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What's in your CD player right now?
- Thread starter Funkize you
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1.It's Blitz-- yeah yeah yeahs
2.Album-- Peter Paul and Mary
3.After the Goldrush--Neil Young
I really don't tend to obsess over more than three albums at a time, so I can't list five right now. Yes, the yeah yeah yeah's new dancy album is so good that it beats out the folky stuff I usually prefer over everything else. I've been loving Album, which I think is a PP&M album that few really think about--it's a bit more electric and rock oriented than the bulk of their catalog. I picked up a few Neil Young albums recently because I heard good things about how they were recently remastered (and amazon had them for $10 each), I never owned anything other than his greatest hits and I'm glad I got this classic.
2.Album-- Peter Paul and Mary
3.After the Goldrush--Neil Young
I really don't tend to obsess over more than three albums at a time, so I can't list five right now. Yes, the yeah yeah yeah's new dancy album is so good that it beats out the folky stuff I usually prefer over everything else. I've been loving Album, which I think is a PP&M album that few really think about--it's a bit more electric and rock oriented than the bulk of their catalog. I picked up a few Neil Young albums recently because I heard good things about how they were recently remastered (and amazon had them for $10 each), I never owned anything other than his greatest hits and I'm glad I got this classic.
Big Star #1 record
Grateful Dead - Some show or another
Johnny Cash - Ultimate Gospel
Unnamed album of Latin stuff a buddy of mine made
A Rockabilly compilation I put together (Eddie Cochran, Johnny Burnette, Elvis, Ricky Nelson, etc.)
Grateful Dead - Some show or another
Johnny Cash - Ultimate Gospel
Unnamed album of Latin stuff a buddy of mine made
A Rockabilly compilation I put together (Eddie Cochran, Johnny Burnette, Elvis, Ricky Nelson, etc.)
Tom Petty: Highway Companion
String Cheese Incident: One Step Closer
Incubus: Monuments and Melodies
David Crowder Band: Church Music
The Black Keys: Thickfreakness
String Cheese Incident: One Step Closer
Incubus: Monuments and Melodies
David Crowder Band: Church Music
The Black Keys: Thickfreakness
Steely Dan - hits compilation
Bob Dylan - Saved
The Band - greatest hits
Beatles White album - disc two
urban gospel mix
Bob Dylan - Saved
The Band - greatest hits
Beatles White album - disc two
urban gospel mix
New Lyle Lovett- Natural Forces.
The Suitcase- Steve Khan.
Will Bernard-Blue Plate Special.
Frank Zappa-Make A Jazz Noise Here.
Beatles-Rubber Soul.
Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood-Live From Madison Square Garden.
McCoy Tyner "Guitars
McCoy Tyner pn, Ron Carter Bs, Jack DeJohnette dms play rhythm for Marc Ribot, Bill Fissell, John Scofield, Bela Fleck & Derek Trucks, separately.
Definite ear candy! Plus, the included DVD with session footage & split screen to view individual players.
McCoy Tyner pn, Ron Carter Bs, Jack DeJohnette dms play rhythm for Marc Ribot, Bill Fissell, John Scofield, Bela Fleck & Derek Trucks, separately.
Definite ear candy! Plus, the included DVD with session footage & split screen to view individual players.
That sounds interesting!
Now for something completely different...I am rocking in my car to the complete Cheap Trick at Budokan. It's the whole live set in it's original sequence at their absolute best. Now this is the band I remember from the clubs around Chicago in the mid 70's. None more rocking. Fabulous.
Now for something completely different...I am rocking in my car to the complete Cheap Trick at Budokan. It's the whole live set in it's original sequence at their absolute best. Now this is the band I remember from the clubs around Chicago in the mid 70's. None more rocking. Fabulous.
As Is.....Live at the Blue Note - Avishai Cohen Trio
Live/UK - Jason Lindner
The Bright Mississippi - Allen Touissant
Strange Days - The Doors
Briefcase Full of Blues - The Blues Brothers
Live at the Village Vanguard - Brad Meldau Trio
Live/UK - Jason Lindner
The Bright Mississippi - Allen Touissant
Strange Days - The Doors
Briefcase Full of Blues - The Blues Brothers
Live at the Village Vanguard - Brad Meldau Trio
+1 to that. =)
Aside from APC,
They Can't All Be Zingers - Primus
Greatest Hits - Santana
Adrenaline - Deftones
More - Pink Floyd
I have probably 30 different CDs in my car right now (I drive a lot), but those are a couple highlights that I can listen to anytime.
