What Are You Listening To?

BlueMDPicker

Johnny Winter - Hey, Where's Your Brother?
1992, Virgin US, CD

The first CD I ever owned, a gift from my brother for Christmas in 1992, it remains one of my favorites.

Shannon W.

Tori Amos! Pretty much a compilation of her stuff that I made. but Loosing my religion works for me right now. She Killed that cover!!!!! (In a Kick @ss way)

Shannon

wingnut4772

Lyle Lovett.

It's Not Big It's Large

Excellent album.

Face

On disk two right now.

fireshoes

Nightwish - Dark Passion Play

treitz3

Face, I was listening to David Grohl [guy on the left] way back in high school. I was running the sound board for the talent show in [if memory serves] '85. Damn Fire Marshall motioned for me to kill the sound, stopped the show mid run, walked down the isle and proceeded to tell everyone that they must sit down or the show was to be canceled. "Safety regulations". Only time in my life I was mad at a fireman. The student body instantly BOOOO'd him until he sat back down, but the show went on.

They were playing "wipe out" and all the students got out of the seats and started air surfing. Yeah, he was wearing the girl outfits back then. White bra and a black skirt for that concert, complete with makeup. That wasn't a marketing thing, just David.

Back to the subject.....listening to Taco, Puttin' on the Ritz.

VR3

Im listening to a fan...

Hmmmmm

heiney9

I will be listening to Van Halen live tonight around 9:00. I have been real skeptical since they announced their reunion and have even made fun of them because of all the antics over the years. But now that the concert is less than 24 hours away I"m actually pretty psyched.

So far they have been getting pretty good reviews and I don't expect them to be like they were in the 80's, but if they can come close I'll be happy. I really didn't think it would last this long.

H9

PhantomOG

Against Me! - Thrash Unreal

song is awesome.
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Shizelbs

Face wrote: »

On disk two right now.

I have that but haven't listened to it hardly at all. How is it?

Face

Shizelbs wrote: »

I have that but haven't listened to it hardly at all. How is it?

There's a few songs that I can listen to over and over, and there's a few I can't even make it through once. If you're a big fan of them, you need to give it a try.

treitz3 wrote: »

Face, I was listening to David Grohl [guy on the left] way back in high school. I was running the sound board for the talent show in [if memory serves] '85. Damn Fire Marshall motioned for me to kill the sound, stopped the show mid run, walked down the isle and proceeded to tell everyone that they must sit down or the show was to be canceled. "Safety regulations". Only time in my life I was mad at a fireman. The student body instantly BOOOO'd him until he sat back down, but the show went on.

They were playing "wipe out" and all the students got out of the seats and started air surfing. Yeah, he was wearing the girl outfits back then. White bra and a black skirt for that concert, complete with makeup. That wasn't a marketing thing, just David.

Very cool!

Mike682

Christmas Music!:D

Playing on music choice and also XM

treitz3

"Tusk" and "As Long as you Follow".

Tusk has always been one of my fav's.

Shannon W.

Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, Temptations, School of Fish!!!!!!!!!! <--- Three Strange Days (Ya Baby!) Staind, Aaron Lewis (Acoustic: outside), Korn (Live: Acoustic) and whatever else I find on the iPod!

Shannon (Rock Out Saturday)

hockeyboy

My 15's love this...

bigaudiofanatic

Eagles

lightman1

Dug out Cheap Trick Live at the Bhuddakan(?) and Dream Police. Still great after all these years.

audiobliss

Pandora.

Hillbilly Band by The Marshall Tucker Band at the moment. I like it!

shadowofnight

At the moment......

strider

Picked up a halfway decent copy of the 1812 Overture on Friday. Living Stereo LSC 2345 with Bolero on the flip side, cleaned it up and threw it on the table on Saturday. I think this is the first time I've heard the entire 1812 Overture, obviously heard the cannon parts a bunch during fireworks, etc. Very impressed with the soundstage, I'd say it's definitely the widest I've heard in my system, the height is there as well. I can also place the instruments very well within the soundstage. Not very impressive was the cannon shots, sounded like they played them through a tape deck into the concert hall.

BottomFeeder

BlueMDPicker wrote: »

Dave Mason - Certified Live
1976, CBS PG 34174, 2-LP

Recorded at the Universal Ampitheater, this double album live set is Mason at the absolute top of his game vocally and instrumentally. The opening cut, an **** bumping funked-up arrangement of "Feelin' Alright", sets a standard that is never compromised as Dave works through several Traffic covers, an Eagles standard, a Dylan/Hendrix anthem, slow blues, and several of his signature hits.

A "must have" for Mason fans or exactly where to start for someone looking for a solid introduction.

I was there for the concert and a terrfic one it was! Thanks for helping me relive a great memory!

BlueMDPicker

Daryl Hall and John Oates - Bigger Than Both of Us
1976, RCA APL1-14S7, LP

I believe this was the first LP I ever acquired by the duo, and it's still my favorite.

shack

BlueMDPicker wrote:

Daryl Hall and John Oates - Bigger Than Both of Us
1976, RCA APL1-14S7, LP

I believe this was the first LP I ever acquired by the duo, and it's still my favorite.

I have that LP as well, but have not listened to it in a looooooong time. I should dig it out.

"You're a rich girl, and you've gone too far

cause you know it don't matter anyway

you can rely on the old man's money..."

BlueMDPicker

Dig it out, Steve. It's definitely worth a spin.

Carrying on with:



Daryl Hall and John Oates - Voices
1980, RCA AQL1-3646, LP

Side B is dy-no-mite! Most excellent cover of "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" (I still can't believe that whack job Phil Spector had a hand in that tune), "You Make My Dreams Come True", and the pre-Paul Carrack cover rendition of "Everytime You Go Away" (penned by Daryl.)

Ron-P

Kylie Minogue - Fever (Japan import)

BlueMDPicker

Little Feat - Sailin' Shoes
1972, Warner Bros., CD

"Just give me weed, whites, and wine...."

Shannon W.

Tool-Undertow
Release Date: April 6, 1993



Tool-Aenima
Release Date: October 1, 1996


Shannon

jflail2

Diskreetse Mango Trio........this band is so odd I can't stop listening. And despite having "trio" in their name, there are like 50 people in this band.

Still, its a weird/interesting change of pace....

Shannon W.

If you like funny bands Check out "They Might Be Giants"

Shannon

halo

Excellent live performance by Melissa Ferrick.