Sia
Tina Dickow
Zero 7
Everything each has released (including a couple live boots) all mixed up on random.
Tina Dickow
Zero 7
Everything each has released (including a couple live boots) all mixed up on random.
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What's in your CD player right now?
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Andy McKee - Dreamcatcher
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet
Mastodon - Crack the Skye
Virgos Merlot - Signs of a Vacant Soul
Mudvayne - A New Game
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet
Mastodon - Crack the Skye
Virgos Merlot - Signs of a Vacant Soul
Mudvayne - A New Game
Modest Mouse - The Moon and Antarctica
Coheed & Cambria - In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3
RHCP - The Uplift Mofo Party Plan
Bob Dylan of some sort in the record player,
Hendrix Experience in the 8-track alarm clock,
and Green Day on cassette!
Heck yes!
Coheed & Cambria - In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3
RHCP - The Uplift Mofo Party Plan
Bob Dylan of some sort in the record player,
Hendrix Experience in the 8-track alarm clock,
and Green Day on cassette!
Heck yes!
THe new Rammstein. its freakin great.... they seem to have explored a more emotional side to their music.... not that it lacked in the first place. and of course the recording quality is stunning as are all of their albums
Davy Knowles and Back Door Slam - Coming Up for Air
Back Door Slam - Roll Away
Creed- the new one
Eric Church
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Back Door Slam - Roll Away
Creed- the new one
Eric Church
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· “Circus Money” — Walter Becker (2008)
· “Manhattan (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)” — Music by George Gershwin, performed by The New York Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Zubin Mehta (1979)
· “How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb” — U2 (2004)
· “Ghost in the Machine” — The Police (1981)
· “Big Blue Ball” — Various Artists, Co-Produced by Peter Gabriel (2008)
· “Manhattan (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)” — Music by George Gershwin, performed by The New York Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Zubin Mehta (1979)
· “How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb” — U2 (2004)
· “Ghost in the Machine” — The Police (1981)
· “Big Blue Ball” — Various Artists, Co-Produced by Peter Gabriel (2008)
I just came across this thread and I find it very interesting what folks have been listening to. Seeing the Monster Magnet and Swervedriver really bring back memories. Got to see Monster Magnet, Swervedriver, Pearl Jam and Soundgarden play on the same bill back in the day. Promoters don't do it like that anymore. Back on point, here's what I've been spinning.
Gov't Mule - By a Thread
Santana - Marathon
Spyro Gyra - Down the Wire
Yellowjackets - Twenty-Five
John Abercrombie Quartet - Wait Til You See Her
Gov't Mule - By a Thread
Santana - Marathon
Spyro Gyra - Down the Wire
Yellowjackets - Twenty-Five
John Abercrombie Quartet - Wait Til You See Her
Unruh - Misery Strenghtend Faith LP+ 8, for the 10th time in past 48 hrs. I don't find to many albums that I can do that with very often.
I have an iPod. But anyway, I've been listening to Needtobreathe like crazy recently. I bought the first album, Daylight, at a concert of theirs I saw last night in Grand Rapids. They are for sure my favorite band! I also have their other two albums, The Heat and The Outsiders. All of these albums rock! I've had the latest two for a while, so I'm currently listening to their first. They rock!! I was two feet from the stage at their concert last night!
Alice in Chains - Black Gives Way to Blue (basically a Jerry Cantrell solo album featuring guest vocalist William DuVall on a few songs, not bad at all though)
Songs for the Deaf- Queens of the Stone Age
In Utero- Nirvana
Yield- Pear Jam
Sublime- Sublime
Stone Temple Pilots- Purple
In Utero- Nirvana
Yield- Pear Jam
Sublime- Sublime
Stone Temple Pilots- Purple
Funeral - Arcade Fire (my son is trying to convince me they aren't just a Springsteen clone)
Assorted songs I need to learn for the new band
Next up is Three of a Perfect Pair - King Crimson
Assorted songs I need to learn for the new band
Next up is Three of a Perfect Pair - King Crimson
Cloven Hoof - Eye of the Sun !!! really awesome band/album, for all who like old school power metal/NWOBHM: check it out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! especially angels in hell is an awesome track
my last cd player is in a lake county garbage dump, from 2002. my iphone right now has a bunch of doug johns, and marlowedk lessons. And gospel house.
