Once again: what are you listening to now?

[BWG707]

What?? You didn't lose your memories in a alcohol/drug induced stuper? J/k

War put out some really nice stuff.

My memories are definitely foggy but they are still there. I've always believed the music of the 70's was extremely unique with a sound that will never be matched again.

 

[3db]

My memories are definitely foggy but they are still there. I've always believed the music of the 70's was extremely unique with a sound that will never be matched again.

I agree. there was a special magic in that era of music.

 

[3db]

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers "MOJO" on vinyl... I can't help it. Its just an awesome album

 

[3db]

Aerosmith "Oh Yeah Ultimate HIts" CD1 out of 2

 

[3db]

Metric "Fantasies" on CD
White Lies "To Lose My Life" on CD

 

[haraldo]

Kim Larsen - Guld & Grønne Skove (Best of)

 

[BWG707]

I just heard an interesting song at the very end of the movie "KickAss". It was titled "I wanna die for you" by The Pretty Reckless, check it out.

 

[haraldo]

I just heard an interesting song at the very end of the movie "KickAss". It was titled "I wanna die for you" by The Pretty Reckless, check it out.

Do you mean the song: Make me wanna die?

 

[walter duque]

David Bowie "The man who sold the world"

 

[craig7]

late night tip- 3 six mafia (the ultimate bass test song)

 

[3db]

Beethoven "Violin Concertoe in D" on CD
The Kinks "Muswell HillBillies" on vinyl
Tom Petty & The heart Breakers "MOJO" on vinyl.

 

[caupina]

Herbie Hancock's "The Imagine Project"
Incognito's "Transatlantic R.P.M."

 

[3db]

Ben Harper & The Relentless7 "White Lies For Dark Times" on CD

 

[3db]

Big Bill Moganfield "Blues In The Hood" on CD

 

[Alex2507]

Dinu Pipatti ML 4525

This is an absolutely amazing recording by a whole mess of dead people. It must be like 60 years old from when the Philharmonia Orchestra was new. Lipatti died in 1950 when Von Karajan was just a pup. All this for only a buck.

 

[3db]

Blind Faith "Blind Faith" on CD.

 

[skizzerflake]

Does This Bus Stop at 82nd Street?, which melts into Lost in the Flood. It's from Springsteen's first album Greetings from Asbury Park. This fine album has got to be one of the wordiest albums ever done...the Boss was just spouting words at this point in his career. Most of it is pretty good, worth publishing as poetry.

 

[3db]

Franz Ferdinand "Tonight" on CD
The Kinks "Muswell Hillbillies" on vinyl

 

[Alex2507]

Alice Cooper's Greatest Hits ... on vinyl

Killer album ... last song on side 2:

Even though he's such a freak show the music is really good and it's well recorded. If there was ever a rock show that I would have TLS go see, this probably isn't it.

 

[Alex2507]

Curved Air on u-tube