Music Lovers - What are you listening to right now?

[cronsell]

RWG got me into John Mayer. What an amazing performer/musician! Bought his last 2 albums, but don't know this one. Is it the one with all the blues songs?

Really looking forward meeting you in Brussels, so we can talk a lot about watches and music (playing)

Yes, it's the guitar trio album with Steve Jordan on Drums and Pino Palladino on Bass...seriously awesome stuff, more like hearing John live, where he let's his guitar playing shine much more than he does in the studio. That dude is a savant or something...anyway, get the Try! album if you like Hendrix, he covers a couple of his tunes and the whole album feels like that kind of stuff. I'm also looking forward to Brussels, we'll talk more about this stuff then...I feel like I just hijacked this thread!

[magagne]

Dream Theater made some nice albums in the early nineties, like "Images and Words". But they have put out some disappointing efforts too. The newest one, Systematic Chaos is actually pretty good... and I've been listening to it quite a bit, just like now.

Ah!!! Dream Theater, a art-rock fan that we have here (influence by Rush). I can suggest in same style, PlanetX, Derek Sherinian, Liquid Tension Experiment, Arena, Joe Satriani, etc.

Rush was my favorite group when I in my 16 years old, but after discovered classic music, Yes, Genesis, and Italian progressive group, and some art-rock stuff, Rush are now far behind, I listen them just by nostalgia

I listen now new-age stuff, George Winston, piano, with this bad/sad weather here.

[magagne]

I'm starting the morning with this prog classic: King Crimson: Red

I'm working with my stepfather in the same office, and he can't stand my Zappa, Crimson and John McLaughlin albums... but today he's on a business trip... so rock on!

Now we talk

[scoobs1971]

.....anyway, get the Try! album if you like Hendrix, he covers a couple of his tunes and the whole album feels like that kind of stuff. I'm also looking forward to Brussels, we'll talk more about this stuff then...I feel like I just hijacked this thread!

Then I must have this album too .

And to get back on topic I'm going to listen to his version of Axes, Bold As Love as we speak......

[a german in denmark]

Pat Metheny "Still Life (talkin')", before that Al Di Meola "Cielo E Terra", next: Dominic Miller "First Touch"... Yeah, it's sunday morning, sun is shining and I'm in the mood for that kind of soft guitar...

[scoobs1971]

Pat Metheny "Still Life (talkin')"

Classic album!

[pubus]

on my jet audio playlist there are currently few albums

its either tab two or riverside

I damn enjoy every song of these two first artists

[Dario33]

The Killers - Sawdust

[hambone]

Lee Oscar, Befrore the Rain. Classic and one of the grestest harp players ever.

[Victoria]

Lee "Scratch" Perry's Panic in Babylon

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Joy Division's Heart and Soul

(Can't wait to watch the DVD of "Control", the film about Ian Curtis)

[By-Tor]

As I type I'm listening to a classic (or it should be) DMB Before these Crowded Streets...I forgot how great this album is...especially through some decent Grado cans!

Totally agree here. Their best studio work... even better than "Under the table and dreaming".

Carter is the man!!!

[subzero1]

Some of the best Beethoven in recent years:

[eddhead]

Derek and the Dominos.. Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs. Put in on this morning for the first time in years. Really made me smile.

[eunomians]

Lee Oscar, Befrore the Rain. Classic and one of the grestest harp players ever.

Nice! His 3 LPs are amazing!

For me: Circa 1969... The Deviants LP #3 (their last LP)

[subzero1]

Mahler!

[Victoria]

New Order's Crystal

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Paul Oakenfold's album Bunkka (all of it)

[TeeJay]

More random MP3s.

Current: Blue Oyster Cult - The Reaper (Don't fear)

Next: Queen - A Kind of Magic

[eunomians]

[manuel]

Lee "Scratch" Perry's Panic in Babylon

&

Joy Division's Heart and Soul

(Can't wait to watch the DVD of "Control", the film about Ian Curtis)

Hey Victoria New Order and Joy division are nice!!!

New order also plays a lot of JD songs.

[Victoria]

Hey Victoria New Order and Joy division are nice!!!

New order also plays a lot of JD songs.

Good eye, Manny.

Not sure if posting my selections have made people realise, but I love post-punk and reggae most of all. And I love "clean" sounds -- Joy Division are the epitome of that.

Check out Shiny Toy Guns, if you like that, Manuel!

[eunomians]

And lastly (since 7" singles are so brief):

Been on an I.R. kick again as of late--resurrecting the old dusty scratchy sounds...

[vlydog]

[Victoria]

Client's Radio

Flabby's Mambo Italiano (featuring Carla Boni)

[jamriff]

[Pugwash]

(Can't wait to watch the DVD of "Control", the film about Ian Curtis)

I saw it at the Grosvenor Cinema in Glasgow. Afterwards, there was a discussion about it with Stuart Braithwaite of Mogwai and the head Psychiatrist of a local loony bin. Highly interesting and an excellent movie.