- High Ball Me!, Morcheeba- Big Calm...

The Cat's Miaow- Songs for girls to sing,
Shoestrings- Waiting on planes...
Hooverphonic- A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular

among others...lately...

[sfdiva]

72. My List

Duran Duran - Greatest
Both Scissor Sisters
Cream - Best of
The Beatles

[fudge stripe cookays]

73. Fudgy Favorites

TPOH- Greatest Hits
Whiskeytown- Strangers Almanac
American Music Club- Everclear
'Mats- Don't Tell a Soul
'Mats- Tim
'Mats- Let It Be
Ned's Atomic Dustbin- Brainbloodvolume
Bruce Cockburn- Nothing But a Burning Light
Afghan Whigs- 1965
Lloyd Cole- Don't Get Weird on Me, Babe
" - Eponymous

And LATELY, I've been on a Cheap Trick binge, so "In Color" has been trumping all those others the last week or so.

[SKKY]

74. It's hard, because I don't listen to albums anymore....

...mostly just playlists from my zen. But, since I run 4-5 times a week, here's a sample of what's on
my "running" playlist.

"Radio Ga Ga" - Queen
"Crazy" - Seal
"Lean Back" - Fat Joe
"99 Problems" - Jay Z
"Twilight Zone" - Golden Earring
"So What" - Ministry
"Got the life" - Korn
"Confusion" - New Order (The music from the opening scene of the movie "Blade")
"Hungry like the wolf" - Duran Duran
"Ruiner" - Nine Inch Nails
"Poison Well" - Insolence
"Baby's got a temper" - The Prodigy
"Personal Jesus" - Marilyn Manson (Depeche Mode Cover)
"Last" - Nine Inch Nails

[nerddem]

75. lately i've been loving the shuffle function on my ipod...

...but when i stick to single bands at a time:

"The Coast is Never Clear" - Beulah
"The Photo Album" - Death Cab for Cutie
"We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes" - Death Cab for Cutie
"Turn on the Bright Lights" - Interpol
"Our Endless Numbered Days" - Iron & Wine
"Vertigo" - Jump, Little Children

[WritingIsMyReligion]

76. Steely Dan, AJA. Steely Dan, COUTNDOWN TO ECSTASY. Miles Davis, KIND OF BLUE. (nt)

[Okiojira]

77. Lately, it's been these:

Nellie McKay - Pretty Little Head
The Blood Brothers - Young Machetes
Faith No More - Angel Dust
Sarah McLachlan - Wintersong
Vince Guaraldi Trio - Charlie Brown Christmas

The thing I've been listening to most frequently is mixdowns of my own music that I've been recording on my computer using Apple's GarageBand. How's that for self-absorbed?:P

[MissMillie]

78. Aimee Mann's "Whatever"

Moody Blues' "Days of Future Passed"
Shawn Colvin's "Steady On"
Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here"
Sarah McLachlan's "Fumbling Towards Ecstacy"
Foreigner's "Records"

[izzybeans]

79. Satanic panic in the Attic

by Of Montreal

Trompe Le Monde-Pixies
Time Bomb High School-the Reigning Sound
Too Much Guitar-the Reigning Sound
Descended Like Vultures-Rogue Wave

these seem to get repeated the most via my itunes playcount tracker.

[TommyO]

80. Kate Bush: Hounds of Love

Sheryl Crow: C'mon C'mon
Green Day: American Idiot
Dixie Chicks - all of them

[Coventina]

83. Here is what I listen to pretty regularly:

(although I rarely listen to an entire album start to finish)

Madonna: Ray of Light
Social Distortion: Social Distortion
Madonna: Music
Moby: Play
Madonna: American Life
Madonna: Madonna
Depeche Mode: Music For The Masses
Madonna: Bedtime Stories
B-52's: Time Capsule
OMD: Best Of

Although right now I'm in full-fledged Christmas mode.

[eppur_se_muova]

85. Maynard Ferguson -- M.F. Horn 4&5, Live at Jimmy's

This hasn't been reissued in 30 years, so I play a tape copied from the original LP. It's finally coming out on CD in Feb! Hope they leave well enough alone, and don't screw it up. They did squeeze a two-LP album onto one CD, so I worry.

I play this until my lips get sore, then put on something a little milder.

[Systematic Chaos]

87. My latest addiction is from a band called Echolyn

Their disc "Cowboy Poems Free" is based around the theme of economic hardship and prosperity.

Despite the title of the disc the band is NOT country. Rather, they are progressive rock in the vein of Peter Gabriel era Genesis or the band which I have chosen as my namesake here. Absolutely incredible music and I'm glad I found a reference to the band on Wikipedia.

Been playing a lot of Rush and Dream Theater too because I can burn calories air drumming and guitaring to it and have a blast. :)


On edit: And here I thought I was an odd ball out for enjoying bands like Duran Duran right along with classic rock, prog and metal. Some of your lists really put a smile on my face. Here's to eclecticism! :toast:

[libnnc]

88. Lately I've been stuck on...

Stan Meets Chet: Stan Getz and Chet Baker 1958 (Verve)
(This one I played literally non-stop for hours while writing my papers this semester)

Time Out: The Dave Brubeck Quartet (Columbia)

Bach Lute Suites: John Williams, Guitar (another great one to study/read by) (CBS Records)

Like Someone In Love: Ella Fitzgerald (Verve)

Van Cliburn in Moscow: Brahms, Rachmaninoff Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra

Yo Yo Ma and Kenneth Cooper: Bach Sonata Nos. 1&3 (CBS)

North Texas Wind Symphony: Gustav Holst (GIA)
(We attempted to play one of these suites in high school. This recording is the way they were SUPPOSED to sound :rofl:)

A Tribute to Segovia: Christopher Parkening (EMI) (another one that's good for the brain)

Simon & Garfunkel's Greatest Hits (CBS) (It makes me cry)

Dan Fogleberg's Greatest Hits (cassette I've almost worn out)




Those are the ones I've listened to the most lately.

[Arugula Latte]

94. Time Out is a great album.

:thumbsup:

"I hear you're mad about Brubeck/I like your eyes/I like him too." (Donald Fagen, "New Frontier")

[tinfoil tiaras]

89. "Come On, Feel The Illinoise" by Sufjan Stevens

and "New Adventures in Hi Fi" by R.E.M.

Those are the only full albums I can think of. I listen to a mix of different songs.

[Arugula Latte]

91. "Goodbye Jumbo" by World Party, "Avalon" by Roxy Music, "Figure 8" by Elliott Smith

I love love LOVE those albums! :loveya:

Edited to add Donald Fagen's "The Nightfly"

[Generic Brad]

92. Boston's "Corporate America" and Foo Fighters "In Your Honor"

[Rhythm]

93. The Mats, Danzig, NIN, Ministry, White Zombie, and LAM

The Replacements - "Pleased to Meet Me"
Danzig - "How the Gods Kill"
Nine Inch Nails - "Pretty Hate Machine" and "Broken" EP
Ministry - "Psalm 69"
White Zombie - "La Sexorcisto - Devil Music Vol. 1"
London After Midnight - "Selected Scenes from the End of the World"

Yeah... i know... that weird collection would give anyone else headaches.

Oktoberain refers to my MP3 discs as my 'crappy music collection'...

[Starbucks Anarchist]

96. These:

Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
Allman Brothers - Live At Fillmore East
Art Blakey - Moanin'
The Clash - London Calling
Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison

[donheld]

97. OK

Joan Osborne - Pretty Little Stranger
Tori Amos - The Beekeeper

[Danger Mouse]

98. Lately?

Radiohead 'The Bends'
DJ Shadow 'The Private Press'
DJ Shadow 'Endtroducing'
'The Essential Leonard Cohen'
Tom Waits 'Frank's Wild Years'
Beck 'Odelay'
Portishead 'Dummy'

and many others, but that's generally stuff I listen to most often...

[Duer 157099]

99. Queen, Supertramp, U2

I seem to prefer the second half of the alphabet

[Mythsaje]

100. I have Rhapsody, so when I listen to music I listen to a

shuffled playlist. At home, at least.

In the car it's almost always Gaia Consort's Gaia Circles, Evanescence's Fallen, or Pink's Missunderztood unless I'm listening to AAR.

[Heidi]

101. I listen to a Tara Mantra CD every morning.

It's just Buddhist monks chanting the Tara Mantra, but it's very peaceful. :)