What are you listening to right now?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orACIBjHuI4

sexiest accent of all time

Reasons Why - Nickel Creek
(Others have excuses. I have my reasons why)

Vicki Leandros - Theo, wir fahren nach Lodz!

I top that with Conny Froboess - Zwei Kleine Italiener

Message in a bottle

It's like that

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Songs-Mass-Destruc...TF8&s=music

Link here to new Annie Lennox video - you can listen to the complete single which is quite nice of them.

"Kissing The Lipless" off Chutes Too Narrow by The Shins.

Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace - Foo Fighters
Hmmm. It's almost like a remake of The Colour & The Shape.

wahay! Gloria Gaynor "I will survive" just popped up on my iTunes shuffle. dunno how it got there.

alltogether now...

"Oh now go, walk out the door, just turn around now..."

If only I had the energy...

Marianne Faithfull - "Ballad Of Lucy Jordan"


And..
Marianne Faithfull - "As Tears Go By'


(While I'm watching Australia play a dreadful game of Rugby against Canada.)

I just listen to whatever that comes on asfradio.com, as usual.

Michael Breckers new CD entitled Pilgrimage...it's the bomb!

The Panic Division

Sound Samples

Put onto this band by a friend. If you like U2 , Simple Minds type rock with a bit more edge this is really good.

This is a great CD! Mick Hucknall, the lead singer of Simply Red, I just love his voice. This CD although it is classified as Pop has some really nice jazz overtones.

Yes, Simply Red are a great band. This is my favorite song of theirs:

Simply Red - "Fairground"

FT, thanks for posting this. I'm still listening to Simply Red and it's quite nice to get a visual with this video as this is one of my favorite songs on Simplified. But I noticed that the video version is not the same as the CD. The CD version does not have the heavy bass beat.

You're welcome. Here's another great tune of theirs that I'm fond of:

Simply Red - "Something Got Me Started" ('Simplified' version)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOHlXsKvM-o...ted&search=

Brown Sugar

Royal Crowne Review live cd. ahhh so good

Grand Drive - Everyone. A truly excellent album...filled with sweeping melodies, top notch songwriting and great musicianship.

maybe a better link for Grand Drive as they're surprisingly from south London.

Livin' Free, by Small World, remixed by Kruder & Dorfmeister, from the album DJ Kicks.

"Death Cab for cutie" http://www.deathcabforcutie.com/
with the album "Plans", but i listen often to the full streaming homepage http://www.lastfm.de/

Scogs the Jock rejoicing that England reached the Rugby finals.

Beautiful electronic music from Germany's Robert Schroeder.

Robert Schroeder - "Galaxy Cygnus-A" (Part 5 To 6)

'Spiral' - William Orbit feat. Sugababes
(I have heard the song many times when going through our playlist but only today did I confirm that it was indeed Sugababes background vocals, it totally sounded like them and it was bugging me for months now - finally googled today.)

KCRW

Boyz to Men. I loved them then and still love them. The best male harmonzing group ever..
I can listen to their voices over and over

End of the Road

There is a new release of Kenny Roger's old hit, "Lady" that I have been hearing on the radio here in Paris. They never announce who it is! But I like it even better than the original. I googled it but no luck.

Anyone have a clue?

Papa Roach - The Paramour Sessions -- all in all a great album. I admit though that this band is somewhat a leftover from my younger years and if I were to hear them today for the first time, I might not be so positive .

http://www.paparoach.com/

Grant Lee Buffalo - Fuzzy.

Timeless.

The traffic news - trying to find out how long my 25 minute car commute will take.

Venus & Mars - Wings.

Laid Back - Hot Chip

Master and Servant. Depeche mode.

(Sorry but could not think of an obscure group)

Jose Gonzalez - In Our Nature

Simple but beautiful

Springsteen - Meeting Across the River

Also simple and that trumpet is just so haunting...

Boyz to Men is good I have some of their stuff in my music collection. But Take 6 is the bomb!!! For me they are the best harmonizing male vocal group EVER!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkL3nBCpoCo

best of Shania twain

i looook up to see his reaction...

what made you say that...

Band - Status Quo
Album - Dog of Two Head
Song - Gerundula

You had to be 15 in the early 70's to understand why anyone would be listening to this today.

Teach yourself Japanese.

John Lennon :: God

Fat Freddy's Drop: "Ernie" from the album Based on a True Story. Absorootly thuper.

Something Happens on YouTube.

Incoming

Listening to Chicago's album Chicago X.



Magnificent. And I still remember back in '76 the release of one of the best compositions in popular music: 'If You Leave Me Now'.

Chicago - "If You Leave Me Now"

Wow, now that takes me way back. This album came out a year after I was out of high school and I loved it. I have some very fond memories of that time in my life. It was a big hit in Chicago that year. A Classic!

listening to a song I've just produced for an English band called THE VANITY RULES, I also played guitar, and programmed the drums/organ on it too
mixed here in my apartment in Lichtenrade on an iMac using Logic 7.2...

can you taste the waste? lennon was god, now ween is god. all hail boognish!