What are you listening to? (1 Viewer)

[Chris Tedesco]

Engineers

Beck

Miranda Lee Richards

 

[Chet_F]

Smile Empty Soul - Self Titled

Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds Live 2-7-99 Weis Ctr, Lewisburg, PA

Foo Fighters - In Your Honor.

I must have seen 3 or 4 used copies of the new Foo Fighters at the local used DVD/CD store. I think it's a great double album. I prefer the rock disc especially the first 4 songs. I can't imagine why people don't care for it but to each their own.

 

[Dave Simpson]

Hey gang,

At this moment, I'm not currently listening to anything other than the same old stuff I've been hearing for a couple of years. That is to say, no new CDs (all my spare change has gone to DVDs). Nevertheless, the reason that I post in a thread in which I have little to contribute is simply to observe that I am heartened to see that in a thread of this title, not once have I seen anyone reply saying they're listening to the latest Britney, Eminem, 50 Cent, or any other crap that currently clogs the charts; maybe I'm an old f**cker, but these replies remind me that I'm in the right place here. Glad to see that individual taste is alive and well!
As for me, I heard a number on my local jazz station the other day by a fellow named Ernie Andrews, an elderly chap from Philly. My Google search led me to his site and several song clips; Amazon will shortly be receiving my order for three of his discs, so that's what I will
be listening to. Cheers!

DS.

 

[Dave Simpson]

Sorry...double post.

 

[nickGreenwood]

Nickel Creek - Why Should the Fire Die
Joshua Radin - First Between 3rd & 4th (The song "Winter" was on an episode of Scrubs)
Mute Math - Reset [EP]
Earthsuit - The Rise of Modern Simulation
Jack Johnson - Brushfire Fairytales, On and On & In Between Dreams

Single songs:
Alison Krauss - I Will (Cover of the Beatles)
Alison Krauss and Union Station - Baby, Now That I've Found You
Rolling Stones - Honky Tonk Woman

 

[PaulDA]

Coolest soundtrack ever--Shaft, by Isaac Hayes (SACD).