Great album. He was a highlight at the recent Bumbershoot Festival here in Seattle. Great, great show.
Me: [ul][li]Victoria Williams: Water to Drink[/li][li]Super Furry Animals: Mwwng[/li][li]Ursula 1000:All Systems Are Go Go[/li][li]R. L. Burnside:Come On In[/li][li]The Geraldine Fibbers:Butch[/li][li]The Magnetic Fields:69 Love Songs[/li][li]Mary Margaret O’Hara:Miss America[/li]The Dandy Warhols:13 Tales from Urban Bohemia[/ul]I could do this all night; I have two CD players at home, one in the car, and one at work. More later.
Cowboy Mouth: All You Need Is Live*
Pretenders: The Singles
Jill Sobule: Pink Pearl
Emmit Swimming: Ear Plugs 50 cents*
Paul Sanchez: Sonoma Valley
Cowboy Mouth: Are You With Me
*I was at the shows where these were recorded. Live at the Niteclub 9:30!
The Cult, Best of
Armored Saint Symbol of Salvation
can’t remember what was in the third tray, I think it was judas Priest. The Armored Saint has been getting the most plays though.
Right now, Phish, 10/9/99 Set I. However, I don’t listen to that disc often. If you had asked earlier, the answer probably would have been Little Feat, Live from Neon Park.
Les Savy Fav - Rome (Written upside down)
Suicide Machines - Battle Hymns
Operation Ivy - Operation Ivy
Placebo - Without you I’m nothing
Whatevers playing on 3WK. Listen to it all day at work.
Current: Roni Size & Reprazent–New Forms
Recent:
Paul Oakenfold–Live at Resident
Orbital–Middle of Nowhere
Kool Kieth–Dr. Octagon
Chemical Brothers–Exit Planet Dust
Here at work, I mainly listing to WYEP.org live feed because I forget to grab a few CDs.
The last few CD’s I’ve listened to in no particular order (I suffer from CRS syndrome )
Chris Smithers - Live as I’ll ever be (newest CD in heavy rotation)
Shemekia Copeland - Turn up the heat
John Prine - Great Days: Anthology
Deep Purple - Machine Head
Police - Regatta de blanc
Leo Kottke - Guitar Music
Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown - Long way home
Not listening to anything right now, but in the changer in the Jeep:
AC/DC (Live)
Ted Nugent (Greatest Hits)
the Who (Greatest Hits)
Alice Cooper (Classicks)
Led Zeppelin (Box set disc 3)
Let’s see:
Rage Against the Machine
Rob Zombie
Less than Jake
NOFX
Bad Religion
Tool
Korn
Punk o Rama compilations 1, 2, & 3
Ska Compilations 1, 2, & 3
Mealticket
Save Ferris
3 doors down
ETC.
I was just thinking the same thing Y’all put me to shame!
Then again, last night I was cruising the used CD shop and purchased Ministry “Jesus Built My Hotrod” maxi single and Tom Lehrer “That Was the Year That Was” so I guess I’m doing OK…
Playing in my iMac’s CD player as I type this is the score to some “Amazing Stories” episodes. (“Amazing Stories” was a series in the 80s, and had some good directors and composers work for it.) I got the CD for the exquisite score to “Dorothy and Ben”, composed by the late Georges Delerue.
It’s this guy…he, like, died on the shitter back in the 70’s. Oh, what’s his name? You know, he liked drugs and got really fat before he died. He’s…damn it, I can’t remember. Anyway, I’m listening to him sing “Hound dog” right now.
“Kind of Blue” Miles Davis
“These Eyes” The Guess Who
1970’s FM Hits
“Affirmation” Savage Garden
24 of Hank Williams Greatest Hits
“Come by Me” Harry Conick, Jr.
Priceless Jazz Collection John Coltrane
“Heart & Soul” New Songs from Ally McBeal featuring Vonda Shepard
“The Key” Vince Gill
“Greatest Hits” by Hall & Oates
“Gord’s Gold Volume II” Gordon Lightfoot
“The Best of Carly Simon”
“feeling’ good train” Sammy Kershaw
How’s that for eclectic?
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