What cd are you currently listening to right now?

[DanCa]

I am listening to Bruce Springsteen's The Rising.

[tjwmason]

1. The Fairy Queen - Henry Purcell

:bounce: :woohoo:

[progmom]

2. Ike Quebec - The Complete Blue Note 45 Sessions

[northzax]

3. Diamanda Galas- Malediction and Prayer

[asthmaticeog]

9. delete

posted in wrong place 'cuz I'm a stupid.

Thumbs up to Diamanda, BTW. :thumbsup:

[Crazy Guggenheim]

4. No Promises by Icehouse.

[derby378]

5. The Revolution Starts Now - Steve Earle

Actually, that was during the morning commute. I may slip in some Dave Brubeck Quartet in the office.

[bbernardini]

6. Sugar - November 14, 1994 - Strand Theater - Providence, RI

Admittedly, it's an audience recording, rather than an official release, but that's what I'm listening to.

[Burma Jones]

7. A Mix CD with

Silver Morning Brian Eno
She Divines Water Camper Van Beethoven
Moonshadow Cat Stevens
Wonderwheel Dan Zanes
Hello Dan Zanes & Barbara Brousal Dawgology David Grisman
I. Cottonwodd Grove Peter Schickele
The Israelites Desmond Dekker
Sausalito Summernight Diesel
Teddy Bear Elvis Presley
Hoedown Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Bertha Grateful Dead
Me & My Uncle Grateful Dead
Johnny B. Goode Grateful Dead
Not Fade Away/
Goin' Down The
Road Feeling Bad Grateful Dead
Hey Girl Gruppo Sportivo
Casino Royale Theme Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass
Walk Away James Gang
Heaven Right Here Jeb Loy Nichols
Walk on the Wild Side Jimmy Smith
Easy Winners John Arpin
Bethena Waltz John Arpin
Flying Clouds Jorma Kaukonen with Tom Hobson
Don Alfonso Mike Oldfield
Last Train To
Clarksville The Monkees
Mannish Boy Muddy Waters
Always Something
There to Remind Me Naked Eyes
Siegfried New York Philarmonik, Zubin Mehta
Gotterdammerung New York Philarmonik, Zubin Mehta
Mari stanko Oni Wytars & Unicorn Ensemble
Dirt Penguin Cafe Orchestra
A Pillow Of Winds Pink Floyd
San Tropez Pink Floyd
Echoes Pink Floyd
Light & Day /
Reach For The Sun The Polyphonic Spree
The Peaceable Kingdom:
But These Are They Randall Thompson
The Peaceable Kingdom:
Have Ye Not Known? Randall Thompson
The Peaceable Kingdom:
Ye Shall Have A Song Randall Thompson
Look Around Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66
Pais Tropical Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66
Pretty World Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66
Till the Rivers all Run dry Townshend and Laine
Blue Money Van Morrison
Substitute The Who
Won't Get Fooled Again The Who

[Coventina]

8. The last 25 songs I listened to (in reverse order):

1. One Of The Millions: XTC
2. Bells Ring: Mazzy Star
3. Harborcoat: REM
4. I Wanted To Be Wrong: REM
5. Joan Of Arc: OMD
6. Life Begins At The Hop: XTC
7. Seven Years: Natalie Merchant
8. All Through The Night: Cyndi Lauper
9. Storms In Africa: Enya
10. Houdini Blues: Kristin Hersh
11. The Myth Of Trust: Billy Bragg
12. Born To Lose: Social Distortion
13. The Sun And The Rain: Madness
14. Stomp Box: They Might Be Giants
15. Vogue: Madonna
16. Half A World Away: REM
17. Daisies Up Your Butterfly: The Cramps
18. Moon Cradle: Loreena McKennit
19. I Shatter: The Magnetic Fields
20. Comanche: Cake
21. Are You Gonna Go My Way: Lenny Kravitz
22. Pieces Of You: Jewel
23. Ask: The Smiths
24. Persephone: The Cocteau Twins
25. Love Profusion: Madonna

[asthmaticeog]

10. Mountain Goats, "Zopilote Machine"

[Atlas Mugged]

11. Tom Waits - 'Real Gone'

Hitting replay on 'Hoist That Rag'

[tigereye]

12. King of America

Elvis Costello

before that The Donnas, Crowded House, The Byrds, and some Danielle Dax.

[Susang]

13. Something Ellen Forradalom gave me yesterday

I'm only halfway through it, but it's really good. :D

[bbernardini]

14. Todd Rundgren - April 18, 1991 - Possibly at Citi in Boston, MA

An absolutely classic show. Todd was really at the top of his game during the 1989 and 1991 tours.

[Wickerman]

18. is that a Joe Jackson show?

[bbernardini]

19. No, they didn't tour together until 2004-2005.

[Wickerman]

20. ok

I heard some of that tour recently, didn't know when it was, but what a magical combination.

[bbernardini]

24. Indeed. I saw them in Philadelphia, and it was incredible.

Luckily, it was also one of the best audience recordings from that tour. :)

[GirlinContempt]

15. Siouxie & The Banshees - Twice Upon A Time

[Initech]

16. Black Sabbath - Vol. 4

Next up: Porcupine Tree - Deadwing

[redqueen]

17. Zero 7 - When it Falls

only in my head, but that's good enough!

[nytemare]

40. Zero 7 has some great, chilly music.

I love their music.

[deadparrot]

21. Rocky Horror Picture Show soundtrack.

Getting in the mood for Halloween. :D

[LincolnMcGrath]

22. The Mountain Goats

[ChickMagic]

23. Steve Earle

The Revolution Starts Now

[no name no slogan]

25. Ultravox -- Systems of Romance

One of the most influential albums of the late 70s, which launched a slew of synth-pop immitators.

[Rising Phoenix]

26. The Dead Milkmen

[myrna minx]

27. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds: Henry's Dream. n/t

[devilgrrl]

28. The Best of Leonard Cohen

[Spirochete]

29. Garbage - Bleed Like Me

[mvd]

30. That's a coincidence.. like the poster above,

I'm also listening to Steve Earle's The Revolution Starts.. Now - great Steve CD.

Earlier:

Brie Larson's Finally Out Of P.E. (on full album listening party - no change in opinion here - I think it's great pop, especially from someone so young. I'll be buying it. Her press says that's she's like a cross between Edie Brickell and Pink, but she's really kind of the missing link between Britney Spears and Michelle Branch IMO.)

Mae - The Everglow (also quite recommended)

[SouthernDem2004]

31. Elmo in the DVD player :(

[u4ic]

32. The toilet

there's some sort of leak, and it keeps on filling up. :shrug:

[CaliforniaPeggy]

33. English String Music CD.....

It includes composers like Britten, Holst, Delius, Vaughn Williams and Warlock.

It's wonderful!


:thumbsup: :hi:

[Kazak]

34. Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation

:)

[ElsewheresDaughter]

35. A Perfect Circle...Imagine

[SarahB]

36. Depeche Mode

Music for the Masses

Just to piss off my teenaged daughter. :evilgrin:

[Gregorian]

70. Why should it be? You and I should get along so awfully.

Ouch. You sure know how to piss her off. :)

[NYdemocrat089]

37. X&Y - Coldplay

I love COldplay!

[Scoots]

38. Philosophy -- Bill Hicks

[Earth_First]

39. Coltrane -A Love Supreme ('Acknowledgement' current track...)

[progmom]

86. excellent!

:bounce:

[Oeditpus Rex]

41. Right now, I'm currently listening to

"Cancel You Out" by Department of Redundancy Department.

:spank:

[bbernardini]

42. POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS!!!

Technically not a CD, but I have a conference call at 9 for my grad class, and I have to come up with some questions to ask other people. I'll also have to answer some questions about mine. I suspect those will be along the lines of "are you functionally illiterate?" and "sweet jesus, is that music behind your narration a recording of somebody playing a guitar with a rabid cat?"

[ghostsofgiants]

43. 30 Second to Mars - "A Beautiful Lie"

[Initech]

44. David Cross - Shut Up You Fucking Baby!

God, that "Answer your telephone" bit gets me every time!

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[ghostsofgiants]

51. Hahaha, "oh, and the telephone wasn't actually ringing, is the other part"

Brilliant. I love David Cross.

[Initech]

55. It's one of my favorite comedy albums ever made!

The only other one that could possibly top it is pretty much any Bill Hicks album.

[ghostsofgiants]

56. Definitely a classic...

And Hicks was an absolute genius.

[uppityperson]

45. Shawazaa by Solace

Then Blue Bedouin by ??

[alarcojon]

46. Bebel Gilberto

first album.

[Monkey see Monkey Do]

47. Ryan Adams - Gold

Then she'd get pretty loaded on gin

[datasuspect]

48. the motor booty affair by parliament

[progmom]

61. excellent choice

:thumbsup:

[kittykatkoffeekup]

49. Grace Potter

Original Soul

[Evergreen Emerald]

50. That CD always makes me cry.

I am listening to Steely Dan "Aja"

[Deja Q]

52. Universal House 9 - Pluto. Track #3 "Fascinated" by Suzanne Palmer.

[sundog]

53. Jobim - Stone Flower

[liberalpragmatist]

54. "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?" - Oasis

:P Take that, Oasis-haters!

[mvd]

57. Right now..

Abbey Road - The Beatles

earlier:

Edie Brickell - Volcano

Brie Larson - Finally Out Of P.E. (I knew I'd like it, but I wasn't sure I'd like it THIS much. It's up there with Avril, Fefe Dobson, and Michelle Branch.)

Dwight Yoakam - Gone

[bbernardini]

58. Steven Wilson - Unreleased Electronic Music Volume 1

[djeseru]

59. The Fragile ~ NIN

Next, is Fletcher Henderson with Louis Armstrong in the band.

[HEyHEY]

60. The redundant!

[Metta]

62. Weenie Campbells's pre-war inernet blues site. url below.

http://www.weeniecampbell.com/juke/playing.php?buster=20095043702

Great stuff. Goes well with cool jazz and soul music. Gives quite the range in combination. with either of these.

[Initech]

63. Porcupine Tree - Up The Downstairs

[bbernardini]

65. Amazing coincidence, if you look at my post above.

Great minds, and all that. Are you listening to the new version or the old version?

[Initech]

80. I couldnt find a copy of the old version.

All I have to go by is the new version.

I'm a HUGE Porcupine Tree fan, by the way! I wanted to go see them live this weekend but I'm planning on being in San Jose.

[Orrin_73]

64. Soundtrack of the movie Caravans

Its a damn good soundtrack by Mike Batt.

[Roland99]

66. The new one from James McMurtry.

[sendero]

67. A compilation of Iggy Pop tunes...

... the most underrated songwriter in rock music :)

Every few years I "rediscover" Iggy and the wonderful songs he did that nobody ever heard, like "Curiosity", "I Need More", "The Villagers", "The Endless Sea", "I'm Bored", "New Values", "Don't Look Down", and a bunch more.

I'm not really a fan of "straight-ahead rock", Iggy is about the only artist of that genre I really love. He is really a peerless songwriter if you share his sensibilities :)

[Gregorian]

69. Chairman of the bored

Iggy rules!

I heard there was a new compilation, or some such thing, that came out just recently. In case you were interested.


I'm getting ready to buy a truckload of CD's. I've spent the last 20 years leaching off the college stations.

It's hard to believe Iggy has been around this many years. His guitar player is a perfect match.

[Gregorian]

68. Sonic Youth

But earlier I was listening to the Trash Women doing a cover of a Surfin' Bird.

Who did the original of that? Everybody's covered it.

[WeRQ4U]

71. At the Drive In - Relationship of Command

"Have you.....ever tasted skin?"

One of the best albums I own.

[stlsaxman]

72. Burnt Weenie Sandwich- The Mothers Of Invention n/t

[SeattleGirl]

73. Queen -- Greatest Hits

I just saw "We Will Rock You" in Vegas, so I had to get this!

[RevolutionaryActs]

74. the Garden State soundtrack

I lurve it. :7

[ghostsofgiants]

75. Great soundtrack

[ghostsofgiants]

76. Idiot Pilot - "Strange We Should Meet Here"

[progmom]

77. Ben Webster - Soulville

[tigereye]

82. nice

:hi:

[progmom]

85. glad we agree!

:hi:

[LuCifer]

78. "RETURN OF THE CHAMPIONS" by QUEEN & PAUL RODGERS!!!

I MUST be the only person in the USA who bought this thing. Pity. It's actully DAMN GOOD. BUT JUST KEEP BYING SHIT SPEAR BRITNEY CRAP!!!!!!!!
GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lu

[CanuckAmok]

79. Weezer's first album.

Specifically the transcendent "Only in Dreams"

[tigereye]

83. I really like Weezer

I kind of missed them when they first appeared, so I've been playing catch-up.

[CanuckAmok]

84. Yes, I do, too. But not so much the most recent two CDs.

I prefer the blue self-titled one, and "Pinkerton".

[FuzzySlippers]

81. Glen Gould humming to the "Goldberg Variations".