@Xenion B) yes, indeed

Chemical Brothers - dig your own hole - piku

Eminem - Cleaning out my closet (have the entire album playing in ape format along with another older one)

edit: spelling correction

The Band - Stage Fright (remaster) - "Time To Kill" @a-p-s

Kuschelrock 1 (double audio cd) at my girlfriend's home, in a cold and romantic night. The cd is a compilation of 80's romantic rock/pop. Good night my friends of HA.-
By the way, here in Argentina is winter (-2º C) and is the 2:21 A.M.

going an unsual route with me and listening to the Beatles - mainly because these flac files needed to be moved to free up HD space and now renamed and tagged finally.

Barry Manilow "A Very Strange Medley (V.S.M.)" from "Barry Manilow Live" 1977 (don't laugh, these are excerpts from old mid 1970's commercials... brings back a serious nostalgia for those who were alive then, and old enough to remember).

Harry Belafonte - "Matilda" (from "Belafonte at Carnegie Hall" live 1959) -- everybody should hear this one! Just a plain terrific performance, absolutely stellar. Would have loved to have been there, except I wouldn't be born for another 5 years. Ahh, them's the breaks.

Pissin' Down

Sass Jordan (1994)

Calexico - [Feast Of Wire #08] Woven Birds

The Tucson, AZ based band plays a refreshing mix of jazz, (post-)rock, country and latin music. Their diversity is particularly well-represented on their latest album Feast Of Wire (2003), which features everything from poppish "mexican style" tunes to short, raw sounding interludes, to longer tracks with an almost orchestral score including string ensembles, to songs I am tempted to call industrial jazz (or something ), or straightforward jazz pieces like Crumble with its predominant upright bass and jazzy trumpets.

I had the chance to see them in concert last wednesday - effin' awesome, high energy and very entertaining because of all of them being very skilled musicians and half of the six-piece being multi-instrumentalists on top of that. They had a strong "mexican"/latin vibe going on, much more prominent than on the latest album - perfect summer music If those guys play near you (and you think you might faintly like their music), definitely give them a whirl. Highly recommended!

http://www.casadecalexico.com/

Outstanding album! Lost in the K-hole is one of my favorite tracks.

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Right now I'm listening to...

Pteranodon

Ozric Tentacles (1993)

Tortoise - The Suspension Bridge at Iguazu's Fall from TNT, played by my little Denon UD-M30 CD receiver with its speakers made by Mission.

Is there really a suspension bridge at Iguazu's Fall?

Juicy Lucy - Blue Thunder - Fool Yourself

Being played by foobar at this time.

Pink Floyd = Animals, audio cd

Winamp 2.81c ?

Link? Thx

Phish - The live version of Mike's Song from the 21 feb 03 concert in OH

edit: decided to give this band a try and purchase that concert in flac format - sounds rather good to me.

Listening to: 'Schwingungen: Light And Darkness-Darkness: Flowers Must Die' from 'Schwingugen, Seven Up' by 'Ash Ra Tempel' on Media Center 9.1

Carouselambra

Led Zeppelin
Box Set II, Disc One, Track 16

Pink Floyd - British Winter Tour '74
- Raving And Drooling
- Gotta Be Crazy
- Shine On You Crazy Diamond

Devo - Blockhead ... on vinyl

"Paris Jazz" Radio via satellite Astra

no idea who's playing what, but it's great sounding jazz stuff.

Topaz

B-52's
Cosmic Thing (1989)

Albert King - Money Lovin' Woman from the The Lost Session Album (128 bit MP3 from Emusic)

I'm mixing Amon Tobin - 4 Ton Mantis (Bonobo Mix) and Amon Tobin - Verbal feat. MC Decimal R

Charlotte Church - Beautiful Mind - All love can be @ mp3 alt preset standard with 100% perfect eac rip and playing it through foobar with no fancy audio mods

would like to hear that if you ever put it online...

Today, I've been listening to some Blue States, John Scofield, and Steely Dan.

Bedrich Smetana - Ma Vlast - "Vltava" - James Levine & Weiner Philharmoniker (87)
LAME a-p-i DDD

David Bowie's cover of "My Death" (originally by Jacques Brel, re-arranged by Scott Walker) that can be found in the Live At Santa Monica Civic Hall 1972 bootleg...it's probably the most emotional acoustic performance of Bowie and an astonishing song in general. It gives me the creeps every time I listen to...

I just have to include the lyrics:

My death waits like an old roué
So confident I'll go his way
Whistle to him and the passing time
My death waits like a bible truth
At the funeral of my youth
Weep loud for that and the passing time
My death waits like a witch at night
As surely as our love is bright
Let's not think about the passing time

CHORUS
But what ever lies behind the door
There is nothing much to do
Angel or devil, I don't care
For in front of that door, there is you

My death waits like a beggar blind
Who sees the world through an unlit mind
Throw him a dime for the passing time
My death waits there between your thighs
Your cool fingers will close my eyes
Let's not think of that and the passing time
My death waits to allow my friends
A few good times before it ends
So let's drink to that and the passing time

My death waits there among the leaves
In magicians' mysterious sleeves
Rabbits and dogs and the passing time
My death waits there among the flowers
Where the blackest shadow, blackest shadow cowers
Let's pick lilacs for the passing time
My death waits there in a double bed
Sails of oblivion at my head
So pull up the sheets against the passing time

Don't Fade Away

Milla Jovovich

The Divine Comedy (1994)

SMITHS - Some Girls are Bigger Than Others (and the rest of 'the queen is dead')

Elektrobank

Chemical Brothers

Dig Your Own Hole (1997)

"Who is this doing this synthetic type of alpha-beta psychedelic funking?"

Probably the single worst cover in the history of music

The Dillinja Escape Project - Come To Daddy..

I still can't tell if it's meant to be serious or just some kids joking around

Mr Shine - Big (Hellsing rules my life)

"We hope that you choke"

Exit Music (For a Film).mp3 from "Kid Alive" bootleg

Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving With a Pict

Pink Floyd

Ummagumma [Studio Album] (1969)

[Hmm...I think I got a bad copy. All the musical instruments are making a screeching, chirping sound, like small animals. I'll try to ABX it...]

Listening to: 'The Whimper Of Whipped Dogs' from 'Graveyard Poetry' by 'Abdullah' on Media Center 9.1

Listening to:
KCRW Santa Monica streaming broadcasting, on Media Player Classic (using RealOnePlayer's official dll's).
streaming: http://www.kcrw.com/smil (they feature mp3 streaming too)
website: http://kcrwmusic.com/
Nice to be able to listen to something different from far away. The kind of music they play is really eclectic but they always have good taste.
Now being played is: Kings of Convenience (from Norway).

Edit: now is bein played: Radiohead exclusive radio session/interview!!!

Roger Hodgson - Rites Of Passage (full album) (mp3 --aps) on foobar2k 0.667

ManOwaR - the gods made heavy metal!

Leo Brouwer - Cuban Landscape with rain - performed by Beer, Draper, Ljungstrom and Patterson (Koch Schwann label). LAME 3.9X a-p-s

Listening to: 'Trainwreck' from 'Remission' by 'Mastodon' on Media Center 9.1

Roger Waters - Amused To Death (Audio CD).

Mr. Mooney

Joey Stuckey

Take a Walk in the Shadows


--This is a guy from my hometown of Macon, GA who produces under his own label, and is an outstanding musician IMO. I would describe his style as a sort of introspective southern rock/electric blues. He personally gave me this copy of his first album shortly after it was cut in 1994. He has made several others since...

Sure has been allot of great music come out of Macon, GA.

Allman Brothers Band - In Memory of Elizabeth Reed

Listening to:
XFM Dublin's Alternative Music Station.
http://www.isis.ie/xfm/
(Played by Media Player Classic with RealOnePlyer sleeping somewhere on my HDD)
These days, I've really been on streaming music...

Btw, that's Nick Drake singing right now.

Ravel - Ma Mere L'oye pt. II - Laredo & Rouvier - LAME 3.90 alt-preset-std.

Listening to: 'Keep On Rotting In The Free World' from 'Swansong' by 'Carcass' on Media Center 9.1

Echoes

Pink Floyd

Meddle (1971)

Listening to: 'The Inefficiency Of Emotion' from 'Under The Radar' by 'Grade' on Media Center 9.1

Butthole Surfers - Pee Pee the Sailor - vinyl

Mano Negra - Puta's Fever (full album) mp3

Mano Negra was a french band, that in the late eighties and early nineties fused The Clash with polka, salsa, reggae, african and middle-eastern rhythms and old-radio station and old-movie dialogue samples, specially from Latin America. The band leader was Manu Chao, which is a little bit more well known. He speaks several languages and uses them all on his songs, specially french, english and spanish.
This band had a huge impact on some bands from Latin America that have expanded their fusions even further.
They disbanded in 1994, Manu Chao carried on. His 2001 album, "Proxima Estacion...Esperanza" was critically acclaimed. Some magazines like Spin and Rolling Stone called him "our new Bob Marley" (not quite, IMHO) and had it in their "Best of 2001" lists. I am not too fond of his solo work as lacks much of the exploration of his former band. So if you like Manu Chao, you must definitely check out Mano Negra. As I think it is vastly superior.
What can I say, it's not rock n'roll, but I like it.

I'm listening a FM radio station, the best that I ever listened here, it's about ASPEN CLASSIC 102.3, it's a rock/pop 70-80-90 decade format radio, a local radio station takes the signal via satellite and re-broadcast it in my city. Now broadcasting: Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven, early Pink Floyd - Breathe, I love ASPEN CLASSIC. The slogan is: Si ves musica,escucha ASPEN CLASSIC (If you see music, you listen to ASPEN CLASSIC).