Music! What are you listening to now?

[Anonymous]

Gravity blues is cool and thank you.

 

[on3m@n@rmy]

Black Keys – Lies

Pixies – Here comes your man

The Temper Trap – Fader

Sea Wolf – You’re a wolf

 

[Michielveedeebee]

Black Keys – Lies

Pixies – Here comes your man

The Temper Trap – Fader

Sea Wolf – You’re a wolf

Pixies are amazing

Pixies - Where is My Mind

 

[WillemS]

I was just listening to:

Mike Stern with Richard Bona, who together make beautiful fusion/jazz-tunes. Stern's (guitar) playing is just so smooth and natural and together with Bona's funky bass grooves overlayed with his virtuoso falsetto voice their tunes make me want to disturb this neighborhood's peace anytime. Luckily for my neighbors I can restrain myself somehow sometimes.

For now, I'll just settle with some easy-listening background music. I have to prepare myself for a new load of students next week, who I hope will not outsmart their teacher. They probably will, so I'll just have to study harder than they. I might be going for some Miles Davis to aid me in doing just that.

 

[bicing]

Hip-hop: anything produced by Apollo Brown or Exile

Hassaan Mackey & Apollo Brown - Something - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-82OCpDg7xU
Apollo Brown ft. Rapper Big Pooh & Black Milk - Hungry - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6Bh3X61K2I
Boog Brown feat. Kam Moye - Friends Like These (Prod. by Apollo Brown) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmVbhUrJsrM
Apollo Brown - The 11th Hour (instrumental) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbXF9-9g2wY
Blu & Exile - "So(ul)Amazing" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jq-crVkXcaw
Fashawn "LIfe As a Shorty" feat J. Mitchell - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdrEIIRVZ9g
Exile - Time Has Come (ft. Slum Village) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5RgPCnNN8Y

 

[WillemS]

Hip-hop: anything produced by Apollo Brown or Exile

Thank you. I like it.

 

[Anonymous]

The Offspring - why dont you get a job

 

[slim charles]

Great guy this Matthew Ryan. I very much like his album Dear Lover, and especially song City Life

Also, a great song by a great songwriter - I Am Disappeared, by Frank Turner

 

[Michielveedeebee]

Moby - New Dawn Fades
Wouldn't it be nice - Beach Boys

 

[Anonymous]

The Clash - Bankrobber

 

[Libertine Seguros]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5y0GZPtJRM

Best. Prog. Band. Ever.

 

[on3m@n@rmy]

Moby - New Dawn Fades
Wouldn't it be nice - Beach Boys

The Clash - Bankrobber

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5y0GZPtJRM

Best. Prog. Band. Ever.

Heat... love Pachino, Di Niro, Kilmer. And a great track that Moby.
Clash is great.
Libertine... you hit a home run. Shockingly good.

 

[Thomsena]

You probably know it. Brilliant one this.

The Walkmen - Juveniles.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AeQUvGeJWI

 

[Anonymous]

Iron maiden - the number of the beast

AND i like this song coz of the lyricz

Pay my respects to grace and virtue
Send my condolences to good
Give my regards to soul and romance
They always did the best they could

And so long to devotion
You taught me everything I know
Wave goodbye, wish me well

 

[Libertine Seguros]

Heat... love Pachino, Di Niro, Kilmer. And a great track that Moby.
Clash is great.
Libertine... you hit a home run. Shockingly good.

That Moby track is a Joy Division cover:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsT_PvMR4j4

Many bands mentioned in this thread - Editors, Interpol and so on - just pale imitators. Joy Division are one of the true all time greats. When Ian Curtis sang "I feel it closing in day in day out", you really believed him.

 

[on3m@n@rmy]

That Moby track is a Joy Division cover:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsT_PvMR4j4

Many bands mentioned in this thread - Editors, Interpol and so on - just pale imitators. Joy Division are one of the true all time greats. When Ian Curtis sang "I feel it closing in day in day out", you really believed him.

that Joy Division track was great... put it on my wish list.

I hope I don't make anyone puke now. I've been into a bit of Indie lately. Such as:
Zero 7 – In the waiting line
or same song in hi-def if you can get yahoo music:
Zero 7 – In the waiting line

Broken Social Scene – Cause=Time
Passion Pit – To kingdom come
Rilo Kiley – Dreamworld
Phoenix – Lasso
The Eels – My timing is off... off the Hombre Lobo cover

 

[Maxiton]

Mountain Jam

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9rsvd2R5RM&feature=related
The Allman Brothers Band

 

[Michielveedeebee]

That Moby track is a Joy Division cover:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsT_PvMR4j4

Many bands mentioned in this thread - Editors, Interpol and so on - just pale imitators. Joy Division are one of the true all time greats. When Ian Curtis sang "I feel it closing in day in day out", you really believed him.

I know I just really like the Moby cover

Joy Division is great Even their punkesque songs



Bob Marley - Jammin

Nas feat. Damien Marley & K'naan - Africa Must Wake Up

 

[slim charles]

While we're talking about Joy Division, this is one of my favorite songs [although it's actually from the time when they called themselves Warsaw, before they became Joy Division]
They Walked In Line

 

[mortand]

I'm not a huge fan of Joy Division, don't mind them either, but obviously they did some great stuff that inspired other great artists. Here's three of my favorite Joy Division covers.

Galaxie 500 - Ceremony
Low - Transmission
Therapy? - Isolation

I suppose, technically, Ceremony isn't a Joy Division song, but rather a New Order track. But...well.

 

[pmcg76]

Just popped into this thread only to discover posters talking about Joy Division and amazingly I have been getting into Joy Division over the last week.

I love this tune of theirs and the video it has been cut to using scenes from 2001: A Space odyssey.

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

They sound incredibly like a current band, hard to believe their music is from over 30 years ago and before my time.

 

[meat puppet]

^Maybe that's because many so called indie bands tried very hard to emulate the JD sound during the mid 2000s. And yes, some good tunes did come out of it.

Judas Priest for me at the mo. Halford is the man

 

[Libertine Seguros]

I'm not a huge fan of Joy Division, don't mind them either, but obviously they did some great stuff that inspired other great artists. Here's three of my favorite Joy Division covers.

Galaxie 500 - Ceremony
Low - Transmission
Therapy? - Isolation

I suppose, technically, Ceremony isn't a Joy Division song, but rather a New Order track. But...well.

Ceremony is a Joy Division song. There's a version of it on "Still". However, they didn't have the chance to record it before Ian Curtis' suicide, hence it was the first New Order single. For those that like JD I highly recommend New Order's first album "Movement" - it's quite clear that they are still Joy Division there. I like New Order, but this is before they really went ballistic on the electronic sound.

 

[Kvinto]

Early Alice Cooper - The Best Alice Cooper:

Alice Cooper - Desperado

Alice Cooper - Billion Dollar Babies

Alice Cooper - Big Apple Dreamin

Alice Cooper - Generation Landslide

 

[Anonymous]

lifehouse - storm