What are you listening to?

[campy]

At the health club this morning my Discman played Stars and Stripes, a ballet by Hershy Kay based on marches of John Philip Sousa. Arthur Fiedler led the Boston Pops on an RCA CD.

[Ghost]

Earlier I was listening to the soundtrack to "The Memphis Belle". Another favorite is the soundtrack to "The Last of the Mohicans". The music completely owned that movie. Much better than the actors.

[kyojikasshu]

My MP3 player is filled with music from the various Mobile Suit Gundam series. I can particularly get grooving at the gym to "Star Children" (Gundam movie I), "Anime Ja Nai" (Gundam ZZ), or "Rhythm Emotion" (Gundam Wing). It also has some additional tracks from Gundam Wing theme performers TWO-MIX, including "Truth - A Great Detective of Love", which was the 5th opening theme of Detective Conan (thus making it the only song from an anime that has nothing to do with Gundam on my MP3 player).

But, right now, I'm listening to today's edition of the Jim Rome Show.

[GoTeamGirl]

I'm listening to various songs from the Pirates of the Caribbean soundtracks. Right now, "At Wit's End" is playing.

[campy]

In the CD changer: Don Juan, by Richard Strauss. Eugene Ormandy conducts the Bavarian Radio Symphony from one of EMI's "Great Conductors of the 20th Century" sets.

[Fireand'chutes77]

Pounding out of my laptop's speakers - "Holiday" by Green Day. It's one of the few songs I really like to crank the volume with. :D

I'd debated using the first lines of the song in "OLS," (Hear the sound of the falling rain; Coming down like an Armageddon flame) to play in Ron's "mental jukebox" as small pieces of rock and shrapnel begin to sprinkle down from the lair he'd just blown up. However, the tone didn't fit, so I went with a stanza from "Wake Me Up When September Ends" instead.

[GoTeamGirl]

Now I've moved onto songs from the Broadway show Rent, in preparation for tomorrow.

[Cloud23465]

Wasting my time by Default... seems about right with this whole house hunting thing. :dubiety:

[Twila Starla]

Currently got iTunes on shuffle.

Right now, it's Work This Out from High School Musical 2.

[kyojikasshu]

... currently, it is the sound of a cricket, somewhere inside the basement.

*gets out a really big shoe* Here, Jiminy....

[campy]

Now: The Rifle Regiment, march by John Philip Sousa. An mp3 by the US Army Ceremonial Band that I found on their website.

[GoTeamGirl]

"One Song Glory" from the Rent OBC, though it doesn't compare to being sung live.

[kyojikasshu]

Soundtrack from Gundam Wing.

It's been so long since I've actually watched that series... but I like Kou Ootani's score so much.

[AinoMinako]

"Touchdown Turnaround" -Hellogoodbye. It's a music video set to USA's Psych.

[Fireand'chutes77]

"Move Along" by The All-American Rejects

[AinoMinako]

"Pretty Girl From Cedar Lane" -The Avett Brothers :D

[GoTeamGirl]

"City of Blinding Lights"-U2

[campy]

Now playing on my laptop: "Summertime Guys," by Nikki Cleary, an mp3 I ripped from the Kim Possible Soundtrack CD. :cool:

[GoTeamGirl]

Now playing on my laptop: "Summertime Guys," by Nikki Cleary, an mp3 I ripped from the Kim Possible Soundtrack CD. :cool:

I haven't listened to that song in awhile!

Now I'm listening to "Ordinary Boy" by Adam Pascal.

[Twila Starla]

You Look Good Jack from PoTC: Dead Man's Chest

[GoTeamGirl]

You Look Good Jack from PoTC: Dead Man's Chest

How is that song? I was considering getting it...

"I'm With You" by Adam Pascal.

[Mike_Industries]

Any one know what I'm talking about when I say I'm jamming to Ice Cap?

If you got it, congrats. If you didn't, Try playing Sonic 3.

[GoTeamGirl]

Going down my playlist, "Just As I Am"-Adam Pascal

[Twila Starla]

You Look Good Jack from PoTC: Dead Man's Chest

How is that song? I was considering getting it...

"I'm With You" by Adam Pascal.

It's quite good, always makes me jump when it switches into the undead pirate theme from CoBP :P. I love the whole score of Dead's Man's Chest though, quite awesome!

That's Where It Is by Carrie Underwood.

[GoTeamGirl]

You Look Good Jack from PoTC: Dead Man's Chest

How is that song? I was considering getting it...

"I'm With You" by Adam Pascal.

It's quite good, always makes me jump when it switches into the undead pirate theme from CoBP :P. I love the whole score of Dead's Man's Chest though, quite awesome!

That's Where It Is by Carrie Underwood.

I think I might get it! But maybe tomorrow...

"This Life"-Adam Pascal

[Twila Starla]

Cool! :)

Invincible by Jesse McCartney.

This song always makes me heavy-hearted, seeing about it's about the real-life events of Jesse's friend who died in a car crash.

[Mike_Industries]

Since I can't sIeep, I pulled out my Reanimation CD (Linkin Park) and I am currently listening to P5hing me Aw*y.

[campy]

Now: Hungarian Fantasy, S123 by Franz Liszt. Leslie Howard, piano with the Budapest Symphony Orchestra conducted by Karl Anton Rickenbacher on a Hyperion CD.

[Molloy]

"Living Space" by John Coltrane:)

[Mike_Industries]

I'm scrolling through my playlist and I came across a song that I love.

That's Life - Frank Sanatra

[Twila Starla]

Big Girls Don't Cry by Fergie (the only song I like by Fergie :errr:)

[AinoMinako]

"All Will Be Well" -Gabe Dixon Band.

[kyojikasshu]

"What I've Done" - Linkin Park

[Mike_Industries]

Here is one more from my playlist:

Key to Gramercy Park by Deadsy

Sweet

Little know it All by Sum41 & Iggy Pop just began playing.

[Fireand'chutes77]

"What I've Done" - Linkin Park
I've heard that a lot on the radio. It's pretty good. On the surface, it seems pretty uplifting - the process of finally forgiving yourself for a long-ago wrong and finding the courage to let it go and face a new day. ...But I'd also worried the song could've alternatively insinuated about blowing your brains out. (I'll face myself/ To cross out what I’ve become/ Erase myself / And let go of what I've done)

Thankfully, due to a Wikipedia search, this appears not to have been the case. The music videos seem to point to a more global crime/redemption. The alternative would've been rather depressing. :dubiety:

[Not The CrimpMaster]

Listening to Spring by Rammstein.

(Spring is German for jump. Rammstein is a good band if you're into metal or industrial music.)

[Twila Starla]

Love/Stoned by Justin Timberlake

[Molloy]

"First We Take Manhattan" by Leonard Cohen

For some reason, the lyrics remind me of Zorpox.

"You loved me as a loser/
But now you're worried that I just might win"

[AinoMinako]

"My Girl's Ex-Boyfriend" -Relient K

[campy]

In the changer: Symphony No. 11 in G minor, "The Year 1905" by Dmitri Shostakovich. James DePriest conducting the Helsinki Philharmonic on a Delos CD.

[GoTeamGirl]

"Insomniatic" by Aly and A.J.

[kyojikasshu]

Now playing in Winamp... ahh, late-70s Bill Conti goodness... "Overture" from Rocky II.

[Not The CrimpMaster]

The Optimist by Thomas Bruce-Clayton. (http://www.silentoutpost.net/music.html)

[QuinSeparable]

BeForU - Honey Punch!

Ah...music in other languages and you can't understand what's being said. Isn't it great? :D

[Twila Starla]

First Time by Lifehouse

[GoTeamGirl]

Seven Seas-Matt Caplan

[Twila Starla]

Over You by Daughtry

[GoTeamGirl]

Civilian-Adam Pascal

[Twila Starla]

Suddenly I See by KT Tunstall

[Molloy]

A Love Supreme by my fellow Tarheel John Coltrane. :biggergrin:

[campy]

In the D drive: Robert Schumann, Symphony No. 4 in D minor, op. 120. Herbert von Karajan leads the Berlin Philharmonic on a DG CD. extra words to be sure

[Mike_Industries]

Let's see here...

Rob Zombie - Dragula
Ring of Fire - Johny Cash
& What I've Done - Linkin Park

[GoTeamGirl]

Lollipop-Mika

[AinoMinako]

"Feels Like Today" -Rascal Flats

[GoTeamGirl]

Atlantic-Keane

[Mike_Industries]

Today's playlist includes:

Holloween Movie Theme
Holloween Movie Theme (Techno Remix)
This is Holloween - Nightmare before Christmas
Could it Be

Yeah, I'm a Holloween fan!

[campy]

Now listening to the Bahn Frei Polka by Eduard Strauss. The Cincinnati Pops conducted by Erich Kunzel. eighteen nineteen twenty

[GoTeamGirl]

I just listened to a ton of songs including:
Hello Beastie-PotC 2
I'm With You-Adam Pascal
Seven Seas-Matt Caplan
New England-Van Tramp

[Not The CrimpMaster]

Walkin' on the Sun by Smash Mouth

[GoTeamGirl]

Pottercast.

[Mike_Industries]

My playlist today on this wonderful saturday includes:

Rockstar - Nickelback
Wake Me Up When September Ends - Green Day
It Ends Tonight - The All American Rejects

[GoTeamGirl]

Hope and Pray-Van Tramp
Billy Brown-MIKA
Singapore-PotC 3

[Mike_Industries]

My playlist today for the 2nd includes:

Irchin No Hana - High and Mighty Color
Asterisk - Orange Range
Ready Steady Go - L'Arc En Ciel

[kyojikasshu]

Currently playing: Daisuke Inoue - The Beginning (from Mobile Suit Gundam III)

"Amuro, I can see time itself!"

[campy]

Now: Take Bach by the Jacques Loussier Trio. Harpsichord concerti by J. S. Bach performed by a jazz combo. A Teldec CD.

[GoTeamGirl]

Oblivion-Matt Caplan

That song explains how I feel sometimes...

[Molloy]

The sound of my wife washing a spoon in the kitchen.

[Mike_Industries]

The sound of my wife washing a spoon in the kitchen.

Never heard of that song Molloy. (See I can spell your name right! :thumbup:)

I added to my list today

Walk Idiot Walk - The Hives
I've got a jar of dirt remix - Captian Neon
The Godfather Waltz - The Godfather Theme

[jeriddian]

I put together a mini KP soundtrack:

Call Me, Beep Me,
It's You
I'm Ready
Say the Word
Could It Be
Summertime Guys
E is for Everybody

That's what I play pretty much most of the time now, for inspiration. I've written two KP songs, working on getting them arranged on Protools.

[cpneb]

My current sounds are the "top 40" countdown on the local classical station WRR in Dallas. They do this every Labour Day, and it's better than having an IPod for an old sucka like me!

At 10 PM, they'll go to organ music (Pipe Dreams), and I'll cut over to a CD, likely either song by Ben Francis (an English gentleman who has provided several works for my stories) or Leonard Bernstein's Mass. This is my writing music, and I'm on a roll tonight (and, no, Mike, it's not a Parker House Roll!).

[jeriddian]

When I'm not listening to KP, that's what I listen to, also, WRR 101.1, although now I have Sirius satellite FM, and I tune in to their classical channel, which is very good also.:)

There's nothing like Beethoven's 5th or the 9th at 100 decibels in the truck running down the road.....:biggergrin::cool:

[Mike_Industries]

My current sounds are the "top 40" countdown on the local classical station WRR in Dallas. They do this every Labour Day, and it's better than having an IPod for an old sucka like me!

At 10 PM, they'll go to organ music (Pipe Dreams), and I'll cut over to a CD, likely either song by Ben Francis (an English gentleman who has provided several works for my stories) or Leonard Bernstein's Mass. This is my writing music, and I'm on a roll tonight (and, no, Mike, it's not a Parker House Roll!).

I don't own an IPod either (borrow from a friend though, I think you might know who neb)...just 2 mp3 players and a PSP to play music.

[cpneb]

When I'm not listening to KP, that's what I listen to, also, WRR 101.1, although now I have Sirius satellite FM, and I tune in to their classical channel, which is very good also.

There's nothing like Beethoven's 5th or the 9th at 100 decibels in the truck running down the road.....

Indeed: and, they're also on the Internet at www.wrr101.com.

My current sounds are the "top 40" countdown on the local classical station WRR in Dallas. They do this every Labour Day, and it's better than having an IPod for an old sucka like me!

At 10 PM, they'll go to organ music (Pipe Dreams), and I'll cut over to a CD, likely either song by Ben Francis (an English gentleman who has provided several works for my stories) or Leonard Bernstein's Mass. This is my writing music, and I'm on a roll tonight (and, no, Mike, it's not a Parker House Roll!).

I don't own an IPod either (borrow from a friend though, I think you might know who neb)...just 2 mp3 players and a PSP to play music.

Gee, I wonder :innocent: ;) :biggergrin:?

You'll have the package in about 5 minutes, Bugsy. Remember, it's not complete, but be a big meanie, anyway!

[Not The CrimpMaster]

Well, my sister's doing homework right now, and when she does that she demands we play her music really loud because it supposedly helps her concentrate. Utter poppycock; right now she's playing with her mechanical pencil. :P So I'm stuck with J-pop. No offense to J-pop fans, though. It just doesn't really appeal to me.

[campy]

Leonard Bernstein's Mass. This is my writing music, and I'm on a roll tonight (and, no, Mike, it's not a Parker House Roll!).Ah yes, what could be more inspiring than the classic lyric,

Du bing du bang du bong
du bing du bang du bong ... :P

I'm kidding, of course. I've got the CD myself, even saw Mass on stage once, at Lincoln Center.

[cpneb]

Leonard Bernstein's Mass. This is my writing music, and I'm on a roll tonight (and, no, Mike, it's not a Parker House Roll!).Ah yes, what could be more inspiring than the classic lyric,

Du bing du bang du bong
du bing du bang du bong ... :P

I'm kidding, of course. I've got the CD myself, even saw Mass on stage once, at Lincoln Center.

...especially when sung in its' round-about' manner!

I go on...is my mantra, especially lately with the job search sitch.

Another aficionado, eh? :thumbs: What could be better for a United Methodist than to listen to a Catholic Mass written by a good Jewish Boy for a nation priding itself on religious freedom (how's that for your wierdar, Campy!)

I fell in love with it in 1975;a raven-haired beauty, my 'Bonnie' of the orchestral and ensemble world, introduced me to it one Saturday afternoon, and I should have kissed her full on the lips for that; alas, I was worse than Ron in season 1 with Kim.

The Dallas Symphony Orchestra did it in an oratorio style, but I missed it. I had them send me two programs, but they got tossed accidentally a few months ago. I still have the vinyls that I purchased years ago, and I have the CDs, as well; at least they're not next to Tom Lehrer on the shelf!

[Mike_Industries]

Today on Mike's Playlist:

The Numa Numa
I come from a land down under
The Futurama Theme
The Doh! Song Techno Remix - Dj Homer

[AinoMinako]

"Bohemian Rhapsody" -Queen

[Fireand'chutes77]

"Wake Me Up When September Ends," by Green Day.

...I don't want school to start! :cry: :cry:

[campy]

...I don't want school to start! :cry: :cry:When I was a parent with kids at home, I loved it when school started. :D

Listening to an mp3 of the Florentiner march by Julius Fucik on my laptop.

[Not The CrimpMaster]

"Wake Me Up When September Ends," by Green Day.

...I don't want school to start! :cry: :cry:

It ended for me a week ago. :(

Anyway, Corrugation Rise by Kevin Riepl. (http://www.kevinriepl.com/ut4.htm)

[kyojikasshu]

Currently, the soundtrack from Mega Man 3.

I've got the music from the first four Mega Man games, actually. Old-school NES music... XD

[campy]

My CD for the Discman at the gym this morning was Mendelssohn: the Italian and Reformation Symphonies. Ivan Fischer and the Hungarian State Orchestra on the Hungaroton label.

[kyojikasshu]

Currently listening to today's Jim Rome Show.

The University of Michigan is taking a lot of crap today, and deservedly so, for losing to Appalachian State this past weekend.

[GoTeamGirl]

One Last Shot from PotC 1

[Mike_Industries]

Listening to the Sonic 2 & 3 remix projects right now. Big fan of remixing music and these fan made soundtracks were awesome when I first learned of them. Downloaded the whole thing.

[AinoMinako]

"It's the End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" -R.E.M.

[Fireand'chutes77]

"It's the End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" -R.E.M.
...Hmmm... School started today, didn't it? :P :laugh:

[AinoMinako]

"It's the End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" -R.E.M.
...Hmmm... School started today, didn't it? :P :laugh:

:laugh: Actually, last week, but I've discovered that I actually don't have a day off until my birthday due to the whole school + job + church + scholars' bowl + various extra curriculars. My birthday's on Thanksgiving. :ohwell:

[Cloud23465]

Final fantasy VII - Aeris Theme (Piano Version). Very relaxing for the kinda day that i've had, It helps calm my nerves.

[GoTeamGirl]

Kim Possible in the background.

[kyojikasshu]

I'm currently catching up with today's Jim Rome Show, while my tapes run upstairs.

One of these days, I'll get the basement set up so that I can have a TV down here along with my computer... but for now, I must endure. :p

I'm laughing at how Tiki Barber's come out in his new book about how Giants coach Tom Coughlin took the joy out of football for Tiki... thing is, I'm sure "Stalag Coughlin" has taken the joy out of football for a lot of guys - he is notorious for being one of the hardest, joyless guys in the NFL!

[campy]

Currently listening to Turrido's Farewell, the finale of Pietro Mascagni's opera Cavalleria Rusticana. Sung by and in honor of tenor Luciano Pavarotti, who died today in Modena, Italy.

[GoTeamGirl]

S.O.S.-Jonas Brothers

[cpneb]

Currently listening to Turrido's Farewell, the finale of Pietro Mascagni's opera Cavalleria Rusticana. Sung by and in honor of tenor Luciano Pavarotti, who died today in Modena, Italy.

A true legend of the music field is gone...Thank you, Luciano, for all you gave to the world, and rest easy, my friend, rest well.

[jeriddian]

I knew it was coming. He had pancreatic cancer, and was just let go from a hospital. Pancreatic cancer has a median survival time of only three months from the time of diagnosis. The one year survival rate is only about 1%. I found out he had pancreatic cancer about eight months ago or so, so I knew it was just a matter of time. He was probably let go from the hospital this last time for the Italian equivalent of hospice care.

[AinoMinako]

"Guy Love" -The Scrubs musical episode.

[Not The CrimpMaster]

Do the Can't Dance by Tay Zonday. :D

[kyojikasshu]

"Guy Love" -The Scrubs musical episode.

That was an awesome episode.

J.D. (singing): You're the only man who's ever been inside of me...
Turk (to a patient): "Dude! I only took out his appendix!"

(Or words to that effect, anyway...)


Currently: TWO-MIX - Time Distortion - Red Monster Mix (20010101)

[GoTeamGirl]

One Day-PotC 3 Soundtrack

[campy]

At the health club this morning I had Balakirev's Symphony No. 1 in C in the Discman. Sir Thomas Beecham and the Royal Philharmonic on EMI.

[Not The CrimpMaster]

Engel by Rammstein (Engel means "Angel")

then Sehnsucht by Rammstein (Sehnsucht means "Longing")

now And the Rain by trash80 (http://trash80.net/), a wonderful electronic musician.

[Twila Starla]

Wake Up Call by Maroon 5. :thumbup:

[AinoMinako]

That song by Meredith Brooks that's also a five-letter word beginning with a b.

[Not The CrimpMaster]

Music from the game Spyro the Dragon by Stewart Copeland.

now Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd.

[jeriddian]

Music from the game Spyro the Dragon by Stewart Copeland.

now Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd.

God, how many times have I played that song..........both on guitar and keys. I couldn't begin to count. Freebird, too......:rolleyes:

[TransWarpDrive]

Music from the game Spyro the Dragon by Stewart Copeland.

now Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd.

God, how many times have I played that song..........both on guitar and keys. I couldn't begin to count. Freebird, too......:rolleyes:
I knew a guy at Scout camp in the summer of '75 who could play the guitar intro to "Freebird" on the upright piano in our Administration Building's lounge. Every time I hear "Freebird", I picture him at the keyboard, pounding out that song...:P

[Not The CrimpMaster]

Music from the game Spyro the Dragon by Stewart Copeland.

now Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd.

God, how many times have I played that song..........both on guitar and keys. I couldn't begin to count. Freebird, too......:rolleyes:

Heh, I hear it all over the place.

[jeriddian]

Music from the game Spyro the Dragon by Stewart Copeland.

now Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd.

God, how many times have I played that song..........both on guitar and keys. I couldn't begin to count. Freebird, too......:rolleyes:

Heh, I hear it all over the place.

Yeah, it's played as Muzak now.:laugh:

[TransWarpDrive]

Music from the game Spyro the Dragon by Stewart Copeland.

now Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd.

God, how many times have I played that song..........both on guitar and keys. I couldn't begin to count. Freebird, too......:rolleyes:

Heh, I hear it all over the place.

Yeah, it's played as Muzak now.:laugh:

Oh lord, a sanitized and homogenized version of Freebird... :blink:
What is this world coming to?? :laugh:

[kyojikasshu]

Muzak Freebird? That is sick and wrong!

Currently listening to TWO-MIX - "Just Communication" (Gundam Wing). I haven't actually watched that series in quite a while... (I do have all of it on DVD, including Endless Waltz...)

[campy]

In the D drive: Overture to The Merry Wives of Windsor by Otto Nicolai. Arranged for band by John Philip Sousa and performed by the United States Marine Band, Col. John R. Bourgeois conducting.

[Fireand'chutes77]

"Frontline," by Pillar.

IMHO, it would make an awesome song for "Graduation." :D

::Everybody, with your fists raised high,
Let me hear your battle-cry tonight!
Stand beside, or step aside,
On the frontline!::

[kyojikasshu]

I ought to get myself some classical... I used to listen to that stuff all the time when I was a kid. WQRS-FM, 105.1, was my favorite station... then they pulled it off.

There are a couple of stations around here (89.9, 90.9) that have classical as well, but I don't listen to them as much as I did the other.

Anyway... I'm currently listening to the soundtrack from The Big O, by Toshikiko Sahashi. The current track is "Touch", a rather disturbing-sounding piece best associated with the character Schwarzwald.

[jeriddian]

I ought to get myself some classical... I used to listen to that stuff all the time when I was a kid. WQRS-FM, 105.1, was my favorite station... then they pulled it off.

There are a couple of stations around here (89.9, 90.9) that have classical as well, but I don't listen to them as much as I did the other.

Anyway... I'm currently listening to the soundtrack from The Big O, by Toshikiko Sahashi. The current track is "Touch", a rather disturbing-sounding piece best associated with the character Schwarzwald.

It is tough to find good classical stations. We are blessed in Dallas for that, however. WRR 101.1 was the first radio station in Texas (early 1920's as I recall). It is one of the best classical music stations in the world. You can also access it and listen to it on the web: www.wrr101.com

[Mike_Industries]

Today on the M.I. Playlist:

Linkin Park - Faint
Linkin Park/Jay Z - Numb/Encore
The Doors - Riders on the Storm

[kyojikasshu]

Coming back from being out for a while, the last song in the car was the Foo Fighters - "The Pretender". Nice rockin' song...

Now that I'm back at the computer, I've gone back to the Big O soundtrack. The current piece is called "Solitude", and it kind of reminds me of Jerry Goldsmith's score from Star Trek: The Motion Picture... in fact, the only thing that's really missing is the "Blaster Beam".

[GoTeamGirl]

I'm With You by Adam Pascal

[kyojikasshu]

Soundtrack from Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam - musical score by Shigeaki Saegusa.

[campy]

On radio at the moment: Luciano Pavarotti. Sounds like he's singing something from Verdi's Otello right now. I don't think he ever sang the role on stage, but I guess he recorded excerpts if not the complete opera.

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

The Elton John "Circle of life" version. Finally from my HDD.

[kyojikasshu]

Currently listening to Jim Rome interview the Phillies' Aaron Rowand from Friday's radio show. I've somewhat neglected "The Jungle" the last few days...

[AinoMinako]

"The Great Escape" -Boys Like Girls

[GoTeamGirl]

Australia-Jonas Brothers. Awesome song.

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

The old "Cruella De Vil" song.

[campy]

At the health club earlier I listened to Tchaikovsky: Suite No in D minor, Op. 43. Antal Dorati and the New Philharmonia Orchestra on a MHS CD.

[jeriddian]

Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings, originally the slow movement of a string quartet written in 1936, arranged by the composer for full string orchestra, played in honor of the 9/11/2001 victims on a recording from the New York Philharmonic.

[GoTeamGirl]

Goodnight and Goodbye-Jonas Brothers

I fixed my iTunes!

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

The Doors - "The End"

Well, it's in the playlist. And it's funny to listen to music my father enjoyed in his younger days.

[AinoMinako]

"I Hear the Bells" -Mike Doughty. I really like this song!

You snooze, you lose
Well I have snost and lost. I can rest easy knowing that snooze becomes snost.

[GoTeamGirl]

Dear Sir by Van Tramp

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

"The Bells of Notre Dame" - didn't care for the film but the song is not too bad.

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

Well, it's a double post but: "April" by Deep Purple. It's funny that most people are completely unaware of the Mk I formation. The first time I heard "Hush" the guy who told me it's by Purple couldn't believe it himself.

Oh, now it's "Say the Word".:)

[campy]

Just put on the Symphony No. 8 in C minor by Anton Bruckner. Günter Wand leading the North German Radio Symphony on an RCA 2-CD set. (Yeah, the symphony is too long to fit on one CD. :))

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

Funny, my little brother's violin teacher (/instructor, music taken serious still confuses me:P) seems to be the concertmaster of the NDR Sinfonieorchester.

Well, here it's Aerosmith "Walk this way". I listening quite randomly through a lot of music I discovered by accident.

Well, slow post Monstro just did it again. Wrote until the next song went up:
Deep Purple (again) with "River Deep Mountain High". Never heard Tina Turner, but I like what Purple did with the song.

[AinoMinako]

"LDN" -Lily Allen

[Not The CrimpMaster]

then - Benzin by Rammstein (means gasoline in German) (also, hooray pyromania?)

now - Halo Theme Mjolnir Mix by Martin O'Donnel and Michael Salvatori

next - Flying on the Wings of Steam by Chris Vrenna (from the American McGee's Alice Soundtrack)

[jeriddian]

Boris Berezovsky performing the Grieg Piano Concerto in A Minor with the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra from Bergen, Norway, which was the home country of Edvard Grieg, and he was for a time the music director of this orchestra in the late 1800's, conducted by Andrew Lytton

[GoTeamGirl]

Any Other Day-Bon Jovi

I think I might listen to Keane's second album on the way to school.

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

Deep Purple - "Speed King"
Live recording from the "Made in Japan" Remaster Bonus Track CD. Man did I wait long to get that album.

[campy]

Boris Berezovsky performing the Grieg Piano Concerto in A Minor with the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra from Bergen, Norway, which was the home country of Edvard Grieg, and he was for a time the music director of this orchestra in the late 1800's, conducted by Andrew LyttonI spent a day in Bergen last year. Nice town. That's where I got to taste whale meat and reindeer sausage.

At the health club I listened to the Sinfonietta by Leoš Janáček, and the same composer's Taras Bulba on a Decca CD.

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

Gustav Holst "Uranus, the Magician" - from the "Planets" suite.

:laugh: Just changed to "Whole lotta love" (Led Zeppelin).
Now that's drastic.:)

[Cloud23465]

I found some old Bill Cosby comedy form 1960s ... The album is called wonderfulness... Getting a much needed laugh out of it.:laugh::biggergrin:

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

Deep Purple - Shield.
This time I'll be finished writing when the song ends...at least I think so. This song is another one many people who believe they know Purple wouldn't even consider being performed by them.:errr:

[GoTeamGirl]

Atlantic-Keane. I really like the piano at the beginning. It sounds a bit dark and mysterious.

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

Achilles last stand - Led Zeppelin. Still haven't got the spare concentration to catch the meaning or at least any part of the lyrics. Well, rhythm's got be worth something, too, no?

[kyojikasshu]

I'm currently listening to today's Jim Rome show...

Back in the day, when he was local in southern California, he'd go through "Hell Week" twice a year, when San Diego Chargers fans and Los Angeles Raiders fans would call in and rip on each other. It diminished a bit when the Raiders moved back to Oakland, and as the show went national, "Hell Week" pretty much faded away.

However, this week has been the modern-day equivalent of "Hell Week", except it involves two college football programs: the University of Southern California Trojans, and the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers. Fans on both sides have piled on each other, although Nebraska fan has been more vocal... but, possibly the best way to sum it up is how one e-mailer put it: "Porn vs. Corn". :laugh:

[GoTeamGirl]

Relax (Take It Easy) by Mika, which is what I seriously need to do.

[kyojikasshu]

Christopher Cross - "Ride Like The Wind"


This song invokes a curious memory for me, of my 1980 vacation to Florida... that, and the SCTV "video" for this song is just pretty dang funny.

[Mike_Industries]

I mixed Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory album with the Reanimation album to produce a new playlist... example:

With You - Hybrid Theory
WTH>You - Reanimation

It's really cool to listen to the songs in that sort of order.

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

"The Sword of Damocles" from the (I believe) 98 European tour of the Rocky Horror Show (London West Side Cast).

[GoTeamGirl]

"Model Prisoner"-Adam Pascal.

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

Die Fantastischen Vier with "Die Da!!". Didn't care for group nor song. But somewhere I still got a Latin (language) version of that one (title: "ista").

[GoTeamGirl]

My friend is playing me a song via phone. I don't know the title, though.

[campy]

In drive D: Hussite Overture by Antonín Dvořák. Zdenek Macal and the Milwaukee Symphony on a Koss CD.

[GoTeamGirl]

Goodbye My Lover-James Blunt. Again because my friend is playing it.

[cpneb]

Gershwin: 'An American in Paris,' for Kim and Rufus, to be followed by 'Rhapsody in Blue,' in honor of Dr. D.

[campy]

Gershwin: 'An American in Paris,' for Kim and Rufus, to be followed by 'Rhapsody in Blue,' in honor of Dr. D.Why not Copland's Hoedown from Rodeo in honor of Joss & Wade? Or Greensleeves for Shego?

[cpneb]

Gershwin: 'An American in Paris,' for Kim and Rufus, to be followed by 'Rhapsody in Blue,' in honor of Dr. D.Why not Copland's Hoedown from Rodeo in honor of Joss & Wade? Or Greensleeves for Shego?

Gershwin was on the top of the manual shuffle list, and will save Greensleeves for later in the season. Copeland, just not ready for this evening: it's better wake-up music.

[jeriddian]

Gershwin: 'An American in Paris,' for Kim and Rufus, to be followed by 'Rhapsody in Blue,' in honor of Dr. D.

Greensleeves by Mason Williams is a pretty cool version.:D

[TransWarpDrive]

Gershwin: 'An American in Paris,' for Kim and Rufus, to be followed by 'Rhapsody in Blue,' in honor of Dr. D.

Greensleeves by Mason Williams is a pretty cool version.:D
Isn't he the same fellow who recorded "Classical Gas" back in 1968?

[jeriddian]

Gershwin: 'An American in Paris,' for Kim and Rufus, to be followed by 'Rhapsody in Blue,' in honor of Dr. D.

Greensleeves by Mason Williams is a pretty cool version.:D
Isn't he the same fellow who recorded "Classical Gas" back in 1968?

Correcta-mundo!:D A shiny Marvel Comics No-Prize for you, my friend. I know because I played both pieces in my high school Pops concert with the orchestra. (still can, too:P)

[kyojikasshu]

Tears for Fears - "Shout"

I've always been particularly fond of this song... although I'm not entirely sure why. :blink:

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

The Knack "My Sharona".
What I really love about English singing is that I'm not forced to understand the lyrics.
Although I'm afraid I may have done just that. Okay, nevermind - song's still enjoyable.

Oh, now it's Steppenwolf's "Born to be wild". "Fire all of your guns at once and explode into space!" Yay for nonsense lyrics!:laugh:

[campy]

Listening to highlights from Richard Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen, drawn from the EMI recordings with Bernard Haitink and the Bavarian Radio Symphony.

[cpneb]

Those Eagles must really like Jess: BC ahead of Ga. Tech. in the 4th quarter!

[Not The CrimpMaster]

Stone In Focus by Aphex Twin (ambient for the win!)

[Molloy]

"Right Off" by Miles Davis, one of the greatest pieces of rock music ever recorded, period. It doesn't matter that Miles is technically a jazz artist.

The occasion? I finally brought myself to watch "Graduation," and the song kinda fits my extremely wired state of mind at the moment.

The piece was composed for a documentary on the life of boxer Jack Johnson, and each time Miles blows his trumpet it is supposed to signify Johnson landing a punch.

Of course, to my mind, each trumpet blow is a blast of Mystical Monkey Power from Ron delivered to the Warlordians.

[jeriddian]

"Right Off" by Miles Davis, one of the greatest pieces of rock music ever recorded, period. It doesn't matter that Miles is technically a jazz artist.

The occasion? I finally brought myself to watch "Graduation," and the song kinda fits my extremely wired state of mind at the moment.

The piece was composed for a documentary on the life of boxer Jack Johnson, and each time Miles blows his trumpet it is supposed to signify Johnson landing a punch.

Of course, to my mind, each trumpet blow is a blast of Mystical Monkey Power from Ron delivered to the Warlordians.

Nice analogy. The trumpet blows, The Lowardians get themselves socked yet again.

[Not The CrimpMaster]

I'm listening to "Roadkill," a song by a local band called Punchout that I (sort of) founded, and then quit almost immediately. (I came up with the name, then all of the sudden I'm in a band—wtf?) The song is amateurish and terrible, but it's so bad it's good, kind of like old sci-fi movies. :P

[Mike_Industries]

As of now I'm listening to:

Album: Linkin Park - Live In Texas

American Bad *** - Kid Rock

Super Mario Theme

Tatu - All The Things She Said

I know, Wierd combo of music eh?

[TransWarpDrive]

As of now I'm listening to:

Album: Linkin Park - Live In Texas

American Bad *** - Kid Rock

Super Mario Theme

Tatu - All The Things She Said

I know, Wierd combo of music eh?

You should see the mixture of songs on some of my compilation CDs...:P

[GoTeamGirl]

Big Girl (You Are Beautiful)-MIKA

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

Steppenwolf "Magic Carpet Ride", well, on youtube.:blush:
Still have to go find a proper recording. But for an apology: I just realized this weekend that it's the song played during the rocket launch in "First Contact".:D

[GoTeamGirl]

Pottercast. They're discussing stuff from Deathly Hallows....

[TransWarpDrive]

Steppenwolf "Magic Carpet Ride", well, on youtube.:blush:
Still have to go find a proper recording. But for an apology: I just realized this weekend that it's the song played during the rocket launch in "First Contact".:D
:D That's one of my favorite "Star Trek" movies!
Every time I hear that song now, I think of Dr. Cochrane, Riker, and Geordi launching into space aboard the Phoenix in order to make that first warp flight and preserve history.
- I also think of "First Contact" now whenever I hear Roy Orbison's "Ooby Dooby" (that's in ST:FC, too)...:P

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

Oh, in which scene? I watched that movie a lot back in the day when I was younger and (partly voluntarily) well isolated from any music that might have been popular before 1900.

[GoTeamGirl]

Jack Sparrow from PotC 2.

[AinoMinako]

"Blame God Instead" -Alex Bach

[tweeb²]

on youtube: Paco de lucia-Percusión Flamenca

I love this tune, amazing speed with the hands, a true guitar master, Paco.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOXatj4zRj4

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

Oh well, Magic Carpet Ride again. Just because the tag's still open. And because I'm so tired that every other word I write isn't English on first try.:thumbdown:

[jeriddian]

on youtube: Paco de lucia-Percusión Flamenca

I love this tune, amazing speed with the hands, a true guitar master, Paco.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOXatj4zRj4

I have some recordings of Manos de Plata in my Dad's old LP collection, along with Segovia, and several others. I have to transfer those recordings to digital someday.:)

[TransWarpDrive]

...And because I'm so tired that every other word I write isn't English on first try.:thumbdown:
:laugh:
I've had days like that, and English is my native language! :laugh:
EDIT: To answer your "First Contact" question:
Oh, in which scene? I watched that movie a lot back in the day when I was younger and (partly voluntarily) well isolated from any music that might have been popular before 1900.
When Riker first meets Cochrane in the bar after the Borg ship has attacked the settlement, he comes upon Deanna sitting there drunk while Cochran's dancing to the music on the jukebox. The tune he's playing (at very high volume) is "Ooby Dooby."

[Fireand'chutes77]

EDIT: To answer your "First Contact" question:
Oh, in which scene? I watched that movie a lot back in the day when I was younger and (partly voluntarily) well isolated from any music that might have been popular before 1900.
When Riker first meets Cochrane in the bar after the Borg ship has attacked the settlement, he comes upon Deanna sitting there drunk while Cochran's dancing to the music on the jukebox. The tune he's playing (at very high volume) is "Ooby Dooby."
They had drunkenness in "Star Trek?" :huh: I've always assumed it to be "Yay, everything's just hunky-dory exploring in space, and a convoluted bit of technobabble will save us from just about anything within the space of a half-hour episode."

[TransWarpDrive]

EDIT: To answer your "First Contact" question:
Oh, in which scene? I watched that movie a lot back in the day when I was younger and (partly voluntarily) well isolated from any music that might have been popular before 1900.
When Riker first meets Cochrane in the bar after the Borg ship has attacked the settlement, he comes upon Deanna sitting there drunk while Cochran's dancing to the music on the jukebox. The tune he's playing (at very high volume) is "Ooby Dooby."
They had drunkenness in "Star Trek?" :huh: I've always assumed it to be "Yay, everything's just hunky-dory exploring in space, and a convoluted bit of technobabble will save us from just about anything within the space of a half-hour episode."

Well, each episode was actually an hour in length. And the next time you watch a "Star Trek" episode or movie, ignore the technology and concentrate on the characters. There's a lot of good, solid drama in the very best of all the "Star Trek" shows. "Star Trek's" not about the technology; it never was. Science fiction at its best is about people who are in a futuristic or otherworldly setting. And yes, there was drunkenness in "Trek;" in the Original Series episode "The Enemy Within," Captain Kirk was split into two seperate people by a transporter accident - one Kirk was good; the other, evil. In the scene I'm referring to, the evil Kirk demanded a bottle of brandy from Dr. McCoy in sick bay then swaggered down the ship's corridors drinking from the bottle as casual as can be.
While he wanted the series to be an optimistic vision of humanity's future, "Star Trek's" creator, Gene Roddenberry, wasn't afraid to incorporate subtle commentaries about present-day humanity into his scripts. That's another trait of good science fiction.:alumnus:

[jeriddian]

EDIT: To answer your "First Contact" question:
Oh, in which scene? I watched that movie a lot back in the day when I was younger and (partly voluntarily) well isolated from any music that might have been popular before 1900.
When Riker first meets Cochrane in the bar after the Borg ship has attacked the settlement, he comes upon Deanna sitting there drunk while Cochran's dancing to the music on the jukebox. The tune he's playing (at very high volume) is "Ooby Dooby."
They had drunkenness in "Star Trek?" :huh: I've always assumed it to be "Yay, everything's just hunky-dory exploring in space, and a convoluted bit of technobabble will save us from just about anything within the space of a half-hour episode."

Oh, they weren't afraid to tackle some sensitive issues on Star Trek, especially more so on ST:TNG. The drunkenness thing ( This was the movie Star Trek: First Contact) came about because in the 23rd century all alcoholic beverages were made with synthohol, which gave you the flavoring and sensation of alcohol, but without getting you drunk. But in ST:FC, the Enterprise had traveled back to 21st century Earth where Deanna was trying to convince Zeffram Cochrane to fly the first warp capable spaceship and make history. She had to swap drinks with him to keep him talking, and didn't realize the alcohol was real, nor was she prepared for how it got her drunk. The scene was played for comedy.:alumnus:

[AinoMinako]

"When I Go Down" -Relient K

[Mike_Industries]

I'm listening to AQUA right now...

I'm a Barbie girl in a Barbie world...

LOL... Classic

[TransWarpDrive]

EDIT: To answer your "First Contact" question:
Oh, in which scene? I watched that movie a lot back in the day when I was younger and (partly voluntarily) well isolated from any music that might have been popular before 1900.
When Riker first meets Cochrane in the bar after the Borg ship has attacked the settlement, he comes upon Deanna sitting there drunk while Cochran's dancing to the music on the jukebox. The tune he's playing (at very high volume) is "Ooby Dooby."
They had drunkenness in "Star Trek?" :huh: I've always assumed it to be "Yay, everything's just hunky-dory exploring in space, and a convoluted bit of technobabble will save us from just about anything within the space of a half-hour episode."

Oh, they weren't afraid to tackle some sensitive issues on Star Trek, especially more so on ST:TNG. The drunkenness thing ( This was the movie Star Trek: First Contact) came about because in the 23rd century all alcoholic beverages were made with synthohol, which gave you the flavoring and sensation of alcohol, but without getting you drunk. But in ST:FC, the Enterprise had traveled back to 21st century Earth where Deanna was trying to convince Zeffram Cochrane to fly the first warp capable spaceship and make history. She had to swap drinks with him to keep him talking, and didn't realize the alcohol was real, nor was she prepared for how it got her drunk. The scene was played for comedy.:alumnus:

But they did have real alcohol in the 23rd and 24th Centuries - witness Scotty's imbibing Scotch, and Chekov's love of vodka, in the Original Series. Guinan, the bartender on the Enterprise-D, also had a selection of real alcoholic beverages available behind the bar. It's just that after the Ferengi introduced synthehol to the Federation (they invented it, IIRC), most Starfleet personnel preferred that beverage because of its non-intoxicating properties.

[GoTeamGirl]

Fall Back Into My Life-Amber Pacific.

Music is so good in the morning.

[Monstrorrendinformingens]

Okay, thanks TWD! I thought it was another of those scenes but I had forgot which. I loved the timeline talk of drunk Troy...of course I don't know the original but "not having enough time to talk about time" probably wasn't a synchro-joke, was it?:unsure:

[jeriddian]

EDIT: To answer your "First Contact" question:
Oh, in which scene? I watched that movie a lot back in the day when I was younger and (partly voluntarily) well isolated from any music that might have been popular before 1900.
When Riker first meets Cochrane in the bar after the Borg ship has attacked the settlement, he comes upon Deanna sitting there drunk while Cochran's dancing to the music on the jukebox. The tune he's playing (at very high volume) is "Ooby Dooby."
They had drunkenness in "Star Trek?" :huh: I've always assumed it to be "Yay, everything's just hunky-dory exploring in space, and a convoluted bit of technobabble will save us from just about anything within the space of a half-hour episode."

Oh, they weren't afraid to tackle some sensitive issues on Star Trek, especially more so on ST:TNG. The drunkenness thing ( This was the movie Star Trek: First Contact) came about because in the 23rd century all alcoholic beverages were made with synthohol, which gave you the flavoring and sensation of alcohol, but without getting you drunk. But in ST:FC, the Enterprise had traveled back to 21st century Earth where Deanna was trying to convince Zeffram Cochrane to fly the first warp capable spaceship and make history. She had to swap drinks with him to keep him talking, and didn't realize the alcohol was real, nor was she prepared for how it got her drunk. The scene was played for comedy.:alumnus:

But they did have real alcohol in the 23rd and 24th Centuries - witness Scotty's imbibing Scotch, and Chekov's love of vodka, in the Original Series. Guinan, the bartender on the Enterprise-D, also had a selection of real alcoholic beverages available behind the bar. It's just that after the Ferengi introduced synthehol to the Federation (they invented it, IIRC), most Starfleet personnel preferred that beverage because of its non-intoxicating properties.

So true, so true. I stand corrected.:)

[Molloy]

Listening to Miles Davis' two live fusion albums--Agharta and Pangaea--back to back.

Over three hours of pure, unadulterated jazz/rock/funk snot! :thumbup:

[jeriddian]

Listening to Miles Davis' two live fusion albums--Agharta and Pangaea--back to back.

Over three hours of pure, unadulterated jazz/rock/funk snot! :thumbup:

Oh, boy! A question about PANGAEA!:laugh::laugh::laugh:

[Molloy]

Oh, boy! A question about PANGAEA!:laugh::laugh::laugh:

Indeed, when I requested it from the library, I couldn't help thinking of "Clothes Minded."

[campy]

I'm listening to the Dvořák Cello Concerto, with Yo Yo Ma and the New York Philharmonic under Loren Maazel. I'm also watching it, since it's on TV.

[GoTeamGirl]

"Wish" by Matt Caplan for the first time.

And iTunes should not list unavailable songs.

[Cloud23465]

Metallica - No Leaf Clover... after a day of lifting heavy boxes, this song just picks me right back up.

[jeriddian]

I'm Ready - Angela Michael - off the KP soundtrack. That song is so positive, that it tends to always pick me up.

[GoTeamGirl]

Hello Beastie-PotC 2

[Mike_Industries]

Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit
Johny Cash - Walk the line
In the air tonight - Phil Collins

[campy]

NP: Bedrich Smetana, Má Vlast (My Fatherland). Rafael Kubelik conducting the Czech Philharmonic live at the 1990 Prague Spring Festival.

[Fireand'chutes77]

Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit
Ironically, I just finished watching the Weird Al video that parodies that song. :laugh: :laugh:

[GoTeamGirl]

"Is It Any Wonder"-Keane, my new CD for the morning.

[campy]

Listening to the BC-Army football game on radio. At the half, it's 16-7 in favor of BC.

Update: Now 23-10 BC after 3 quarters.

[AinoMinako]

"Feelings Show" -Colbie Calliat

[GoTeamGirl]

Road Less Traveled-Matt Caplan

Whenever I see that I think of Robert Frost's poem, which I had to memorize.

[kyojikasshu]

My sister has introduced me to Fiction Plane, and their album, Left Side of the Brain. Not bad at all....

[Molloy]

"What a Wonderful World" by Sam Cooke. I've known this song my entire life, but never thought of how much it applies to Ron before--doi!

Actually, I always thought of K&R (even prior to StD) whenever I heard his "Just for You."

[jeriddian]

"What a Wonderful World" by Sam Cooke. I've known this song my entire life, but never thought of how much it applies to Ron before--doi!

Actually, I always thought of K&R (even prior to StD) whenever I heard his "Just for You."

I couldn't agree more. The last line in my major Fan Fic which speaks about Ron, tells of him just looking at Kim and thinking to himself, "Man, I have GOT to be the luckiest guy on the planet."

There's no doubt in my mind that is what he thinks.

[campy]

In drive D: Symphony No. 5 by Gustav Mahler. This will be the featured work in Saturday night's gala opening concert of the Springfield Symphony season.

[Cloud23465]

I found my return of the Jedi CD and i'm listening to the track 5... The Battle Of Endor Part I. I'm normally not one for symphony style music.. but this is the exception.:thumbup:

[lunchmeat]

David Allen Coe "You Don't Even Have To Call Me By My Name"

Shelly West "Jose Cuervo"

Buckwheat Zydeco "Buck's New Jole Blon"

[jeriddian]

David Allen Coe "You Don't Even Have To Call Me By My Name"

Shelly West "Jose Cuervo"

Buckwheat Zydeco "Buck's New Jole Blon"

Good God, you do bring the memories back.......Used to play every single one of those tunes including the first one which is, of course, the "perfect country and western" song:P:laugh:. Jose Cuervo has always been a friend of mine (although lately we don't keep much company), and shades of Jole Blon...played fiddle for that one.:biggergrin:

[GoTeamGirl]

i'm listening to an Expedia commercial.

[TransWarpDrive]

Right now I'm listening to America's "Hideaway" album.
The song currently playing is "Letter," followed by "Today's The Day," one of my favorites on this disc. :)

[Not The CrimpMaster]

What is Mine by Tom Bruce-Clayton. (http://www.silentoutpost.net/music.html)

[campy]

Listening to the BC-UMass football game on radio.

[AinoMinako]

"Suddenly I See" -KT Tunstall

[Cloud23465]

Christy Carlson Romano - Say The Word. It's just been one of those days and this song helps.

[jeriddian]

Christy Carlson Romano - Say The Word. It's just been one of those days and this song helps.

Absolutely. Many are the days I simply put the soundtrack album in my stereo and just let play indefinitely.

[GoTeamGirl]

Everything by Micheal Buble. It's a nice song.

[Twila Starla]

Everything by Micheal Buble. It's a nice song.

Oh, I love that song! :)

Get A Clue- Simon & Milo.

[campy]

On radio: a trumpet concerto by Johann Nepomuk Hummel. Recorded at a Springfield Symphony concert last year, with me among the audience.

[TransWarpDrive]

Christy Carlson Romano - Say The Word. It's just been one of those days and this song helps.

Absolutely. Many are the days I simply put the soundtrack album in my stereo and just let play indefinitely.
Yeah, it's a good album; but whenever I play it in the fall or winter, Nikki Cleary's "Summertime Guys" just sounds out of place. That's a summer song if ever I heard one.

[jeriddian]

Christy Carlson Romano - Say The Word. It's just been one of those days and this song helps.

Absolutely. Many are the days I simply put the soundtrack album in my stereo and just let play indefinitely.
Yeah, it's a good album; but whenever I play it in the fall or winter, Nikki Cleary's "Summertime Guys" just sounds out of place. That's a summer song if ever I heard one.

True, but it doesn't bother me. Of course, down here in Texas, we don't have that much of a winter either.:laugh:

[campy]

Christy Carlson Romano - Say The Word. It's just been one of those days and this song helps.

Absolutely. Many are the days I simply put the soundtrack album in my stereo and just let play indefinitely.
Yeah, it's a good album; but whenever I play it in the fall or winter, Nikki Cleary's "Summertime Guys" just sounds out of place. That's a summer song if ever I heard one.

True, but it doesn't bother me. Of course, down here in Texas, we don't have that much of a winter either.:laugh:And here in chilly New England, we need summertime songs to survive the long, cold winters. :laugh:

[kyojikasshu]

Stan Bush - The Touch. I'm in the mood for old-school Transformers music...

[Cloud23465]

Nickelback - If everyone cared. Seems like a great song to listen to on a rainy day.

[GoTeamGirl]

The Frog Prince-by Kean, for the second time today.

[jeriddian]

Beethoven, 6th symphony, Von Karajan conducting from the 1963 Berlin Philharmonic recordings. Great mood music:).

[campy]

NP: the Rustic Wedding Symphony, opus 26 of Karl Goldmark.

[GoTeamGirl]

Everything by Matt Caplan.

[kyojikasshu]

Earlier, I listened to the Red Wings game on the radio while I was at my sister's house. Detroit lost to Chicago in a shootout, 4-3.

Currently, I'm catching up on this week's editions of the Jim Rome Show. I'm finally to Friday's show.

[Mike_Industries]

I'm listening to a song who I have to discover who made it... I copied it from a friends cd... I know the title:

He's a Pirate (Techno Remix)

But the only idea I have on who the artist is I think tieatso... or something like that. Can anybody help me out here?

Christy Carlson Romano - Say The Word. It's just been one of those days and this song helps.

Absolutely. Many are the days I simply put the soundtrack album in my stereo and just let play indefinitely.
Yeah, it's a good album; but whenever I play it in the fall or winter, Nikki Cleary's "Summertime Guys" just sounds out of place. That's a summer song if ever I heard one.

True, but it doesn't bother me. Of course, down here in Texas, we don't have that much of a winter either.:laugh:And here in chilly New England, we need summertime songs to survive the long, cold winters. :laugh:

And here in good ol' Minnesota, you get a a nice experiance...

High 80's one day...
Low 30's the next...

That is what we live for here... Don't-cha-know!

[Fireand'chutes77]

"Keep Holding On," by Avril Lavigne, fresh off iTunes.

I don't know what it is, but there's... something... in that song that just... hits me....

[kyojikasshu]

I'm currently amused by the song "Code Monkey" by Jonathan Coulton.

Code monkey like Fritos
Code monkey like Tab and Mountain Dew
Code monkey very simple man
With big warm fuzzy secret heart
Code monkey like you...

Code monkey like you

[Fireand'chutes77]

"The Highwayman," sung by Loreena McKennitt. A haunting, beautiful song, and the mental imagery is incredible. Unfortunately, she left out two stanzas of Alfred Noyes' original poem that I really liked. The first, about Tom, was absolutely critical to understanding why the redcoats turned up in the first place. The second, about Bess and her quest for the musket trigger, was a really cool bit of imagery.

[Not The CrimpMaster]

A Loscil CD I just got, entitled Submers. I love ambient music.

[Mike_Industries]

I have the entire Kingdom Hearts 2 soundtrack playing on my computer right now...

Such good music...

[kyojikasshu]

Due to the ongoing spat between the Big Ten Network and Comcast, I'm forced to listen to the Michigan-Purdue game on the radio.

Actually, though, being on the computer right now, I'd be listening to it on the radio anyway, since I don't have a TV down here... but I find it annoying that Comcast is basically screwing us by not wanting to buy the services, and the BTN is basically screwing both Comcast subscribers AND those who do not have cable or satellite by keeping Michigan AND Michigan State games off of free TV. (In past seasons, Michigan would either always be on our ABC affiliate or on ESPN; MSU would either be on one of those channels, ESPN2, or the ESPN+ package, and picked up by another local station.)

[cpneb]

WRR 101.1, the classical music station in Dallas; starting Music in the Metroplex and 1 piano/4 hands music discussion. Also, will hit some Russian music, as well. This should be interesting....

[Mike_Industries]

I'm listening too...

My<DSMBR - Linkin Park

#1 - Nelly

Voodoo Chile - Jimi Hendrix

In the Air Tonight - Phil Collins

Frozen - Madonna

Once again, I seem to have this wierd combo of music going...

[Ace Ian Combat]

We Are by Ana

[Twila Starla]

Na Na by Superchi(k)

[Ace Ian Combat]

Going Under by Evanescence

Nobody's Perfect by Hannah Montana (Actually watching to Twila's video to it):D

[Twila Starla]

Going Under by Evanescence

Nobody's Perfect by Hannah Montana (Actually watching to Twila's video to it):D

Yeah! :D

Goin' Crazy by Ashley Tisdale.

[kyojikasshu]

Currently listening to today's edition of the Jim Rome show...

... but for some reason, even though I haven't heard this song in a long, long time, I've got "If I Can't Have You" stuck in my head. That would be the Yvonne Elliman song from the 70s...

>_<

[Fireand'chutes77]

Does anyone have/know where I might find the "radio edit" version of Voodoo & Serano's "Give Me the Power"? I have the iTunes version, which is about 7 minutes long, but I don't like all the techno instrumental filler. I think the radio edit is closer to four minutes. I've tried Dogpile.com, but have come up with nothing.

[Fireand'chutes77]

Sorry for the DP.

"Hella Good," by No Doubt. For some reason, whenever I hear the instrumental bits, I can't get the image of Bonnie in this dress (http://caps.kpfanworld.com/images/homecoming_upset/0285.jpg) doing a solo-grind at a rave. At least it's not a bad image to get stuck in one's head... :rolleyes: :whistle: ;)