I’m curious about the music taste of my fellow snuff enthusiasts, so…what’s in your stereo? I’m currently enjoying The Stone Roses’ ‘Second Coming’ for the first time in many years. Some great blues/rock and huge grooves on this underrated record.

Right now I’m listening to: “Yours Truely, Johnny Dollar” Old Time Radio about: “the man with the action packed expense account, America’s fabulous freelance insurance investigator – Johnny Dollar.” I listen to a LOT more OTR than music… When I do listen to music, I’m mostly a Doo-Woper! I also love barbershop harmony. Another favorite is acoustic blues – I am especially fond of the female blues singers from between 1920 and 1940: Bessie Smith, Ida Cox, Alberta Hunter, Ida May Mack, Victoria Spivvy, Ethel Wathers, etc. I get just about all of my music (except female blues singers) online these days.

I listen very différents styles,often rock,many frenchs, but I’m a Pink Floyd fan. I think too to PJ Harvey,Nirvana,thérapy? or the same… …Marilyn Manson,Sépultura…Good jazz equaly

As the moment, although I’m digging the silence, the box is loaded with Bach’s Johannespassion by Bach Collegium Japan/Suzuki

Quid Pro Quo, the latest offering from Status Quo, my overall favourite band. Other than that I’m into prog (Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Kansas etc) and pretty much any classic rock type stuff. Also classical eg Vaughan Williams and Jazz.

Free, Highway. Great band.

@Gandalf You like Sepultura. Do you like Gorod? A GREAT French band, technical death metal at it’s best.

I am listening to Ryan Adams’ new one Ashes and Fire. I am liking it on the first listen through.

@greencrow, RA is a huge talent. I’ve hung out with him a couple of times, and he’s a lovely guy too. Very misunderstood as a person I think. The first time I met him we got riotously drunk, the second time was after he got clean and sober, so we drank mango juice from a veggie stall at the festival we were at. In between our two meetings, he’d bought both the albums I had out at the time, and told me the second time we met how much he’d enjoyed them. I was hugely touched that he’d remembered me at all, let alone bought my records, and he was extremely genuine and sincere. Of the ‘celebs’ I’ve met, Ryan is most definitely my favourite person.

Anything and everything pre-war american blues, country, ragtime or jazz. I will have to look into the artist mentioned above no doubt they are excelent, especially considering the group of gentlmen who are suggesting them. Jinder where could i find one of your albums ? Btw i have almost every Pink Floyd album great band.

I listen to everything – rock, blues, jazz, folk, classical, you name it. Last album I bought was “Sigh No More,” by Mumford & Sons, and I’m really enjoying it. My iPod is usually set to shuffle, and in the course of the day I’ll hear everything from Gregorian chant to bebop to Serbian folk songs to Morrissey.

@Brownnosebeaver speaking of Pink Floyd, I’m currently listening to David Gilmour’s ‘On An Island’, what a great record! I’m a huge Floyd fan too. You can find any of my albums on iTunes or Amazon, if you search for Jinder you’ll turn them up (I’m not to be confused with Asa Jinder, the Swedish harpist or Little Jinder, the Scandinavian dance/dubstep artist by the way!). ‘Nine Cents From Benelux’ is probably the best starting point as it’s a Best Of. I appreciate your interest, my music is low-key and nothing special, I mainly write for other artists now but I still do an album every couple of years.

Everything from Motorhead to Pantera to Sepultura to Bolt Thrower to Black Sabbath. I won’t turn up my nose at some good classical either.

OTR - Candy Matson, YUkon 2-8209 The private detective from San Francisco who wasn’t a girl, she was all woman! This show first aired in 1949. Her sidekick, Rembrant Watson, was an artist who usually had a hangover.

Whole lot of Gomez on my mp3. Love “Bubble Gum Years” and “Tijuana Lady”.

@Jinder. That’s cool that you dig RA too. I met him in Nashville after he did a show, he put on a good show and was gracious as all get out after playing. Always good to talk to someone who likes americana, I don’t meet many people who are into alt. country or americana or whatever the popular name is for it now. What name did you record under? JInder and the Jets maybe, grin?

@KebAMP -I don’t know all the metal wave neither Gorod but if I hear them I would listen.

@greencrow yeah I’m into Americana (like you say, I wish they’d stop changing the damn name!) from all eras…huge fan of Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, Emmylou, Gram Parsons, Hank Williams, Jimmie Rodgers, Chris Whitley, Cash, Lucinda Williams, Kristofferson, Carter Family, Wilco/Uncle Tupelo/Son Volt, Ryan and many more. My parents listened to a lot of country when I was growing up, so it’s ingrained somehow. I like blues too, but not in the same way at all. I appreciate blues, whereas I really ‘feel’ old school and modern alternative country. Hehehe ‘Jinder and The Jets’ is better than any bandname I’ve come up with! I normally record under plain and simple ol’ ‘Jinder’, but I fronted a band called The Mercurymen from '06-'09, we’re long dead but thanks to some good luck we had a brief bout of success in the UK, some nice radio play and some great tours in nice venues. On my own my records normally fly under the radar a bit and I mainly play folk clubs and the occasional little arts centre, but it’s good fun and keeps me busy

Not listening to anything right now, but I mostly listen to metal like Whitechapel, The Black Dahlia Murder, The Faceless, Chelsea Grin. Im a metal head \\m/

A nondescript Bagpipe CD.

The Cramps - Green Fuzz

@Gandalf I’m sure you’ll love it! The co-main musical influence of Gorod is jazz. It shows very often in numbers of their songs.

Currently listening to ‘A New Morning’ by Suede. It may have been the album that annihilated the band’s career and alienated 99% of their fans, but it’s still got some moments of greatness on it. The 3CD reissue package is beautifully done, too.

@Jinder My tastes run with yours on most of what you listed. I just listened to your cover of Townes Van Zandt’s If I needed you. Townes will break your heart won’t he, man, the first time I heard Marie the world changed a bit.

Right now I’m listening to Ethel Waters sing some of the off color songs that she wrote and sang before she found God and went to work with the Billy Graham Crusade. e.g.; My Handy Man (1928) http://www.themadmusicarchive.com/song\\_details.aspx?SongID=7425

meat puppets-i’m a mindless idiot.

OTR Dragnet (on the radio) (I’m a “cops & robbers” fan if you hadn’t figured it out yet.)

Elton John - Captain Fantastic LP

@Jinder just been listening to some of your music. Love it man. I am a folky so it kind of right up my street.

I listen too: kate Bush,Lennon or psychédélic techno like Infected Mushroom.In fact I think I like the best for my delicate ear on every music style

@greencrow @jinder … nice to see some fellow No Depression, Postcard lovin’ folks on here … saw many Tupelo/Son Volt and Wilco shows. Loved Ryan Adams’ Whiskeytown, “Strangers Almanac” is a classic … I suspect you both are Steve Earle fans … maybe Richard Buckner as well? Most know Earle, Buckner is unique. I use to follow Blue Mountain, Scud Mountain Boys(Joe Pernice is a master craftman) and the Jayhawks around back in the 90’s … I really miss those intimate 50-100 seat bars … I think the jayhawks are back together again, in their original Louris/Olson combo.

The Doo Wop Box Set (assorted)

Hell yeah Steve Earle and Townes Van Zandt. I love old blues folk I’m a huge Ledbelly and Robert Johnson fan as well. Justin Townes Earles’s new album Harlem River Blues is good stuff too. Like Dylan, Jennings, Haggard, and Willie and Cash although Johnny Cash is way too covered. I swear if one more cover of Folsom Prison I’ll - well yeah.

@jinder… It seems as though you have bin a bit modest when speaking of your musical career, you have a good following from what ive seen. While im not familiar with the music of today i must say i like your style, and have added your album to an evergrowing wish list. I have David gilmours self titled solo album and love it. Have you ever listened to Syd Barretts solo work? Its very unpolished but still great especially if your a fan of Pink Floyds early work. @Jrabevil…Really happy there is another Leadbelly fan here! Not long after buying a few of his albums i picked up a cheap 12 string and since gotton hold of a stella harmony baritone 12 string much like the one he plays. Its currently out of commission with a broken truss rod though I completely agree with Cash being covered to much and i looks like i have to pick up some more Townes!

@snuffbrant… Yes I am a big fan of Steve Earle, I’ve seen him a ton of times at a small bar in Columbia, Mo. I was just listening to his Townes album today. I’ll have to look up Richard Buckner as I haven’t heard anything by him. You into the Avett Brothers? They are a North Carolina band and I have them on heavy rotation.

Recently, the best one has been Carole King’s The Carnegie Hall Concert 1971. Fantastic, especially when James Taylor joins in.

Earle’s tribute to TVZ is nice. @greencrow … I do like the Avett brothers. if i recall they had an older band, Nemo, though I am not familiar with them. There is an NC band i really like currently, Roman Candle, have you heard of them? Right now … heavy in my rotation is My Morning Jacket’s catalog on shuffle … and Wilco’s new one, “The Whole Love” … also, kinda hate to admit it, but Ray Lamontagne is quite fantastic albeit derivative, but what music hasn’t been done before?

currently dave mattews- gravedigger, next up falling down by oasis mainly i’ll lidten to anything but its gotta have the right feel to it. and it also depends on the mood or place you are

@brownnosebeaver I’m a huge fan of Syd’s solo work-in fact, I probably listen to more Barrett that I do Floyd. I know everyone says Madcap Laughs is his best but I prefer the second self-titled album, it seems a bit less tortured than Madcap and further ‘out there’, it really has a sense of whacked-out wonder about it that I’ve never heard anywhere else. @greencrow Townes was incredible, I learned so much from his songwriting-I love the fact that he was a great storyteller in song but always deeply (and often painfully) honest…he really leaned into the darkness, too far perhaps by the end of his life, but his songwriting just got better and better. Marie is one of my favourites too, absolutely chilling stuff. @theratroom thanks for the kind words! I’m a folky at heart too, I keep going off and joining noisy rock bands for fun but I always come back to the acoustic guitar, country and folk music. @snuffbrant I’m a big Earle fan, I’ve yet to get into Richard Buckner but he has been recommended to me so I’ll check out his music. Jayhawks were one of my favourite bands of the '90s/early '00s, I had no idea they were back together. They made some killer records, amazing atmospheric stuff, some of my favourites. Stranger’s Almanac era Whiskeytown was incredible too…I’ve bought and given away loads of copies of that album to friends, it’s one of the best introductions to contemporary Americana I think, I’ve yet to meet anyone who could resist ‘Excuse Me While I Break My Own Heart’ or ‘Houses On The Hill’. Actually, I think it might need a spin right now!

yeah, technically the jayhawks have always been together, without Olson, but been on hiatus for a few years … Olson rejoining is new this past year or so … which was what made their melodies so sweet. Pure pop heaven “I’d Run Away” … and “Stranger’s Almanac” hasn’t a single bad song on it … I love Replacements-inspired “Waiting to Derail” and “Losering” … and absolutely love “16 Days” and “Avenues”.

Ryan Bingham, Junky Star. Any fans here? I also like Steve Earle and Townes Van Zandt. I saw Townes in a roadhouse outside of Reno about two months before he died. A special treat as I had been a fan since the early seventies.

@snuffbrant… listening to Roman Candle for the first time right now. I definitely like this song- Eden Was a Garden, gonna look up more. Thanks for the suggestion. @roho… Yes I like Ryan Bingham, The Weary Kind is a great tune. It looks like this is turning into the Americana music thread.

Listening to Radio 4 as usual. Not your typical 20yr old student listening, I admit. But it’s a great way to keep up to date with things, and listen to interesting discussions… And Sailing By is lovely to fall asleep to.

Eddie Palmeri salsa

been listening to Stevie Ray Vaughan, Kenny Wayne Shepard and Johnny Lang on shuffle on my MP3 player, Sometimes the Eagles and Some Motown get thrown in for good Measure. edm

Alèmayèhu Eshèté

@bob -bless you… -)) ; It might be anscestral with such a name. Unluckly I don’t listen many music actually and I don’t know them.

it’s the name of a singer. His music though is amazing. It is ethiopian jazz, which is an amazing genre. It’s a little jazz a little funk a little tradional african, it’s a little ska, a little motown, and then some. It’s amazing

After getting my first day off in 2 weeks I am sitting back with Frédéric Chopin’s 21 Nocturnes, 15 being my favorite. Oh and a big pinch of Dholakia Kamal.

Grieg, Peer Gynt incidental, London Symph/Oslo Phil. Choir, Per Dreier (cond.)

music the cheapest luxury of modern times. Cheap as in it’s amazing what you get for a few bucks.

For a Minor Reflection at the minute. Excellent post rock band from Iceland. Got both their albums, it’s amazing that they are still unsigned, they definately give Sigur Ros a run for their money. Stefan

kickin out the oldschool jams… Nirvanas bleach

Jinder just was watching your youtube vids, great stuff. Van Zandt wrote alot of great songs. of cource it must be the name, just jokeing. some would think that all of them are related, Steven Van Zandt from the e-street band is Italian. And Ronnie, Johnnie, and Donnie Van Zant are from Jacksonville Florida. Donnie was in 38 special and Ronnie and Johnnie, Lynyrd Skynyrd. Ronnie Died the year I Graduated High School, 1977. Donnie and Johnnie Have recorded a few albums under the Name The Van Zants. Of cource their last name is spelled without the D, but we all know that some names are changed upon imagration to the USA. sorry to hyjack and ramble but it is friday night and being that I don’t party at all or drink to much and I’m bored I tend to ramble, oh I’m listening to Lynyrd Skynyrd Gold and Platinum. edm

@mustangii thanks! Some of my YouTube stuff is a bit ramshackle, I need to tidy it up a bit but I’m not in a hurry. I will make it more presentable by the time my next record is out, but that’s not til next June/July so plenty of time! Yes indeed there are a lot of gifted Van Zandt/Zants in music, unrelated I’m sure but brilliant nonetheless. I’m a huge fan of TVZ and am constantly singing his praises to all and sundry! Skynyrd speak for themselves of course, absolutely unbelievable band, one of the best. It’s a shame tragedy befell them and their career in its original incarnation wasn’t longer, but sometimes rock’n’roll creates its legends that way.

The imagined village for me tonight.

Yeap Skynyrd was great, Played Freebird at my brother’s funeral 5 years ago, along with Vince Gill’s ,Go Rest High on that Mountian. and Live like You were dieing by Tim McGraw. and I can Only Imagine by Mercy Me. I had Tickets to Their concert with The Dobie Brothers at the last Missouri State Fair, then they canceled at the last minute again because of illness in the band. That’s what I get for being a fan of Classic Rock. The Bands are all getting old like the rest of us, lol. edm

Been a Miles Davis sort of evening so far. Already listened to Kind of Blue, followed by Miles Ahead, and currently listening to Miles Smiles

@tybalt, Sketches Of Spain is my favourite Miles. I know Bitches Brew is the one most people sing the praises of, but I find it hard work indeed (and I’m a Beefheart/Zappa fan, so not averse to skronky noise!). Kind Of Blue is gorgeous, isn’t it? On a completely different tack, I’m currently listening to Steve Knightley’s ‘Live In Somerset’ album, recorded on the tour I saw him on last year. Powerful stuff if you dig folk music.

@Jinder, I saw Show of Hands, in Chesterfield in May. Bloody excellent show, I can’t recommend them highly enough. Knightly has a great voice and Phil Beer could play any instrument you give him, and Miranda Sykes adds a nice touch too. I’ve not heard any of Knightly’s solo stuff yet, but will seek it out. Stefan

@Jinder, just looked at your Myspace page and listened to a couple of your songs. You have one hell of a voice! Stefan

Show of hands are amazing. I think a will put some on now.

Roots sums up everything about politics in this country. YTF is England, and Englishness being attacked from all angles in the media etc.? ENGLAND - MORE THAN A FOOTBALL TEAM! Stefan

Jack Black or Jack White, but I’m color-deaf so I can’t tell the difference.

Lmao @Xander. The White Stripes are excellent. I think it was their first album, for the UK at least released 2002-3ish?, that was a superb album. Stefan

Yeah but what about Tenacious D? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvvjiE4AdUI

Erik Satie, Mulatu Astatke, Hallelujah Chicken Run Band & Sweetwater Abilene

@walrus1985 I’m a huge SoH fan, brilliant band-my wife, if anything, is an even bigger fan than me…she played the Arrogance, Ignorance and Greed album endlessly for a good six months when it came out, so much so that it’s permanently ingrained in my psyche! Both Phil Beer and Steve Knightley are local to me (I live in Bridport in the Westcountry), and I’ve bumped into them a couple of times whilst in town…I’ve asked Steve to co-write with me a few times, but he probably thinks I’m some kind of lunatic. Oddly enough, Billy Bragg and PJ Harvey both live within walking distance of my house too…I bumped into PJ Harvey quite literally the other day-I nearly knocked her over when she swung out of a shop doorway-the day after she won the Mercury prize, and I have shared a queue with Billy Bragg in my local NatWest more than once. Very odd! Thanks for listening to my stuff, I’m flattered that you enjoyed it…As I said before, it’s fairly low-key music which I potter about with for my own pleasure, whereas my main line of work is writing for a publishing company who aggregate my songs to other artists. It’s a fun field to work in, but one that requires a great deal of psychological resilience to ride the various ups and downs that come with the territory. Luckily I’m a hardy sort with a Stakhanovite work ethic, but I can see how the music industry eats the more sensitive souls for breakfast.

@Jinder with all these names being mentioned have you ever been to Chester folk festival.

@theratroom I never have, I’d like to though…I’ve only been to Chester once, for a gig at Alexander’s Jazz Theatre. Is the festival annual?

Alexander’s is a great venue I go quite a lot. Yes the festival is annual it is always on the may spring bank holiday. It is a small friendly affair. I highly recommend it. They have a website check it out. You could even come and play.

I will check their website out, thanks for the tip! If I can land a slot there, all the better

I hope you do it would be cool to see you play and to meet a fellow forum member.

If I manage to get a booking, I’ll have a pinch onstage in your honour!

Cool.

On the whole there’s not a lot of music that I don’t listen to. Lately I have been listening to a lot of Dubstep. A genre of music that will no doubt feel nauseating to many people, but I have grown to like it quite a bit. On the other end of the spectrum I will often find myself listening to Wagner, Bach and Stravinsky. Music is wonderful in that way. There’s always something to fit a certain mood. Another extreme, at least for a european, is Country music. I will happily listen to Brad Paisley mucking up his brand new pickup truck from time to time. If I were to act my age, I guess I should be listening to pop/rock a lot more than I do, but I got over the whole Metallica, Nickelback, R.E.M. thing several years ago. And I’m not even 35 yet.

The Clash-Clash on Broadway. God, I’d forgotten just how much I love this band.

@tybalt … Nice!

FRED FRED is the Barbershop Harmony Society’s 1999 International Quartet Champion. http://www.barbershopwiki.com/wiki/FRED

Old Crow Medicine Show.

@howdydave --I just checked out some FRED on youtube, and was tickled to see them doing “Cocaine”, I mean singing it. What’s cool is that I had been listening to JJ Cale (who wrote the song) just minutes before. They sound nice!

Barrington Pheloung – Yesterday Is Here. From the Inspector Morse soundtrack. Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/album/4A3onxEIZeo8LejrXP540N

Charlie Parker!

Charlie Danial’s Band. edm

“The Black Museum” with Orson Wells. (Old Time Radio) Stories behind the artifacts which are in Scotland Yard’s Black Museum.

Thelonious Sphere Monk. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URhJX3Is7XM

The Secrets of Harry Potter A series of podcasts talking about the religious references and implications in the Harry Potter stories… FASCINATING! These podcasts are presented on SQPN (a Roman Catholic podcast network.) They have similar series about The Lord of the Rings, Babylon 5 and FarmVille

Tom Waits-Orphans

100% Salsa Radio

just getting into Meshugga right now

I checked out Jinder’s MySpace page last night, and was very impressed.

Disturbed - Indestructible

Gorod new EP “Transcendence” Some nice acoustic too tracks 2 and 4. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWLUo8NswlU

Curtis Mayfield - Back to the World

Gogol Bordello - random shuffle mix. Brilliant violin and accordion combination.

Credence Clearwater

Nero Wolfe The biggest, bulkiest detective who ever solved crime from his easy chair. (While his sidekick, Archie, did all the legwork and got him a beer whenever he wanted one.) Nero Wolfe https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Nero\\_Wolfe

The Birthday Massacre. Which if you haven’t listened to them yet. Do so even if they aren’t your cup of tea they are very orginal and talented. They combine a lot of styles without sounding forced at all.

Tom Waits - Bad As Me

Bach, goldburg variations.

Also: http://youtu.be/MyNVI6Cb4Sg

We’re sleep training our 4 months son now, so A LOT of Brahms! He responds best to the Cello Sonata No.1 I can hum the first 20 min of it perfectly now…

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes - A Scandal in Bohemia.

@Nightcap Meshugga too! Also getting a lyric from this song tattoed on my arm this sunday! http://youtu.be/nfdujM7Z0Pk

Brandasaur don’t do that you’ll regret it. You’ll have to spend the rest of your life knowing that you had perfectly usable tattoo space on your forehead. (I just like giving terrible advice, please don’t take my terrible advice.

Tom Waits-Closing Time. One of my favorite albums of all time.

@brandasaur MESHUGGAH!!! Have you listened to Periphery??? Great new “djent” band I love my metal baby…

@Transistor Just listened to some Periphery on their MySpace. The music is pretty good, not used to this guitar tone but I like it. Only thing is I am not keen on this kind of screaming-reaching vocals. I have been listening to metal for like 30 years now and I have become kind of picky on the vocals!

Right now it’s “Mixmag Presents Maya Jane Coles: Feel the Future.” I’m very picky when it comes to dance music, but this young British DJ/producer is rocking my world at the mo.

Spinning some vinyl tonight, The Doors at the moment.

Warren Zeon, Life’ll Kill Ya

More “Old Crow Medicine Show”. Specifically “Wagon Wheel”, because its one of the best songs ever. I dare you to listen to it and not like it.

Benny Goodman Trio and Quartet Sessions, Vol. 1: After You’ve Gone

Yes! Periphery is one of my fave bands at the moment. Djent is the best way to go, theres a band called Benea Reach that is pretty decent too.

Jeff Beck - Emotion and Commotion

“Classic Sounds of New Orleans from Smithsonian Folkways”

East Coast Doo Wop on Live 365

@kebamp @brandasaur Yeah Periphery’s good I don’t care for the Vox much either but I like the riffs

Type O Negative - October Rust

Morrissey - “Hairdresser On Fire”

Miles Davis…kinda blue…KRANKED!

great album nightcap. As I wait for my girlfriend to return with skyrim (guess it’s good bye for a while guys) listening to sebadoh. I can’t believe I missed this band when they where a new band, then again I didn’t appreciate dinosaur Jr. either so…

@ bob dinosaur jr. FARM is a great album!

it is. Kinda blue though is in the top ten

Louis Armstrong Plays W.C. Handy-one of the great jazz records of all time

Red Hot Chili Peppers disography.

Eat a Peach…

allman brothers…

I’m a fairly big fan of electronic music and one of my friends makes really good DJ mixes with trance, hardstyle etc.  So I’m just listening to the collection of them that he’s done, right now.

daft punk alive

Jimmy Martin " There Ain’t Nobody Gonna Miss Me When I’m Gone"

“Pain” by The Czars.

Celldweller.

with the beatles

Jeff Buckley.

beach boys SMILE

The Autumn Offering - Ghost

@pipesnusnsnuff thanks for the kind words! Lots of good taste in this thread…I’m currently really enjoying ‘The Crying Light’ by Antony & The Johnsons. I love all their stuff, but this album is just exquisite.

ORICON Top 100 2010

I hope if you like Antony you’ve at least checked out Current 93 please Jinder say you have.

Louis Armstrong-West End Blues

good stuff guys.

Chris Thile & Michael Daves - My Little Girl in Tennessee 

Guided by Voices - Bee Thousand 

great album. bee thousand that is.

Tool - Lateralus

What’s currently playing is Fighting Trousers by Professor Elemental. Chap Hop, gotta love it.

@Brandasaur do you like more death metal stuff aswell as the more deathcore stuff? Such as Skinless, Dying Fetus, Cannibal Corpse, ect. Also do you listen to Despised Icon? They are definantly one of my favorite metal bands of all time, I got to see them on their final tour. this is from their last record http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEM9W14TsWQ they started to go for that more ‘bro’ look with the flat brim hats and polo shirts, but idc about that, its the music thats important to me, and they are still brutal.

For the more socially acceptable music, I like ska and original skinhead type music. The Specials are one of the bands I listen to more than any other. Toots and Maytals are great, Symarip is great. My friend just showed me this real old school band called the skatalites http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9HyXc4e7Qc&feature=related

I like most of the skinhead music that developed afterwords, the faster ska and the punk music that followed, Cockney Rejects, 4 Skins, The Strike, Strength Through Oi! Compilation, more modern stuff like the Skinflicks. I like most punk, not just Oi!. My favorite band is probably the Last Resort http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFdGMlE-vq0&feature=results_video&playnext=1&list=PLEEB0163A0AD2172F

I like lots of folk instrumental and eastern music, Buddhabar (unsure of spelling there) is a good one, but im not really familiar with names; I like panflute music too http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOaoUx0Mc0Q

I dont listen to much pop or radio music, though recently I fell in love with the Adelle songs you hear on the radio http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAc83CF8Ejk I mentioned on a different post that she smokes cigs, we should get her to use snuff XD

I hope all these links are acceptable

just for the sake of peace I’am going to throw in that skinhead when ska was around wasn’t the same thing it is now. In fact it came from how hot Jamacia is. Just make sure people know that before it gets stupid.

311-From Chaos   Bringin’ me back to high school days.

@bob The damn Neo-Nazis even gave hairless Chihuahuas a bad name.

I tend to keep my head between skin and a #2 at any given time.  it keeps me cool since my office is packed full of heat-generating computer equipment.

@bob I think I made it pretty clear as to what ‘skinhead scene’ I am refering to.

Unfortunately I did not realise that this discussion is multiple pages and I ony read the first page when I posted, so I would like to add that Meshugga is brutal, i’m glad we got some metal heads on here. I’d like to ask, what do you think of hardcore music like Sick of it All and Hatebreed.

Definatly. Though that’s the kind of thing that in diverse groups it’s much better to over explain like my feet tattoos.

by the way morphine is on my stereo.

Fugazi is spinnin’ in the record player right now.

Jammin’ out to Tech N9ne ft. Three 6 Mafia - Demons

@Vito445
That’s my city in the background in the Despised Icon video. Montreal is a pretty good place for metal. Lots of shows and a good local scene.

I think Metal is more than socially acceptable, it’s socially desirable! Everyone should go metal now! Yeah! \\m/

edit: can’t get rid of the stupid highlights

@KebAMP \\m/

@FlippinBird Fugazi is good stuff, did you listento Minor Threat aswell?

On my computer / stereo… Howard Stern…

Edit… He’s interviewing Roger Waters… pretty cool…

@Vito445  Most definitely.  I own minor threat’s self titled album and fugazi’s repeater both on colored vinyl.  To me both are equally enjoyable, just in different ways.  Those two records are all I have of them.  Ian Mcaye turned into a great lyricist when he formed Fugazi.  Looking to pick up their other albums online soon.

Harry Connick Jr - mellows me  :D/

current 93

Sicktanick. Right now the song “Path of Initiation”.

Periphery

Notorious BIG-Hypnotize

The Derailers. Some good, REAL, country music.

@dakotas … I have “Reverb Delux” … saw those boys back in the late 90’s … during alt-country’s heyday… not many people have heard of them.  

NIN - The Downward Spiral

Korn - The Path of Totality

Siouxse and the Banshees. You know you’re on a well behaved website when you can have Korn and Harry Connick Jr. listed in the music section and yet have a total lack of verbal violence.

Method Man.

Wu-tang ain’t nothing to mess with. (radio edit.)

Tee hee.

gravediggaz

@nightcap It’s on my stereo…

they put out three great albums!!

The second gravediggaz album is incredible,

Washing machine by sonic youth

FRED – International Barbershop Quartet Champions of  1999.

(I also have a snuffbox on my stereo.)

seriously I stop after this comment. Barbershop, gravediggers and sonic Youth in three lines. and no blood shed. Wow.

I’m afraid I’m about to break the peace but… Insane Cown Posse’s Bang Pow Boom cd.

Harlequin, nightcap and talljim, If you like your hip hop check out “rhyme asylum fire in the booth” on YouTube. three of the most incredible lyricists I’ve heard in my life. I listen to a lot of hip hop. Guns, b…tches and bling were never part of the four elements and never will be! Haha

Bob, funny I listen to more Siouxsie and the Banshees more than anything else! Do you have “Nocturne” (1983, live)?

 Nothing on at the moment, but I also like The Cure, Brian Eno, Skinny Puppy, Ministry (mid career), Bad Brains, Jazz (inc Miles and Coltrane), Bob Marley, Babes in Toyland (MN, yes), of course a lil Hendrix, and other stuff still too check out more closely… 

Creole Jazz Serenaders with Don Vappie

cannot for the life of me get myself to commit to buying any new music lately … i miss albums, a cohesive whole … ruminating on Ariel Pink, Girls, War on Drugs and Kurt Vile … also thinking about picking up some more Stars, but that is a safe play on my part.  Just rummaging through iTunes … most if derivative and boring … need something that grabs me! 

The Mars Volta - Deloused in the Comatorium

Now that is a good album flippinbird. What a drummer!

Mr. O  that is awesome. Me I’ve been listening to more current 93 and morphine then anything else.

Cool! Though I’m not familiar with current 93- I’ve heard a little bit of Morphine, but not enough to really get a feel of their stuff.

Anyone heard Brian Eno “Here Come The Warm Jets”

Laibach anyone? 808state? Front 242? Other industrial’s or Techno’s. 

Just went to Barnes and Noble to use up some gift cards, and they had a 3 for 2 deal. Got: The Cure at Bestival '11, Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock, Evanescense “anywhere but home”, Brian Eno “small craft on a milk sea”, Interpol(I forget), and St Vincent. A good haul from a bookstore!

The Very Things - The Bushes Scream While My Daddy Prunes

Final Fantasy VII soundtrack…what? I can nerd out if I want to and I adore One-Winged Angel.

George Jones - Radio Jamboree 1963 album

@dakotas great taste!

Jackie Leven - Wayside Shrines And The Code Of The Travelling Man. Jackie was a friend of mine, a prodigiously gifted songwriter and storyteller and a magnetic personality. Sadly he passed away last November after a battle with cancer, but this album, recorded mere months before his passing, is a beautiful epitaph. I can’t listen to ‘Dagenham Dream’ without getting choked up. It’s such a personal song, a farewell to life itself and everyone therein, all in just over two minutes. Heartbreaking stuff from a true poet.

@Eraserhead78 Omar Rodriguez-Lopez can wail on the guitar!  Love to zone out with their music.  (especially while snuffing some Kendal Special!)

Playing The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots.

Tantric - Down and Out

Skinny Puppy - 12" Anthology

Janis Joplin with Big Brother & the Holding Company – “Ball and Chain”

sisters of mercy.

@n9inchnails

holy Sh*t  I haven’t heard skinny puppy since… '92…'93.

Man that takes me back!

I’ll throgh on some Green Jello to match that!

“Little pig, little pig, let me in”. 

Handsome Furs

Old Crow Medicine Show

Fibber McGee and Molly (Old Time Radio)

It was on the air from 1935 to 1959.

@nightcap “not by the hair on my chinny chin chin”

Last night, Siouxsie and the Banshees: Seven Year Itch,

                                                          Nocturne

Don’t really listen much during the day.

animals as leaders

ORICON Top 100 Singles 2010 —since 2 weeks ^^

The Animals - Don’t let me be misunderstood

Hey bob! What do you have by Siouxsie and the Banshees? Do you like the Cure? Is good to find kindred musicfolk!

The Steve Miller Band

I do like the cure. You know I don’t know what Siouxsie I have, I bought it and my g.f. listens to it all the time so in my mind it’s just a big box of Siouxsie. I know that’s lame but I don’t tend to learn song titles ever. Of course I like the cure but I’am not sure if i like the music or if it is pavlovian. There was a good stretch where if I was with a girl and she put on the cure it was considered to be a statement of intent.

Selfless by godflesh

Alas it’s this as my grand ma has just passed. But it’s still beautiful…

http://youtu.be/s1fTlIsUGks

scott mckenzie - san francisco

The Guess Who - no sugar tonight

bob- that’s how it happens sometimes, and yeah I get the personal association thing. In my case when I put on The Cure, it’s just a vague nostalgia about that era (the mid 80’s on forward) if anything. Hadn’t listened to them much for quite a while, then started again, thier stuff tends to hold up well over time. Never stopped listening to Siouxsie really. 

I sort of stopped listening to Siouxsie cause my girlfriend hated it and well I can respect not listening to something when she is around since she returns the favor. Then one day she listened to it again and said sometimes my head gets stuck way up my ass (her words not mine).

So is life I guess. There’s a thing or two nice about being a hermit too. (like I kinda am, a happy hermit-no estrogen in my cave recently)

I am very sorry to hear of your loss @Talljim, my prayers are with you brother. 

Wolf Song by Omnia…I love this band so much… Yes, my taste in music is very varied.

@Talljim My condolances also.

@Talljim sorry for your loss. Grandmothers have a way of making life special.

Motorhead, Clapton, Beatles, Miles Davis, Linkin Park, System of a Down, Seether, Evanescence, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Handle, at the moment.

@Talljim, sorry for your loss. I never knew any of my Grandparents, I always thought it must be cool to have them when I was younger. My kids have been a lot luckier touch wood.

@snuffster check out the Birthday Massacre. You might just like them.

I will

Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young - Ohio

 Classic Country Gold FM on Live 365

Real old time country twang music!

Auugggggh…

I can’t take any more of this twang crap!
I’m going back to Doo-Wop!

Tangerine Dream - Cyclone, while I was cooking our tea.

Authority Zero - Less Rhythm, More Booze

Whiskeytown - Stranger’s Almanac album

D12

Ween - Chocolate and Cheese

Billy Talent

Anybody Killa’s Medicine Bag CD. Oh man, I love this CD so much. I’ve been listening to my pirated version and recently was able to actually buy it, and it just sounds so much better actually in my stereo.

End of the Night- The Doors

John Lenon - Working class hero

Wolf Parade - Apologies to the Queen Mary

Keith Whitley 

King George/Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind Byotch?  JK

Iggy Pop - The passenger

@dakotas Strangers Almanac is one of my favourite albums ever…such an underrated record!!

Kate Bush - 50 Words For Snow

Electrocado - Frequency Chef

HIM - Razorblade Romance

Every time i see this tread, it reminds me to open my media player. And the verdit is…Pour Some Sugar on Me- Def Leoppard

Action Action - Smoke and Mirrors

America- West Side Story

his name is alive. Ft lake. Great album everything takes forever.

Avenged Sevenfold - Seize the Day

A CD I burned with my favorite Trans Siberian Orchestra songs.

Marilyn Manson - Mechanical Animals

Minimal Criminal - Mary Poppin’ Pills

Temple of the Dog

Various soundtracks of anime shows and video games~~

Midnight Conspiracy - Discord

naglfar  cause nail boats are awesome/

“Louie Louie” (Beau Brummels version). Mind you, I’ve got iTunes on shuffle and about 30gigs of music, so previously it was The Alan Parsons Project followed by Al Stewart…

Cannibal corpse the bleeding

Billy Squier “Don’t let me go” at the moment.

Pre-ordered Incurso, latest opus of Spawn Of Possession. Should be coming in the mail next week or the following.

Until then I’ve been listening to featured songs on Youtube. It is so addictive. It’s pure musical orgasm.

According to some reviews, this pushes music to a whole new dimension. 

http://www.nocleansinging.com/2012/02/20/spawn-of-possession-incurso/

Nine Inch Nails - March Of The Pigs

A song called “Glue Some Gears On It (And Call It Steampunk)”. No idea who does it, but I love it.

Ted Leo and the Pharmacists. - C.I.A.

Chris Thile and Michael Daves - Sleep With One Eye Open

Anyone that is a fan of bluegrass needs to find a copy of this. 

Roadhouse Blues- The Doors

Crossroads- Bone Thugs in Harmony

sisters of Mercy. and I just realized that they obviously love Elvis.

MXPX - My Life Story

Bad Religion - Sinister Rouge

a Ramones “Best Of” cd. It has Blitzkrieg Bop, Happy Family, and Pet Cemetary, so I can’t complain about it.

ATM, Foster The People’s Don’t Stop is on the local radio. This song is catchy

I really don’t listen to any “modern”, but the local alternative station has been playing some real “ear candy”.

Billy Joel- We Didnt Start the Fire.

MESHUGGAH
Koloss

Yo La Tengo - Camp Yo La Tengo

 Eowyn- Beautiful Ashes

At the moment listening some Dark Funeral

Np: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TukX_X2PjxM&feature=related

Gotye- Somebody That I Used to Know, because i’am trendy and cool.

Quorthon- Boy in the bubble

Rammstein - Mutter

Oi Polloi - Fuam Catha

Spawn of Possession - newly released (today) Incurso album.

52 minutes 32 seconds of pure Epicness.

The Doo Wop Box

(Actually, all 4 volumes of the Doo Wop Box, each volume has 4 CDs.) 404 pieces of Doo Wop shoud just about get me through the day.

Lightnin Hopkins has been on there for the last couple of days- celebrating what would be his 100th birthday.  Here’s my tribute- I have a personal challenge to post 100 barely-rehersed acoustic cover songs by year’s end. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10nElMSccYY&feature=share

Spinning a bunch of local bands (since I work in local music), and the new Say Anything album.

ChristChurch Fireworks Music- Red Hot Chili Peppers

RHCP for life. But only when they have Frusciante. Navarro is crapeh. @Pot Poe you listened to his solo work?

I have the disography, it came to me w/an unhonest method, but i love them.

@pot poe, John Frusciante’s discography or RHCP?

Red Hot Chili Peppers-via Frostwire

Currently- Gotye- Somebody That i Used to Know(gotta, at least once a day).

Navarro is great the RHCP are great. Somehow together it just doesn’t work.

Juicy- BIG

Omnia - Wolf Song. Adore this song, love this band…they just need to shut up about everything not pertaining to their music because then they just sound stupid.

@Harlequin Is that Omnia the metal band or Omnia the folk band?

Thérapy ? Troublegum /  Knives

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=94T4R8hUNIQ

@Xander The folk band. I just get annoyed with their “meat is evil. McDonalds is evil!” stuff, which was fixed by “unliking” their facebook page, lol. But their music is too good to pass up.

@johnnyfriday @pot poe I was in a band that opened for RHCP many years ago.  Very cool guys

@transistor Who was their guitarist at that the time? If it was was Frusciante Im jealous as hell.

David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust

Hmmmm It was in 2000 or 2001 can’t remember… lol
I can’t remember which guitarist it was!  I mostly talked to Flea being the bassplayer I am
We didn’t hang or anything just chatted for a few mins before and after.  I guess you can say I had a beer with them though! ha

Davay Davay - Skazi

Blew a small chunk of my wages on music again last night.  No regrets!

bass player here too gotta love the bassist, cause we know how to kick ass and only need to impress other musicians.

hmm, well, McDonalds is evil, but so is Facebook, so what do I know.

Jethro Tull - Aqualung    A new addition to my record collection.

Chopin - Etudes Op. 25, No. 12 C-Moll Molto Allegro, Con Fuoco (whatever the hell all of that means)

@Xander well to each their own, man. I’m just in it for the music. And right now I’m listening to The Offspring - Pretty Fly For A White Guy.

The music is great!

Cool Dry Place- The Traveling Wilburys. Good advice for your snuff storage.

Roxette yeah I admit to it.

Tenchi Muyo soundtrack…yup, geeking out hardccore with catchy j-pop.

Deee-Lite - “Groove Is In the Heart” – featuring legendary funkmaster Bootsy Collins!

Kottonmouth Kings because I just remembered what today is.

Brad Paisley - Life’s Railway to Heaven

Shakespeare’s Birthday?

@Xander …close enough. Listening to KMK still, specifically Reefer Madness, followed by Hold It In, then Proud To Be a Stoner. Just before, it was the song Munchies.

Junior Kimbrough - I Want to Know What’s Wrong With You

Dire Straights- I Come From the Land Down Under

Saint Vitus - Born Too Late

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unoRsQL1ocY

Ian Brown - Unfinished Monkey Business…Great album!!

Tom waits. Orphans brawlers ballers and bastards

Son Volt - Trace

the police. The album is a mix that I just started calling “Sting what happened?”

Wilco. Yankee hotel foxtrot

@ItsMajick One of my all time favorite albums! Ryan Adams - Rock n Roll here

MC Frontalot - Goth Girls

a mix of Justin Townes Earle from Midnight At The Movies and Harlem River Blues

@FischTix JTE is awesome!

Listening to Son Volt - Looking At The World Through A Windshield

@dakotas I agree completely! Son Volt is not too shabby either…have you listened to any of Jay Farrar’s solo work? He’s an incredible musician IMO.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSUEFdXXoQ4

@FischTix yeah I have. I really dig his stuff.

Steve Earle - Copperhead Road

galaxie 500 fourth of july then xtc garden of earthly delights. Then who knows.

Doctor Steel - Lament For A Toy Factory

Rufus Wainwright - “Natasha”

Wolf howls set to “new age” music…helps me calm my mind.

My Morning Jacket discography on shuffle. B-)

MMJ … best live show i have seen in some time … good one, @FischTix

Man, I’m jealous @snuffbrant! I would love to see them live! =P~ Jammin out to The Black Keys now.

Rise Against

David Bowie / “Hashes to hashes” / “Space oddity” too are in my définitive futur playlist . :)>-

Professor Elemental - Steam Powered

Johannes Kaleschke – Votiva in E minor, ZWV 18: Gloria: Quoniam tu solus Sanctus (Baritone)

Composed by: Jan Dismas Zelenka.

Seems my underlining problem (pasting stuff gets the whole underlined) only goes away if I use the paste as text thing.  Somewhat annoying, that.

Tom Waits cause Tom waits is one of my heros.

MMJ - Evil Urges

Boondox’s South of Hell cd.

VENOM - Fallen Angels

No Words by Make Do and Mend 

Tubes in my old Pioneer & Transistors in my newer but less appealing stereo, LOL I couldn’t resist . CCR @ the moment.

Gomez- pretty much all of it.

Mayhem lots of Mayhem.

Linkin Park, Evanescence, Missing Andy, M’head, Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, Handel and random tracks from the big five in the 60’s and loads of stuff from my son. He works security in the music industry and he’s always turning me on to a whole bunch of other stuff - I just can’t remember any of their names. I love this dance stuff, if I was a beginning musician these days I would get into some of that.

There was a great programme on the Doors last week, who I also listen to, the three of them look great and still have a load of passion for what they did with JM.

https://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?v=349686261755061

https://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?v=348460955210925

@Snuffster check this stuff out. You might like it might not.

Puscifier

Mayer Hawthorne - How Do You Do?
Tenniscoats/Pastels - Two Sunsets

oh the links should work now.

The Acacia Strain - Carpathian

My cousin sent me this Video today!!!

M-pire of Evil.

CunninLynguists - Dirty Acres

Rush - Moving Pictures

Alice Cooper - No more Mr. Nice Guy

Balance & Composure - Echo

penny sparkle by blonde redhead

Old man gloom, Christmas

Insane Clown Posse’s Bang Pow Boom cd. To be exact, Zombie Slide is the track I’m listening to.

Rammstein - Sehnsucht

n9inchnails- cool! Are you a fan of Laibach, Skinny Puppy, or Ministry (from the late 80’s: A Mind is a Terrible…The Land of…)?

The Derailers

Daydream nation by sonic youth… Of course

Last Resort - Right to Riot

@Mr.O Ya I’m a big Skinny Puppy fan and if you haven’t guessed yet a big NIN fan

Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin collection

English Dogs - Forward Into Battle

Blind Guardian - Nightfall

Andrea Bocelli 

n9inchnails- do you know the song Hexonxonx off of “Rabies”? One of me faves! Have an industrial day!

Steve Lacy and Gil Evans - “Goodbye Porkpie Hat” from the album “Paris Blues”

I’ve always hated the term porkpie hate cause I imagine an actualy porkpie on someones head.

Godspeed you black emperor

The Exploited - Troops of Tomorrow

Led Zepplin

Skinny Puppy - Last Rights

Herb Alpert and TJB - Going Places

Lenny and the squigtones

Adam Ant, friend or foe. “hello, I’m Marco…”

Black Flag - Live 84

Not in my stereo but soon to be live - tomorrow night, a free Jefferson Starship concert!

Green Day’s Insomniac cd.

either Five finger death punch,staind,disturbed, and slipknot mostly

Charlie Christian-genius of the electric guitar. Trying to figure out his licks

Your Song- Moulin Rouge soundtrack

Blackmore’s Night - Village Lantern

Lennon / Jealous guy ,often Lennon…

Love forever changes greatest album that hasn’t been listened to enough.

The Best of The Andrews Sisters 

Krishna Das - breath of the heart, and some Ravi Shankar

Big Blues fan…Currently listening to Keb Mo… Nice with a great drink and a snoot full of good snuff!

Roots sums up everything about politics in this country. YTF is England, and Englishness being attacked from all angles in the media etc.? ENGLAND - MORE THAN A FOOTBALL TEAM! Stefan

Englishness being atacked by Angles? What happened to the Saxons, Jutes and Frisians? ;-o

@makinps
Yeah I’m not so sure they even REMEMBER making that comment! ha ha

Because of this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUhOnX8qt3I

I am now listening to this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDYNuD4CwlI

Nowhere Kids by Smile Empty Soul.

Big Black “Atomizer”

Iron Butterfly , ACDC , Yard Birds

Scary Kids Scaring Kids

BB King

Barry Craig (an Old Time Radio detective show.)

Hugh Laurie…Let Them Talk.  Who would have thought he can put out some decent blues…

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds: And No More Shall We Part

Rosetta, The Prize Fighter Inferno, Telescreen, Vildhjarta, and lots of Classical, esp. Bach

Beverly McClellan… Fear Nothing  This gal really has soul and a lot of power.

Irish and Celtic Folk Wanderers.

Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass - The Lonely Bull

The Doo Wop Box (303 Doo Wop songs)

Afghan Whigs - Black Love

Dark Lotus - Pass the Axe

Louis Armstrong… Soooo Mellloooowwww.

Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Extra Width

I’m listening to an Old Time Radio adventure program where William (Bill) Conrad (Star of Cannon, Jake and the Fat man, narrator of Rocky and Bullwinkle on TV;  played Matt Dillon and several different private eyes and “heavys” on the radio) is climbing Mount Everest.

Butthole Surfers - Hairway to Steven

Enya,  Amarantine

Afghan Whigs - Black Love

haven’t heard them in a while.

Squirrel Nut Zippers

@Scurvy Would not like to make them mad at me

@stogie That sounds like a very wise decision. 

@stogie Listening to Hugh Laurie now… I remembered seeing him sing on TV once or twice and looked him up on youtube… Pretty good stuff! Wow.

@Scurvy… Who would have guessed.  Now he can focus on something I think is much more important and does better now that he does not have to be on the discontinued series, House.

Judas Priest - Point of Entry

A Sublime “best of” CD. 40oz to Freedom specifically.

Doo Wop!

Serj Tankian

Aqua’s Aquarium cd…don’t give me that look, my kid loves it and as long as she is dancing she is staying out of trouble ~.~;

Protest the Hero - Keiza

Scritti Politti - Cupid & Psyche

Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures

Death In June-

Tech N9ne

The Sex Pistols, apparantly…

Mungo Jerry… In the Summer Time… Brings back the memories.

Chuck Berry! good grief, the man was a genius and born 20 years before his time. Editing to say I wish these old recordings didn’t sound so distorted.

Ulver’s Shadows of the Sun

Beverly McLellan…Now this lady has soul.

Draconian - A Phantom Dissonance

Keb Mo’

http://youtu.be/axdGossqD2E

Soundgarden-Black Hole Sun

Funny thing pot poe is that I’ve started listening to Soundgarden again.

@bob I just learned about NoFX a few days ago. Good stuff. Have you heard The Black Pacific, yet? Free song to download on their website. Buddy Holly for me now.

I’ve meant to check out NoFX for a while, there’s a pic of Kat Bjelland of Babes in Toyland using NoFX stickers as pasties.

nofx is great.One of the few punk bands I can stand. They’re very sarcastic in a great way.

Landau Eugene Murphy That’s Life - My Way

I should check them out a bit more, but I do like some other punk stuff. Think I kinda dig stiff little fingers, but gotta hear them more too.

Marilyn Manson - 5 albums on shuffle

Fossil Collective - Let it Go

Apocalyptica covering Metallica http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjXFRSuSnh4&feature=related Who knew cello could be so METAL

@basement_shaman How about METAL HARP! http://youtu.be/M6t3BvsbmzU

@Scruvy now that is a dying art. She is Awesome. If I ever am sick enough to marry again I’d book her to perform Jonathan Faganello doing Black Sabbath paranoid totally is rocking out His parents must be proud

Godflesh- Streetcleaner

@basement_shaman & @scurvy: If you guys like that you really need to check out Rodrigo Y Gabriella http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0CsLefLisE Who would think Mexican guitar would be so ass-kickin’? \\m/

Circa Survive, but these three are always on. http://youtu.be/HFDdIIITJ08

Katatonia - Lethean

“Bouree” by Jethro Tull.

@basement_shaman I love apocalyptica. Haven’t heard from them is some time.

Arrived in my in box today, a new one for me, Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRWMwpPlm28&feature=g-all-u Not bad, but I think the girl is lip syncing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ko1zmBgvbiA&feature=share From one of my favorite albums.

Since I listen almost exclusively before I crash out at night and not this time of evening- last night: Brian Eno-Here Come the Warm Jets.

To echo something @basement_shaman posted above: Ragnaröek I just discovered these guys through the magic of youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3-wIoiPHYI&feature=related Who knew bagpipes could be so METAL

Steel panther - funny stuff

Enya - Boadicea

DS 13- Killed by the Kids

METALLICA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5z3QQ8kN5I

George Benson-It’s Uptown. Pair it with pipes and pinching and heaven on earth results.

Firesign Theatre : Don’t crush that dwarf hand me the pliers !

Johnny Winter - Bluesman

Royal Trux - Cats and Dogs

Leonard Cohen. Songs from a room

Art and Language - Corrected Slogans Officer!- Ossification

Citizen cope

Trivium - Forsake Not The Dream

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7miRCLeFSJo I heard this song on the radio the other day and was like what a cool song! Older folks on here probably know it

http://youtu.be/ww5GXbk58R0

Echo and the Bunnymen

@BigDaddySnuff … excellent! E&TBM! “Ocean Rain” and “Porcupine” on vinyl … so good.

oh man you guys better listen the Chamleons UK. I’am. I mean if you like echo and you don’t like Chamleons I don’t know what to think.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsgQzsHyLFU&feature=related

i’m with you, @bob … Chameleons UK = yes. I may have “Strange Times” somewhere on vinyl … gotta dig it out.

@snuffbrant Yes my friend! I grew up in the eighties or the ‘New Wave’ era. Roxy Music, Peter Murphy, Bauhaus, Depeche Mode, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Cure, Love and Rockets…All in rotation on my ipod. Reminds me of the good ole days.

Absolutely, BigDaddy … me as well. Your rotation sounds about like mine, along with The English Beat, The Church, New Order, R.E.M., the Replacements, on and on … man, say what you want about the 80’s, but the “alternative music” at that time was truly something special. Had to really hunt for it and drive miles to a college town record store to find good music.

@snuffbrant Brother our tastes are identical. The Church, Hoodoo Gurus, ABC, XTC, Tears for Fears. The 80’s, in my opinion was a magical time in music. There was a huge blend of all kinds of music. I think it had a lot to do with a surge of British music that influenced American taste. It seems we get a flood of great music that way. Assuming your in the states. I am really interested in collecting vinyl now. Before I really didn’t care about format but I really dig the sleeve art. Maybe I will start hunting around for vinyl

@bob, wow, Chameleons are good! My first impression it’s like early Cure with Joy Devision and a hint of Isis.

Not sure where in the states you are, BigDaddy … but vinyl is certainly making a resurgence … in cincinnati, Everybody’s Records and Shake It Records are two very good spots to thumb through vinyl stacks. Every time I drop the needle, that hush and whir and flickery static is music to my ears.

Scissor Sisters

And my Window Media player random choice is- The Invisible Gardener, Bright Eyes.

Nirvana and RATM

@bob yeah I love the chameleons. Thanks for posting the vid.

I don’t care what anyone says, the Red Rockers were not a one hit wonder. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVxQKvMUYb0&feature=fvwrel

Jay Reatard- 06-07 Singles Black Lips- Arabia Mountain

Jackson Browne

Razakel’s new album, “Muerta”

New album Wovenhand “The Laughing Stalk”

SuperHeavy - Miracle Worker

George Thorogood & the Destroyers – One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZYjHsbSQpY

Traffic- Dear Mr. Fantasy

Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song

Ten Years After-The Bluest Blues and Slow Blues in C…

Clutch- 50,000 unstoppable watts

@scurvy Is it on a 45rpm? Check out the “B” side.

Anyone else like cock sparrer? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRSP0K-RLMQ

@Xander not a 45, but pulled it up on youtube. NICE!

@Vito445 No I have never heard of them but I’m a huge fan now. Anytime I see dudes older than me up on stage rocking as hard as these guys I have nothing but respect. Nice old school punk rock sound. Have you been a fan of this band for a long time? I going to look these guys up on the internet. I like to learn the history behind bands.

@Vito445 I was reading the lyrics to the song ‘Tart’. Classic! This band is going into the rotation. Thanks for the post.

@BigDaddySnuff In my younger years I was always a metalhead, but now Punk and Oi! makes up 90% of the music I listen to. I found who Cock Sparrer was through the compilation album Strength Thru Oi!

Minus the Bear: Infinity Overhead

Steve Earle, Bonnie Raitt, Lucinda Williams, John Hiatt

Later… Little Feat, Santana and maybe Jeff Beck for good measure

@Scurvy The reason I ask is because it was the only single to contain a non album b-side: the relatively rare “Hey, Hey What Can I Do?”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h\\_csfX\\_OEGA

don’t know but I like it. Some type of classical. Very pretty.

yonderboi - come on progeny

Ray LaMontagne

Fred Hersch

Fresh Air on NPR.

Aretha Franklin – Baby, I Love You

Jamie Smith’s Mabon

zagar - wings of love

Musical Magic! I can only aspire to be as cool as Nick Lowe. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6no9DKxJhW0

The Mars Volta-Noctourniquet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJAkeUvCL1s&feature=relmfu

AncientFaith Radio (Talk) ancientfaith.com

Wolf Song by Omnia

J.S. Bach, the Brandenburg Concertos.

@rabelo It says “The uploader has not made this video available in your country.” :-? Lame. So in response to that I must listen to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k40su7eHgIs

Black Flag My War

Just streaming WMMR. Plan on getting Green Day concert tickets this Saturday for January

@xander Damn! Maybe work by this link: http://vimeo.com/34420194 You guys would not understand nothing anyway… Hahaha…

Drive by truckers

No dammitt…A mouse!!!11

Afropop Worldwide http://www.wcmu.org/radio.asp

The mouse was real. ran across my foot !!

DJ shadow Endtroducing…

Didjits Hornet Piñata

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuPxlVJ3NVc&feature=related

Pink Floyd : The Wall

Which one is Pink ?

My Morning Jacket: Evil Urges

World Cafe then Echoes Yes I have internet radio But also. Adcom amp, Magnavox cd and B&W speakers (with kenwood lo7c preamp if needed. Harmon Kardon ST-8 TT

gotta still love that vinyl

Ricky Nelson (not Rick Nelson)

Big Mama Thornton-Hound Dog and Ball 'n Chain.

The Stranglers “Rattus” Does not get much better.

Dhrun you mean Elvis didn’t write hound dog??

Dave Mathews and Tim Reynolds live in Vegas. they are amazing together

Dhrun you mean Elvis didn’t write hound dog??

That’s correct. It was written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, they gave it to Big Mama, who recorded it in 1952. Elvis covered it in '56. The Presley version is by far the most popular, but I prefer the original. It’s on the 'Tube, recorded in mono of course, but still very much worth a listen.

@Dhrun I like that version. I think I have it here somewhere. Might be on my Time Life Roots of Rock CD Now this: Have I posted it before? Anyway, I keep going back to watch it. Not sure why… http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=S761FwuY6TY&NR=1

Yonder Mountain String Band

Neon Indian

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shM3Nm-wRrs&feature=related These guys are great…

Black 47

The new Dylan album. It’s pretty good.

Alan Parsons Project- Tales of mystery and imagination.

Doctor Steel - Lament of a Toy Factory.

cEvin kEy - tHe gHost oF eAch room

@n9inchnails I love cevin key.

Q strange. The only rap I listen too. His earlier album was the story of a cerial killer and each song tied into the next step of his journey.

London Symphony Orchestra-Beethoven, The Number 12 Looks Like You, John Frusciante

Sicktanick - Ordo Ab Chao, from Chapter 2.

MUSE - The Resistance

Fibber McGee & Molly (aka: “The Johnson’s Wax Program”)

Gorillaz- To Binge Ft. Little Dragon

A bit of SKA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXOuRtllecc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDoVLgmpqOE @PotPoe Gorillaz are one of the best bands in my opinion.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZtJqDIom5Q

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqKcUS2Npic&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWhXyNL74yI

And something from the 70’s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mW9TIKrxT18&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgcoHFSO8Bg&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAAyaJBfNpU&feature=endscreen&NR=1

Com Truise Dreambender

SLAYER

Big&Rich - Hillbilly Jedi …I like it

Phillip Glass Violin Concerto

Boondox - They Pray With Snakes

Dokken - Broken Bones! Huuuuuuuge!! B-)

Bob Dylan - Tempest

Been listening to Purity Ring. Like a combination of Crystal Castles and Skrillex. I listen to everything, just depends on my mood.

Kyuss - Welcome to Sky Valley

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTMHriyjJxQ&feature=related

http://youtu.be/iywaBOMvYLI

I’m a huge fan of people posting videos. Thank you to those who do it! Saves me one less search on youtube. You guys rock.

Suicidal Tendencies - I feel your pain…And I survive! 8-X Huge guitar!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgBrPQCSdW4&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XcTyEKSnYg&feature=related

Aaron lewis. I love staind but Anything he does acoustically is amazing. He’s also the only country artist I can listen to. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KItw0KA\\_Rkg&feature=youtube\\_gdata\\_player http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g00viKxg9sA&feature=youtube\\_gdata\\_player http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlSsk-X5WuA&feature=youtube\\_gdata\\_player

@distaind I hear what you’re saying about country artists. I’m not a country fan but Aaron Lewis is legit. Thanks for the videos, gives me something to listen to while I browse the forum.

@distaind 's last post brought back some memories. Mad Season was a great colaberation band. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fm72DPJCX58

@bigdaddysnuff I completely forgot about them thanks for bringing it back. Time to dig thru my CD collection. I really like this thread. I’m always looking for new music and its always great to rediscover forgotten great songs and memories. Thanks to all

Vivaldi’s concertos. This stuff is brilliant. Everytime I listen, it blows me away again and again.

Vivaldi’s concertos. This stuff is brilliant. Everytime I listen, it blows me away again and again.

I love them too…I play bass in a chamber orchestra…so I know them well…

Also agree on Vivaldi, just listened to La Serenissima…lovely.

http://youtu.be/SgfHz792Kqs

All you snuffhouse punks, check out these skinheads from indonesia http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-f4403mYd8&feature=related

Stereophonics - Maybe Tomorrow. on my youtube list

Cynic-Focus…music from the other side…

I am venturing into the world of classical music for the first time and research the music that classical admirers post which led me to Vivaldi. I found the following composition very enjoyable especially: 2:13- Things mellow into this tension building syncopated (is that the right term?) beat 2:23- Violin comes back in to to add force and seems to pull the background along 2:33- Violin now takes lead, background fades 2:42- Violin ties in the background but plays twice as fast, still building more tension 2:51- There seems to me to be three layers here. You have the background playing whole notes, something playing quarter notes, and the main violin playing triplets. (I don’t play so I’m just winging it, so correct me if I’m wrong) 3:12- POW! everything comes together, releasing all that built up tension. At this point you have to decide whether to shit or go blind. I can honestly say this music gave me goose bumps but I had to listen to it 30-40 times to really appreciate it. I didn’t realize how complex classical music is and requires the listener to be engaged to fully grasp it. I’m kinda diggin it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzCL9uLkQSI

http://youtu.be/pt5Jn1Ei67E

@bigdaddysnuff good one. That’s one of my favorites. Everyone needs to have the whole of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons in their collection. Winter is the best, Spring is the second best. But to listen to the whole work together its pretty amazing.

@Xander I am listening to the complete Four Seasons and it appears that what I posted is only a portion of Winter. Is that correct? It seems like within Winter there are two other movements. I’m lost. Winter starts at 32:48 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRxofEmo3HA

@Xander I am listening to the complete Four Seasons and it appears that what I posted is only a portion of Winter. Is that correct? It seems like within Winter there are two other movements.

That’s correct.

Look at all yous, sofisticated and such. Lou Reed- Take a Walk on the Wildside

Yeah classical is some classic music for sure.

@Bigdaddysnuff that was one of the most beautiful pieces of music I’ve heard in a long while. Stefan

One of the many bands/projects the lead Singer for faith no more has. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pcvBFFflEc&feature=youtube\\_gdata\\_player

C.S.N.

All of you have great taste in music!

I don’t I like too much to call it taste anymore.

Archaic Revival http://www.paganevolution.com/sounds.html Not sure how I found this, as its a very small indie band, but I ended up buying the CD several months back from their online vendor. I recommend track 2 and track 4. (though the whole album is very good)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubmH929syvU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eu2169itPM0 Yes one of my all time favorite albums. Mixes my love of old industrial with jazziness.

If anybody can make a guitar talk hes one of em.He also gave lessons to Kirk hammett from Metallica and a few others I can’t recall of the top of my head http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4GpGL9EbMI&feature=youtube\\_gdata\\_player http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCGCG\\_N2b30&feature=youtube\\_gdata\\_player

I think satch is the best of the guitar wankers. He’s the only one of this flashy super skilled guitarists that seems to think in terms of songs more so then showing off. Nothing wrong with showing off by the way, I just like substance more.

Jammin- Bob Marley

Johannes Brahms Violin Sonata no. 1

The Rare Earth cover of The Undisputed Truth’s Smiling Faces… youtube.com/watch?v=WXoCaMBoZlA

Iron Butterfly-In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida 17.22 minutes of meditation, love the drum solo http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=GzmmUZ9D9Uk

http://youtu.be/0T6sHBMvEEc

http://youtu.be/CY6A5arNCQQ

Haaahaahaaa http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAhCpAS2AwA

I wish I could like that a hundred times.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ou7qYW-SJkg&feature=endscreen&NR=1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kBo1Xc\\_MeY&feature=related

I’m a huge Kate Bush fan. This is an epic song with one of the best videos I have seen in a long time. Yes, that is Donald Sutherland. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K69hEnLpSY8&feature=related Now for an even more epic cover of the same song. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-e\\_iVCPIv7U

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSSVaW5fklc&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHYOXyy1ToI Purely for nostalgia!

http://youtu.be/bM5NK73G0Jg

@joesnuffer - oh yeah man, I love joy division AND New Order too! @DocCherry one of the legends of prog rock. Awesome post!

@BigDaddySnuff LOOOOOOOOVE will tear us apart… again. hahahaha

@joesnuffer they made a great movie about joy division, it’s worth a watch.

I also have to admit to having a rather large collection of Detroit Techno on vinyl.

Actually one of my techno shows is on replay right now. It can be tuned in here: http://am1610.org/

@DocCherry you mixed this?

Davie Allen and the Arrows

@BigDaddySnuff and anyone else. If you’re into electronic music, tune into my show at 10pm tonight EDT. It’s all-vinyl and all-Detroit – http://am1610.org

Flash back to polyester http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=xs25ML9Ap9I These were strange times. The Brothers Johnston Band

I make some electronic music. https://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?v=349695771754110

Volbeat, Coheed and Cambria, Florence and the Machine, Johnny Cash, and We are Augustines, just to name a few of my more listened to artist / bands…im a music freak and listen to anything that sounds good or sets the mood for me…been listenin to alot of Ashes Divide as of late \\m/

http://www.youtube.com/aclfestival?feature=inp-lt-acl-ny I’ll be tuning in for some new bands and some Dinosaur of music . Last night Crazy Horse was awesome. Iggy & stooges, Red Hot Chilli Peppers later

http://youtu.be/0tLsFsGxLmE

cheap trick

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeyRvNFJgL0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RK9NpGr2-s

Haaahaahaa http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSuIZ11JdUg&feature=related

ole school funk. Cause I’am feeling funky.

http://www.youtube.com/embed/ViydVOjaY\\_o

@sldt That video is really good. Fits the music nicely.

Hey! I Like IT! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPFGWVKXxm0

Icessant Mace-Soundgarden

At the moment (and for the past few weeks) I’ve been listening to the ‘Official Live BootLeg’ from Status Quo’s Quid Pro Quo in the car. Just awesome. If not, Radio 2.

Bahta Gèbrè-Heywèt

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-mEvdTo0G4&feature=share

Elliott Smith - Rose Parade

Listening to the soundtrack to The Merchant of Venice, I love the sound of Andreas Scholl.

Wild Beasts - The Club of Fathomless Love His voice is bizarre, for most people at least, but if you get used to it, they make some fantastic music.

Carbon Based Lifeforms is on right now, and I am not a stoner, just great music

Lots of Gomez, followed by lots of Old Crow Medcine Show.

Tame Impala - Keep on Lying

Jimmy Castor Bunch some funk for the season http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=8BPb1UnD0kc Edgar Winter Frankenstine http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=P8f-Qb-bwlU Focus -Hocus Pocus http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=RFDW9b\\_ejfI

Tame Impala - Nothing That Has Happened So Far Has Been Anything We Could Control

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9hLcRU5wE4 I just love this!!!

mewithoutYou - Elephant in the Dock Can’t remember for the life of me how to post Youtube videos.

@TopographicTales It’s easy. Find the video that you want on youtube copy the url and post it in your message. I always like to click “preview” before I post just to make sure everything works.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ByuytGwryQ

@BigDaddySnuff Ah, in another forum I use I have to put youtube in brackets or something like that. Thanks man.

hardbop on jazzradio.com

Counting Crows - Hard Candy http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Qc0l2OAvhog ( tried to edit to add in video, but there was no attach file :-S

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=wZZaO1u3Vhk From their new album, which is good, but not as good as the first.

One of my favorite albums : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDkqu7GPd0o&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=tYWfTVO0Nmc http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=hbFFGOv2gtg http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=7bDg7n-chhU

Elizabeth Cook’s “Gospel Plow” album and Andrew W. K.'s “I Get Wet: 10th Anniversary Edition”…

Today: Modest Mouse Thelonius Monk Assemblage 23

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=xJUDk6a4GsI

God Bullies. War on Everybody

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfwy0BRBc5g A little Crimson for lunch.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=locIxsfpgp4&feature=youtube\\_gdata\\_player

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2o28RaxfFC8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CFfFL6Gm3k&feature=related Nice pick @TopographicTales your selection made my day.

@BigDaddySnuff I never really got into them, until that one scene in Tarantino’s Death Proof and since then I keep going back to them.

LOL that’s how I found them also.

Danzig-Her Black Wings

@DocCherry cheers for introducing me to am1610. Keep it going

@londonsnuffs I’ll have to do a new show on Saturday evening and mention you and snuffhouse.org.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZTkBdIlAaU Since I found these guys last year sometime, I’ve been completely obsessed. They’re musicianship is insane, they’re technical as hell, the compositions are awesome and change all the time, Jennings’ voice is ecstasy for the ears and both albums are masterpieces for me. I need another one!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=UxxdVAJM1HY

@basement_shaman Great selection. This is one I will have to buy on dvd for my collection. The music flicks from this era are timeless.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3IyH8So62E good band name @-)

Here’s one we’re just releasing today. My friend’s band BAD PARTY. The song is called Rape Detroit. It was recorded in my studio and I just finished making the video. http://youtu.be/thNSmF\\_tFPk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=HIPDMoNH8bQ

@basement_shaman Floyd’s best album, IMO. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v80aDPBu27U The scenes from Melancholic work so well, but the choppy stuff doesn’t. Either way, Gonzalez is a genius and this song is so deep.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wP6-wlhviKw New album! It’s been something like 10 years since the last one, and it is another masterpiece.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BDHjSBi\\_io

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZVuLbAPi1E love this guy. a singer of LOVE/HATE band

Listening to Audio Noir (old time radio cops & robbers.) http://audionoir.com I just found the site this week.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bcE\\_LUxaJY One of my favorite bands and my favorite song from them. They also have the greatest drummer alive (other than Neil Peart), Gavin Harrison.

Been on an early Steve Winwood kick lately…two versions of Can’t Find My Way Home and Dear Mr. Fantasy. youtube.com/watch?v=IN1J5sMv28Qyoutube.com/watch?v=VT-SFgkVlnoyoutube.com/watch?v=xT4-iBuDw0Q&feature=related

I’ll be on the air in 20 minutes. 10pm - Midnight EDT. Tonight is my show which features all-Detroit House, Techno, and Electronic music. All vinyl. http://am1610.org

@DocCherry I like the footage ,That unfortunate woman trying to park, I would had ram that car at 2.52. No seat belts or air bags back then.

Going oldies. These songs my dad played on our road trips back to new York and Florida to visit family. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PECmjB9df0w&feature=youtube\\_gdata\\_player http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAsV5-Hv-7U&feature=youtube\\_gdata\\_player http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUwjNBjqR-c&feature=youtube\\_gdata\\_player

White Flag “Wild Kingdom”

Long intro 3+ minutes then full concert .75% Black Sabbath Alive and still Rocking the House http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=1R-ThRycpsM Crank up the volume! Ozzy is making love to the world

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNgBjN0kZl0 not what I’am listening to the girlfriend is listening to it on headphones. I don’t even know why I’am sharing this.

http://youtu.be/R-eb64NfCrQ

http://youtu.be/RA\\_wEnOVWcQ

http://snuffhouse.org/discussion/5433/ot-whats-in-your-stereo#latest

Happy Halloween Witchy woman http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=eVXqocPAz1k Black magic woman http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=HDLLXUaqZxg Camarillo Brillo http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=P4EzT7KHgEU

No power still and possibly till Monday or later, so it was the iPods last night, and we kept some Andrew Bird on all nght. He makes great fireplace music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNQAMY8UlOs&feature=related this may help

@bob I could only like it once. So I just wanted to let you know I would like it like 15 times if I could. One of my favorite bands, ever. Love Fragile, but Close to the Edge would be my desert island album.

I don’t know what it is but I figured this is one of your favorites. I guess I’am just good at figuring things out about people. Roundabout used to be one of my show off songs (crudily called a panty melter). I forgot how to play it now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VNUyjRRjxM

I looked out side and this song came to mind http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=dN3GbF9Bx6E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRKGKXL1seE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TG9-j3eevL4 Probably my favorite song written for film. And, from one of my favorite films of all time. Terrence Malick and Hans Zimmer = Gold.

A couple of old guys playing some early Pacific Northwest heavy metal…Fred Turner has always had a monster voice, and at damned near 70 it’s only gotten better. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xp3X1bcILNA

Erm, one of these days I’ll get the tags correct…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=\\_p\\_MvePxC4w Courtesy of the film Savages. I love Massive Attack, but hadn’t heard this remix before. Well…Serious! It starts to get awesome at the 2 minute mark.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKjVy\\_\\_kvB8 On an electronic binge. Stanton Warriors are a new age breakbeat duo. And, they’re beasts.

Rammstein http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5dm7AYZ-tg&feature=player\\_detailpage&list=AL94UKMTqg-9ANxPPPdVGhQ3Hx4Rlr1LbV http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=DgK5M1zX\\_jY

The Crystal Method… http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=Vp1gfSyiDV0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1tlyGcAHbU When the hell is his new album going to release?! I don’t know if there are any hip hop fans here, but Jay Electronica is what the genre needs.

Yours Truely, Johnny Dollar The insurance investigator with the action packed expense account!

Bullitnuts - A Different Ballgame, great album!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0XepjKgZEY They can do no wrong.

Ella Fitzgerald… what a set of pipes!!

Skynyrd http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_embedded&v=jgr2MmqO37Y

I just want you, snuff ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LM33\\_L2kKnQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDd4KezAFv8 Can Okkervil please release something new!

Look at then yoyos http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=lAD6Obi7Cag now that ain’t working ;remember when they had VJ’s and played videos

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPO81Fz4s2g I’m so happy right now I can’t even think straight, been waiting for this since I saw them over the summer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6P5CGGTqobc

Can. Tago Mago

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzGT17DLfo0&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIgNBxNvAJg I’ll be on this album for a while. So good.

Enya Amarantine… Very mellow after a LONG week at work.

The Lark Ascending, by Ralph Vaughan Williams, performed by Tamsin Waley-Cohen. Wonderful way to wake up on a Saturday morning, with a big cup of Kona coffee, Cheetah in the nose, and this on the headphones…bliss. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gglG3c7VoR8

Changes by Murderface http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWSIlmeHlzw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqUUqnjxwqk One of my favorite bands ever. And, there’s nothing like the live recordings, I just wish I got to see them. Seeing Furthur is quite the experience as well though. Can’t wait until they come around again.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1VqXjvDxik One of my favorites. Not just this song, but the whole show. Amazing.

Rolling Stones…Sticky Fingers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7Mo4Lgx9uM

Dean Martin compilation.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyatNz8vC-w

Purple Haze, Jimi Hendrix… showing my age!

A blast from the past… Spantaneous Combustion… Loud

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQiwDslUD34 Once I get going with the Dead, I can’t stop, for weeks.

Run to the hills http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=geHLdg\\_VNww

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9zLqVVGmEY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mATsN9oTjfc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s57FtD2HKLw I’ve read things about a new album. Please! Give us another one!

Tool the best prog band that people think is a metal band ever! Just finished listening to a hell of alot of Django Reinhardt. What an amazing guitarist. Interestingily just like toni Iommi of black Sabbath, Django injured his fingers and had to develop a new style of play because of it. Just a little synchronicity for y’all.

now listening to a mad favorite del the funky homosapien.

@bob Hell yeah, they most certainly are. They’re technical masterminds and it’s exactly what my ears want. The more technical and talented, the better. Also, props Del. Love that guy, and Heiro. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5veGuULOso Another awesome prog band. They are similar to Porcupine Tree and also have that Pink Floyd influence as well. Fantastic band.

@bob Hell yeah, they most certainly are. They’re technical masterminds and it’s exactly what my ears want. The more technical and talented, the better. Also, props Del. Love that guy, and Heiro. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5veGuULOso Another awesome prog band. They are similar to Porcupine Tree and also have that Pink Floyd influence as well. Fantastic band.

It is band from Poland, I have their fantastic debut album Out of Myself!

@Honza777 Yup, they’re amazing. I love everything they’ve done. They’ve got another album coming out in January! Stoke! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDy4V2Mmm-c Can’t get enough of the new Deftones album. I think it’s probably equally as great as Diamond Eyes.

@TopograficTales- Great! Try a new Warnot album - His Blood Is Yours. I´m excited

Steppenwolf… Born To Be Wild… Of course!!!

@Honza777 I checked it out, it seemed good until the guy started singing. I’ll give it a more thorough listen sometime soon, because the music was pretty sick. The Mountain Goats - Amy aka The Spent Gladiator 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sNakKm3Pr0 Any Mountain Goats fans? If not, his voice can take some getting used to but he’s an outstanding songwriter.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oO1UCKQ2uJk The whole album is fantastic!

@TopograficTales : Man that´s great!

Erik Satie - The Gnossiennes

@Honza777 Right! He’s an awesome songwriter. He writes songs that are like short stories of everyday type people. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRN9YTXEXkU

Gettin down with some Ziggy Marley

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xi\\_TafYAcd8 For those who like their music insanely complex, and heavy as hell. BTBAM is one of the most technical bands around and the new album is another masterpiece if you ask me.

BB King/Eric Clapton… Ridin With The king A classic album

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v80aDPBu27U M83 - Outro I can never have enough of this song. It’s so deep and emotional.

All that remains http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=gGtW4AFyLyM http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=raRHUG0PkQU http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=nV4GM9tF2BA

“Yours Truely, Johnny Dollar” The man with the action packed expense account… America’s fabulous freelance insurance investigator!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPoOXdEzk34

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_embedded&v=xJT8sDrGMbo

I’m not a big fan of this musical genre but it’s worth watching the video clip. I really enjoyed! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGpzGu9Yp6Y

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=ZQ\\_JAgHxR14 http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=TechHc8GK\\_Y http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_detailpage&v=xTQF89JiEJc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hMmMpZ64mQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZawuqVe8V1Q&feature=related

Been liking these guys for the last year or so, just picked up this CD http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWxBrI0g1kE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TudLjZ\\_4VhU

Natalie Merchant - Tigerlilly

Who remembers this one? Takes me back… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NW7VnHnX3LQ

http://youtu.be/-S089zAHE-E

I am listening to Sangre Azúl right now…do you remember them Wulfensteinsson?

My pick for greatest guitar solo of all time, Hendrix live at the Fillmore East, New Years night 1970…Machinegun http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wN2sIKpSu10

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuU3Nkv0xbc Paul Banks - The Base This song is amazing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsUUV1VDE3Y yes I is on a Maiden kick.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ob2kxnCnw2k From The Evens new album. The Evens are Ian MacKaye (Fugazi/Minor Threat) and Amy Farina (The Warmers).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HYtbC0vcB8 3 for 3. They just keep putting out gold.

And now a guitar solo of an entirely different sort… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nx7vOb7GNBg

@Dhrun That’s awesome. Loved it. It also got me thinking of one of my favorite guitarists these days, his name is Tosin Abasi and his band is Animals As Leaders. They’re nice and heavy and he writes everything, it’s absolutely amazing. Here’s a track… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmfzWpp0hMc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoHgV6UNMLM Their new album is amazing. I got the special hardcover booklet CD, love it! The singer/songwriter of the group does the artwork, with serious style.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKaTJJdQCOE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dnu\\_kI3eII

@bob Great taste sir. Agalloch is amazing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsM872xBi9Y How the hell did these guys slip by me all this time. They’re absolutely fantastic.

first time I heard them actualy. yeah they’re something awesome.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vceUQkBFe70

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Awg99tk6vys Wish they never broke up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wdJTZn1LQk Beautiful. Post rock is such a good genre and there are so many great bands within it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcbmBm5k-dc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBupYYeyOCY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVbaYdh6hhc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9zmp4fxKW0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxa7oZGZ-wA

Bad Religion - American Jesus

Alice in Chains - Would?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUAhfyMf59s Just get back together damn it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5ZYXBtEuLw&feature=autoplay&list=AL94UKMTqg-9BOxj-lddXFe1NHeAOCSAcs&playnext=2

A Mediocre Time with Tom & Dan www.tomanddan.com

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wP6-wlhviKw This album is such a masterpiece.

Freddy knew? the rest of the band didn’t have a clue http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player\\_embedded&v=3p4MZJsexEs

@basement_shaman Love Freddy! Queen was amazing. Sacha Baron Cohen is going to play him in a biopic, which I’m very interested in because he can pull that look off and he’s a talented guy.

Fragile - YES!!! I remembering buying this album when it came out. A classic then and a classic now…

@bob Fragile is great. CTTE is my easy favorite, but Fragile is right there with Relayer, Tales and The Yes Album. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unb3m\\_6ceZQ

Soundgarden - Superunknown

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=437fzZYu5vQ anyone else find it hard to listen to this album without saying shut the fuck up donny?

Watching the Hurricane Festival, some good stuff…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qs5wIJlUK1o One of my favorite songwriters. It’s just too bad what happened to him, suicide or otherwise. Shady situation.

Hawaiian Pandora Radio

Dragnet Yup… It was on the radio before it was on TV.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dx4w8cht-\\_Y&feature=plcp oh yeah this is my music project by the way.

Klaus Schulze, ‘Timewind’.

Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power RIP Dime!

@nosemboss… If you emboss your nose, how in the world can you enjoy your snuff???

@howdydave

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqcLPYtG3Fw&feature=plcp

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJfPePBmhZQ&feature=plcp more o my stuffs.

Let it Bleed

thanks mr tales

Hellyeah http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooKQdrJ2C4Y

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGHlZwMYO9g Title track from Gojira’s newest album. These guys are just amazing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6XOuiqW0WI Old school house music. Underworld kills it man, they just don’t make it like this anymore.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=utkLVQYv3tE&feature=endscreen

Dinosaur Jr.-I Bet on Sky