What are you listening to now?

[rolski]

The Charlatans.

 

[zildjian]

Ben Harper (Welcome to the Cruel World & The Will To Live); Pearl Jam (Untitled; the new one), Miles Davis (Kind of Blue), & Diana Krall (The Girl in the Other Room), but today I'm mostly listening on my iPod to lectures about treating hematological diseases & cancers. The music is more fun!

 

[Hawkeye]

Lately...

Ian Moore - s/t
KINO - Picture (can't say enough about this disc, it is excellent)
The Best of Blood, Sweat, and Tears
Chris Rea - Whatever Happened to Benny Santini
Robyn Hitchcock and the Egyptians - Perspex Island
kd Lang - Ingénue

 

[Namec]

Jeff Buckley - Grace

 

[birdonthebeach]

Drunkard's Prayer from Over The Rhine. Wow. Very musical, intimate, and deep. Do yourself a favor and take a listen!

Also, if you have never heard it, try John Hiatt - Crossing Muddy Waters

 

[3x10^8]

I'm listening to: Fan Noise by Computer

Never heard of them... Must be Canadian!?

 

[Sheep]

Never heard of them... Must be Canadian!?

Rofl. Too bad Canadas music scene is much better then the US. All you guys have is cry babies by California.

SheepStar

 

[masak_aer]

Diana Krall (Girl in the other room), Il Divo Ancora.

 

[vierling]

Jimmy Hendrix, Live at Te Filmore East

 

[catacon]

Californiacation - Red Hot Chili Peppers.

 

[Matt34]

Some older stuff by Cold along with some Mudvyane, Taproot, Dark New Day and Hinder.

 

[racquetman]

Placebo's new release, Meds.

 

[Sheep]

Some older stuff by Cold along with some Mudvyane, Taproot, Dark New Day and Hinder.

Would that be "Mudvayne - lost and found"? L.D. 50 is SO much better.

I've been listening to the new Tool album, track 5 "The Pot", damn good.

Also been listening to "The Blood Brothers - Burn Piano Island Burn". Tracks 2(F*cking Greatest Hits), 3(Burn Piano Island Burn), 5(Ambulance vs. Ambulance), 7(Cecila And The Silhouette Saloon), and track 12(Shame). Track 2(F*cking Greatest hits) being my favorite. Quite possibly the best workout song.

SheepStar

 

[Shadow_Ferret]

Nektar: Live 2002 dvd.

 

[rschleicher]

I was previously unfamiliar with their music, but heard the Violent Femmes "36-24-36" playing at a music store, and liked it a lot. Hard to say who they sound like, but in some songs I hear a Velvet Underground influence.

 

[fudog]

I'm listening to Dirty Rig's new album Rock Did It

 

[LCA]

My favorite album of 2006 so far. Can't wait to see these guys at the Pitchfork Music Fest.

Band of Horses, Everything All the Time

 

[corysmith01]

Can't wait to see these guys at the Pitchfork Music Fest.

So jealous! I almost flew out for that. My friend actually bought a 2 day pass for me, but I can't find flights cheap enough to justify it...she's gonna have to sell it. The list is absurd: The National, Jens Lekman, Tapes n Tapes, Band of Horses (as mentioned), Aesop Rock/Mr. Lif, Spoon, The Futureheads, Liars....ugh, the list goes on. You lucky!

Oh, and so it's not off topic, I'm listening to Espers, II.

 

[caupina]

I've been listening to some SACDs I bought recently, Diana Krall, Miles Davis, and now "Waltz for Debby" by Bill Evans Trio....superb!!!!!! and Grover Washington Jr "Prime Cuts, The Columbia Years 1987-1999"

 

[moverton]

Everybody Digs Bill Evans

I've been listening to some SACDs I bought recently, Diana Krall, Miles Davis, and now "Waltz for Debby" by Bill Evans Trio....superb!!!!!! and Grover Washington Jr "Prime Cuts, The Columbia Years 1987-1999"

If you like bill evans, try "Everybody Digs Bill Evans". Awesome. Very slow in parts but pure genius. Emotion+perfect technique.