What Are U Listening To Right This Moment?

[adgy-san]

Good choice, Raza.

 

[orpheus]

Good choice, Raza.

The music or the decision as to where to bury the evidence? evil:

 

[Goallum]

 

[chaingunsofdoom]

Grabbed the Underworld:Awakening soundtrack on Tuesday. Some really good stuff on there. Having a female-heavy percentage of the 17 tracks is nice for a change too.

 

[IceDogsFan]

 

[Palffy3314]

 

[roenick]

"The Sky Is Crying" by Etta James.

 

[Goallum]

A grossly underrated Radiohead album? Yes, such things exist.

 

[orpheus]

Slayer-Hell Awaits

This was the first Slayer album I heard. :O

 

[DougW8]

Enjoying the variety of artists covering Dylan's music in this release for Amnesty International. If you can't get past Dylan's voice (and you should), this might be a good way to check out his music. Impressed at the songs which were covered, since it isn't just covers of his best known songs.

 

[gescom]

A grossly underrated Radiohead album? Yes, such things exist.

i feel so bad that i feel that with exception to Eraser - which sounds like it's a side project, it's all been disappointing to me since.

i think they need to switch back to exploring a more traditional sound again.


but i dig this album!!! and it definitely is their underrated album.

 

[gescom]

Rude Boys Outa Jail!!!

 

[orpheus]

I think I have that 2 Tone collection. Is that the one with a song about the best thing of some people being their girlfriend? I know a few people like that.

 

[Goallum]

 

[orpheus]

Frank Zappa- Zoot Allures

Some swell guitar work here peeps. guitarist:

 

[Luc SkyBomba]

 

[Blaze]

 

[roenick]

"Don't Mean A Thang" by Gary Clark, Jr.

 

[Mondo Blando]

A big disappointment - Alain Johannes really ****ed this album up.

Lanegan may have the dirtiest rock voice ever, filtered through layers of whiskey, cigarettes and heroin gravel. He needs a harder, more spacious sound for the mood to resonate - its his strength. This album is filled to the gills with 90's Stan Ridgway-type electronics, layer upon layer of unnecessary tweaks and overly repetitive and overly familar lines.

This is a b-side that didn't make the lp, and it just blows away any of the tracks that did make it:

 

[orpheus]

I have a question has Lanegan ever fronted an album that has been consistent from beginning to end? I mean I always thought consistency is what prevented Mudhoney from being as big as other grunge bands.