What Music Are You Listening to Now?

[Fishin'_Irish]

lol

 

[KamaraPolice]

Pearl Jam- The BEST band ever
Beenie Man

Beres Hammond

Hard to argue, I stayed up last night watching VH1 classic Pearl Jam show and promptly slept through my first class today.

 

[dyrtdogg]

Radiohead - Karma Police.

Weird. I'm listening to Green Plastic Trees by Radiohead. Congrats on the good taste.

 

[KamaraPolice]

Weird. I'm listening to Green Plastic Trees by Radiohead. Congrats on the good taste.

great song. the bends was a good album.

 

[GoshenGipper]

The Animals - House of the Rising Sun

Wilson Pickett - Land of 1000 Dances (The pep band song that everyone knows, but no one knows what it's called)

The McCoys - Hang on Sloopy

The Monkees - Last Train to Clarksville

The Rolling Stones - Paint it Black

The Zombies - She's Not There

The Kinks - You Really Got Me

The Kingsmen - Louie Louie

 

[IrishFan4Life]

Ice Ice baby - Vanilla Ice

its 90s weekend on the one station here...fantastic

 

[IrishFan4Life]

everlong - foo fighters

 

[IrishFan4Life]

Jack Straw - Grateful Dead

 

[IrishFan4Life]

Dig - Incubus

 

[GoIrish41]

I'm listening to the clock ticking. 2 more hours until vacation. woohoo

 

[mlcspinner]

Jack Straw - Grateful Dead

do you know where it was recorded?

 

[stonebreakerwasgod]

Private Idaho-B52's (great song btw)

 

[mlcspinner]

Private Idaho-B52's (great song btw)

It is a great song.

 

[NDFan4Life]

I'm actually watching Genesis: A History on VH1 Classic.

Those guys were so good!

Now for a question:

Peter Gabriel Genesis or Phil Collins Genesis?

I prefer Peter Gabriel. Phil Collins is good, don't get me wrong, but Genesis became too commercial for my tastes.

 

[stonebreakerwasgod]

Yeah, and the first Genesis were some hard-hitting mofo's, just keeping it real.

 

[IrishFan4Life]

Cute without the E - Taking Back Sunday

 

[Fishin'_Irish]

I gotta go with Peter Gabriel Genesis. Always been a big fan of his. Nothing against Phil though, I like him too.

 

[IRISHDODGER]

Currently listening to a band called Silvertide. They're pretty rockin' in a t-shirt, blue jeans kinda way.

 

[goldandblue]

I was jamming some Black Crows earlier. IMO one of the most underrated bands ever.

 

[Shark Attack]

Kickin' it old school with The Descendants, Dead Kennedys, Alice Cooper, The Misfits, some Royksopp, and some Snoop Dogg. A good mix if you ask me

 

[goldandblue]

quite a mix for sure.

 

[mlcspinner]

I am listening to everyone who picked Duke to win cry in their beers

 

[fortwayne_nd]

Kickin' it old school with The Descendants, Dead Kennedys, Alice Cooper, The Misfits, some Royksopp, and some Snoop Dogg. A good mix if you ask me

Old school?? I listened to Young's Harvest (1972, I think) last night...the "Godfather of Grunge." Among his very best work...35 freaking years ago. In the late 1950's, Coltrane recorded Blue Train and Davis put out Kind of Blue. I hear songs played off those two albums almost every day on a jazz radio station...50 years later and their still standard-bearers! The jazz equivalent of Rockne and Leahy. And for the reggae fans, Peter Tosh's Legalize It (mid-70's). Can't go wrong with The Harder They Come.

 

[IrishAlum1997]

Listening to 'The Rat Pack Collection,' a live recording of a couple of shows Sammy, Dean and Frank did back in the 60's.

Schwing, baby!

 

[fortwayne_nd]

Listening to 'The Rat Pack Collection,' a live recording of a couple of shows Sammy, Dean and Frank did back in the 60's.

Schwing, baby!

While at work, I listen to a Chicago jazz station streamed over the internet and will hear Sinatra a few times a week and I heard a Sammy Davis, Jr. song just today. Been awhile since I heard Dean Martin. I grew up listening to the Stones, Floyd, Led Zep, etc. but Frank and the guys either had their own variety shows on TV or were guests so I have good memories of their songs.

A habit I've developed is to search a song by title on iTunes and compare the many artists who have covered a song over the years. Often, Frank will have one of the best versions. Another guy that keeps rising to the top is Ray Charles. Ray had his fair share of duds covering other people's songs but when he had the right song, he was good.

 

[KamaraPolice]

on the way home we were listening to a cd i made when i was in high school. good tunes ♪♪♪♪♪♪♪

a lil Sevendust - angels song and some Naked - mans chinese

♪♪♪90s music♪♪♪

 

[KamaraPolice]

then of course, a lil amazing grace to end the night

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[Win4Gipper]

the voices in my head

 

[NDOM]

the voices in my head

Thats kinda scary. Funny though. I'm doing online billing/Irish Envy/ Listening to Sports radio all at the same time. I CAN MULTI TASK. he he he

 

[grantphilly]

To hell with the beatles. Pearl Jam rocks though.

you are fucking crazy, the Beatles are everything your not, go buy the white album and 1/4 and report here when your done listening and smoking