Once again: what are you listening to now?

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Audioholic Slumlord
Its been a good long weekend..

Supertramp "Crime Of The Century" on vinyl
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers "MOJO" on vinyl
Mark Knoffler "Sailing to Philadelphia" on CD
AFI "Sing The Sorrow" on CD
Gaslight Anthem "American Slang" on CD
 
walter duque

walter duque

Audioholic Samurai
Supertramp "Crime Of The Century" on vinyl
First time I listened to this album is when I bought my Marantz 4400, Dual 701 Turntable and Pioneer CS-700 speakers and Crime of the Century on the same day. I was in Okinawa Japan and it just sounded awesome.
 
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Audioholic Slumlord
Wolfmother "Wolfmother" on CD. I don't know why allmusic.com rates thier 2nd album better than this, their first one. Its a very good rock album.

Von Bondies "Love Hate & Then There's You" on CD
 
Waboman

Waboman

Audiophyte
Los Straightjackets - "The Further Adventures of Los Straitjackets" on LP.


 
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Hawkeye

Full Audioholic
Today I listened to The Wallflowers - "Red Letter Days"
Toad the Wet Sprocket - "Dulcinea"

Last night I watched the dvd - "Pink Floyd Revisited" - by Mostly Autumn (disc 1).
Its the second time I've watched it now and I really enjoy it. Check it out if you haven't yet.
 
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Wolfmother "Wolfmother" on CD. This is an awesome rock album with lots of diferent textures.

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers "MOJO" on vinyl.. easily the best album to come out of 2010 so far.
 
walter duque

walter duque

Audioholic Samurai
Janis Ian "Breaking Silence"
Top notch recording, excellent refence CD.

 
skizzerflake

skizzerflake

Audioholic Field Marshall
Tonight, it's an interesting piece of the past. The Beatles and many other early British rockers were inspired by Skiffle, a music genre that never made if out of the isles, even though it was inspired by US genres such as country and blues and especially Woodie Guthrie. The "King of Skiffle", Lonnie Donegan was an electrifying performer. With his high, odd voice he inspired the Quarrymen who became the Beatles. There's a bunch of videos on Youtube...can't miss these...

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

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3rawgRVpE0&feature=related
 
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OilLifter

Audiophyte
Steel Panther - Death To All But Metal !!!!

Ex-LA Guns singer Ralph Saenz's (aka Michael Starr) 80's tribute/parody band Steel Panther have been selling out South California's Key Club fairly regularly for some time now. Tongue in cheek humour, larger than life parody personas, and a wealth of on-stage celebrity guests (ranging from Tom morello, to Pink, to April Margera) helped them gain considerable recognition. It was only a matter of time until the guys landed themselves a record deal and set about recording their debut under the Steel Panther name. Is it as bad as it sounds? A juvenile jibe at 80's metal cliches complete with unoriginal music and utterly stupid lyrics? Without a shadow of a doubt, yes. And yet, it's utterly brilliant.
 
Alex2507

Alex2507

Audioholic Slumlord
The Motels All Four One



Outside of that song Only the Lonely I have not really been aware of these guys but it's pretty good stuff. The LP is recorded well and the music is just good old fashioned Rock & Roll. One of the tracks is a little Bluesy with sax. The female vocalist sounds like she needs me :eek: ... and it was part of a 3 for a buck deal. :rolleyes:

 
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