What Is Everybody Listening To Right Now????

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[Diana Moon Glampers]

A Whiter Shade of Pale
If music be the food of love
then laughter is its queen
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[Artguy]

Too Rich For My Blood by Patricia Barber, a great all round musician that defies categorizing....love it

[mnaz]

Paul's Boutique, Beasties.

Damn man. They say this record was made (with the help of the Dust Brothers) as a sort of homesick love letter to New York City while the Beasties were in "exile" in LA...

Mostly its just a groove-- a dense, layered kickass groove...
love that "waxin' & milkin'" line in "Looking down the barrel of a gun"...

Yep.

Over and out... until next time....

[mnaz]

couple of old reggae mix tapes... lotta great rhythms...

faves...
Never Never- Prince Buster
Open up the Iron Gate, & Reconstruction- Max Romeo
Sufferer's Choice- Sugar Minott
River- Zap Pow
Throw away your gun- Prince Far I
Caution- Bob Marley
Thank you- Burning Spear,
and many others....

Found a great old Lee Scratch Perry compilation disc ("Voodoo i sm") today at a used CD/record store; I've wanted it for awhile, but it's out of print... lots of great old rarities. "Mash Down", by Roots is excellent, as is "Foundation Dub", Scratch's reworking of the Hombres' "Africa"... good stuff throughout, and that trademark Black Ark studio thick lo fi sound... niceness indeed...

[Anonymous-one]

Gerry Mulligan _ Prelude in E minor. ( Bossa Nova )

Stan Getz , Joao Gilberto _ Desafinado

[Arcadia]

"Gerry Mulligan _ Prelude in E minor. ( Bossa Nova )

Stan Getz , Joao Gilberto _ Desafinado"

great music for february!!!, I think it´s more in the mood of the end of summer than the carnival sometimes too much noisy music!.

I friend just gave me these two:

Norah Jones, "Not too late"
Sting, "Songs from the labyrinth"

[stilltrucking]

Belly Of The Butterfly
Raga Celtic Blues Band

[Arcadia]

Johnny Cash, Lou Reed, Bluegrass and Doc Watson. LimeWire works!!!

[Anonymous-one]

New York Dolls_ Jet boy
James Cotton_ Rocket 88

[Arcadia]

Luis Alberto Spinetta (a random selection from limewire)

[stilltrucking]

Neil Young, interview and songs from 1984

Field of Opportunity

Are You Ready For the Country

song for his daughter

[Andeh]

In a hour I'll skip across an ocean of many bands
Ejamplo:anything Live at the Village Vanguard (I am picky about jazz, but everyone seems to sound good when they played there)
a bit of Ministry
a bit of Pavement
Thurston crooning "The Diamond Sea" (which is the best song ever and Lee sing-talking "Skip Tracer" (as Lee is God)
Jeff Buckley- Sketches for My Sweetheart (who died too soon)
a bit of French or Portuguese music

might switch from Frank Black to Cramps. who knoweth
more hours listening to too many bands to mention. Crunchy granola jam bands. Trapped in the 80's and 90's. And no one's list can be complete without Dexy's Midnight Runners. Bill Hicks is not music, but I'll make him music. Oops, time's up.



And I am thinking about Elliot Smith. Not listening to him, but thinking about him as a person.

[Anonymous-one]

anything Live at the Village Vanguard (I am picky about jazz, but everyone seems to sound good when they played there)

If you haven't listen to it yet : Bill Evans - The Complete Live At The Village Vanguard 1961

[Dave The Dov]

Been a while since I last contributed to this!!!! Here Lightnin' Hopkins do up some "Green Onions!!!!" Enjoy!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ke36JJ3mdSQ
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