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I can put together a complilation of some of the 80s Punk in my collection, or 70s-early 90s electronic, or jazz guitar, or favorite polka hits.Quote:
Originally posted by watersnowdirt
Someone needs to do a Maggot Compliation with all these cool bands I've never heard of (argh. I'm so unhip).
Just kidding about the polka.;)
Rammstein. I'm on a German heavy metal kick.
Do it Viva...I could use something interesting to wake me up here at work.
Sprite
Oh, I've got Art of Noise on now. BB King is next.
Sprite
Zappa - You are what you is.
Moby - 18
Sacred System (Laswell) - Chapter 2
Stones- Exile On Main Street
Byrds - Untitled
Robert Randolph Family Band - ?
10 cd changer in the suby:
teenage fan club: " a teenage fanclub primer"
elvis costello: "get happy" (rhino master re-issue w/bonus live disc & alternate versions)
uncle tupelo: " no depression"
stones: "sticky fingers"
the go: "the go"
wilco: "yankee hotel foxtrot"
perl jam: - some live bootleg show
pixes: "surfer rosa"
marley: "babalyon by bus"
ministry of sound dj collective: "chill out sessions"
Excellent.Quote:
Originally posted by freshies
10 cd changer in the suby:
pixes: "surfer rosa"
I do not recognize 90% of the artists that are being mentioned in this thread, but I can relate to this stuff.Quote:
Originally posted by CantDog
Allison Krauss and Union Station - New Favorite
Seldom Scene - Live at the Cellar Door
BTW is John Starling still alive? I have not kept up with the Seldom Scene and it seems as though I heard somewhere that he died. Talk about a smooth vocalist.
Right now I've got the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band "Dream" in the player - they just released it this year on CD.
Tom Petty mix
Soundgarden - badmotorfinger
John Duffey died in '96 which was the end of the Seldom Scene. To the best of my knowledge John Starling is still alive. He toured with the Chieftains not too long ago, according to my colleague.Quote:
Originally posted by release
I do not recognize 90% of the artists that are being mentioned in this thread, but I can relate to this stuff.
BTW is John Starling still alive? I have not kept up with the Seldom Scene and it seems as though I heard somewhere that he died. Talk about a smooth vocalist.
Right now I've got the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band "Dream" in the player - they just released it this year on CD.
Apparently some little shites got my car confused with the record store. Just my music some rubbers and all the change except the pennies. Left my Marmot jacket and my head ski boots
The little pukes left only what was in the CD player
PHISH live gorge WA 03
Bob Dylan unplugged
Jack Johnson ON & ON
Tino Phentay
Flow motion live
Yonder Mountain
As much as I like what I have left it s good to get some fresh ideas on music from ya'll. By the way does any one know of a nearly lethal theft deterrent system out there? :eek: :mad:
With my new Kazaa lite (thanks Tippsta!) I thought I'd bump a good thread for some good tunage! Let's hear it!
808, can you hear that B-a-s-s Bass?
Just Jack - Snowflakes
It's a good new band from the UK. Totally new sound.
some rob zombie....i cant think of the name of the cd but its his latest one...i like # 6. its the song that ski movie three opens up to. good song!
damian marley...cannot stop listening.
heres some other stuff thats made it on my playlist lately-
blindside
stereomud
slightly stoopid
Aesop rock
keepin it gangsta-fabulous
lost prophets
rockin' out with the new dizzee rascal album. It's different, for sure.
Slightly Stoopid in the car
White Zombie in the walkman for the gym
The Stills - Logic Will Break Your Heart
The Shins - Oh Inverted World
Visqueen - King Me
The Thrills - So Much for the City
Death Cab for Cutie - Transatlanticism
Alison Krauss - New Favorite
Thievery Corp. - Mirror Conspiracy
Danny Heines - What Worlds They Bring
Cush - New Sound
Dizzy G. - Sonny Side Up
Rob Zombie - Past Present Future
Car: WSP 12/31/04
House: Bunny Wailer/ Crucial!
in rotation in the car:
tomahawk - (self titled)
kyuss - welcome to sky valley
mushroomhead - xxiii
monster magnet - power trip
crowbar - (self titled)
corrosion of conformity - deliverance
zakk wylde's black label society - stronger than death
jerry cantrell - boggy depot
lots others as well. too much to list!
WOW!!! You have NEXT YEAR'S Widespread show already??!! ;)Quote:
Originally posted by Knockneed Man
Car: WSP 12/31/04
House: Bunny Wailer/ Crucial!
Josh Ritter - Golden Age of Radio
Sick and ashamed and happy (and thank Sinners for that),
d.
In the car:
Taking Back Sunday/Brand New/Coheed & Cambria Mix
Beck Mix (sometimes you just wanna dance)
The Early November - "The Rooms Too Cold"