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I went to see the Fiery Furnaces last night. Awesome show. Almost like a single hour-long compilation of their songs, mish-mashed. Really great stuff.

So naturally, listening to them today.

Pete Townsend and John Lee Hooker - the Iron Man musical, Traveling Wilburys Vol 3 and now Carl Weathersby Looking out my window.

Artis: Gwen Stefani

Album: Love Angel Music Baby

Song: Danger Zone

Music Choice's Singers And Standards channel.

-Aaron

Loomis wrote:I went to see the Fiery Furnaces last night. Awesome show. Almost like a single hour-long compilation of their songs, mish-mashed. Really great stuff.

So naturally, listening to them today.

Man, I love the Fiery Furnaces. It would be so awesome to see them in concert, lucky.

I'm listening to

Exhibit A by The Features

Artist: The Dandy Warhols
Track: Whipping Tree
Album: Come Down

You've got me / all tied up to the whipping tree.

Every time I hear this song it makes me want to cry. o.o;

The DualDisc version of Nine Inch Nails' "the Downward Spiral".

Sounds great in 5.1 and for $4.99, can't be beat!

I just got Now Volume 18,so I'm listening to that....So far,my favorite song is Lindsey Lohan's "Rumors"...

Music Choice's Hit List channel (currently playing: "When It Comes" by Tyler Hilton).

-Aaron

Final Fantasy VIII Soundtrack -- Force Your Way

A Whole New World




hey, Leonia....I thought my b/f was the only one who listened to FF soundtracks...lol..he has like all of them on the comp

Music is the Victim by The Scissor Sisters

pinocchioMAN wrote:

Loomis wrote:I went to see the Fiery Furnaces last night. Awesome show. Almost like a single hour-long compilation of their songs, mish-mashed. Really great stuff.

So naturally, listening to them today.

Man, I love the Fiery Furnaces. It would be so awesome to see them in concert, lucky.

I'm listening to

Exhibit A by The Features

Seen them twice now. The first time they were opening for Franz Ferdinand, but this was a proper solo show the other night.

Well, while I'm here: Beck's new record, Guero and bits and pieces of The Kills new record (No Wow), until they finally release it locally (it is supposed to be out here, but slow local distributor).

Sting - The Soul Cages

I am listening to a midi of Easter Parade.

orestes. wrote:Previously: Til Tuesday - Voices Carry

I LOVE(!!!!!) that song!!!

DDMAN26 wrote:Smashing Pumpkins
Siamese Dream
"Today"

One of the unsung bands of the 90's. I forget just how good they were.

That band's best album.

Key wrote:Artist: Portishead
Track: Roads
Album: Dummy

I love Beth Gibbons voice... and this song. Very haunting song and trip-hop at its finest (well, along with Hooverphonic and Massive Attack, anyway).

I used to own Dummy. But thank goodness I've got my favorite tunes from that CD down on various burns. My favorite from that album is "It's a Fire". No other song on that CD can touch it, really. "Roads" comes close. And the lyrics to "Glory Box" are excellent.

Key wrote:Artist: Massive Attack
Track: Teardrop
Album: Mezzanine

Massive Attack plus Portishead equals... beautiful trip-hop song. (: Everyone should listen to this song. It's almost life-changing. Well, perhaps not quite LIFE-CHANGING (though I first heard it in a turning point in my life... in a stupid flash animation of all places!) but it's beautiful regardless.

That's an amazing album. I have that song on CD, and I've listened to that song more times than I casually care to admit.

Key wrote:Artist: Sneaker Pimps
Track: How Do
Album: Becoming X

The Sneaker Pimp's rendition of Willow's song from The Wicker Man. Awesome cover. <3

THAT'S WHERE THAT QUOTE AT THE BEGINNING IS FROM?!! I never knew. "Sargeant..." I haven't seen Wicker Man yet. Wow...

Key wrote:Artist: Hooverphonic
Track: Electro Shock Faders
Album: Blue Wonder Power Milk

Ethereal trip-hop. This album isn't nearly as good as their debut (A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular) but it's still pretty good. Some songs in BWPM have downright atrocious lyrics, though, even though the music itself is good.

Oh I know, like "One Way Ride" (yuck!). But I adore this song (ESF) so much!! Though I hope if you have this CD, you get the extra hidden song, the title track. There's another version of this CD where the bonus track is different, "Neon". I have both, but I downloaded "Neon".

Daelex wrote:Artist: Gwen Stefani
Album: Love Angel Music Baby
Song: Danger Zone

That album is KILLER. And I'm not really much a fan of pop. In fact, I have ONE burned CD containing my only favorite pop songs of the past 6 years (1999-2004). However, with Stefani's amazing "What You Waiting For?" I had to own her whole album. I do now, it's sitting next to me right now, and you can bet it will be played later today.

Key wrote:Artist: The Dandy Warhols
Track: Whipping Tree
Album: Come Down

You've got me / all tied up to the whipping tree.

Every time I hear this song it makes me want to cry. o.o;

I did not like that album the first time I listened to it. The first songs were too thick and heavy for me. But, I still love that single "Not If You Were the Last Junkie on Earth". And "Whipping Tree" is jaw-dropping, incredible, there ARE NO words to describe it of course. But the song on that album that kills me, and I love it, it's one of my favorite songs of all-time- "Good Morning". I love to turn that one on in my car and phase out. I don't have that CD anymore, nor that song anywhere on my burned CDs but I might pick that CD up again soon. Also, "Orange" is another great song. WOW, that is a great CD!



I'm listening to Tori Amos, a very large playlist of all of my favorite TA songs (pre- the Beekeeper, which I'm currently too poor to buy- maybe next month). This playlist consists of: "Winter" (5:42), "Silent All These Years" (4:11), "Tear in Your Hand" (4:38/, "Girl" (4:07), "Crucify" (4:59), "Precious Things" (4:27), "Little Earthquakes" (6:51) (all from the album Little Earthquakes), "Bells for Her" (5:22), "God" (3:59), "Pretty Good Year" (3:26), "Cornflake Girl" (5:07), "Cloud on My Tongue" (4:43), "The Waitress" (3:10), "Space Dog" (5:12), "The Wrong Band" (3:03) (all from the album Under the Pink), "Blood Roses" (3:56), "Professional Widow" (4:31), "Hey Jupiter" (5:03), "Caught a Lite Sneeze" (4:26), "Little Amsterdam" (4:30), "Father Lucifer" (3:42), "Talula" (3:45), "Putting the Damage On" (5:09) (all from the album Boys for Pele), "Jackie's Strength" (4:26), "Black-Dove (January)" (4:38/, Raspberry Swirl" (3:58/, "Liquid Diamonds" (6:21), "Cruel" (4:07), "iieee" (4:07), "She's Your Cocaine" (3:42) (all from the album From the Choirgirl Hotel), "Juarez" (3:48/, "Lust" (3:53), "Suede" (4:58/, "Glory of the '80s" (4:03), "1,000 Oceans" (4:19), "Riot Poof" (3:28/ (all from the album To Venus and Back), "Strange Little Girl" (3:50) (from the album Strange Little Girls), "A Sorta Fairytale" (5:29), "Strange" (3:07), "Crazy" (4:27), "Your Cloud" (4:30) (all from the album Scarlet's Walk), and two more songs-from the Hey Jupiter single, "Over the Rainbow (Live) (4:31)", and "Hey Jupiter (The Dakota Version)" (6:04).

As I type and browse this board, I'm listening to songs from The Pictures second EP, "Singin' It Just to See".

The Pictures are fronted by Davey Lane, lead guitarist for the one, the only You Am I.

Artist: Evanescence
Track: Whisper
Album: Fallen

A playlist of Moby songs where there is either no singing whatsoever, or there are actual vocalists singing- not samples, like you hear in hits "Bodyrock", "Natural Blues", and "Honey".

Currently: "Harbour" (vocals: Sinead O'Connor)
Previously: "Very"
Next: "Inside"

Lazario wrote:[Edited by Key for, erm, length!]

Ooh, you have such similar taste in music to me. Yatta jan~ ^^

Film: Howl's Moving Castle
Track: Sasurai no Sophie (Wandering Sophie)
Album: Howl's Moving Castle OST

I love this... it's the music that was playing in the Howl's Moving Castle trailer that was posted here in this forums a while back. Sounds European and utterly loverly.