What are you listening to these days???

[chunk]

CD's seeing heavy rotation in my car CD player include:

Wilco - AM
Acoustic Syndicate - Crazy Little Town
Jupiter Coyote - Live show from '97
Gov't Mule - From the Deep End Vol. 1
Big Daddy Bluegrass Band
Railroad Earth - Bird In A House
North Mississippi Allstars- 51 Phantom

What have you been listening?

[pathtek]

NM Allstars kick ass dood!! Lately, ive been listening to a lot of stones, though. Here's a list of what is in the CD case in the truck

Roots -Organix
Beasties - Check your head
Jimmy Smith - Forget the album title
Galactic - late for the Future
NM Allstars - Shake Hands with Shorty
Rolling Stones - sticky fingers
Rolling Stones - Let it Bleed
Muddy Waters - King Bee
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Sky is Crying
G. Love and Special Sauce - Yeah its that Easy

[MrTB]

I've got Muddy Waters-King Bee on LP but the ol' turntable has'nt been churnin' for some time now. It still works I'm sure, but...........Anyways, here's my latest jams to get mellow by.

Miles Davis-Kind of Blue
Gorillaz-
Kasey Chambers-Barricades&Brickwalls
Neil Young-Harvest
Bob Marley&The Wailers-Exodus
David&Steve Gordon-Drum Medicine
R.L. Burnside-Come On In

[The Gordo]

In the Gordo's garage it's All Clash All the Time!

Guns Of Brixton...Oi!

[pathtek]

It just seems to me that mtb'ers consistently have some of the best taste in music...

[Oceansize]

Just picked up the Dropkick Murphys live in Boston on St. Pats day Cd.
Love the Murphys but the cd isnt that good(i am usually not a fan of live concert discs)

[angelo_caduto86]

The Gordo,

London Calling has to be one of the best songs to train to...that pacing beat

Rock the Casaba

[una-velocidad]

These are my top six for the month.
1.Jon Spencer Blues Explosion-"Plastic Fang"
2.Jon Spencer Blues Explosion-"Xtra-Acme"
3.Gas Huffer-"One Inch Masters"
4.Sparta-"Wire Tap Scars"
5.Dillinger Escape Plan "Calculating Infiniti"
6.Descendents "Milo Goes to College"

[JerseyDevil]

I seem to have an addiction to Clutch. They're always active in the rotation. Best band in the world in my opinion. Ever.
Soulfly-3
Brutal Truth-Godplayer
I like to listen to Dean Martin whilst I'm cooking. A personal tradition.
Gun's & Roses-Appetite for Destruction. After that MTV Awards appearance, I have to try to erase the bad memory. Sorry, Axel.
Gang Green-Preschool

[leapfrog]

dillinger and descendents..nice.

ive been rockin

songs:ohia - axxess and ace
sleater kinney - one beat
propaghandi - todays empires, tomorrows ashes
j.r. ewing - calling in dead
tear it up - nothing to nothing
virginia black lung - s/t
aesop rock - music for earthworms

[riderx]

The Mooney Suzuki "Electric Sweat"
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion "Plastic Fang"
Le Tigre "Feminist Sweepstakes"
Tomahawk S/T
Mary Timony "Golden Dove"
And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead "Source Tags & Codes "

[una-velocidad]

Originally posted by riderx
The Mooney Suzuki "Electric Sweat"
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion "Plastic Fang"
Le Tigre "Feminist Sweepstakes"
Tomahawk S/T
Mary Timony "Golden Dove"
And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead "Source Tags & Codes "

Man, I've listed to Plastic Fang everyday for 2 months straight. Have you seen the videos for Sweet 'N Sour and She Said? The albums, Orange and Xtra-Acme are really good, too.

Rock 'N Roll, Blues Explosion Style.

[NDSPEED]

boy i didnt know most of what you guys were listing. i however have been listening to

system of a down
weezer

[riderx]

Originally posted by una-velocidad


Man, I've listed to Plastic Fang everyday for 2 months straight. Have you seen the videos for Sweet 'N Sour and She Said? The albums, Orange and Xtra-Acme are really good, too.

Rock 'N Roll, Blues Explosion Style. Yeah, I've seen the videos, love the one for She Said. You can get a free DVD of the videos from JSBX's record label (matadorrecords.com) - they are apparently giving it away w/ the album now, but when it first came out they weren't including it, so they are offering them up for people who bought the CD early. BTW, if you've never seen JSBX live, you have no idea what you are missing. Raw energy rock and roll!

And an addition to the list:
Dag Nasty - Wig out at Denko's (from Dischord, home of CDs shipped for $10 and some excellent bands)

I seem to have an addiction to Clutch.
Excellent. Local boys that lay it down heavy. One of my favorites. New live CD (http://www.pro-rock.com/googol.html) out before Christmas.

[wooglin]

...JSBX album. Which one should I get? Gotta support the hometown boy. Especially if its rock-n-roll....

[riderx]

Originally posted by wooglin
...JSBX album. Which one should I get? Gotta support the hometown boy. Especially if its rock-n-roll.... Which one? That's tough, but I would suggest picking up "Now I Got Worry" for starters. After you are hooked on that, just go pick up the rest. Oh, and while your at it, grab the self-titled Boss Hog album - Jon Spencer side project w/ his wife on vocals.

[Paolo]

Red Hot Chili Peppers
Eminem
limp bizkit
I just got them last week - they rule

check out my sister on the attached file

[Oceansize]

Originally posted by chunk
CD's seeing heavy rotation in my car CD player include:

Wilco - AM
Acoustic Syndicate - Crazy Little Town
Jupiter Coyote - Live show from '97
Gov't Mule - From the Deep End Vol. 1
Big Daddy Bluegrass Band
Railroad Earth - Bird In A House
North Mississippi Allstars- 51 Phantom

What have you been listening? \
Chunk have you listened to Uncle Tupelo(the guy from wilco and the guy from sonvolt)?

[chunk]

Originally posted by Oceansize
\
Chunk have you listened to Uncle Tupelo(the guy from wilco and the guy from sonvolt)?

Yep. Their anthlogy cd is great. Uncle Tupelo actually predates both Wilco and Son Volt.

[JerseyDevil]

Originally posted by riderx
Oh, and while your at it, grab the self-titled Boss Hog album - Jon Spencer side project w/ his wife on vocals.
If you can find it, pick up Boss Hog's first Ep "Drinkin', Letchin', and Lyin" It's out of print, but they pop up on Ebay. Word is , there is going to be a CD re-issue once Christina gets to it. Pu**y Galore was really good in their own way (first real band Jon Spencer was in with his wife Christina) and so was the offshoot Action Swingers.

[wooglin]

Originally posted by riderx
Which one? That's tough, but I would suggest picking up "Now I Got Worry" for starters. After you are hooked on that, just go pick up the rest. Oh, and while your at it, grab the self-titled Boss Hog album - Jon Spencer side project w/ his wife on vocals.

Finally got around to this. Couldn't find Now I Got Worry, so I went with Orange instead. A little to disjointed for my tastes. And when little Jon Spencer turned into Elvis I'll never know.

[DirtRagArt]

There is an experimental re-mix by the Blues Explosion that's pretty good, too.

[Lorien]

Albums I can't get enough of

Beta band- three EP's
Ben Harper - Um, that one about dying
Johnny Cash
White Stripes- White blood cells
Rilo Kiley - takeoffs and landings
Tutara - sleeping with thte Enemy
Black Flag new tribute- black flag cracks me up big time

[Lorien]

Of course, nobody should face life without Tenacious D
Everybody who's heard it agrees with me,
Anybody who hasn't heard it MUST hear it
before the rock ripps the world apart

[Rotifer]

the World Cafe is a great show, unfortunately, the local NPR station dropped it. Tenacious D, great band - some people just don't get it though.

[roaddog]

I seem to listen to one CD for a few days then something else. Right now its Fat Boy Slim's Better Living Through Chemistry. Just got done with Jimi Hendrix. Maybe Rob Zombie next. depends on my mood.

[Xteife]

All metal. All the time for me. Currently spinning: Metallica - Garage Inc. Some really great remakes (Misfits, BOC, Mercyful fate, Motorhead...)

In the console:

new Queens Of The Stone Age
Halford - Crucible
Iron Maiden - Piece of Mind
Black Label Society - 1919 Eternal
Fantomas - Director's Cut (not quite metal, but Mike Patton!)
The Distillers - Sing Sing Death House
Pantera - Great Southern Trendkill
Static X - Machine
Sinergy - Suicide by my Side

Rock on!

[leapfrog]

ah yes, the metal. very nice. at first i thought you were gonna be like "dude, i love metal. i have all the limp bizkit and korn records out there." you scored on them all save the static x record. :)

screw the bicycle magazine riding tips. just listen to iron maiden's "powerslave" and your skills will improve dramatically. how? i have no idea, just listen to it.

scott
leapfrog bike zine

[Xteife]

Maybe all riding spots should have Maiden piped into them? Then everyone would be hammering along!

I know what you mean about Static X, but there's something about them that I just can't get enough of. Mainly their first record, but the second one has some choice cuts too...

God no! Korn and Limp Bizkit and the rest of that (c)rap metal should be buried in a deep hole and guarded 24/7 along with all of the hip-hop jibberish...

Damn, I just realized how old I sound...

[leapfrog]

hey now,

if you dig a bit deeper into independent hip hop culture, you will find some amazing stuff.

scott
leapfrog bike zine

[mbrider1974]

Beastie Boys
Dirty Vegas
Rolling Stones
Feeder
Ash
Charlatans

Some off the above may or may not be known in the US of A as I'm from the UK of........ erm Europe.

[steevo]

on the way to the race on sunday: (2.5 hour drive)

agnostic front - " live at cbgb's"
sick of it all - "blood sweat and no tears"
pegboy - "three chord monte & strong reaction" (best record ever?)

on the way home:

the smiths - "best II"
modest mouse - "lonesome crowded west"
dinosour jr - "where you been"

good times.

[SeaWolf]

POD - Satelite
Rush - Exit Stage Left
Dream Theater - Anything and Everything

[JerseyDevil]

Queens of the Stone Age "Songs for the Deaf" has taken over the CD player!

The DVD player has Jimi Hendix Live on the Dick Cavett Show. Niiiiice.

[leapfrog]

keeping within the whole metal genre...let me just say i have spun nothin but "ARCH ENEMY - wages of sin" since i bought it. if you are a fan of swedish melodic metal, you must get this.

scott
leapfrog bike zine

[JerseyDevil]

Yeah, that chick can scream! I used to love Carcass when they were togther.

[leapfrog]

oh my god...i totally forgot the singer was a girl! all this time i havent been taking notice of it. this adds a whole new dimension to the cd. damn, thanks for reminding me.

jerseydevil, have you heard the lacuna coil cd yet? ive got a couple songs but am curious how it is as a whole.

scott
leapfrog bike zine

[JerseyDevil]

Hi Scott,
I only heard 2 songs, "Swamped" and "Heaven's a Lie". Both of them sounded the same, like they could have been one long song. I don't really like LC anyway. They have a goth sound, and I don't like the vocals. It sounds like a 70's folk-singer chick set to droning metal.

Rick

[leapfrog]

hey rick,

you must have the same "demons of the fall" demo i got..cause those are the two songs i was referring to as well. man i love that shit..i think its way to heavy to be goth..but thats just me. im interested in the whole cd. im a total sucker for pretty girl vocals over metal.

scott
leapfrog bike zine

[JerseyDevil]

Ya got me Scott, red-handed.
"Demons of the Fall" indeed.

[BikeGeek]

riderx - The Mooney Suzuki rocks! Have you seen them live yet? You have to.

Lately I've been playing a lot of Rocket From The Crypt, The Hives, and Fugazi.

[wherd]

cool music for before riding.

praxis - metatron... for going all out

del tha funkee homosapien - no need for alarm or 3030.... for relaxing and developing some FLOW on the trails.




for hanging out

any medeski martin & wood you can get your hands on. 6-6-02 is a good live show i just procured.

and jazz man... duke ellington - afro-eurasian eclipse.



whatever it takes to brew the good thoughts in your head....

[steelrollin']

My other major addiction -- Jerry Joseph and the Jackmormons. A hard rock three piece band from PDX. Also in rotation: Drive by Truckers, Gov' Mule, and some sweet Jimi boots.

NP: Jimi Hendrix 4/15/68 Generation Club NY

[una-velocidad]

The Anniversary "My majesty" and Sleater-Kinney's new one "one beat " has entered rotation.
Now, Sleater-Kinney, those girls can rock.
Oh, and Fugazi "End Hits" has reentered rotation.

[hairygrump]

Originally posted by steelrollin'
My other major addiction -- Jerry Joseph and the Jackmormons. A hard rock three piece band from PDX. Also in rotation: Drive by Truckers,

The DBT are so good live it's just stupid. I saw them on a split bill with Slobberbone here and nobody wanted it to end. Anybody who thinks the three guitar attack died with Ronnie Van Zandt needs to go see how hard those Alabamans kick it.

drivebytruckers.com

buy some CDs.

[riderx]

Originally posted by una-velocidad
Now, Sleater-Kinney, those girls can rock.
Just saw them in Balto. about a month ago. Rock doesn't even begin to describe them. Had an extra ticket and took a friend who had never heard them. Made him an instant fan, he was blown away.

[MrTB]

Right now I'm listening to Gary Hoey's "The Best of Ho! Ho! Hoey"

[The Gordo]

Anyone into "The Business"? Oi, Oi, Oi!

[Mauriceman]

The Carpenter's "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft"

[aredee]

A bit of MC Rad, Dead and Gone, The Sultans and some Swiz

oh, and Lee Scratch Perry

:p

[velarca]

Let´s see
TOTAL MADNESS
THE ROLLING STONES "GET YER YA-YAS OUT"
GRAEME REVELL'S THE CROW'S ORIGINAL SCORE
GUSTAVO CERATTI "11 EPISODIOS SINFONICOS"
BILL EVAN'S FINEST HOUR
THE GLADIATORS "BONGO RED"
BOB MARLEY "BABYLON BY BUS"
DIMITRI FROM PARIS "SACREBLEU"
ELGAR VARIATIONS ON ENYGMA AND POMP AND CIRCUNSTANCE

By the way, i can get "Fantomas" here in Mexico, any ideas.

[Flying Monkey]

I just found my PJ Harvey "Dry" cd. I was very happy about that, so I've been rotating that and "Rid of Me" alot.

A riding buddy of mine reminded me of the 2skinnyj's after he went to a concert in the charm city and now I have them in the mix again.

And a "White Christmas" compilation cd and desparately trying to find an old Red Skelton or Buttons (I have forgotten which) track in which he plays a Christmas tree....oh Christmas' of past.

So let's repeat:
PJ Harvey
2skinnyj's
and Christmas tunes

[riderx]

You get a big HELL YEAH for PJ Harvey, FM. Rid of Me is still my favorite. The cut "Kamikaze" off her new one brings to mind those days. Saw her down at the 930 Club her last time around. Great performer.

[leapfrog]

with my decision to stop selling all my music, i've begun rotating everything i've missed lately.

songs : ohia - didn't it rain
iron maiden - powerslave
coldplay - parachutes
tragedy - s/t
mogwai - rock action
limp wrist - s/t

good god im already regretting everything i sold....but at least the money got the next issue of leapfrog printed.

oh and i'm enjoying the musical taste of everyone posting. it's not often i find people into good independent music outside of the indie scene.

scott
leapfrog bike zine

[velarca]

NAVIDAD, NAVIDAD, DULCE NAVIDAD....

Talking about the holydays, The Squirrels Nut Zipper have an album called Christmas Cavalcade, that´s a good one, and the MMbosstones have another "special christmas album" i really don´t recall the name, but it´s a live album.

Leapfrog, where i can get a copy of your bike zine?

[Raymo853]

Originally posted by chunk
CD's seeing heavy rotation in my car CD player include:

What have you been listening?

Phil Hendrie on AM or MP3 CDs of his past shows.
http://www.philhendrieshow.com/wheresphil.html

[JerseyDevil]

This Christmastime thing has gotten me lately...

Esquivel - Merry Christmas from the Space-Age Bachelor Pad
Loius Armstrong - Christmas Throughout the Year
Dean Martin - Season's Greetings

And just to keep things normal, a good dose of The Hookers and Down have been spinning in the CD player, along with some old conga drum 78s I found at a garage sale.

[hairygrump]

I'm on a garage punk kick right now. Must be the weather.

The Midnight Evils
The Saints (there's a great collection of all three of their albums from 76-78, which you should buy if you like the Stooges at all).

[CRUM]

Older Chili's, Led Zepplin, Jimi, The Replacements, Delibes "Maria", Pretty much anything but the crap they call Pop Music these days. Uh, I do like the Dixie Chicks. Oh, I just got a compilation CD of Little Feat, probably the most talented band at the time.

[PastallPatience]

top 5
1.Deftones - adrenaline
2.Deftones - around the fur
3.Hatebreed - perserverance
4.Living Sacrifice - conceived in fire
-and this might throw you off a bit -
5.Alanis Morisette - unplugged

Metal or hardcore all the way, but there's just something about alanis that I can't resist. I highly recommend Hatebreeds new albumn perserverance on the long drive to a race or favorite trail. songs 1-4 will get you going, then immediatley listen to track 10!

[JerseyDevil]

Halfway to Gone has been spinning a lot lately. They are a stoner-rock band with a "Southern" flair without being Lynyrd Skynyrd-hickish.

[Blatz]

I just coped an old turntable from my brother-in-law. So naturally I pulled out some 33 1/3s. The stuff I listened to in the 70s still holds up today. I was a Jazz- Rock freak back then.That`s what I`ve been listening to. Bands like Weather Report (had all their stuff), Return To Forever, Stanley Clarke, and Brand X to name a few. O yeah, check out Jeff Beck`s Blow By Blow album, if it`s on CD. It`s primo

[leapfrog]

i got a burned copy of the new cat power if anyone is into female minimalist indie rock. holy crapola it is so damn good. its a lot more upbeat than her past stuff...but its so damn good.

scott
leapfrog bike zine

[riderx]

My mother-in-law hooked me up w/ a gift certificate for the local record store for Christmas, so I was like a kid in a candy shop. New acquisitions, all highly recommended.

Bad Brains - I and I Survived Dub
Eyes Adrift - S/T
Lo-Hi - Say it More note: go get this now, it rocks. Ex-Boss Hog members
Forty-Fives - Fight Dirty
Tom Waits - Blood Money

[quazar76]

If anyone is actually reading this, i cannot believe it. However, I read this far, so I figured I might make a few educated listening suggestions, so here goes...

Cat Stevens
revernd horton heat- full custom gospel sounds of...
bellmont playboys
john sheperd...who wrote the origional miller beer song
neil young - zuma
neil diamond box set...oh yeah, he's that good, yes I am crazy, but give it a chance before yo knock it
the cramps
carl perkins
neil young - everyone knows this is nowhere
butthole surfers independent worm saloon
black sabbath black sabbath
greyboy allstars
del the funky homo
5th dimension
george benson & lonnie smith live at club mozambique

Any kind of really charged up rock-n-billy gets my ass motor fired up fer riddin em er bicycles.

[velarca]

Well, i´m reading it, (I have to get a life).
Like the Reverend, The Cramps (eyeballs, eyeballs, eyeballs, eyeballs everywhere) The Butthole surfers, & the 5th Dimension, never heard from "del the funky homo" but sounds like fun, I just got a compilation from "subterfuge" & "el diablo" records and is pretty good somethig very espacial like from uot of this world.
And the nominees for rotation this week are:
The crazy worl of Jess Franco.
Donavon Frankereiter self tittled.
Sodastream The hill for company.
Gusgus Polydistortion.
Bill Evans´s finest hour.

All of them, very good, so what´s everybody else listening to?

From Mexico, Velarca.

[dirtyj]

nebula-dos eps
beastie boys-pauls boutique
johnny cash-any
qotsa-self titled album
helmet-betty
led zepplin-physical graffitti

and the list goes on and on. music is what gets me through the day. ohh and kudos on the sparta. check out athens ga's next big thing Detention Hall. if you havent heard shellac just get 1000 hurts. youll love it. ill stop now. against my better judgment.

[Andy in Wi]

Prince Fari, some Lee Perry (dub)
UNKLE-psyonic friction
A3-exhile on coldharbour lane
and various others

[Raymo853]

I used to be a Phil Hendrie show nut, but the local stataion here in State College dropped his show. I really miss it.
http://www.philhendrieshow.com/

[bicycle_boy]

i've got quite a variety in my cd spindle:

Dirty Vegas
Barenaked Ladies
The Residents
Rent
Moby
Resident Evil sound track
System of a Down
Cats
Linkin Park
and a mixed cd of random techno and anime songs

If you want to sing out, sing out, and if you want to be free, be free, 'cause there's a million was to be, you know that there are...
-Cat Stevens

[velarca]

40 Licks is good, if you´re a Stones fan I mean, but good, on the other hand there´s this spanish punk group called "ska-P" they´re good too...
a tribute to Marley in Central park, with Rita Marley doing a meddley of "guava jelly" and "no woman no cry", worth the record by itself...

[bicycle_boy]

i just added a new cd to my collection while on my ride today, stopped by karma, $5 for Beck-Odelay, well worth the money :D

[gtheller]

my taste is w/ the old school 89.5 wsou (rest in peace)seton halls pirate radio. all heavy all the time
right now i'm listening mainly to :
disturbed- the sickness
disturbed-believe
static-x wisconsin death trip
and feeling a bit retro i picked up the definitive
MOTORHEAD anthology (heavy rotation in my desktop computer)
c ya
gt

[JerseyDevil]

I miss the old WSOU. I remember in the mid 80s when they first came on the air, they played cheesy metal for an hour every day. Then in 1986 I think, they switched to metal all the time. It was hair bands in the day (Motley Crue, Whitesnake, Kix) and heavy stuff (Mercyful Fate, Slayer, Celtic Frost) at night.
I think it's kind of stupid how it took them 16 years to realize they weren't catering to their student body. And they're a catholic university to boot. Duh.
No one really listens to SOU now. What a shame.
Same thing happened to WRSU (Rutgers) a couple years ago. In the late 80's/early 90s it was almost all punk and hardcore. Now it's just crap.
Long live the Braineaters!

[hairygrump]

Against Me! (http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/376/against_me.html) - Don't let the fact that they're on Fat Wreck now fool you. This is actually an amazing punk band.

Common (http://www.okayplayer.com/common/) - Good flow, good message, good producers. Great rapper.

The Black Eyes - I heard their 7" playing in a record store the other day and was knocked backwards. East Coasters, tell me, have you heard/seen this band? They sounded great. I think they're on Dischord.

[Tennessee]

I am suprised to see N. MS Allstars & R.L. on some of your lists. Those are local favs down here.


right now I am stuck on a mix of Larry Heard's (aka Mr. Fingers).

[Tubes of Steel]

Frank Black "Black Letter Days" has entered rotation and so has Jawbreaker "Etc.". MMMgood.

[whileyrider]

Bit of a shitmix on heavy rotation these days.

Neutral Milk Hotel
Built to Spill
Frank Black (saw him play in Ottawa a few months ago, great show with some Pixies tunes thrown in for the nostalgia)
the Roots
J-5
Manu Chao
White Stripes
Interpol
the Feelies (everybody's got something to hide 'cept for me and my monkey has to be one of my favorite songs of all time)
Pavement (always and forever) and Steve Malkmus et les Jicks
Dr. Dre
Dismemberment Plan

[toonces]

Brian Eno : Big Ship : ?
At the Drive In : Rolodex Propaganda : Relationship of Command
Sleater-Kinney : One More Hour : Dig Me Out
Superchunk : Throwing Things : No Pocky For Kitty
Knife in the Water : Sent You Up : Plays One Song then the Other

[FUTURERIDE]

Depends on the mood. While camping, in the house, preparing for a ride or just clowning around...

Phish
DMB live CD's
Foo Fighters
Pennywise
Bad Religion
The Church
Dream Theater
Aphex Twin
Steve Roach
Robert Rich
Patrick O'hearn
Audioslave
Catherine Wheel
Radiohead
Pink Floyd
(old) Van Halen (before a ride)
(older) U2
Sven Vath
Jane's Addiction
Beastie's
Soundgarden
The Door's
My Bloody Valentine
Slowdive
Tribal Tech
Vital Tech Tones
School of Fish

...I can go on!

[mtnbkerman]

Yeah, I realize some of it is a little old, but It is just great for listening to. So, here you go, little bit of most everything

Harry Chapin: The Essentials
Wilco: Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Nickel Creek: This Side and Nickel Creek
Jack Johnson: Brushfire Fairytales
Live from the Bonnaroo Music Festival
Widespread Panic: Don't Tell the Band
Ben Harper: Fight For Your Mind
John Prine: John Prine
David Gray: Lost Songs 95-98
Pat McGee Band: Shine
Leftover Salmon: Euphoria
Paul Simon: Graceland

And here are some other bands that I don't have cd's from, but I have mp3's and listen to them while procrastinating in my room:
Ween, North Mississippi All-Stars, The Kinks, Jurassic 5, Black Eyed Peas, Wyclef Jean

[thb]

Modest Mouse anyone?

Basically I listen to WPRB Princeton. http://www.wprb.com/listen.html (http://)


Does anyone have any info on Frank Black's tour schedule? Is he coming to Philly anytime soon?

[Tubes of Steel]

! ! ! , anyone?

[bd13]

RATM (any and all)
Incubus
The Smiths -best of
The Clash- Sandanista (rest in peace Joe)
Ben Folds Five
Johnny Cash
Mike Ness -Under the Influences
Embrace
PaleHead (thanks napster)
Bad Brains

Lately I've had the urge for bad 80's Metal - damn you VH1...

[Tubes of Steel]

Check out Ted Leo and the Pharmacists new one, "Hearts of Oak"...pretty damn good stuff.

[unrooted]

Ryan Adams-Demolition is a constant, I will go to another cd listen to half of it and go back to Demolition I don't know why but it is just really good.

Other than Ryan Adams or Whiskeytown I listen to Starflyer 59, Wilco, Vigilantes of love/Bill Mallonee, Uncle Tupelo, Third Day, Damien Jurado, Pedro the Lion, and Stavesacre a lot.

Used to like punk, but can't stand it any more, never liked metal, and I have to be in just the right mood for Hip Hop but only if it is really really good Hip Hop.

[Dijon]

Just found out about modest mouse last year and they are great, especially while driving to Moab. I mostly bump some really good Hip hop, some nice slayer or black sabbath, a heaping serving of 60's and 70's soul and funk and a lot of Jazz (like bee-bop yo, ya'know miles, monk, rollins, Bird, Herbie Hancock and stuff). I really do listen to all of this and I even like incubus and some of that kind of stuff. Just keep the country, the glam rap (Ludicrus, jay -z, etc..) , crap rock, and stupid phish away from me. Thanks and I love you all. (even you phish heads)

Top five rotation in my Audi as of 2/15/03:

The Roots - Phrenology
Talib Kwali- Quality
Common- Electric circus
Black Sabbath- Box set
DJ Shadow- Private press

You can't go wrong with any of those..unless you hate rappers!

[leapfrog]

unrooted,

isnt that pedro the lion album "control" the most amazing thing ever? before you answer, let me give you a clue.....yes.

[unrooted]

David Bazan is an awesome song writer, I have all of pedro's album's and I honestly cannot rate a single one higher than another, but they all rank as awesome.

It is people like David that help me stay away from being religious and be more of a true Christian, if that makes any sense to you? He is so honest, I am really tired of Christians that pretend life is completely hunky-dorey no problems, no temptations, and always walking on the straight and narrow, but David Bazaan is honest with how life is, not perfect, but trying to live right, and dusting yourself off and reconnecting with God when you don't.

[unrooted]

Originally posted by Dijon


Top five rotation in my Audi as of 2/15/03:



Oh I wish I had an Audi to brag, uh I mean talk about. Ooh how cool would I be if I only had an Audi A6 Quattro Wagon? I would be so fly, all the hizo's would wanna be wit me in my pimpin' rizid, oh yeah, speccially if I be bumpin the straight hip-hop.

And rememba anutta day anutta-nutta, yo!

[leapfrog]

i actually do understand what you mean by living as a true christian. im certainly NOT a christian but i can understand the influence that album would have on your perception of the worldview. personally i love the fact that although there are blatant christian references in his songs, they are veiled under odd couplings, such as sex and divorce. and a lot of his song content deals with political issues as well. effin great. im still not a fan of old PTL but that album kills.

[ChrisNJ]

THRICE! definitely my favorite band for a while now. otherwise,.... strike anywhere, boy sets fire, afi, nfg, the list goes on. just about every song from these or other similar bands are amazing. oh, and i mix it up w/ some hard trance occassionally :)

[hairygrump]

Favorite AFI joke:

http://www.nothingnice.com/old/03/02-03-03.shtml

I like that band. I'm honestlylistening to "Total Immortal" as I write this, but you gotta admit...

[velarca]

now on rotation in my 1973 VW bus (hey! that´s something to brag about) well, the bus doesn´t have a cd player, here at my desk:
Low fidelity all stars "how to operate with a blown mind"
Men at work "brazil"
Manu Chao "...proxima estacion...esperanza."
Bill Evans trio "64"
The Clash a personal recording of my favorites (Joe Strummer blues)
and an assorted mix of Bowie, Marley, Rolling Stones, Black crows,

[archslater]

Stereolab - Emperor Tomato Ketchup
Spiritualized - Lazer Guided Melodies
Miles Davis - Bitches Brew
Radiohead - Ok Computer (never gets old)
Van Morrison - Astral Weeks

[Pedro]

Well....

Coldplay - the new one whatever it is
Styx - Domo Oregato Mr. Roboto
Pearl Jam - Mixed
Live - Mixed
Nirvana - Live @ N.Y.
Mozart

[davis]

The Roots - Phrenology
Ry Cooder/Manuel Galban - Mambo Sinuendo

[DirtRagArt]

http://www.dirtragmag.com/articles/page-farts.php?ID=62

[MTBChick]

Dave Matthews Band
System of a Down
ATB

Anything techno gets me pumped for a ride!

[velarca]

This are some new bands (djs) who are making some nice electronic here in GDL :
Fat naked lady.
Axkan.
Sweet electra.
I think they´re good try to reach them at www.nopalbeatrecords.com theyre worth the effort.

[Subscription Guy]

Patty Griffin - 10,000 Kisses
Patty Griffin - Living With Ghosts
Allison Krauss & Union Station - Live
Frank Black and the Catholics - Dog in the Sand
Frank Black and the Catholics - Black Letter Days
Transplants - self titled CD
Devo - (bunch of old scratchy LP's from back in the day)

Anybody want to work a trade? I'd like a CD copy of Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska and Jason Mraz - Waiting for my Rocket to Come. And I can burn ya some stuff in trade.
;)

[muzz]

Basically:

Van Morisson-Anything
Neil Young - old stuff
John Hiatt - Perfectly good guitar
Elvis Costello - Anything
Tom Petty - Anything
Pink Floyd - Anything
Crash Test Dummies - Anything
Steely Dan
Todd Rundgren
Chris Rea
A little Metallica and Staind

[Tubes of Steel]

Frank Black-"Pistollero"
Frank Black-"Black Letter Days"
Frank Black-"Devil's Workshop"
Pixies-"Doolittle"
Ted Leo/Pharmacists-"Hearts of Oak"
Jawbreaker-"Unfun"

These fine tunes have been pumped out of my sound machine for the past week.

[Subscription Guy]

Hmmm, sounds like we're on the same wavelength there Tubes of Steel. Did you catch Frank Black and the Catholics on their recent tour? Saw 'em in PIttsburgh on March 22, and whatthefawkcanIsay? He rawk'd the haus!

I'm just a chip away boy!
:D

[Tubes of Steel]

I saw Black Francis in Little Rock this winter. I think it was in December. It was him just solo for awhile. He opened up with The Black Rider. Later the drummer and Dave the other guitarist (I think his name is Dave) jumped in. They played forever. Played alot of Black Letter Days and some older stuff and even some Pixie classics. Super good times.

[denali1]

CD's in rotation at the shop
1 Exile on Main ST Stones
2 Trainspotting The soundtrack
3 Take Five Dave Brubeck Quartet
4 Pete Yorn Musicforthemorningafter
5 Beatles Abbey Road

A weird mix for sure but when the player is on full random you get really
a cool mix of emotions Peace

[velarca]

We used to have a radio show named "Mezclas duras" or heavy mixes, and the dj programed the most eccletic mixes like old jazz, and then rap, and then punk, and then swing.....
Rigth now I´m listening to Control Machete´s first album, "mucho barato"
Perry Farrell
Aswad "new chapter"
A tribute to Ramones...actually, The Pretenders cover it´s pretty good, and all the cd is good enuogh to buy it ...
Manu Chao "Radio bemba sound system"

[hairygrump]

1998 compilation of The Birthday Party called "Hits." This music is heavy in a way you may not be familiar with unless you're into maybe Einsturzende Neubaten. This comp is definitely worth a try if you've never heard them before. Very insane.

[velarca]

Einsturzende neubaten, the new collapsed buildings, they´re good, never heard of The Birthday Party, do you like Nitzer Ebb?

[jonassterling]

Floating around in the computer and CD player:

Spoon
Mother McCree's Uptown Jug Champions
Town Hall
Concrete Blonde
Morphine
Nina Simone
Cat Power
Cake
Modest Mouse
Portishead


And other stuff as the mood strikes...............

[thomas f brown]

bosstones-jacknife to a swan
rollins band newest live album
minutemen-double nickels
firehose-mr machinery
metallica-garage days double disc
tom waits-mule variations
system of a down-toxicity
black flag tribute album for wm3
clutch-pure rock fury

[Flyingoose]

I just got a net MD minidisc and have been tearing up my mp3 collection to burn to MD

The list is endless but:

Cake all the albums

My mix of the Grateful dead

Greenday anything and everything

Martha and the muffins but only echo beach

Miles Davis on the corner

Dr Hook Bankrupt (if you can find it check it out you will be shocked and horrified)

The Pogues

Regards

Goose

[Office Jockey]

Jack Johnson- Brushfire fairytales
Groove Armada- Lovebox
Jurassic 5- Power in Numbers
Fatboy Slim- Live on Brighton Beach
Sex Pistols- Never mind the Bollocks...

[Tom]

In no particular order:
NEW Supersuckers--Motherf*!#er Be Trippin'
NEW Lagwagon--Blaze
NEW Swingin' Utters--Dead Flowers...and Bones
NEW The Movielife--40 Hour Train to Penn
Not so new Avail--Front Porch Stories One Wrench
John Prine
Neil Young
Badlees--River Songs
Katsu--Gorgeous Mess
RHCP--By the Way
Me First & the GimmeGimmes--Have a Ball
ZWAN
Audioslave
QOTSA--Songs for the Deaf
Pearl Jam--Riot Act
The Cellarbirds
TREX--Electric Warrior
Social Distortion--Somewhere between heaven and hell
Lots of Clutch
The Band

[Bear]

Bad Religion. Process of Belief
The Distillers. Sing Sing Death House
AFI . Sing the Sorrow

[rusty]

Wilco- Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Beck- Sea Change
Sam Roberts- The Inhuman Condition www.maplemusic.com

[velarca]

A friend of mine just came from Brazil, and brought me some nice cds, so now I´m listening to:

Mo' Horizons
Jazztronic
Os Ipanemas
King Kooba (I don´t know is they´re brazilian)
Lava (I´m almost sure this guy´s from Japan)

And then the usual, a little Ramones, some Coltrane, Billie Holyday, Creedence, The Doors (feeling a little 60´s) Marley...who said sooo much music, soooo little time?

[dds]

I'm wearing these suckers out...

Flogging Molly - all
Morphine - all
Violent Femmes - Viva Wisconsin!
Soulive - all
Medeski, Martin & Wood - all
Johnny Cash - American IV

[dds]

new Jack Johnson and Ben Harper albums too...

[davis]

From a recent buying spree when in an actual city...

Audioslave
Lyle Lovett - Road to Ensanada
Lyle Lovett and His Large Band
Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed & Hot Rocks '64-'71
The Roots - Things Fall Apart
The Hives - Veni Vidi Viscous
The Reverend Horton Heat - The Full Custom Gospel Sounds of...

[fishheads]

Sick of it All....And waiting for the new Sick of it All!!!!Hey Gordo guy you like some good stuff...though I prefer the Oppressed to the Business myself!!

[Terry]

Right at this moment i'm listening to Neil Young- Harvest. It's on the DVD-Audio format, remastered for surround sound. But lately,

Black Label Society- Sonic Brew
Billy Bragg and Wilco- Mermaid Avenue 1 &2
Sublime- 40 oz to freedom
Blind Pig Records- 25th Anniversary Collection
Tiger Army- The Power of Moonlight
John Hammond - Wicked Grin
Elvis Costello.:)

[dirtyj]

my addiction to music keeps a constant flow of packages coming in from half.com. presently the hit list includes:
del the funky homosapien-no need for alarm
shellac-terraform
sage francis-personal journals
johnny cash-live at folsom prison
queens of the stone age-self titled album
big black-songs about f$%*ing

thats about it for this week.

[majormadmax]

Morcheeba.

[hairygrump]

Must be in a mood. Did one of my rare record store runs the other day and picked up two amazing female singer/songwriters.

1) If you like the alt.country girl singer, you're doing yourself a grave disservice if you don't have all of Neko Case's albums. That woman's voice is worth it's weight in Paul hubs and she's also the sexiest human being that ever lived (http://www.sympathyrecords.com/calendar/2000/february2000.html), if that matters. I saw her live with a band she's in the other day and almost fell over because of how great she was. Buy "Blacklisted" if you can only get one, but the more you buy the better off you'll be.

2) Similarly, Cat Power's 2003 record "You Are Free" is really good. She writes nice songs and sings them good. Big points.

3) Finally, because balance is important, you should buy the new Anthrax record, "We've Come for You All." It's great. If you like Anthrax you'll understand. If you don't currently like Anthrax, you'll be convinced. They'll be back in the US in August, and you shouldn't miss them live. Failing that, you need this album.

[velarca]

WELL, LET´SEE
NOPALBEAT RECORDS "ACID CABARET"
CYPRESS HILL "EXITOOS EN ESPAÑOL"
THE SMITHS "MEAT IS MURDER"
ULTRASONICAS "OHH SIII, MAS MAS"
CAFE TACUBA 2CUATRO CAMINOS"
FRANK SINATRA & CARLOS JOBIM "SELF TITLE"
SQUIRREL NUT ZIPPERS " THE INEVITABLE"
ST. GERMAIN "BOULEVARD"
BRAZILECTRO "VOL #1"
BILL EVANS TRIO "64"

PRETTY ECCLETIC HUM?....

[IcemanSS454]

Brand New - Deja Entendu
Further Seems Forever - How to Start a Fire

Thrice - The Artist in the Ambulance (***this cd rocks my world***)

[hairygrump]

Still Cat Power, You Are Free. Nice voice and good song writer. I can post it twice.

I've finally found my way to some Alkaline Trio CDs. Took me years, but I'm really jamming to a few songs. "Take Lots with Alcohol" is my fave so far.

Finally, Turbonegro's "Scandinavian Leather" is where it's at. Let's face it. Andy, Dog bless you for hipping me to that crew, even if it was just shouted at a crappy rockabilly band.

[Kim D]

In my cd player today:
1)Fugazi- 13 Songs
2)Operation Ivy
3)Heiroglyphics
4)Coldplay-A Rush of Blood to the Head
5)Bob Marley-Burnin
6)James Brown(the JBs antholgy disc 1)

[Tom]

just going thru some old stacks of cd's;
had a late night listening session of:
Ramones
Lagwagon
Jackson 5
Radiohead
Smashing Pumpkins
Faith No More
Supersuckers
Pavement
Suicidal Tendencies
--I think I further destroyed my hearing tonight.
oh well--it was good to kick out some of the old jams...

[¤c®åsh¤]

HED(pe) blackout and s.t.
MUDVAYNE- the new disk was left by a freind but diggin' it (black cd):mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

[Cyclenaut]

I'm constantly on the lookout for some good electronica. If anyone has any suggestions, please pass them on to me!

My latest additions are from my pal KB: Cafe del Mar

[Grumpy]

Hey Cyclenut,
the best electronica i've heard recently would have to be the latest Front 242 album "Pulse". Very well done.
I can't stop listening to:
Turbonegro- Scandinavian Leather
Supergrass- Life On Other planets
Nick Cave- Nocturama
Thee Michelle Gun Elephant- Sabrina Heaven
Morcheeba- Parts Of The Process
Skeleton Key- Obtanium
Fela Kuti- Best Of

Thats it for now.

[Cyclenaut]

Grumpy,

Many thanks! I'll check these out and let you know what I think...

[fishheads]

Sick of it all - Life on the Ropes , great cd!!!!
New Terror is good also!

[Ron]

Hey Cyclenaut,

Have you checked out Nightmares on Wax? I have their Carboot Soul disk and it is pretty sweet. Kinda laid back and VERY groovy.

Also listenin' to :

A Perfect Circle
Superdrag
John Mayer
At The Drive-In
Pedro The Lion
Tool
The New Amsterdams
Snot
Ian McCulloch
S.O.D

[Cyclenaut]

Nightmares on Wax...

I'll look into it.

Thanks again!

[orangepartyhat]

Cyclenaut,

Look into Juno Reator, I like'em!

[Cyclenaut]

Thanks Orange! I'll add them to the growing list.

[American_Lesion]

The Lesion is listening to:

Bad Religion
A Perfect Circle
Pennywise
Rancid
Easy Star Allstars "Dub Side of the Moon"
My girlfriend's kid throw a tantrum.
Long Beach Dub Allstars
Eyes Adrift (featuring members of Nirvana, Sublime, and The Meat Puppets)

NOTHING by John Tesh.

[reeseboisse]

I'm currently going on a great big Trip-Hop binge.

U.N.K.L.E (and DJ Shadow);
Daughter Darling;
Tricky, Portishead, Massive attack;
Ilya;
Pomegranate;
Nightmares on Wax;
Waldeck;
etc etc ad infintium.

[kittenfur23]

Anybody a fan of Hot Water Music? I think they kick ass.

[denali1]

Saw this band at 31st Pub in the Burgh COWSLINGERS
they kick ass live!!!!st time I had seen them live been a fan for a couple of years. Check them out!!!!!!

[American_Lesion]

Another band worth listening to:

GANGLY MOOSE, from Fairbanks, Alaska.

Of course BoRoth, from Titusville, PA was cool back when Aaron McGraw was singing for them... oh wait...I'm dingling my own bear bell...

[RandomV]

iTunes pretty much stays on random play for me around here... though lately I've been playing a fairly steady diet of original punk/hardcore tunes...

Black Flag, Minor Threat, the Bad Brains etc. etc.

[matt e.]

I'm a Frank Black and the Catholics and Pixies junkie.

"Show Me Your Tears" has seen some very heavy rotation, as well as, The Pixies "the purple tape collection" and "Come on Pilgrim".

"Black Letter Days" and "Pistolero", too. "Dog in the Sand" every once and awhile.

Yeah, I know, I have a problem.

[model3224]

i'm currently listening to new sacred cow, by kenna. great album that has been loved by everybody, but has not gotten much in the way of mainstream establishment.

was listening to clan of xymox's medusa before that. and i think i'll probably listen to my mindless self indulgence mix cd.

[Zinger]

I popped for the re-produced "Let It Be" last week (not the good one by the Replacements, the one by that other group). OK, it's not the greatest album ever made, but compared to that over produced crap released in 1970, uh, I'd say Phil Spector is about 33 years late for his jail time.

[Raymo853]

So I decided I needed some new music. I spent way too much but here is what I bought:


Chicago - the motion picture cast
Eminem - The Marshal Mathers CDs
Bootsy Collins – Ahhh.. The Name is Bootsy Baby (a 1977 funk album)
Ice Cube – Greatest Hits Explicit Version
Jewel – This Way
Moby – Early Underground
Ultratrace 2 – 2003’s Greatest Trance Dance Tracks
Jesus Christ Superstar – the motion picture cast
and a used copy of Dead Kennedys - Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death (only find out I already have it on CD, no matter this means I can just listen to California Uber Alles in the round)

[DirtRagArt]

Ahh... "Give Me Convenience" is one of my favorite albums (well, it's a compilation of singles, but...) ever.

Right now I'm diggin' The Drive By Truckers (http://www.drivebytruckers.com), probably about the farthest thing from the Dead Kennedys, but damn good.

[reeseboisse]

Hey Jeff, you being the punk guru, I'm curious, do you know the name of the lp/ep/whatever by the Argument that the song "Sugar in your gas tank" was on? Probably a long shot, but hey.

And I've decided that one of the things I have to do before I die is see AFX live. That guy is out of his damn mind, and one of the most incredible electronica artists to walk this earth. He owns a tank. That alone scares me.

[hairygrump]

The new Iggy Pop record, Skull Ring, is good. It didn't make the earth move under my feet the way old Stooges records do, but it's definitely very good.

I'm almost a little ashamed that I like a record to which Sum 41 has made significant contributions, but hey... whatever. Good stuff is good stuff, and this is good stuff.

Make the purchase.

[stump ss]

Fruit Bats, Flaming Lips, Dirty Three

all have different purposes in life. i don't know if you've seen Dirty Three live but they kill. very good. and one of those CDs you can put on either to get happy or when your more refined friends are over, either way it is interesting.

music is king!

[hairygrump]

Originally posted by stump ss
if you've seen Dirty Three live but they kill. very good. and one of those CDs you can put on either to get happy or when your more refined friends are over, either way it is interesting.

Warren Ellis is a genius and everything he touches turns to gold. Dirty Three is damn near perfect, if you ask me.

It seems odd to say that about a violin player, but if you don't believe me, listen to these things and see if you can tell me I'm wrong:
http://www.anchorandhope.com/v2/mp3.htm

[mudfly]

musically I'm all over the place. Current CD rotation is

Sharon Isbin , Baroque Favorites for Guitar

Chicago Symphony Orchestra - Tchaikovsky, Mendelssohn: First Piano Concertos.

Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper, various cuts my son burned for me.

Peter Sykes: Fantasy & fugue on BACH, Benedictus, etc.
This is really creepy pipe organ music I got as a gag gift. Call it early death metal.

George Clinton, 6 degrees of P-Funk

[Pedalmedic]

A Band from baton Rouge called The Myrtles, kinda gritty country rock
the Pouges
The Chieftians
Cowboy Mouth
That has been this week

[DirtRagArt]

Originally posted by reeseboisse
Hey Jeff, you being the punk guru, I'm curious, do you know the name of the lp/ep/whatever by the Argument that the song "Sugar in your gas tank" was on? Probably a long shot, but hey.

Sadly, no, reese... I've never heard of them. Is this their website http://www.theargument.net ?

[EBasil]

I found a "Wish You Were Here" CD on some kind of silly sale at Target, so I picked it up. I feel so stoney rolling up the coast with this on the stereo.

Damn, I need a Quadraphonic decoder! Damn, damn...

[oatmeal]

Maybe I'm weird, but nobody seems to be listening to the samethings I do, not that what has been discused is bad by no means is that true. I just seem to be listening to stuff like Project Pitchfork, Wumpscut, Sneaky Bat Machine and Deathwatch Beetle Repairmen to name a few.

[voodoohorizon]

YEA!
DBT!
YEA!

[randymar]

Grateful Dead: April 16, 1978
Talking Heads: Feb 24, 1979
Trey Anastastio: May 31, 2003 w. Carlos Santana
Disco Biscuits: April 18, 2003

[fixyobike]

Miles Davis- Bitches Brew
Stevie Wonder- 1973 bootleg (funk to the max)
Men at Work- Cargo (can't get rid of an old fav)
And of course. I would crawl through fifty yards of broken glass just to hear Allison Krauss sing to me through a pay phone. What can I say she does something for me.

[DirtRagArt]

http://www.leatherface.uk.com/

[randymar]

Originally posted by fixyobike
Miles Davis- Bitches Brew

Little known fact: Because Miles pretty much HATED white people, John McLaughlin was not his first choice for guitarist ... yep, it was Jimi; but he couldn't fit it into his schedule, or something.

[matt e.]

The Big Cats go to Max Recordings (http://www.maxrecordings.com). Exceptionaly good rock 'n roll.

Also, I should add il Libretina and American Princes. Little Rock...represent.

[X-rider]

Being a child of the 70's I kind of have an affinity for the hard rock/metal of that time, but I pretty much like anything that rocks hard. I find that the older I get the more open I am to different kinds of music that in the past, I wouldn't even bother giving a listen to. Right now, my favorite band is Gov't Mule, I love these guys, they play a wide range of different types of music and cover tunes that they put the unmistakable "Mule" sound to. I am also really into Godsmack...they just rock!

[Dean-O]

My Top Ten faves from '03 include
(in no particular order)

1. Grandaddy, Sumday
2. The Rosebuds, Makeout
3. Spiritualized, Amazing Grace
4. The White Stripes, Elephant
5. The Shins, Chutes Too Narrow
6. Blur, Think Tank
7. Radiohead, Hail To The Thief
8. The Decemberists, Her Majesty/Castaways &...
9. Frank Black & The Catholics, Show Me Your Tears
10. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Take Them On, On Your Own

Plus, Steve Malkmus, My Morning Jacket,
The Warlocks, Yo La Tengo...oh the list goes on.
:D

[konabiker]

Lemmy is God!!! Motorhead-any and all
Slayer-Reign in Blood
Scorched Earth Policy-Tones of Ambivelance
Tool-any and all
Rush-any and all
R.L. Burnside-Come on In
Joe Satriani-Engines of Creation or Strange Beautiful Music

[dds]

my musical tastes vary...

Thicker Then Water Sdtk - Jack Johnson Surf Film Sdtk - nice a mellow...JJ, G Love, etc.

Pigface - The Best Of...

Hank Williams - 24 Greatest Hits

Johnny Cash - Unearthed Box Set

Minutemen - Double Nickels on the Dime

[mudfly]

For christmas my wife got me the "Song Catcher" Cd's, I saw the movie on HBO and freaked out my wife when she heard me sing nearly every song in the movie. Most of the songs in the movie are traditional southern applachian folk songs I learned from grandmother. pretty cool

One of my friends discovered he is 1/16000th indian and is now on a serious tribal trip back to his roots riding an ancient loop tail Yeti as his war pony. ( his divorce has made him strange ) He turned me on Drum Visions by Steve & David Gordon, and "Earth Spirit" by R. Carlos Nakai. Too bad I didn't hear this music when I was a mushroom eating hippy. Good music to zone out with.


The String Quartet Tribute to The White Stripes is the best of the series since the tribute to nine inch nails IMO, best cut on the CD is "seven nation army"

[hairygrump]

recent acquisition: Pieta Brown. Greg Brown's daughter, I'm told. A very competent country and blues singer in her own right. Accompanied by a really good guitar player.

Great songs. It's on the iTunes Music Store. Buy buy buy, then go see her live. She's pretty too.

Am I alone on this board in thinking that gadget is the absolute bomb? When it has stuff I want the experience of buying it is pretty much all I want from the Internet.

[mudfly]

Originally posted by hairygrump
recent acquisition: Pieta Brown. Greg Brown's daughter, I'm told. A very competent country and blues singer in her own right. Accompanied by a really good guitar player.



I have heard her a couple times on NPR ( all things considered) and also on one of the local college stations (RPI) that has a folk/blues show. she has a great voice!

[drmemory666]

listening favorites of late

romeo void
queens of the stone age
new order
the krautrock archive volume 1
radiohead
the godfathers
jane's addiction
pixies
sly and the family stone
the cure
the darkness
james brown
led zep

[wigger thomas]

colonel claypool's bucket of bernie brains,Pat Martino live,24/7 SPYZ
Fishbone's Give a Monkey a Brain,Seldom Scene bootleg featuring John Duffy[turn up the monitor I'm going to the Winnebago]

[strong dog]

with a heart full of napalm"
Been listenin to a lot of the Stooges lately, the new White Stripes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs "fever to tell", Led Zeppelin "how the west was won", Beatles "let it be: naked"

[brickisred]

Damn this is a long thread...

Currently listening to:
Hendrix (woodstock)
Husker Du
Probot
Redd Kross
Sebadoh
Skid Row
Tenacious D
Willy Nelson (stardust)

[trekophile]

yeah, long thread, but it proves that music is fundamental to life.

I groove on:

Misery Index
Metallica
Watch Them Die
Deftones
Mushroomhead

If I just want to groove slowly:
any blues guitarist will do
U2
classical music (the shit rocks, really!)

[halfinch]

this past week..hmm
pixies
pharcyde
jawbox
morphine
big drill car
me first and the gimmies
los straightjackets - nice surf guitar stuff
and accuradio's twang station

[kmarzahl]

Playlist is heavy on DJ's lately, especially Shadow and Krush. Kweli/Hi Tek's "Train of Thought" at this very moment. Had to pull out an old Fugazi cassette the other day to hear "Bulldog Front" and "Bad Mouth."

--Kevin

[rusty]

The Weakerthans- Reconstruction Site
The Long Winters
Death Cab For Cutie- Transatlanticism

[matt e.]

Frank Black every single freakin' day.

[brickisred]

Originally posted by matt e.
Frank Black every single freakin' day.

Amen to that!!
Rock on...

[American_Lesion]

Kenna, A Perfect Circle, Tool, Bad Religion, Sublime, Pink Floyd, and some far-out techno.

[Drewdane]

The Wiggles, Dan Zanes, Music from various cartoon shows.

The small ones have effectively commandeered the car stereo.:rolleyes:

[halfinch]

i'll trade the wiggles for chitty chitty bang bang and raffi

[Baltotat]

Johnny cash
Clutch
Hellacopters
Supersuckers
Clash
Tom Waits...I have at least 18 live shows if anyone has an interest....same with the Supersuckers.... Let me know
Replacements
BAD WIZARD>>>>>> The show to see march 14th at the Ottobar for anyone who lives anywhere near Baltimore. these folks bring a TIDAL WAVE of rock anywhere they play....
Dirt bombs
Lubricated goat
Django Rheinhardt
Louis Jordan
Big Boys
I am fortunate to be able to listen to music all day while I am working in my tattoo shop.....and on the bike ... and well, everywhere... bill

[RandomV]

the Pietasters
the Pogues
Flogging Molly
the Skatalites
Jawbreaker
Johnny Cash
and Patsy Cline

I dunno. Except for the Jawbreaker, I've been in a really mellow mood the last few days.

[EBasil]

this is stuck in my head...

It was the blackest night
There was no moon in sight
You know the stars ain't shinin'
'Cause the sky's too tight
I heard the scarey wind
I seen some ugly trees
There was a werewolf honkin'
'Long the side of me

[riderx]

Originally posted by Baltotat
Tom Waits...I have at least 18 live shows if anyone has an interest....same with the Supersuckers.... Let me know
I'd definitely be interested in some live Waits (and the Supersuckers too). I've got some live Clutch I can trade if interested. Let me know - riderx AT singlespeedoutlaw DOT com

Thanks!

[X-rider]

Originally posted by konabiker
Lemmy is God!!! Motorhead-any and all
Slayer-Reign in Blood
Scorched Earth Policy-Tones of Ambivelance
Tool-any and all
Rush-any and all
R.L. Burnside-Come on In
Joe Satriani-Engines of Creation or Strange Beautiful Music

Cool! Another Motorhead fan! I freakin love Motorhead!!! And yes, Lemmy rules!

[zdawg]

Grateful Dead
Ratdog
Phish
Gov't Mule
moe
WSP
YMSB

many more...

[EBasil]

Some jazzy guitarist names Eric Hansen, and I'm going to file this disc away for a few YEARS after tonight.

[DirtRagArt]

Daft Punk. For real.

[THE Toecutter]

Well my disc player in the 4runner is broke and I just had to take my stereo speakers in to get refoamed, which blows, but usually if I'm indoors whipping up some culinary nightmare it's smooth jazz. If I'm in the garage building (repairing) wheels or tearing my bike down for the umpteenth time it's 90's death metal and assorted thrash. Go figure.

[roleur]

my recently played list is telling me that lately its been:

Yonder Mountain String Band
Hot Buttered Rum String Band
Benevento and Russo
Segovia
Tom Waits
Jackie Mittoo
Ocean's Eleven Soundtrack
Medeski, Martin and Wood

Tonight...all bluegrass.

[halfinch]

hit the pawn shop during the week..
311
the goats
eve 6
...
parliment funkadelic
fugazi
the lion king soundtrack
reggae for kids

[mudskipper]

Outside of bikes and beer....I love the music
latest rotation in no order

Pete Yorn
The tragically hip (any album---try the live disk 1st though)
The cure (head on the door)
Stellastar
Interpol
Radiohead (Kid A)
charlie parker (now is the hour)
Jonatha Brooke
Johnny A (just saw him ...a great live performer)
Wilco (summerteeth)
Postal service
Death CAB for cutie
Neil young
the orb
ryan adams

[Rip]

I'm listening to the voices in my head.

[hairygrump]

The iPod and I have been succumbing to our thirsts for heavy rock and roll fury lately. Not old rock fury either; the new shit, which people finally seem to be making again after a long absence.

Clutch - Blast Tyrant
Damageplan - Damageplan (Dimebag's new band now that he's done with the biggest primadonna that ever came from texas. "Explode" is like my new personal freaking anthem).

[Pedalmedic]

Sirius satellite radio. A unreal amount of music with all the talk and entertainment i can handle. Thing is great

[matt e.]

The new Modest Mouse is good.

[RandomV]

Youth of Today and the Minutemen.


Mmmm, Minutemen.

[stump ss]

don't know if there are other Wilco folk out there, but the new album - being streamed on their website prior to release in June - is some good stuff. complex and good with stout.

also heads-up on the Chemical Brothers with Wayne from the Flaming Lips, "Golden Path" has been in my head a lot lately.

I was really into My Morning Jacket for a bit. They're still good but my iPod indicates I haven't listened to them as much lately:p

[EBasil]

The Beat Farmers, Tales of the New West.

Sliding back into the 80's on the drive in. Made me wanna put on my boots, ride into San Luis and get in a bar fight at DK's.

[grislybikegeek]

I'm pretty much a hippie;
Dave Matthews anything and everything, especially when he jams with Tim Reynolds. My wife and I always make a yearly pilgrimage and work in some riding.
Jack Johnson
Ben Harper
Phish
Galactic
Niel Young
And somtimes I dig out all my Grunge
Pearl Jam
STP (the old stuff, their new stuff is so weak it makes me vomit)
There's a local band that just got signed called the Saddle Tramps. We get to see them live alot and still look foward to the next show. They're a rockabilly band with a rank, sadistic theme. They played at the Downieville Classic, RIP.
Lately Classical on NPR has been soothing at work. Anyway I do need to branch out more.

[hophead]

I was listening to Hilary Duff this morning. I also listen to Kids Bop, The Cheeta Girls, & Britany Spears.

[American_Lesion]

BRITNEY SPEARS?

Hop musta still been drunk this morning.

Howz about "replicants", "failure", and "agent orange"?

[hophead]

I have a 6 year old daughter. Every morning going to school and every evening when I pick her up, that's what I'm listening to.

If the thread were titled "what would you like to be listening to", I'd have a different response.

[halfinch]

white stripes
jerry garcia playing jazz improv/fusiony stuff
new descendents
minor threat
gear daddies

[matt e.]

Originally posted by halfinch
white stripes
jerry garcia playing jazz improv/fusiony stuff
new descendents
minor threat
gear daddies

I used to be a huge Descendents fan, but their latest album just doesn't do it for me. Sounds pretty much like ALL and thier 1996 release. "Milo Goes to College" is by far their best.

[American_Lesion]

I feel for ya hop. You're a hero for not slitting your wrists.

--also on Radio-free Lesion is the Vandals (particularly "My Girlfriend's Dead)...a few A Perfect Circle remixes, the usual punk, and some Suicide Machines.

[halfinch]

Originally posted by matt e.
I used to be a huge Descendents fan, but their latest album just doesn't do it for me. Sounds pretty much like ALL and thier 1996 release. "Milo Goes to College" is by far their best.

matt i feel you pain. saw them two days after my son was born, 1996. before that in the late eighties. the album as a whole doesnt compare, but there are a few tracks on there that are worthy of listening too.

mmm hallraker is a decent comp-o-lation

my son now has worn out my ALL percolator tape..so time to burn a dub off the cd agin...

[American_Lesion]

I do plan on making it to the Warped Tour again this year. I'm a perrenial at Star Lake, but this year I may have to take in the Buffalo show. Last time, Cory (the bike messenger turned executive chef) and I killed a 30-pack of Pabst before going in last time, which proved to be a big mistake. I quickly became dehydrated and hallucinated my balls off.

Just think, I used to buy acid to do that.

[hophead]

Listening to "The Rogues of Scotland" this morning (bagpipes).

[mudskipper]

Anyone heard of Mogwai ?

just got their latest ...(happy songs for happy people)
and its not too shabby ...

[hairygrump]

Local MPLS country outfit called Anchorhead. Very good, I think. MP3s for your perusal in the link.

Anchorhead (http://www.anchorhead.net/audio/)

[Cyclenaut]

I'm on to a couple of electronica groups...Faithless, AiM, and The Overseer.

[stump ss]

wilco, pretty girls make graves, the pixies - saw their show here in davis last week - damn frank black is still fierce!

[bdee]

A lot of Blue Meanies recently, some comps - Mailorder for the masses 1 & 2, Version City Sessions and some Thick Records comps. Common Rider (ex Op Ivy), Shadowy Men on A Shadowy Planet, Rev Horton Heat, Slapstick, Alkaline Trio, Jawbreaker and some Fishbone. I wish the Pixies were coming to this area (they were from Boston for crissakes!) but it doesn't look like they are coming close, can't figure that one out. Last time I saw Frank Black & the Catholics they were pretty damn good.

[strong dog]

Up front about 15 feet in front of Kim Deal. What a treat to see them live, never thought it would happen. Did you get the CD?
kevin

[aredee]

Decahedron (ex-Frodus/Black Sea w/ Joe Lally)

Sultans - Shipwrecked (John Reis/RFTC)

Lowrider- Ode to Low

Q and Not U - Book of flags / X-Polynation 7"

Toys that Kill (ex FYP)

Hunns - Long legs, Die Hunns

Red Eyed Legends (ex Circus Lupus / Monorchid)

Faraquet

[American_Lesion]

Tonight I listened to the Lemonhead's "Drug Buddy", and it made me appreciate my girlfriend. There's some sordid history there, and the song fits.

[happyfat]

Re-running all my Greenday bootlegs on minidisk

Chilling out to Katy Melua and Amy Winehouse.

Bopping at the Gym to Dance music chosen by by the kids that work there

Shopping to Muzak at the supermarket

Working to Cake Comfort eagle

and going to sleep alone


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[geckoman]

I listen to alot of stuff but find myself going back to Gear Daddies from time to time. If you're not familiar they're alt country in that unkle tupelo vein. Songs like "drank so much I Just Feel Stupid" and "Cryin neath the statue of Jesus" just make you feel not so alone. I partied with the band a few times, did some set up on Zellars guitar at one gig, and best of all saw a somewhat rare (free) reunion concert in St. Paul a few years back. I don't know where to get their CD's, sorry, cause they made some great music. if you haven't taken a listen to anchorhead, hairygrumps submission, I recommend them too. See his post for the website.

[Flying Monkey]

...and been having a musical reunion with them. My catches:

Helmet - Strap It On and Meantime
Lemonheads - all of their cds...I loved that band, suppose I still do
Sugar - Copper Blue
Descendants - Everything Sucks

Good times indeed.

[brews]

Jumped back into the old school with some Dead Kennedys, Youth of Today, Minor Threat, Gorilla Biscuits with a dash of Circle Jerks

[bmw72]

I just grabbed a couple of Punk-O-Rama cd's. They're really good. I never really listened to too many punk bands, but these cd's opened up a whole new world of music for me.

[The Rose]

Man I love old punk. whats better than the energy of Keith Morris belting out Wonderful? As of late I have been listening to Slapshot alot, as well as social distortion, Black Flag , Ramones, Gwar, Bad Religeon and the Pogues(sp?). If you guys are into hardcore, check out Slapshot 16 valve hate. They cover queen like no one else. :cool:

[stump ss]

Two albums entered my consciousness this week - the new one by Modest Mouse and the last two by the Decemberists. Both damned good bands. You've probably all been exposed at some point to Modest Mouse but in my head I'm currently describing the Decemberists as 'Charles Dickens' punk band'. Also the Shins, 'cause they played here in Davis with the Decemberists on Tuesday night.

[brews]

Man I love old punk. whats better than the energy of Keith Morris belting out Wonderful? As of late I have been listening to Slapshot alot, as well as social distortion, Black Flag , Ramones, Gwar, Bad Religeon and the Pogues(sp?). If you guys are into hardcore, check out Slapshot 16 valve hate. They cover queen like no one else. :cool:

I'll never forget the Slapshot album cover with the straight-edge crossed hockey sticks. Of course I was local to the NYC hardcore scene so I was supposed to hate them. :rolleyes:

[matt e.]

Been listening to a lot of Modest Mouse, the Shins, and Superchunk lately.

[Mr. Relaxo]

"The Inner Circle"-Evergrey (best band in the World's best album to date), "Before Became After"-Proto-Kaw (Kerry Livgren's pre-Kansas band reunited) and "Regret for the Wires"-Matthew Ryan (take three parts Dylan, two parts Westerberg, one part Waits and throw into a blender). I'm still waiting for King's X to put out another great album, their last two stunk up the place. Dammit, they put out about 6 or 7 killer albums in a row and then just went down the toilet...

[mudskipper]

Just wandered into Mogwai ...an interesting band
Also I've been listeneing to an older Doves disc lately---nice stuff if not just a little over produced !

also I happen to have tickets to thursday's velvet revolver show at the 9:30 club in DC....should be interesting to see the guns and roses minus AXEL and with a dose of scott weiland...All I want is a little Mr Brownstone !
But part of me says this could be a waste of money...

[wigger thomas]

Scott Weiland is a really talented singer.Just hope he doesn't kill himself with dope.
I heard one song on the radio[velvet revolver]and it rocked.Should be a good show
but it's hard to get your moneys worth these days.It costs 45.00 to see the Chili Peppers play 80 minutes.Love them but have to draw a line somewhere.

[mtb rules]

im listening 2 christian rock.
switchfoot
12stones
soul jaz
and im listening 2 a little rap.
outkast

[PutAwayWet]

been listening to a bunch of stuff lately:

Modest Mouse/Good news...
PunkORama/ #6 I think
My Morning Jacket / the new one
Bouncing Souls / Anchors Aweigh & True Believers
Yo La Tengo / Electro-a-pura or whatever it is
QOTSA / Songs for the Deaf
Yeah Yeah Yeahs / Fever to Tell
Nada Surf / Proximity Effect
Screaching Weasel / Bark like a dog

Now that my cd player in my truck is working, i can actually listen to stuff again!

[PutAwayWet]

Scott Weiland is a really talented singer.Just hope he doesn't kill himself with dope.


I saw Weiland with STP on their first major tour with the butthole surfers and flaming lips (hell of a show). Weiland off dope is nothing like he was before dope, or even on dope. Three different singers/sounds/personalities IMHO. Still, I'm not sure I'll dig him without the DeLeo bros backing him...

[velarca]

Fangoria, Una temporada en el infierno..a group from España, originally named Alaska y los pegamoides, as the name sugest, they´re pretty dark, singing about death and love...
Peter Murphy, Deep, a gift by someone I really miss...
PI the movie, sundtrack, good electronic music...
Ely Guerra, Lotofire, electronic pop from home,
Horrorpops, Hell yeah, post modern punkabilly not as hardcore as the cramps, better than many...
Jet, Get born, it´s only me, or sometimes they sound a little like The Who, just in one or two songs.. I dunno...
Dave Brubeck, Take five, post war jazz at the top... very good

[hairygrump]

Slipknot 3.0 is my constant companion on the iPod lately. I've worked it into what I call the Subliminal Verses Workout, wherein I pick a direction, hammer for the length of the album, then turn around and try to get home before the album's over. 'sfun.

[American_Lesion]

Who can I count on seeing at the Post Gazette Pavillion on the 5th of August?

If you are there, look for a green '97 F-150 Offroad Extended Cab surrounded by tattooed punk idiots and out-of-place hippie chicks. The keg will be in the back.

Tapping starts at 10am. We plan on staggering through the gate around noon. in 2002, I showed A New Found Glory my manhood (they deserved it). I hope to top my own feat this year.

"I'm drunk by noon, but that's okay, I''ll be president someday."

[steelrollin']

I'm a confermed Jackmormon fan. www.jerryjoseph.com (5hr drive to PDX, 4hrs of music, 5hrs home, then work all day) But they aren't playing at the moment as Jerry is in a TEMPARY band called Stockholm Syndrome w/ Dave Schools, Eric McFadden, and some others. Good tunes, Check em out if they are close. They have seveal songs on the website. But I want the raw loud three piece thunder of the Jackmormons back......

I ride w/ one ear bud in. Years ago I rode with both and the volume cranked but then one day I looked behind to find 2 dirt bikes wanting to pass. Some times it feels sacreligious to be listening to tunes while riding in the woods, then at other moments it is so prefect.

"every time that wheel goes round, 'bound to cover just a little more ground"
robert hunter

[Fook...I'm Dave]

lately i've been listening to:

The Grateful Dead - Two From The Vault
Gwar - This Toilet Earth
Motley Crue - Shout At The Devil
Big Elf - The Mad Hatter
Alice In Chains - Dirt, Jar Of Flies, Facelift

[Newt]

to be myself again I am and have been listening to Trance and club music. with the repetetive beats it is easier to totally blast out all the other B.S. going on upstairs.


this very moment: Junior Jack; Da Hype

other times:

- Ian Von Dahl
- Foggy

[HELLBELLY]

In heavy rotation in my Karma: :D
Lars Fredericksen and the Bastards "Viking" and "S/T"
Desmond Dekker "Best of..."
Supersuckers Every album through "The Evil Powers of Rock 'N Roll"
Ramones The first four records
The Pixies everything
Gus Gus "Attention"
Fu Manchu "The Action is Go"
Ikara Colt "Chat and Business" and "Basic Instructions"

[gatman]

at work I am always at

http://www.nugs.net

[American_Lesion]

Year of The Rat...

If anyone remembers Failure, its Ken Andrews' new band (also of Replicants fame), but beware without VanLewen (one of his partners in Failure, now in A Perfect Circle), Year of The Rat is a tad more pop sounding...think Foo Fighters. Gone is the deep brooding present in Failure's tracks such as "Solaris" and "The Nurse Who Loved Me" (no, A Perfect Circle DIDN'T write that one).

[Evel Knievel]

The Beat Farmers, Tales of the New West.

Sliding back into the 80's on the drive in. Made me wanna put on my boots, ride into San Luis and get in a bar fight at DK's.

Smokin hash w/ Country Dick Montana and having him throw his arm around me and share the mike for a rousin " Happy Boy" song. Some high lights of my life.

Dick is missed dearly. :(

[davkatreb]

24 Caprices, Opus 1 for Solo Violin, composed by Nicolo Paganini, performed by Itzhak Perlman.

Whoa! Perlman is the Lance Armstrong of violin. Check it out. Even if you hate classical, you might want to give it a listen. Rarely have I heard such a perfect balance of technical mastery and sheer passion in a musical performance.

[stump ss]

New Wilco. Thanks Jeff.

[crazywhit]

been switchin between neil youngs greendale, lee perry's arkology box xet and beatles rubber soul the past few days.