Thread: What are you listening to right now

Originally Posted by bustak

Bo Diddley - Who do you Love?

RIP

" I Get A Kick Out Of You" ( Cole Porter/Django Reinhardt)

Heard this on the radio today and it always cheers me up,

Got my iPod plugged into the stereo with Tim McGraw on random...

96 songs = 6.5hrs worth

Dream Theater - The Dark Eternal Night In

Originally Posted by cimboc

Got my iPod plugged into the stereo with Tim McGraw on random...

96 songs = 6.5hrs worth

Crikey, is that FLAC ?

Deltron 3030 for me.

After Tuds mention in another thread and about a days worth of downloading

3rd Bass The Cactus Album

Classic

Originally Posted by Lambik

" I Get A Kick Out Of You" ( Cole Porter/Django Reinhardt)

nice!

Deftones - Bored

Rush - YYZ (live)

I have that 3rd Bass album Melvin. haven't listened to it for a while though.


WeekendWarrior, Tubthumping by Chumbawumba is on youtube I think if you want a flash video. You can download it with keepvid.com otherwise you should try something like piratebay.com and look under its name or chumbawumba. They'll offer the whole but you can often select only the songs you like once you open the torrent. You do need a torrent downloader for that.

Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine - 30 Something .....(while I still am!)

Van Morrison....days like this

Handsome Boy Modelling School - Hows Your Girl?

AC/DC - Bad Boy Boogie

Neil Young - Comes a Time

Norah Jones - Not too late

Bloody jackhammers outside pulling up a perfectly good fountain and carp pond.

Freak Power - More everything for everybody

good summer tunes from 10 years back. keeps me in good mood.

Slider process presentation..


yawn...

My 1 year old whacking the lid off the rice cooker onto the floor. His rythym needs improving and the instrument needs changin

Suicidal Tendences volume 2

My daughters eleventh birthday party with 20 out of control children at the top of their voices in my living room. AND ITS RAINING OUSIDE

Radio 2

Beethoven - Symphony No.9

His last complete symphony and the one where he famously had to be turned round at the end of conducting the premiere, to see the applause of the audience, due to having gone totally deaf by this point and being unable to hear either the music or its reception.