Today I am mostly listening to

Originally Posted by ParanoidPenguin

Yeah - I know some of his tracks (the famous ones) but not by name. I like all sorts of stuff... don't care what category it falls into Can't say I share your Viking death metal leanings though

Don't diss Amon Amarth until you've heard it.

I wasn't into Death Metal before I heard their music. It's truly awesome.

Stone sour

Gwen Stefani and No Doubt.

Little Angels - Dont Prey For Me

Another great oldie dug out

Massive Attack - Karmacoma. Full volume, bass turned up.

On headphones so as not to wake Mrs Al

r2

quero-te baby - Irmaos Verdades

parky......

Maximo Park - Our Earthly Pleasures.

Blood on the saddle-Tex Ritter.

The Who - Who's Next

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

Amon Amarth - With Oden on Our Side

Blind Guardian - A Night at the Opera

Prefab Sprout A life of surprises

today I listened again to "I can't get behind that"
by William Shatner (yes Captain Kirk) and Henry Rollins

...very bizarre indeed but quite compulsive listening

if any of you get the chance to download it...see what you think
...I love it:xmas:

...it's funny, relentless...and quite disturbing

Originally Posted by Quinn

today I listened again to "I can't get behind that"
by William Shatner (yes Captain Kirk) and Henry Rollins

...very bizarre indeed but quite compulsive listening

if any of you get the chance to download it...see what you think
...I love it:xmas:

...it's funny, relentless...and quite disturbing

From his album "Has Been" (made when he was already in his early 70s) with other artists like Joe Jackson (the strangely addictive cover of Pulp's "Common People"), Lemon Jelly ("Together). His track with Rollins is superb and a great recommendation Mr Q

However, as I've posted a few times, there's a track he does with Ben Folds (who produced the album) and Aimee Mann called "That's me Tryin'" which is an extremely moving track (honest!).

Follow the link but don't watch the vid (it's one of those YT "interpretations" ) as it only detracts from fully appreciating the track.
YouTube - That's Me Trying

For me, I've had some new stuff in.......:xmas:
Cat Power - Jukebox
Miles Davis - The Complete on the corner Sessions
Mountain Goats - The Sunset Tree
Cerys Matthews - Awyren
Burial - Untrue

shall check out some of those new ones Jed

...but can you help me...

...you spoke of Aimee Mann, I've got a few great tracks
by her, but one eludes me...I heard it while watching a film
a while back and I think it's called "That's how I knew you
would break my heart"

...I can't find it anywhere on the net to download...any ideas?

btw...the you tube connection you post is superb (songwise)

Quinn, is the film you mentioned called "Magnolia"?? She wrote 8 songs for that movie.