Mushroomhead, XIII

Philip Glass' 3rd Symphony.

Just to be flippant...

Chris Rea - Driving Home for Christmas

Music made for an April fools joke a few years ago to convince people that Monkey Island 5 was due to be released.

A Perfect Circle - Vanishing

Rasputina- Why don't you do right

Nightwish - Higher than Hope

Sparta, various songs. Thanks, Novander.

Lacuna Coil - No Need To Explain

Kaiser Chiefs - Oh My God

<3 Novander

Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No.2

Blame my A level music teacher.

Angel Eyes - Jerry Cantrell

I'm streaming it from Jerry's official website. It's to celebrate my completion of the CoBBS/MAA animation.

Fun Boy Three - Our Lips Are Sealed [12" Mix]

The Prodigy, The Fat of the Land

afro-celt sound system volume1

Bush, Sixteen Stone

Go nineties rock!

Aimee Mann - Lost in space

Blur selftitled

Happy Day- The Dresden Dolls

I'm listening to Love Street By The Doors.

Dorian, by Bloodflowerz.
<3
And Switchblade Symphony.

Nymphetamine - Cradle of Filth
Green Day - Holiday
Splashdown - All Things
Alanis Morissette - 8 Easy Steps

On repeat...over and over... and over...


Fal xXx

Old Beatles... a lot of Beatles... some more Beatles...

I'll admit to to it-

Alison Krauss - Forget About It
(yes, that a country singer)
In my defence, I'm in Texas. If I didn't listen to country, I would be shot.

Sophie B Hawkins - Damn... I Wish I Was Your Lover

Linkin Park, Meteora

Jonathan Coulton - Skullcrusher Mountain

*squees happily in Jaq's direction for maaking me download it*

Coldplay - In My Place

But no singing on it, purely instrumental - it's providing backing for my own attempts at singing it, for my second singing lesson this Saturday. Woo!

Cruxshadows- Here Comes The Rain Again

Hell is for Heroes - I can Climb Mountains

Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Chile single

On good ol' fashioned vinyl.

5 posts 'till 800...

Sunny Came Home - Shawn Colvin

Alice in Chains - What the Hell Have I

Great song, but competely different to my Hendrix listening earlier...

1 post 'till 800...

Veruca Salt - Aurora (on repeat...repeat...repeat...)

sigh...tis pretty!


Fal xXx

Bush, Sixteen Stone

Rufus Wainwright - Cigarettes and Chocolate Milk

The only song I know, and have ever heard, by him. And I only have it because a friend of mine forced me to listen to some of his stuff. I like it... but he has an almost apathetic singing voice. He might as well be going, "blah blah blah". Still...

I don't know if anyone has poked at this over the last 88 pages and I can't really be arsed to find out, but Plaid had Björk perform vocals on Lilith on their 1997 album Not For Threes, the same year she worked with another Warp stalwart, LFO's Mark Bell, on her album Homogenic. Vespertine was largely produced by San Franciscan duo Matmos, who are pretty fabulous.

Plaid recently produced The Lovely by Mara Carlyle; it is as the title suggests.

Mr. Jonman and that Kybosh fella; I like yous both as you have fabulous taste in electronic goodness.

Today I have been listening to

Sharpen Your Teeth by Ugly Casanova
Oceanic: Remixes/Reinterpretations by Isis (and friends)
Some Cities by Doves
Infinity Land by Biffy Clyro
Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes by TV On The Radio
Wind In The Wires by Patrick Wolf
and I'm presently enjoying Venice by Fennesz

Bauhaus- Who Killed Mr. Moonlight

I've so turned into a goth. >.>

Bright Eyes, Billy Talent and the Kinison.

And a lot more Sparta. I've copied the rest of their first album to my computer now. I'd forgotten how good it all is.

Yay Sparta...

I've been listening to my A Perfect Circle CDs because I needed to rip them to my computer

Currently - Passive

*bugs Nov to send him aaaall his Sparta when he's back on fastband*

Currently The Cult - War (The Process). In general, lots of various stuff, I've been ripping lots of CDs recently.. I have so many! I'm quite liking Bad Religion - The Defense and Elviss - D-Change as individual tracks. I'm sure you're all fascinated.

Maybe I'm extremely biased, but I've never had a taste for Sparta. They seem kind of uncut and whiny to me *wonders briefly if the knife fight will proceed now or later* I got to see them live about a year ago, and (maybe the sound was bad, maybe they weren't prepared) they sounded pretty bad.

At the moment, I've got "Sweet Transvestite" blasting through headphones so I'm not subject to dinnertime ostrasation (is that a word) from my lovely parents.

Last night: Nine Inch Nails - Hurt (live courtesty of snoo's "phoning people while at a gig" skills).

Currently: AFI - Sing the Sorrow

Hmm, no, I can understand your sentiments. In fact, were you to class all of ATD-I and its derivatives the same way, I wouldn't complain, despite being a huge of fan of them. It's not your easy listening sound, if you get me.

And I believe you mean 'ostracisation'. You can put a z in that for being American if you want.

Current track: In Flames - System. This is an oddball of my music library, really, but I quite like it.

Pulp - Common People

bit of a change from last night

Led Zeppelin - Out on the Tiles

I love Led Zep, they've got such a varied sound... from blues-ey to epic-ey to funky...

Coldplay - Clocks

I'm listening through my Led Zeppelin vinyl collection in a random order, and now I'm on the track before 'Out on the Tiles', 'Since I've Been Loving You'.

Class of '99 - Another Brick in the Wall Part 2

Woo! Layne Staley! Although you watch the video and he really does look odd from drug abuse... and he weighed only 90lbs... and that was only three years before he died in 2002.

Rasputina- I wish you were here

Nightwish - Walking in the Air

Courtesy of moop