"Buffalo Tom - I'm Allowed.mpc" through good old Winamp2

Scott Walkers "Tilt" in Vorbis format

Beautiful voice, strange music! Quite intriguing.

A thread like this could go on for ever

Tonight I have been listening to
- Reel Big Fish (funny Ska/Punk stuff)
- Dave Mathews Band - Busted Stuff
- Aerosmith - (early stuff)
- Coldplay (but that was on the radio)

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Ge Someone

Yasunori Mitsuda - Scars Left By Time.

CDDA format

Franco Battiato - "Battiato Collection". Fresh Vorbis encoding.
From first to last song.

Creed - My Sacrifice in Ogg Vorbis

Listening to "Boston - Don't look back.mpc" a classic B)

When I started to read the post, it was Frolic - So True. A beatiful track recorded on axioms.org (128 kbps Shoutcast). I ordered the CD.
Now it is Oliver Lieb - Spice Diving. Recorded on the same Shoutcast... I made a CD of these recordings
I couldn't find anything about this Spice Diving from Oliver Lieb... It is an artist who was in the EyeQ team in the early 90'. Would this track be in the Recycle Or Dye CD called "Constellation" ?
I only have the Silk compilation from recycle or dye... I could only find one other CD of this label... did they release 500 ex each or what ??

Now that I'm finishing writing, it's a trance title that I don't know, recorded on the Digitally-imported radio shoutcast.

Eels
Electro Shock Blues - Last Stop: This Town
you're dead but the world keeps spinning
take a spin through the world you left
it's getting too dark a little too early
are you missing the dearly bereft

Souljacker - Souljacker
22 miles of hard road
33 years of tough luck
44 skulls buried in the ground
crawling down through the muck
ah yeah

I love this band

Primus, "Mr. Krinkle" from the "Pork Soda" album. B)

Electric Soft Parade - Holes in the Wall

i think this was the point of the whole thread

in other news: Busted Stuff owns. mmh, Raven...


edit: I'm listening to my cpu fan right now, btw...

Hamasaki Ayumi - M.mpc

Have a laptop as well, eh?

right at the moment ? Antenne Bayern

Calexico - Hot Rail (the whole album).

New Amon Tobin album - Out, From Out Where.

In AAC:
Aimee Mann- Lost in Space
Pink Floyd- Atom heart mother (Suite)
Sonic Youth- Murray Street
Lori Carson- Stars
Hey- I like everything!

Sasha - Xpander (original mix)

And yes, I did skip forward until I found something that would impress you. Seriously, I love that song! Actually Winamp shuffle produced "Cher - All or Nothing (Metro Mix)"... but I don't want you to think I'm, tasteless or something. And yes, I like that Cher song.

Eric Johnson - Manhattan.ogg

- -"...

Satyricon - Repined Bastard Nation

dmb1999-07-17d2t01.shn

Dave Matthews Band - The Dreaming Tree

1999-07-17 Gorge Amphitheatre - George, WA
DSBD recording


somehow i'm on a serious dmb trip recently shn IST death, btw..

Enrique Iglesias - One Night Stand -=MusePack=- WinAmp 2

Seeya
AgentMil

* @GoWaN listens - Haggard - Chapter III: Awaking The Centuries (from Awaking The Centuries) - (44KHz/192Kbps/13.1MB)

Listening to 3 Doors Down The Better Life album right now. Earlier I was listening to Staind and The Ataris.

Oh yeah, forgot to mention, I'm listening to MP3's encoded with --alt-preset standard.

Midnight Oil - DreamWorld - AAC

Erm, I listen to a variety of disturbing monotonous drivel, notably Happy Hardcore at times! Currently I'm listening to Fade + Kelly - Beautiful

(Err! Realmedia link!)
http://www.nextgenerationrecords.co.uk/pla...ay.php?id=BB029

On a mix by DJ Robbie Long (Hardcore 2001):
http://www.nextgenerationrecords.co.uk/aud...p?display=mixes

Notably good tracks on that mix, goto 14m:00s and 34:00.

Ruairi

Swans - Love will tear us apart (Joy Division cover of course)

AC/DC - For Those About To Rock.mpc

If you are into bands like Joy Division and Swans, try listening to the brand new Interpol album.

Also check out this cover: 16 Horsepower - Day of the Lords (Joy Division)

Space Monkeyz vs Gorillaz (2002) Laika Come Home. mp3 aps.

A fine dub/ska remix of the original Gorillaz album, and one of the finest albums I've heard this year (my neighbours hate it though).

Depeche Mode - In Your Room (Remix, Singles 86>98 version)

To be followed by

DM - It's No Good

Matthew Good Band - Giants


damn awesome song. I strongly recommend it to all you rock/alt.rock fans out there

What I listen to right now (not right this moment, but you get the idea).

Coldplay - A Rush Of Blood To The Head.

Just bought the CD even though I was broke .

But I just got a kickass job last friday B). Woohoo!

Other albums/artists I often listen to:

A Perfect Circle - Mer De Noms

Hybrid - Wide Angle

Jamiroquai - All of his albums.

Also Orbital, The Orb, Pink Floyd, Portishead, The Corrs and other various more or less obscure danish bands and artists.

Right now?

Myoozak

I can see some cheating : there are some who answer several times !

So what? Post whatever you are listening to ATM, if you think it's worth sharing.

U2 - Numb - MP3

Why's that? That was then, this is now!

Tommy Bolin: Private Eyes

Puddle of mudd - drift & die

the new stones remasters >>>

beggars' banquet-this one benefits the most from the remastering by ludwig, et al...

let it bleed-the BEST rock album EVER has never sounded as good...

get yer ya-ya's out-sounds as good > better than the stuff on Criterion's "Gimme Shelter" (which is from the same tapes)

aftermath (UK)-the Beatles were singing "She Loves You" and the stones were doing this (need I say more?).The UK release has "Mother's Little Helper"...

btw-I don't have an SACD player (yet)-I am just listening to the the redbook content I ripped, and then compressed with .flac (and tagged with tag)...

Now, if DSOTM would only get the same treatment, eh Roberto? ;-)

It will. ;-)

After all, it's "The album that stayed 15 years in Billboard's top 200"

David Byrne - The Great Intoxication - AAC

Some tracks from Van Halen's album 1984. God was that awsome CD. I regret that I can only experience the joy decades after I was born. It's to bad. The guitar riffs on Hot For Teacher are out of this world. For you muscians out there I don't think I know any guitarist to date who can start tapping on the A string and work there way down to the High E string in a matter of seconds. His solo's are the best. Especially, in Beat It!. B)

Shinkichi Mitsumune - Wild Animals .mp3 (from utena OST 5)

Johnny Winter, Johnny Guitar (from "Let me in").

Hail to the Blues (and the Rock Blues too) !

Right now I'm listening to From The Storm Of Shadows by Covenant (the black metal Covenant... not the techno ones ) from the album In Times Before the Light

Ever heard any Sean Lane, Ron Thal, or Buckethead?

3 of the fastest and most technical shredders on the planet. Literally virtuoso caliber, Lane especially. If you want to hear some really amazing stuff you should check them out.

Shawn Lane, that is...

BTW, I saw the reference to Bernd Steidl...where did you get that record? I've been tryin' for ages to get it from the Mike Varney label...bit it seems to be out of print...

O yeah, and Frank Gambale, Greg How, Stephen Ross, Rusty Cooley and gool ol Allan Holdsworth...

Boards Of Canada - Geogaddi - Ready Lets Go.mp3

now:
Music Is Math

(The title is so true for us)