I recall Jere had a thread going a long time ago where everyone posted the song or artist that they were listening to at the moment. So what's been on your playlist recently? Jump on in and list some artists.

The past week for me:
The Pixies- or just Pixies, they were one of the most underrated bands of all time. Check them out.
Interpol- latest album
The Doors- Greatest hits
Pink Floyd- Piper at the Gates of Dawn
Tool- New stuff
Muse- Absolution
Some of the new Chili Peppers stuff.
Audioslave- Don't care much for modern mainstream music, but this band left an impression. All of theirs.

The Pixies- or just Pixies, they were one of the most underrated bands of all time. Check them out.
I love them, I believe they had one song right at the end of "Fight Club"

Pink Floyd- Piper at the Gates of Dawn
How can anybody not like Pink Floyd?

Some of the new Chili Peppers stuff.
Especially "Californiacation" very good song.

Recently I have only listened trance/techno/house.
Tiesto, Paul van Dyk, Paul Oakenfold, Armin Van Buuren, Above & Beyond, Sasha, Gabriel & Dresden, Cosmic Gate and many others...

Love DJ Tiesto and Paul Oakenfold. Have you listened to Brooklyn Bounce, Bit?

right now?
Hurt by Johnny Cash

Love DJ Tiesto and Paul Oakenfold. Have you listened to Brooklyn Bounce, Bit?

Oh yes, I heard quiet a few songs. My favorite would have to be Bass Beats & Melody, Born To Bounce, Lound & Proud, and Another Day.

Recently I have only listened trance/techno/house.
Tiesto
Tiesto is my favorite DJ, will see him live soon.

Bit,

Have you heard Brooklyn Bounce's remix of The Vengaboy's hit, Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom?

It's great. It takes two groups I like and works up a good song.

No I haven't heard it, but now I will look for it, thanks a lot.

Evakian, when and where will you see Tiesto? I'll make the drive if it's in the U.S., and how much are the tickets if you already bought them?

Evakian, when and where will you see Tiesto? I'll make the drive if it's in the U.S., and how much are the tickets if you already bought them? A friend told me about it, and supposedly will take care of it. I don't know the specifics, but I am sure you could find his tour schedule on-line. You may not have to drive at all.

I know that Gabriel & Dresden are coming to Cleveland at the Metropolis, it should be kickass. And I just checked for Tiesto and he's coming to Columbus May 20th. I will make it down there I'm sure. Thanks for letting me know though, I didn't even think to look.

There was a time when I almost flunked one of my school years because of music, but I don't regret it. It was fun ...

So, lets see what we can share .....


"Classic Rock"

Eminem -Marshal mathers
Avril Lavigne -let go
Alien antfarm-smooth crimina l
HIM-Ville valo - razorblade
the Rasmus-Falling

right now Im listening to rob zombie thunderkiss 65, but on my playlist could be any of the over 2000 songs on my ipod

I am listening to three cd's on random play.
Arctic Monkeys-whatever people say I am, that's what I'm not
Audioslave-Out of exile
Reel big fish-Turn the radio off

song playing is-Beer by RBF

Hey guys! New here...just thought I'd jump in to the music chat since that's where I'm most at home! I'm currently listening to Snow Patrol, Muse, and Robbie Williams. And Midnight Oil was just on VH-1 Classic, so them too, I guess :)

I'm listening to Freddy Quinn and Nena. I have about 7,000 songs on my computer. These particular songs are sung in German so I doubt if many of you would be familiar with them or enjoy them.

I'm listening to Freddy Quinn and Nena. I have about 7,000 songs on my computer. These particular songs are sung in German so I doubt if many of you would be familiar with them or enjoy them.
I listen to some foreign language music from time to time-mostly German or Japanese, but the occasional group from another place. The language of the lyrics doesn't bother me one bit, I can always find the translation. Lyrics are important, and if they are meaningful and play well into the instrumental, a great song will arise. And I happen to know enough German to get me through most songs.

Right now I'm listening to:
Spoon
The Arcade Fire
And some Radiohead

Love DJ Tiesto and Paul Oakenfold. Have you listened to Brooklyn Bounce, Bit?

That's cool. My boyfriend listens to them a lot. It's the first time I've heard someone else talk about them. I don't listen to techno very much but I think some of the stuff made is amazing and fun to listen to.

Right now I am actually listening to Rascal Flatts. I admit that I like some country music to an extent.

I like rock the most though.

I have always been a fan of Queen and a lot of 80's music, like Journey, Duran Duran, Wham, Toto, and many more...

More Radiohead
Simon and Garfunkel
Mates of State
Opeth

Been listening to Bluegrass for the past two days.

I go through cycles, jazz, Gospel, folk, pop, Europop, metal, grunge, Rockabilly, etc. I have about 500 CDs, two or three hundred albums, a bunch of 8 tracks, reel to reel tapes, cassettes, hundreds of 45's and maybe a hundred 78's. I have thousands of additional songs on my computer.

I have my compter music in different categories.

Just a little of what I have on my computer:

Country: Hank Williams Sr., Jr. and III, Tob Keith, Shania Twain, Ernest Tubb, Merle Haggard, David Alan Coe

Folk: Kingston Trio, Nanci Griffith, John Prine, Joan Baez, Sarah McLachlan, Iris Dement, Alison Krause and Union Station

German:Freddie Quinn, Nena, Kraftwerk, Danzig, Rammstein

Gospel: Ralph Stanley, Stanley Brothers, Cox Family, Five Blind Boys of Alabama, Sam Cooke and the Soul Stirrers,

Oldies: Big Bopper, Jerry Lee Lewis, Buddy Holly, Everly Brothers, Ersel Hicky, Bill Haley

Pop: Fiona Apple, Liz Phair, Joan Osbourne, Aqua, Ataris, Avril LaVigne, Edie Brickel, Lisa Loeb

Punk: Gillette, 20 Fingers, The Donnaas, The Ramones

Easy Listening: Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Doris Day, Eddie Fisher, Jo Stafford, Teresa Brewer, Mills Brothers, Kay Starr, Vicki Carr, Ink Spots

Rock Dave Matthews Band, Bachman Turner Overdrive, Black Sabbath, Megadeth, Metalica, White Snake, Twisted Sister, Queen, Talking Heads, Ted Nugent, Weezer, Velvet Underground

Soul: Brook Benton, Drifters, Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes, Jackie Wilso, Jerry Butler, Johnny Ace, Otis Redding, Solomon Burke, Wilson Pickett, Percy Sledge

Blues: Little Milton, Little Walter, Lightnin' Hopkins, uddy Waters, Big Maybelle, T-Bone Walker, Big Momma Thornton, Etta James, Bobby 'Blue' Bland, Howlin' Wolf

Disco: Donna Summer, Gloria Gaynor, Weather Girls, Bee Gees

Grunge: Babes In Toyland, Dead Kennedys, Queens of the Stone Age, Moldy Peaches

Christian: Grits, 38th Parallel, Newsboys, Sonic Flood, Third Day

Hip Hop: Nas, R. Kelly, Tupac, Redman, Eminem

Jazz: Acker Bilk, Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Kenny G., Miles Davis, Nina Simone, Billy Holliday

Celt: Dido, Cranberries

Reggae: Bob Marley, Buju Banton, Yellowman, Shaba Ranks, Beenieman

Ska: Reel Big Fish, Aquabats

Shag:Chairman of the Board, Embers, Hank Ballard and the Midnighters, Fantastic Shakers

Bluegrass: Flatt and Scruggs, Ricky Scaggs, Keith Whitley, Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys, Bela Fleck

Rockabilly: Carl Perkins, Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen, Eddie Cochran, Reverend Horton Heat, Wanda Jackson

Zydeco: Buckwheat Zydeco, Doug Kershaw, Michael Ducet, Boojoo Chavez

Doowop: Bluejays, Marcels, Schoolboys, Harvey and the Moonglows, Five Keys, Ravens, Brenda and the Tabulations, Otis Day and the Knights, Penguins, Spaniels, Acorns

Then there are the singers who don't neatly fit any category:Iggy Pop, Slowhand, Gypsy Kings, Mannheim Steamroller

I like all kinds of music but my favorite is Doowop. When my car was broken into this past January and 240 Doowop CDs were stolen I almost cried. I had songs I can't ever duplicate on those CDs.

hi
I am currently listening to Rihanna Cd is A girl like me
song Is unfaithful.

Love her way of doing SOS and this song Unfaithful.
This is more my mellower listening. Earlier I was listening to Therapy, Trouble gum. Love that cd. It has some great guitar work in it.

PS Frogger you have a real diverse range of music. It is very cool to see that. I have aprox 800 cd's of all genres and love that.

Pretty good taste Frogger, very...large. Far too lacking in rock and indie to be my library though.

Note:
Grunge: Babes In Toyland, Dead Kennedys, Queens of the Stone Age, Moldy Peaches

These bands are not true grunge (Babes is Riot Grrrrl music!). 3 of them aren't even grunge at all! Dead Kennedys is punk, old punk but still punk. QOTSA is alternative "stoner" rock. Moldy Peaches is lo-fi indie stuff.

Good taste though.

If I could find some way to cut and paste my song list it would linclude everything from, I'm A Little Teapot, to Dietrich Fischer-Diskau singing Der Erlkonig. I love music. Topo bad I can't sing (even before my throat surgery. When I made my confirmation the Pastor told me to just mouth the words to Rock of Ages.) and I can't play any musical instrument more complex than a comb and tissue paper.

I used to play guitar, piano, and trumpet. My skills have since fallen into disrepair.

Remember WCBS FM (The best oldies station in NYC for 30+ yrs)

Now its that stupid JACK crap.........

Well the staff realized how much the owners messed up thier station (They lost alot of listeners when they went JACK) and they have brought the original format back!! (On one of thier sub carriers (HD2))

You can still enjoy it here (www.wcbsfm.com) :)

Good old CBS FM 101!!

uhm..im currently listening to a classical music not so familiar to me. its nice though..

and oh, i love robbie williams too (for angelsong).

Dude, I remember when ABC was number two in music and WINS was number one. The first radio station I could hear when coming back across the pond after being stationed in Germany was WINS. It let me know I was back in the world.

OMG you guys make me laugh. Sorry some of your songs are way before me, but not to say I don't like them. I love some of Buddy Holly songs and some of the really old stuff. I am listening to:

Rihanna=What a girl wants

song is Unfaithful

Very cool song.

Buddy Holly was okay but he was more an oldies singer than a doowop singer and doowop is the greatest music ever to come out of the United States.

It is a simple four part harmony with the emphasis usually on the second and fourth beats that evolved from gospel and rhythm and blues. It began on the streets of NYC where black teens sang street corner harmony accompanied by either hand claps or nonsense syllabels. In the beginning it was almost entirely acapella. It usually consisted of a lead singer with background harmony either echoing him or forming an understory to his singing.

The period in which doowop reigned supreme was from about 1952 to 1963.

Evanescence - The Fallen
End Of Days Soundtrack
Our Lady Peace - Live Disk
Bjork
GWAR
Korn
Disturbed
Perfect Circle and Tool

Our Lady Peace - Live Disk
Perfect Circle and Tool
Good stuff here, but Bjork and Evanescence?? Bleh bleh!

Evanescence - The Fallen
End Of Days Soundtrack
Our Lady Peace - Live Disk
Bjork
GWAR
Korn
Disturbed
Perfect Circle and Tool

Very good picks, never heard of GWAR, Bjork or Perfect circle and Tool, but have all the rest and listen to them a lot. right now I am a bit mellow so I have in,
James Blunt:back to bedlam
The song is You're beautiful

Bjork is the nut who wore that dress that looked like a dead swan. I think she is Icelandic.

Perfect circle and Tooll
"A Perfect Circle" and "Tool" are two different bands closely related in style (alternative metal), and are always mentioned together because they have the same singer.

Björk are good musicien. she write most of the songs on Cd Vespertine an d Drawing restraingt.

"A Perfect Circle" and "Tool" are two different bands closely related in style (alternative metal), and are always mentioned together because they have the same singer.


thanks for the update. I like to listen to new stuff all the time so I am going to check some of this out on allmusic.com . I love this search engine for stuff like this. It is free and you can sample a few songs before you commit to something you might not like. HEHE

Ok I am at work and listening to
Kenny loggin=Pooh's corner
and Classic Disney=60 years of musical magic

Ok not all my first pick but love some of the songs, I run a daycare so that is why the tunes are as such today. Lots of paperwork to get done and such. LOL

"A Perfect Circle" and "Tool" are two different bands closely related in style (alternative metal), and are always mentioned together because they have the same singer.
And because the guitarist from A Perfect Circle was the guitar technician for Tool.
A perfer A Perfect Circle though. Tool seems to have locked themselves in one style, their latest CD sounds far too much like Lateralus, which is annoying because I perfered the jumps they did from Ænima and was hoping for more.

A perfer A Perfect Circle though.
I believe most people prefer APC to Tool, perhaps due to the vocal melody, but it's best not to let Tool fans know that, they're vicious.
Tool seems to have locked themselves in one style, their latest CD sounds far too much like Lateralus, which is annoying because I perfered the jumps they did from Ænima and was hoping for more.
I still think the new album is a good listen though, and since APC is now on indefinite hiatus (possible break-up), Maynard may carry over a bit of change for Tool's next stuff.

Bjork is the nut who wore that dress that looked like a dead swan. I think she is Icelandic.

Yes, she is Icelandic .... Like some of her songs, I think one of them is called "Human" from late 90's ......

Ahh the Icelandic music scene. There is a post-rock band called Sigur Rós over there that makes beautiful ambient music. They're on tour now.

I am listening to feeder=comfort in sound.
The whole cd is good.

never heard of GWAR

For shame ;) If you've got the stomach for tasteless low and high brow humor, these guys are king (http://www.gwar.net)!

Currantly listening to ...

Big Wreck
Alice Cooper
Testament
Forbidden
GWAR (duh! ;) )
GNR (Pre-lies days)
Black Sabbath and
Annihilator

For shame ;) If you've got the stomach for tasteless low and high brow humor...
You can get sprayed with anything at a GWAR concert...sweat, blood, vomit, semen, fake semen...*cringes* :D

Recent listening...Dream Theater, Opeth, Velvet Underground, Horse the Band, new Sonic Youth, Bad Brains, and early Pink Floyd

Something Already Gone--Carlene Carter ( :thumbs: )

Love listenin to alot of Beatles' songs, Rolling Stones, Nirvana and the Red Hot Chilli Peppers.

I also enjoy Johnny Cash, Aerosmith, Lynyrd Skynyrd, June Carter Cash, Rosanne Cash

I also enjoy Johnny Cash, Aerosmith, Lynyrd Skynyrd, June Carter Cash, Rosanne Cash

I like Johnny Cash and Aerosmith. I have been listening to the radio in the mornings and I like the new Billy Talent tune.

atm im listening tochildren of bodem and some offspring lol

I like Johnny Cash and Aerosmith. I have been listening to the radio in the mornings and I like the new Billy Talent tune.
wats billy talents new song called ?

I think its called Silent Nights, its a cool rock tune

Right on!!

CC17

How about Mother Maybelle, Aunt Sara and Uncle A.P. Carter?

Paris Hilton - Stars are blind

Pretty good and fun song. Haha

At the Drive-In and The Who

CC17

How about Mother Maybelle, Aunt Sara and Uncle A.P. Carter?

Pretty swell those people!! .....really....



I am listening to

" Man In Motion "--John Parr (love theme to the movie St. Elmo's Fire)

CLUB 977 (www.club977.com) (Best 80s stream out there)

Actually I was wrong about the new Billy Talent tune its called Devil At Midnight Mass

Paris Hilton - Stars are blind

Pretty good and fun song. Haha

LOL Good enough but I'm more interested on its music video..:hula:

Today FM on a Friday nite 7-11pm BST is pretty good,back to back hits of the 80s,check it out on the net.

i am listening to muse-black holes and revolutions right now

i am listening to muse-black holes and revolutions right now
Pretty good album, not as good as Absolution though.

Right now I'm listening to Peggy Lee singing, Manana.

I'm currently listening to Bon Jovi's "I'll Be There For You" on Napsterlinks. I hadn't heard this song in 10 years, and I've been looking for it since then. I had no idea that Bon Jovi did this song. When my friend played me this song, I only heard part of it. But it was cool at the time. As I was looking for another song under this same title song, I bumped into this, and I was excited. I wasn't sure what it was called or anything. What do you guys think of this song?

Bon Jovi - I'll Be There For You
http://www.napster.com/player/tracks/10007657

If you can get it on the net check out 'TODAY fm' hits of the 80s now.

Club 977 - www.club977.com

Best 80s stream ever :)

WDAS FM (http://www.wdasfm.com/) -- The best R&B and classic soul!!

Also check out thier 2nd stream (Commercial free 'QUIET STORM' (http://www.wdasfm.com/cc-common/hdradio/player1.html?thestation=http://mfile.akamai.com/21875/live/reflector:45880.asx?bkup=45881&prop=n&currPos=94) 24/7) http://www.allforums.net/images/icons/icon14.gif

Rob Zombie- Ride

its from the new Rob Zombie album educated horses I got it from The Saltinez (http://www.thesaltinez.com)

I've been running through albums lately
Coheed and Cambria - Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume One From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness
Dream Theater - Train of Thought
Weakerthans - Reconstruction Site and Left and Leaving

Dream Theaters pretty rad...

Dream Theaters pretty rad...


OMG I so agree I just bought their cd Live at Budokan
songs I love the most is Hollow years

The sunday morning tag sale on WTIC (www.wtic.com) (1 of my favorite stations)