What are you listening to?

[Mister D Nomms]

I probably wouldn't mind it if all the WOOP WOOP wOOP WOOP WOOP sort of stuck with the tempo of the song.

[Algernon]

Woop new Grizzly Bear song from the upcoming album.

[Mister D Nomms]

I FOUND a CD AT GOODWILL CALLED NORWEGIAN WOOD aND IT'S NORWEGIAN INSTRUMENTAL COVERS OF BEATLES SONGS aND IT'S PRETTY COOL FOR 99 CENTS

[spoon_of_grimbo]

This just arrived in the mail (well, I got one of those "pick this up at the mail depot later" forms, as I was taking a shit when the postman arrived, but I scoured the neighbourhood, found him, and claimed my prized package!):



Seriously, if you have even the most passing interest in pop-punk, you need to get on this, like, yesterday.  Shit is gold from one end t' t'other.

[hepcat]

I just discovered Die Antwoord, so I Fink U Freeky has been on repeat for a couple of days. Yolandi and Ninja buzz me out, man.

[doombilly]

boingboing.net posted the new track "Baby's on Fire" the other day. I think they've milked that schtick as far as I can stand. The video's funny. Also I along with much of the nerd-o-verse were non-plussed it wasn't a cover of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMt1Oy5uQ0w

[celticgeek]

I am drinking red wine and listening to Barefoot Dance Of The Sea. 

[Cie]

This improv collab EP between Venetian Snares and John Frusciante (and some other dude who nobody knows), under the name Speed Dealer Moms (what a fucking awesome name). Should be better than it is; they're both musical geniuses (in my opinion), but I guess it's an improv project with no edits or overdubs or anything of the sorts, they're doing pretty well.

Also, band called OFF!, which is Keith Morris reliving American hardcore in the 21st century, which I am seeing in... a fortnight or so now, actually. Great band (at the moment; I have a feeling that they'll go shit eventually), but at the moment it's incredibly fresh and energising music. Favourite song is probably Harbour Freeway Blues at the moment.

Oh, and also the Beatles. I'm liking Abbey Road a lot at the moment :3

[Zingoleb]

Pandora's Pinata hnnng

[IDMG]

Dopethrone by Electric Wizard.

[doombilly]

Gonna go plug my phone into that stereo I could sell on Craigslist and jam this mix
http://8tracks.com/doombilly/scheherazade-moon

[idontunderstand]

Cat Power - Moon Pix album. It usually doesn't bother me or even concern me in the slightest whether someone is famous or completely obscure, but with Cat Power I really feel more people should hear it. That might sound clueless, I dunno how famous she is where you live, but at least here almost no one I know has ever heard of her.

[Patrick]

Outtakes from Rumours.

Goddamn sons of bitches are all so bloody talented and I hate them all -_____________-

(wanna marry Stevie Nicks)

[VonKleist]

The Beatles - Only A Northern Song



I love George Harrison. Such a great guy.

[doombilly]

Moby – Porcelain

[celticgeek]

I am drinking Laphroaig and listening to (and watching) little known artists on YouTube. 

Very enjoyable, both the drinking and listening.

[doombilly]

The Ghost Song - The Doors

[celticgeek]

I am drinking Laphroaig and listening to the complete discography of Gwyneth Glyn. 

A fellow could get to enjoy this kind of activity. 

[Mister D Nomms]

I'm forcing myself to listen to screamo for no good reason.

[DudeReadThis]

I've been listening to more Marilyn Manson lately. DON'T JUDGE ME!

[jwhouk]

This is just completely odd, given my personal history, but bear with me:

After hearing Sir Paul's take on "The End" at the Opening Ceremonies at the London Olympics, I knew I had to just go out and get a copy of the album that it is on - Abbey Road, for you young whippersnappers.

Now, back in the day I might have gone and gotten a CD from my local Best Buy or Wal-Mart. Of course, that was back when I wasn't 15-30 minutes away from the local Best Buy or Wal-Mart. So my option was to buy the album from iTunes.

Not so difficult, right? Well, that was when my computer decided that it was way too hot in our office, and decided to give me the De-Rez screen to let me know. Unfortunately, I had to leave for work in a few minutes, so I pulled out my iPod Touch, swiped a few screens, and bingo - the entire album was downloaded for me, right to my iPod.

I listened to a bit of it at work, and thought to myself, "Man, if you could go back to 1970 and explain what I just did to buy the album to the four of them, they'd think I was on a real bad acid trip or something."

[celticgeek]

Being a creature of habit, I am again drinking Laphroaig and listening to the complete discography of Gwyneth Glyn. 

As I said earlier, a fellow could get to enjoy this kind of activity.

[pwhodges]

I listened to a bit of it at work, and thought to myself, "Man, if you could go back to 1970 and explain what I just did to buy the album to the four of them, they'd think I was on a real bad acid trip or something."

Of course, you miss part of the experience.  Leaving the runout groove of Sgt Pepper playing for ages while trying to work out what it means; getting caught out by the hidden track on Abbey Road (the long pause on the LP before Her Majesty).  Also physical extras like the Sgt Pepper cutouts and the Let It Be photo book (still on my shelf).

[idontunderstand]

They left out the silence on the iTunes version? Dat silly.

[pwhodges]

They left out the silence on the iTunes version? Dat silly.

I don't know; but it would be less of a surprise.

[Asterus]

I'm currently obsessed with 4:33 by John Cage. I find myself waking up to it, singing it almost all the time, and hearing it everywhere.

[pwhodges]

I performed one movement of 4'33" in a concert in the late 1970s.  Yes, it is in three movements, so that is perfectly possible!

[doombilly]

DNA - The Kills

[Patrick]

"Tomorrow, Tomorrow" - Elliott Smith

I'm super bummed out by the fact I have no earthly idea how to play this song. This is the first time I've been completely stumped in a long time.

[Lummer]

Zazen Boys' "4" album.

Brilliant, if batshit insane vocals-wise.

[pwhodges]

The Pillows (and their Beatles vibe does no harm )

The Pillows - Patricia

[VonKleist]

"Tomorrow, Tomorrow" - Elliott Smith

I'm super bummed out by the fact I have no earthly idea how to play this song. This is the first time I've been completely stumped in a long time.

It´s Nashville Tuning

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3Pk8IHuQTE

[Abyssalin]

This is why we fight - The Decemberists

I've pretty much had their entire works on play for about 5 days straight, I'm just not in the mood for any other music right now, it's an odd feeling.

[Patrick]

"Tomorrow, Tomorrow" - Elliott Smith

I'm super bummed out by the fact I have no earthly idea how to play this song. This is the first time I've been completely stumped in a long time.

It´s Nashville Tuning

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3Pk8IHuQTE

So basically I'll never be able to play it unless I fix my other guitar and put that sucker in Nashville tuning, huh?

[VonKleist]

What´s wrong with your guitar?


I dunno if Nashville is worth the hastle for me, what with the different gauge strings and all.
The picking sounds interesting though!

how about some nice dropped D?

Smashing Pumpkins - Vanity
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTGcCr8L_t4

[t-s-c]

The Isle of Man - This Revolution Is Supposed To Fail

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuaqlbN4m-I&feature=player_embedded

[Patrick]

VonKleist, it's a 3-bolt neck on a flattop acoustic. They achieved that by gluing a solid wood block into the body at the neck heel joint and just bolting the neck to that. The block is delaminating from the body, so she's sat in my bandmate's garage with slacked strings for about 4 months now.

[doombilly]

Careful With That Axe, Eugene (live) -  Pink Floyd

[VonKleist]

Blur - Tender

Graham Coxon friggin rules

[spoon_of_grimbo]

KVELERTAK!

[Patrick]

Ew, bolt on acoustics give me a sad

For the record she's a '53 Kay, might change the equation some :3

[Patrick]

Thanks!

So my homie sent me a youtube lank of the Beach Boys' "Sloop John B", vocals only

faaaaaaaaaaap

[VonKleist]

Hmpf.. not available here


THis

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX2MLsMrmCc

is pretty friggin' sweet

[Mister D Nomms]

Thanks!

So my homie sent me a youtube lank of the Beach Boys' "Sloop John B", vocals only

faaaaaaaaaaap

http://www.studiomultitracks.com/

[slaufer]

http://exclaim.ca/MusicVideo/ClickHear/mother_mother-sticks_album_stream

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[Asterus]

Nightcore. Lots and lots of Nightcore.

[BeoPuppy]

Marillion - Brave.

[Pilchard123]

The sorcerer's apprentice. Einaudi. The YogPod, though that's not music.

[idontunderstand]

Hank Williams.

[VonKleist]

Edvard Grieg

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