What Song Are You Listening to Right Now?

#1

Howlin Wolf~ Evil (is going on)

#2

All of Bee Thousand by Guided by Voices - currently "Buzzards and Dreadful Crows"

#3

Gram Parsons~ Grievous Angel

I don't like this style of music anymore, but this man was an awesome talent, and I still bring Gram and the Flying Burritos Bros back into the rotation from time to time.

#4

LOL! Didn't take you all long to make use of the youtube bbcode

#5

Bjork~ New World

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#7

What are you listening to?

For me Collage by Oomkah Dee / Moa Pillar.

:drums:

EDIT: Ah, didn't see that this thread existed.

#8

Cama Desfeita - Falam De Um Desconforto Entre Os Dedos

#9

Wife's in the shower.

I have to blast this.

#10

First listen of this album, actually. Love the other two in the Berlin Trilogy.

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#16

this is my go-to cheer up video, it cracks me up every time~

#17

Hit this while shuffling, love this track.

#18

Munly is best gothic country.

#19

^ ture

For me, I've been shuffling most of Christmas Eve and hit this:

#20

Fugazi, Long Division

#21

#22

Lots of good music going around in this thread.

As for me:

#23

The Truth wrote:First listen of this album, actually. Love the other two in the Berlin Trilogy.

Personally, I'm not completely sold on David Bowie's Berlin Trilogy (which is strange, because you'd think it would be right down my alley,) but I'd be lying if I said I didn't love this song.

PiL's Second Edition has slowly but surely working its way up my list of all-time favorite albums, and this song's one of the highlights. Quite possibly the angriest thing I've ever heard.

#24

When it comes to David Bowie, I prefer Hunky Dory/Ziggy Stardust, but that's just me.

#25

axxon n wrote:
The Truth wrote:First listen of this album, actually. Love the other two in the Berlin Trilogy.
Personally, I'm not completely sold on David Bowie's Berlin Trilogy (which is strange, because you'd think it would be right down my alley,) but I'd be lying if I said I didn't love this song.

PiL's Second Edition has slowly but surely working its way up my list of all-time favorite albums, and this song's one of the highlights. Quite possibly the angriest thing I've ever heard.

Johnny Lydon has a patent on angry, IMO. People look at me like I'm insane when I say I love Johnny Rotten, but damn, he could bring the anger like no one else.