Weather here has been way too foul to fly lately - so let's see what we are all listening too...

I have been near-obsessively listening to Dire Straits "Alchemy" lately (past 2 weeks) on my iPod at home and in the car.
Imported it into my iTunes while home over Christmas (my Dad had it on CD) and can't get enough.



Have also been slipping in some No Doubt greatest hits...

What are you listening to?

Just finished watching the "Eric Clapton Crossroads Guitar Festival 2007" DVD.

Some great performances by Clapton, Jeff Beck, Robert Cray, B B King, John Mayer, Vince Gill, Susan Tedeschi and many others. All top notch musicians.

Dude - I saw parts of that - it was pretty amazing...

Thanks for playing too.

I have posted in alot of these threads on other boards - but no-one here seems to be into it.

It's just fun.

C'mon people!

This is supposed to be fun!

I even made allowances for people still using CD players!!!


It takes about 3 seconds...

Natasha Bedingfield!!!
and old skoolz Korn.
She can really sing.

lately on the I-Pod its been old Metallica, like "Ride The Lightning" and "Master Of Puppets"

Bro- Ride the Lightning is SO good.

Was listening to Master of Puppets this afternoon!

Good stuff!

More!

Tull
Steely Dan (Aja)
Robin Trower
Metallica (black)
Pink Floyd (The Wall)
BTO
Tom Petty
Led Zepplin (No Quarter)
Santana (Soul Sacrifice Live)
Heart
Chicago Transit Authority
Doors (L.A. Woman)
Firesign Theater
Led Zepplin (1st Album)

Black Sabbath, 70s box set. Everything from Black Sabbath to Never Say Die. Great singalong stuff.
Sound track to Bladerunner. Vangelis did a great job of the music, and it sounds great driving at night in the rain.
Wendy Carlos, Clockwork Orange. Complete recordings of the music created by Walter/Wendy Carlos for the film Clockwork Orange. Funny, this is how some people thought the music of the future would sound.
The Cramps, Fiends of Dope Island. Their brand of psychobilly just rocks.
Lemmy, Slim Jim and Danny B, Lemmy Kilminster, Slim Jim Phantom and Danny B. Harvey go back to their Rock and Roll roots, with an authentically 50s style recording of classics from Johnny Cash Buddy Holly and others.

I'm a boomer.
The Beatles, Abbey Road;
The Beatles, Let It Be Naked;
Michael Buble, Call Me Irresistible and a bit over an hour of my favorite stuff from his other albums;
An hour of my Johnny Cash favorites;
Walk the Line soundtrack;
Pink Floyd, Echos: Greatest Hits;
about an hour of Carlos Santana;
two hours of Guns N' Roses;
an hour and a bit of various Leonard Cohen;
Dixie Chicks, Take the Long Way Home, an hour of various other Chicks songs;
an hour and a half or so of various hits;
and a bit over an hour of Christmas music that will be coming off for an hour of David Bowie as soon as I can get around to it.

In the CD changer of the car is
Cash, The Legend;
KD Lang, Hymns of the 49th Parallel;
Nirvana, Unplugged
Neil Young, Prairie Wind

On my PSP...
Aerosmith - Greatest Hits
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Pink Floyd - Echoes
Led Zepplin II
Led Zepplin IV
Led Zepplin - Early Days
Jimi Hendrix - The Ultimate Experience
Who - Who's Next
Who - Who's Better, Who's Best

In the car...
XM 59 - XM Led
XM 50 - Deep Tracks
XM 46 - Top Tracks
XM 70 - Real Jazz
XM 72 - Beyond Jazz
XM 202 - The Virus : Opie & Anthony

Lucinda Williams is been playing quite a bit lately plus some CCR and Bruce Cockburns 'Breakfast in New Orleans Dinner in Timbuktu'

Do any of you guys like SRV and Albert Kings Matchbox blues?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ntv8n...eature=related

Discussion - What is on your iPod / iTunes / CD player now - or lately?

Dust, and a couple back issues of Model Aviation. On my CD player that is--I don't own an iPod.

Rick.

Right now, Robin Trower "Bridge of Sighs" .