Another "Whats in your CD player" thread

Tim Buckley - Goodbye and Hello

Song: Gonna Take Alot Of River
Artist: Oak Ridge Boys
Album: Monongahela

Live in Amsterdam-DJ Tiësto

Nickelback: Silverside Up

I uncovered it the other day and have hardly stopped listening to that album since

Song: Rocky Mountain Way
Artist: Joe Walsh
Album: You Can't Argue With A Sick Mind

Mozart Arias-Thomas Quastoff



[edit on 2005/10/2 by GradyPhilpott]

Ocean Colour Scene....I keep switching between two albums

Broken Toy - Broken Toys.

I've heard OCS before, random.

Originally posted by UK Wizard
Ocean Colour Scene....I keep switching between two albums

Which 'uns?

Currently got Potential Futures by Duels claiming its place in the player.

H.U.V.A. Network - Access to the Long Fields

daft punk - the brainwasher

Daft Punk - Aerodynamic ^^

I am a male in my early 50's. I have eclectical musical tastes; from heavy metal to Ani Difranco, Greg Brown, Dan Bern and that indie/hippie/folk sound. You can find almost any genre playing at any time at my place. Recently, I was on the road with a friend that I hadn't seen for a bit. While driving she asked if she could put on a CD while caught up on what has been going on with our respective lives. We didn't have much of a conversation, I must admit. The tape was by a New York "anti-folk" artist named Regina Spektor. The music was indescribable a cross betwen jazz/folk/and something ethereal. Her vocal techniques are, well, often the very definition of eclecticism. I've been playing that tape over and over (I made sure that my friend "forgot" her CD) and all can say is give her a listen. It may not be to your taste but you'll have to admit, this woman can sing.

Alright, I'll be checking it out.

In the meantime : Liquid Tension Experiment - When the Water Breaks.

Song: Slowwwww Riiiiiiiiiiide
Artist: Foghat
Album: Dazed & Confused soundtrack

Foghat and Slow Ride (does the guitar slide)

McFly - All about you

Song: It's Hard To Kiss The Lips At Nite That Chew Your Ass Out Day Long
Artists: Vince Gill, Rodney Crowell, & The Notorious Cherry Bombs
Album: The Notorious Cherry Bombs

Jack Johnson: Brushfire Fairytales