What songs are you listening now?

[djeipa]

I'd just call to say i love you, old song though but truly a good song.
and *I love this bar*

You will also enjoy yourself much more with *Say you love me (never never go away)*--this disco brings back good memories of me and my loved one.

 

[blimkie]

Weezer- The Blue Album

defiently thue best weezer album there is right on matthyaouw

 

[honestrosewater]

Ah yes. Pablo made that prelude famous all around..

Still, nothing beats chaconne

I haven't had the pleasure. I'll be sure to check it out.

So you like the piano? Do you like Chopin?

 

[laminatedevildoll]

Is that because you can't shut it off or is someone torturing you?

It seems like everyone else is listening to pretty cool music, so I thought I'd mix it up a bit.

 

[Bladibla]

I haven't had the pleasure. I'll be sure to check it out.

So you like the piano? Do you like Chopin?

Yeah. The nocturne in C sharp minor is one of my favourite pieces.

 

[Bladibla]

oh, if you want to hear the chaconne, go to this website:

http://www.greatjsbach.net/WorkDetail.php3?detail=BWV1004

It's korean, but just tick on any of the bottom list A 'ciaconna' (there are different instrumental versions avaliable) and press 'send'

The original is for the violin, but the piano version is earth-shattering.

 

[matthyaouw]

defiently thue best weezer album there is right on matthyaouw

It's certainly very good, though I've not heard all of them. Maladroit is also good. The new stuff is terrible though

 

[arildno]

The chaconne.

EDIT: "Knowing me, knowing you" at www.abbasite.com

 

[Bladibla]

The chaconne.

EDIT: "Knowing me, knowing you" at www.abbasite.com

huh?

 

[arildno]

huh?

Oh, I listened to the chaconne for some time, it was good. Then I listened to ABBA.

 

[dduardo]

The Shins - Chutes Too Narrow (The Album)

 

[dduardo]

Got a couple more:

The Decemberists - Picaresque (The Album)
The New Pornographers - Twin Cinema (The Album)

Good Stuff

 

[Lisa!]

Don't come with you now even to the paradise- :zzz:

 

[matthyaouw]

Metallica- S&M.

Metallica playing with a symphony orchestra. An interesting combination, and one that for the most part works quite well. Matt's recommendation of the week.

 

[Lisa!]

Finally stopped listening to a sad and stupid song and now I'm feeling better!

 

[wolram]

Meat loafs bat out of hell, proper music

 

[tribdog]

I like that one song by John jackson, jack johnson, jon jonson, jack jackson one of those guys, where'd all the good people go.

 

[mattmns]

Eric B. and Rakim -- Follow The Leader

"I can take a phrase that's rarely heard, flip it, now it's a daily word."

 

[ron damon]

Judas Priest - Hell Patrol - Painkiller
W. A. Mozart - Symphony 11 in D Major K84 2.Andante
W. A. Mozart - Klavierkonzert Nr. 20 in d / Allegro
W. A. Mozart - Symphony 32 in G major, K.318 2. Andante
Alemañy, Jesús - Descarga De Hoy - Cubanismo
G. F. Haendel - Concerti Grossi, op.3 & 6 (Disk 1) IV. (Menuet)
J. S. Bach - Violin Concerto in E (BWV 1042) Allegro assai
Meat Loaf - Priscilla - Midnight At The Lost And Found
Black Sabbath - When Death Calls - Headless Cross
Klein, Krasa, Schulhoff - Forbidden Music
Pet Shop Boys - Dreaming Of The Queen - Very
The Cure - a letter to elise - Paris
R. Strauss - Music for Wind Ensemble, Oboe Concerto (disc 1)
Metal Church - Start The Fire - The Dark

yes, I'll continue to update it until I get up from the computer

 

[ron damon]

Metallica- S&M.
Metallica playing with a symphony orchestra. An interesting combination, and one that for the most part works quite well.

Really? I thought that album sucked

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

Shook Ones - Mobb Deep
I Try - Talib Kweli
The Corner - Common

 

[mattmns]

Shook Ones - Mobb Deep
I Try - Talib Kweli
The Corner - Common

Awesome! How are Talib and Common?

 

[wolram]

Shook Ones - Mobb Deep
I Try - Talib Kweli
The Corner - Common

Where the eky thump are you guys, this is some sort of unknowable mumbojubo
right ? please say yes, or i am lost in the 60s, 70s .

 

[mattmns]

You are lost in the 60s, 70s. I am in the late 80s right now, listening to Big Daddy Kane -- Long Live The Kane (Ain't No Half-Stepping')

 

[The_Professional]

In My Head - Queens of the stone age

...simply great

 

[Lisa!]

Hero
I swear

(You don't know the artist even if I tell you)

 

[arildno]

"Heroes" by David Bowie, perhaps?
Great song.

 

[Vincent Vega]

Mysterious Ways -U2

 

[matthyaouw]

Red Hot Chili Peppers- Dani California.

It's the first single off their not yet released new album. You can get it off their website here:
http://www.redhotchilipeppers.com/news/news.php?uid=161

 

[JamesU]

Animate- Rush

 

[Bladibla]

Hungarian rhapsody no 14 - Franz Liszt

 

[Astronuc]

I've been listening to Jethro Tull lately. Last night I listened to ablums "Thick as a Brick" and "Minstrel in the Gallery". I was recently listening to ablums "Stand Up" and "Benefit".

I saw Tull in concert a few times during the 1970's. Always excellent concerts.

Ian Anderson and JT are in a class by themselves.

 

[GregA]

The Black Album: Metallica
can't stop listening to Enter Sandman

 

[turbo]

Right now, Muddy Waters. Next song, who knows? I've got a Sony 400 disk carousel player (most of the collection fits in there) and leave it set on "Shuffle". Next song could be by Marc Cohn, Sweethearts of the Rodeo, Clapton, Taj Mahal, Keb' Mo', Robben Ford, Traffic, Allman Bros, Riders in the Sky, Leon Redbone, Led Zep, Satriani, Vai, the Johnsons (Eric or Robert), Reba, Vince Gill, Aerosmith, ZZTop, AC/DC... There's no Rap or Opera in my collection, but there's a little of everything else.

 

[turbo]

I saw Tull in concert a few times during the 1970's. Always excellent concerts.

I saw them on the kickoff of the Aqualung Tour (being in the very northeast corner of the country, Maine got a lot of kick-off performances when I was in college). Anderson threw his flute in the air, spun around once like a baton-twirler and missed the catch. This was apparently not the first time that he blew that move, because a well-prepared roadie tossed him another flute very promptly.

 

[Astronuc]

I saw them on the kickoff of the Aqualung Tour (being in the very northeast corner of the country, Maine got a lot of kick-off performances when I was in college). Anderson threw his flute in the air, spun around once like a baton-twirler and missed the catch. This was apparently not the first time that he blew that move, because a well-prepared roadie tossed him another flute very promptly.

I think I heard about that. He caught it in Houston. One of Martin Barre's guitars was stolen at the beginning of the show. I think it was returned some days later.

Even after 40 years, The Tull are still going strong and are currently on a lengthy tour of the UK. Locally, the band are playing Bristol's Colston Hall on 16th March.

BBC.

Jethro Tull - The Aqualung Tour

Excerpted from the BBC and edited - Jethro Tull played Birmingham's Symphony Hall on 2nd March, 2006. They apparetly played the entire Aqualung Album in the set, along with the classics and some of the less well known songs.

Ian and Martin are still going strong!

 

[Bladibla]

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[JamesU]

Brain Damage. If you don't know who wrote it you have no taste in music

 

[heartless]

rolling stones - always suffering

P.S - About 2 years ago, there was a song I heard many times while sitting in a car. Guy sang about his father, slow rhytm, sad but nice song. I've never gotten to know the title of it, anyone knows what I am talking about? This song was quite famous.

 

[JamesU]

that description's a little vague...no more details?

 

[heartless]

I know, don't know much about that song. All I know is that that guy sang about his father, like he died. It was many times on the radio and music top lists, besides this, I know nothing about it. I'd really like to have that song, though I know nearly nothing about it.

 

[heartless]

Yo yomamma you're so cool. :!) You bring luck and inspirations. I just did my google foo for 2003 music toplist +father and I got it all.
That song is Luther Vandross - Dance with my father.
Cool song, take a hear,

http://rapidshare.de/files/11896475/Luther_Vandross_-_Dance_With_My_Father.mp3.html

 

[JamesU]

While I still haven't figured out what I did--thanks

 

[Astronuc]

While I still haven't figured out what I did--thanks

Your inspiration, I believe. Maybe heartless thought - what would yomamma do?

 

[Leah]

Eminem and Nate Dogg - Shake That.

 

[DeadWolfe]

Weezer - In the Garage

 

[mattmns]

Boogie Down Productions - Poetry

 

[Cyrus]

The new song by the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Dani California!

Hmmm, hey mattmns, give me some classic songs. I have been looking for some. I have some RUN DMC stuff, but I need to find some more. Give me suggestions.

 

[TheStatutoryApe]

Not listening to anything currently but I think the last thing I listened to was Soul Coughing, the Ruby Vroom album.

 

[mattmns]

Well if you want some classic rap from the late 80s check out the following:

--Eric B and Rakim - Paid In Full, and Follow The Leader (imo, Paid in Full is the greatest hip-hop/rap album ever.)
--Boogie Down Productions (BDP) - Criminal Minded, and if you like that, By All Means Necessary (If you want a phyiscal copy of Criminal Minded then you should grab a copy at amazon.com quick, because it is somewhat difficulty to get as it goes in and out of production. Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00005QDCC/?tag=pfamazon01-20 )
--Ultramagnetic MCs - Critical Beatdown
--Big Daddy Kane - Long live the Kane and It's a Big Daddy Thing

I would start off with Paid in Full for sure, and if you can, at least get the First album I listed from each group/artist.

Ohh, Cryus I am not sure if you wanted songs or whole albums. Either way, pretty much every song on each album I listed is a classic.