Tool - Forty Six & 2

Green Jelly, 333

This was my first metal album. It never gets old.

The Sweetest Perfection - Depeche Mode

Placebo's Sleeping With Ghosts album.

I intend to follow it up with Garbage 2.0.

Crazy Horses- The Osmonds.





Yes Really. It's an awesome tune!!

NIN - Into the Void

Goldfinger's 'Open Your Eyes' album

Super Drive - Erm.. I dunno who it's by. x_X;

Feeder - Swim

Tin Hat Trio - Company

Particle Man--They Might Be Giants

Radiohead - Creep and a really odd playlist including Time is Running Out - Muse, a couple Doors songs, AFI - Death of Seasons and Jethro Tull...later tonight, I have no idea what I'll end up listening to. Radiohead - Kid A is a guess though.

Dir en Grey - Berry

Listening to Electric Music For Mind and Body, by Country Joe and The Fish

Mostly Aberfeldy and Mark Lanegan Band this week. Nice contrast of light and dark. Mmm...

Looking forward to sampling the new Nick Cave double album next week, PLUS the promise of a re-release of Sigur Rós' 'Von', a new offering from Therapy? and thousands of gibbering nerds forking over their pounds for shiny copies of the Star Wars DVD trilogy. Heh heh heh... we've got 400 copies of the damn thing...

soundtrack to Ghost World... it's definitely eclectic

FURIL - Yume Miru Ai Tenshi. Yeah.. I pretty much understand none of the lyrics. But, I still like it.

Thrice, The Illusion of Safety

The new Nick Cave album(s) own my personal stereo at the moment, as they should yours.

Other listens have been the Winnebago Deal single 'Cobra' (rocktastic), the aforementioned 'Von' by Sigur Rós (weird - one track sounds like a cathedral inside a whale, and another like whales inside a cathedral), 'Damage' by Blues Explosion (strikingly bonkers), and the new Super Furry Animals release, being a 20-minute live version of 'The Man Don't Give A F@ck'.

Now I'm listening to a sound that may well be the girl upstairs having sex. I wish she had better rhythm...

Mushroomhead, M3

The Rasmus, In the Shadows

I just got the simpsons on TV in the background.

nothing at the moment (damn library), but Modest Mouse, Good News For People Who Love Bad News, when I get back to the flat. Either that or both Yeah Yeah Yeah's albums. Groovey.

The Mad Capsule Markets, OSC DIS

Incubus - Just a phase

Angel of Mine - Monica

Verbum Caro Factum Est- Benedictine Monks of Santo Domingo de Silos.

Hold Me Now, by the eighties band Thompson Twins.

(I think my musical taste is very different to a lot of people here )

it doesn't matter everyone has different tastes. I myself enjoy a bit of classic Queen - the best band ever!

I think what he was trying to say is that not everyone has the same great tastes as me on the forums. There are the odd few, but even they fail to live up to my greatness

'Serart' at the moment...whoo for odd variations on Armenian folk music.

The STills - Logic will break your heart (album)

Muse - Absolution album

Modest Mouse. They're pretty sweet. Thanks Jaq!

'Perfect Day' by that very prolific group, Various Artists. Hehe.

MIA - Foo Fighters

Centerfold - [spunge]

It's a brilliant cover

Commanche by CAKE

Vanessa Carlton - Twilight...

1985 by Bowling for Soup

Godsmack, self-titled

Green day - Homecoming

OMFG - this album is mind blowing!!!!

[FONT=Optima]99 Red Balloons, all three versions . [/FONT]

Drowning Pool, Sinner

Sad Songs and Waltzes by Cake

Converge - Jane Doe

...Alanity, will you marry me?

Converge - Phoenix in Flames

Absolutely by Nine Days

Virtually anything by Bowie, Steely Dan, or Joe Jackson, at the moment...

It's been Sigur Rós (Vooooooon...) and Super Furry Animals (Man Don't Give A Monkey's single - top Bill Hicks sample!) all week for me. Couldn't be bothered changing the CDs in my bag.

On the SFA note, I advise everyone who doesn't own all their albums to get 'Songbook Vol. 1', their new singles collection. Personally, I bought the DVD edition, so I could relive their marvellous videos. 'It's Not The End Of The World?' alone is worth the asking price.