What are you listening to right now?

[Mike9]

Guthrie Govan - "Fives" :dude

[prsflame]

Sugarland: Twice The Speed Of Life

[TravisE]

Elvis Costello: "The Delivery Man"

[Big0range]

Talk radio

[rwe333]

Bobby Bradford Mo'tet Live At The Los Angeles County Museum Of Art (w/ TGP's KRosser on guitar): http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showthread.php?t=177501

And, fwiw, I watched Todd Rundgren's Liars Live DVD last night - some cool moments:
http://amazon.com/gp/product/B000BM6BE6/sr=1-1/qid=1161701615/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/102-8937251-7069729?ie=UTF8&s=dvd

[mprvise]

Truck - Gov't Mule - Deepest End Live disc 1

Car - Latest Bill Frisell with Paul Motian and Ron Carter

Home - John Mayer Trio Try (heard something from this at set break Saturday night and decided to buy it - it's actually not bad!)

[tonedrip]

Dave Weckl - Multiplicity ...... smokin band, and stellar material !

[frank62]

sonny rhodes, texas fender bender.

[TS808]

Tommy Castro "Soul Shaker" on the way to work this morning. Not bad.

[1959burst]

foghat the rock and roll album and gary moore g-force:D

[clothwiring]

Shuffling through my iPod I found: Dream Theatere - Scenes From a Memory. Haven't listened to it in a long time.

[stratzrus]

http://www.radio-royale.nl/

This is one of my favorite online radio streams from Holland.

Funky Jazzy Soul

stratzrus

[mc5nrg]

Sonic's Rendezvous Band box set.


Sonny Rhodes....no longer in Philadelphia?

[ivers]

A live clip from 2001 of Metheny and some of my italian favorites, Enrico Rava, Stefano Bollani, Enzo Pietropaoli and Roberto Gatto. Some nice playing by Metheny, and Bollani is doing what he apparently does best, which is being a total genius on the piano.

[EunosFD]

I have some downtempo in now: "The Merkin Dream" and earlier "Caia" & "Projections" (both groups produced by Andy Cato of Groove Armada). It's a chilly, overcast fall day so it fits the mood quite well.

[MattieRYFO]

Desk: Brad Paisley - Time Well Wasted
Car: The Decemberists - Castaways and Cutouts

[d7music]

Lindsey Buckingham - Under The Skin

Nice!!

[DejavuDave]

Scott Kinsey - Kinesthetics
Tribal Tech - Thick
Jim Weider - Percolator
John McLaughlin - Industrial Zen

[pete kanaras]

last couple of days:

hermeto pascoal's "slave's mass"
rough mixes of my last gig with my old band from a year ago
little beaver's "party down"
steve earle's "el corazon"
kinney dorham live at the cafe bohemia
lightnin' slim's "we gonna rock tonight"

going to see the tomasz stanko quartet tonight

[Dave Orban]

Stones: Let it Bleed (the entire album) :dude

[Lex Luthier]

12 girls band

[UconnJack]

This week, Steely Dan, Last week, Govm't Mule.

[KRosser]

In general - lots of Terje Rypdal, Ben Verdery, Neko Case, Beck (Hanson), Tortoise, Lily Afshar, Sergio & Odair Assad, Tilman Hoppstock and Curtis Mayfield.

[steelers88]

North Mississippi Allstars Live Hill Country Revue

[Bryan T]

Tortoise - TNT
Decemberists - The Crane Wife
Wagner - Der Fliegende Hollander

Up next? We'll see what iTunes chooses.

Bryan

[MickeyJi]

Camel: The Paris Collection (not their best, but cool in a 70's prog kind of way)

Before that: Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris (so-so, not too enthusiastic about it, but a nicely relaxed disc nevertheless)

Befor that: Terje Rypdal : Chaser (Something about Rypdal's music keeps me coming back for more again and again...)

[nashvillesteve]

Robert Johnson, R.E.M. New Adventures in Hi-Fi, John Hammond Jr. Wicked Grin, Bob Dylan Biograph box set, Police Message In a Box (set) and mostly random 40 gigabyte iPod in the car...

Now I'm listening to a huge Paul Simon and Simon & Garfunkel playlist on Rhapsody to-go (streaming from web browser) at my desk at work.

[gennation]

Bjork Joga

[bluesmain]

Little Willies
Susan Tedeschi ( best of)
John Mayers new release

[ivers]

Richard Galliano - French Touch

[gomez1856]

The Raconteurs!! This cd has not left my player in a week.

It's a great, fresh rock and roll album with hints of zeppelin and even the beatles, but with a contemporary vibe.

[GlueMan]

Dave Alvin - West of the West

[bluessyndicate]

new Government Mule

[mavrick10_2000]

Mike Stern: Who Let the cat's out.

[Miles]

The new Killing Joke album: "Hosannas from the Basement of Hell" it's so so, but nothing compared to their last album w/ Grohl behind the kit.

[Mike9]

Michael Thompson - "MT Speaks"

[squeally dan]

Amos Lee -Supply & Demand

[stratzrus]

The new Killing Joke album: "Hosannas from the Basement of Hell" it's so so, but nothing compared to their last album w/ Grohl behind the kit.

I just saw Killing Joke in Amsterdam in mid-april. Great show, but nothing compares to their live shows during the '80s. They were my favorite band in between Fear and Bad Brains.

stratzrus

[Thor]

Mastodon - Blood Mountain
One of the finest metal albums of recent memory. I can't seem to get it out of my car's CD player.

Also having another love affair with Genesis - Seconds Out
one of my favorite live albums in life.

Cheers,

Ed

[gearitis]

A sample of Worried Life Blues from Michael Landau's soon to be released live double CD. It sounds great!

http://www.abstractlogix.com/xcart/product.php?productid=21704

[esoteric pete]

medeski/scofield/martin/wood "out louder"

[matte]

fleetwood mac:then play on
gram parsons:box set
everly brothers box set

[big mike]

Primus. Tommy the Cat from the 'they can't all be zingers' greatest *hit* collection.

[whoofnagle]

99 LBS - The Black Crowes

[thintele]

Daniel Lanois - Shine
Bob Dylan - Modern Times

[Jim Soloway]

Second stage mixes that I just finished for a solo CD that I'm producing with John Stowell. Some of the most mind bending playing I've ever heard.

[mouldynudger]

Roy Buchanan - Livestock
Drive By Truckers - Decoration Day
Bettye LaVette- I`ve Got My Own Hell To Raise

,Damian.

[Lucidology]

TuTu- Miles Davis (never get's old)

Gershwin's World- Herbie Hancock (very modern intrepretations)

The Rolling Stones Project-Tim Ries (Sweet, hip little jazzy renditions)

Fusion for Miles- Jimmy Herring, Jeff Richman, Mike Stern, Bill Frisell,
Bill Connors, Pat Martino, Warren Hayes, Steve Kimock, Eric Johnsosn...
(usually not a real big fan of Eric Johnson, but he just slays "Jean Pierre" on this CD...)

Rachelle Ferrell- Anything by her... either funky or straight ahead. One of the planet's very best musician/singer/songwriters... Rachelle can vocally trade licks with a soprano sax and still make the changes while they're flying by...

http://www.soulwalking.co.uk/Rachelle%20Ferrell.html

[DrSax]

son volt, retrospective

[althrax]

Hectic Watermelon - The Great American Road Trip

Gov't Mule - High & Mighty

[doveman]

Derek Trucks - Songlines DVD

[russ6100]

E.S.P. - Miles Davis

[jazzandmetal?]

Nile

[Gibsonchild]

Son Volt
Oasis
Our Lady Peace
Doyle Bramhall II

[mkl13]

Black Crowes Live at Red Rocks August 2006

[Gas-man]

Noel Bogg.

[90wreck]

Gino Vanneli "Brother To Brother"
If you have not heard this album..Give it a try.

[doveman]

Gino Vanneli "Brother To Brother"
If you have not heard this album..Give it a try.

I've had that album for many years ... it is excellent.

[OldSchool]

Cheap Trick Live at Buddakan.

Surrender.........:RoCkIn

[90wreck]

the voices in my head...................:messedup
JB you still have voices in your head? I thought you gave all the up? lol!
I actually hear fewer voices in my head when I partake occasionally.
It's been awhile though.
Wishing you well.

[John Bell]

JB you still have voices in your head? I thought you gave all the up? lol!
I actually hear fewer voices in my head when I partake occasionally.
It's been awhile though.
Wishing you well.

Do you remember the TV show "Hermans Head" ?

[big mike]

Do you remember the TV show "Hermans Head" ?


I freaking loved that show. The jock guy was the best. LOL

[jhczar]

On the way home today:

The Corrs - The Right Time & So Young. Corny lyrics but total ear candy vocal harmonies & tasty rhythm guitar work.

Blue Oyster Cult - Secret Treaties, what was once referred to as Side Two.

Nothing like sticking to a genre....

[EunosFD]

...and to wind down this evening:

Thievery Corporation - "The Cosmic Game"

Man I love these guys. They really capture the sophisticated, metropolitan, exotic melting pot vibe of D.C. perfectly. Heck, anything on their Eighteenth Street Lounge (ESL) label really hits the spot for me. Need to pick up the new Thunderball disc "Cinescope" too...

[Bryan T]

Beta Band - 3 EPs (my wife's choice)

-BT

[diegs]

Allman at Fillmore East.

[Mullet Kingdom]

At this precise moment, "Capman Bootman" by Kelly Joe Phelps, from the Shine Eyed Mister Zen CD.

[Mac-P]

Bob Marley "Babylon By Bus".:RoCkIn

[Droptop]

What's My Scene by the Hoodoo Gurus

[fusion58]

This week's playlist:

Carl Verheyen - Take One Step (new CD)
Toto - Falling In Between
Grant Geissman - Say That!
Chick Corea Elektric Band II - Paint the World
Joni Mitchell - Hejira
John Lennon - Mind Games

[jbird]

Priestess

[Brooks]

i already posted awhile back about MEDESKI SCOFIELD MARTIN & WOOD - OUT LOUDER; i'm still diggin' it, but not as much as the 1st collaberation (SCOFIELD's A GO GO). 4 tunes did make it onto my ipod (this is my new litmus test). it sounds more like a MMW cd than a SCO cd.

GARAGE A TROIS - EMPHASIZER; collaberation w/ charlie hunter, stanton moore, sherik, & mike dillion. groove oriented neo jazz stuff, more improvised than composed. not bad, but a little light on the songwriting for me. their OUTRE MER cd was really good.

STANTON MOORE - ALL KOOKED OUT; see above review, almost same lineup, but w/ better tunes; "stanton hits the bottle" is killer, it gets played on live365.com's "attention span radio" quite a bit.

ANDY TIMMONS - RESOLUTION; andy is a hometown guy for me, i used to see him play around denton tx when i was in college, so i have a soft spot in my heart for him. he's my favorite "shredder" type player. this cd is my 2nd fave that he's done ("ear xstacy" is best, but the comp "that was then.." has most of those good tunes). some of his tunes are derivitive of vai/satch/ej, but i actually like his melodic soloing better than those guys. plus he can play anything; shred/jazz/chicken pickin, a true badass.

SLAYER - SEASONS IN THE ABYSS; i don't like much slayer, but the tunes i like i really like. my pal steve & i used to listen to this back in the day, and 3 of the tunes made it on my ipod when he sent me this recently (along w/ a 4th tune "stain of mind", dunno which album thats from, but i listened to it like 4 times in a row yesterday!!). thanx steve!

steve also sent a mix w/ a new TENACIOUS D tune, some TOMMY EMANUAL, BRAD PAISLEY, & KEITH URBAN; all good stuff w/ some killer playing, even tho i don't care for most country flavored stuff. TE in particular really is badass.

MANOWAR - KINGS OF METAL; nah, i don't think so, ha. even eric adams' killer vocals can't save this one.

[tonedaddy]

in the changer, it's:

Jerry Douglas - The Best Kept Secret
Little Big Town - The Road to Here
Otis Rush - Ain't Enough Comin' In
Mason Proffit - Rockfish Crossing
James Brown - Live at the Apollo, 1962
Charlie Sexton & Shannon McNally - Southside Sessions
Johnny Paycheck - The Real Mr. Heartache
Otis Redding - The Very Best of Otis Redding
Big Shirley - Live @ Sapphire
Fetchin' Bones - Monster
Joe Zelek - Thousand Ways
Dave Pahanish - Shine

[enharmonic]

I'm on an Oceansize kick at the moment. I've listened to Effloresce at least once a week for the last year and a half. I add Everyone Into Position and Music for Nurses as needed.

A brilliant band. The fact that they haven't become wildly successful in the USA is almost criminal.

[Mike9]

Allan Holdsworth: "The Dominant Plague"

[Strat335]

This morning (since 6am) played along and listened to some:
Building The Machine - Glenn Hughes
Music For The Divine - Glenn Hughes
Serving 190 Proof - Merle Haggard
Rapture - Anita Baker
Ruthie Foster

I intend to float over to Essential Robin Trower and Court & Spark by Joni M. before noon if my practice doesn't get interrupted. Then watch Tomo's Tone Merchant DVD again this afternoon. Work on my own stuff tonight, which sounds nothing like anything above....well, maybe Haggard a little, crossed with a hillbilly James Taylor with a schizo lead player.

[stephax]

Nels Cline Singers !

The best guitar player I've ever heard recently. A truly genius...

Just listen to "a mug like mine"

[picnic]

XM X-Country.

Stuff I've never heard, but the tones I'll remember and GAS for. I have been listening to the station for about three years and its still #1 in the house, office and car.

Playlist is somewhere in the middle of rock and country. Bands that have been placed on my my A list to see. Pat Green, Todd Snider, Hellecasters, Twangbangers, Cigar Store Indians, Shaver, Jack Ingram

[enharmonic]

Nels Cline Singers !

The best guitar player I've ever heard recently. A truly genius...

Just listen to "a mug like mine"

Giant Pin is a great record. I like all of the Nels Cline stuff :)

[Unburst]

My iTunes is on shuffle, so far it has spit out selections from:

Deerhoof "Milk"
Stockhausen "Kontakte"
Squarepusher "Music is Rotted..."
Frank Zappa "Joe's Garage"
Bach/Glenn Gould "48 Preludes and Fugues"

[Bryan T]

Jeremy Enigk - "World Waits"

[mountain blues]

I'm on Pandora... recently:

Collin Herring

John Hiatt

Little Village

Ryan Adams

My Morning Jacket

[Bryan T]

Pat Martino - "Consciousness"

[scottcw]

Miles Davis - In A Silent Way

[Bryan T]

Bela Barok - "Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta"

[Strung Up]

Uhh . . . Wayne Shorter. For the past six months.

[Mike9]

Greg Howe & Ritchie Kotzen - "One Function"

[nashvillesteve]

Robert Johnson, Elvis Sun Sessions, Jeffrey Reid Baker 'Lisztronique', Sun Ra 'Supersonic Jazz'...

[Doug H]

Focus- Focus9/New Skin

[rwe333]

Focus- Focus9/New Skin
Hadn't heard of it, so google'd it - Pierre and Thijs from the '70s version? Cool - how is it?

[dkaplowitz]

http://imagegen.last.fm/LastfmLiveJournal/recenttracks/dkaplowitz.gif (http://www.last.fm/user/dkaplowitz/?chartstyle=LastfmLiveJournal)

[Bryan T]

This morning:

Philip Glass - "The Hours" score
Bjork - "Homogenic"
Ted Greene - "Solo Guitar"

Bryan

[Mike9]

Blues Saraceno - "Stinky Kitty" :dude

[teleamp]

Rita and the Rock-n-Grollers.

[tarts]

Wow!! What a treasure trove of musicans/styles...Just got a new turntable...been without for several years so listening to my old record collection...Oregon, Terje Rypdal, Miroslav, Jobim, Miles Davis etc...early ECM stuff...how'd that Black Oak Arkansas LP get in there....:)

[Ed Packer]

Chris Potter - "Underground"...Wayne Krantz kills! Not to mention Taborn. I'm beginning to think this is THE dream band.

Prokofiev - "The Complete Symphonies" Valery Gergiev, LSO.

Pat Martino - "Think Tank"

and of course , Tool - "10,000 Days" ..still can't get enough of this even after almost 6 months.

[Mike9]

Jens Johansson w/Shawn Lane and Mike Stern - "Acrostic Shibboleth"

[AML]

Joe Satriani - "Made of Tears"

This song is rapidly growing on me. :)

[Mike9]

the Sun Ra Sextet - "Live at the Village Vanguard"

[JZG]

Robert Randolph - Colorblind
Eric Johnson - Bloom
Joe Bonamassa - You and Me

[kingsleyd]

last night: went to see local fave Bobby Keyes throw it down with his gtr/bass/dr trio. good night -- BK had it goin' on.

at this moment: Steve Kimock, Eudemonic

[plagtr2]

When I got home last night, threw in Rev. Horton Heat's live DVD & cranked it for awhile. What a GREAT live band!

[B Vance]

Current Playlist

John Legend - Once Again (New Album)
Diana Krall - Live From Pairs
Demetri Martin - These Jokes

[AML]

Guthrie Govan - Sevens
Erotic Cakes is one of my favourite albums.

Joe Satriani - Made of Tears
I've been on a big Joe kick the past week - in preparation for his new DVD release and the upcoming G3 concert. :)

[Nodin]

lots of live Peter Gabriel era Genesis and of course live Grateful Dead (always)

[Bryan T]

John Legend - Once Again (New Album)

I'm pretty sure Splatt did some work on that. Can you hear his influence?

Bryan

[KRosser]

Just loaded a buncha new stuff in the iPod for a trip out of town this weekend - Nino Rota, Hans Reichel, Tom Waits, Peter Green, Jim Hall, Nirvana, Allan Holdsworth, The Impressions, Marvin Gaye, Ry Cooder, Leo Kottke...

[Jimmy James]

Rush

All The World's A Stage
Rush in Rio

[Mike9]

Gutrie Govan - Erotic Cakes - the whole thing

[OldSchool]

New Gov't Mule : High and mighty.

Warren Kills me..........:AOK

[bstranathan]

Doyle Bramhall II - Soul Shaker
tone...tone...tone

[mudslide]

Today's menu:

1. Earl Hooker "Simply the Best" might as well learn from a master.
2. Robben Ford & The Blue Line "Handful of Blues"
3. Wishbone Ash "The Living Proof, Live in Chicago" great live Ash album.
4. Fleetwood Mac (Peter Green) "Shrine '69" really great PG playing & tone, live in 1969!
5. Lucinda Williams "World Without Tears" great songwriting, I love Lucinda.
6. Big Bill Broonzy "Can't be Satisfied" He's called the Ambassador of the Blues.

[TPC168]

Some of my musical tastes for this week include:
Steely Dan: Katy Lied, Gaucho, Countown to Ecstacy
Fleetwood Mac: Future Days
Can: Tago Mago, Ege Baymasi
XTC: English Settlement
Joe Bonamassa
Allman Brothers--R.I.P Duane, your are most definitely missed
Derek Trucks
The Black Keys: Chulahoma (a fine guitar and drum replication of music by Junior Kimbrough)

[mustangman]

hectic watermelon - great american road trip

medeski scofield martin and wood - out louder

[snarkle]

Right now, I've just finished listening to that satisfying foghorn-like sound my Mac makes when you boot it up...in this case, after a three-hour power outage caused by high winds (and, presumably, falling trees).

At the time the power went off, though, I was having a nostalgia moment with 801 Live, featuring Roxy Music alumni Phil Manzanera and Brian Eno...an old band of mine used to cover their version of "Tomorrow Never Knows".

[justjeff]

Current Playlist

John Legend - Once Again (New Album)


I heard a track from that on the radion "Save Room" or something like that. It's really a cool tune - very old school - hooky - very addictive. How do you like the rest?

BTW Diana Krall - Live From Paris is a really good disc too.

[hawkeyeinexile]

JP & the Rhythm Chasers, local fellas doing '20's-'40's swing & hotcha. what a hoot & Josh on guitar does his thing w/a vocabulary based on Django/CharlieC/Freddie Green et al. tasteful & jumpin' stuff. to be released next week, i'm told. (Doug Ellington burns on trumpet (Duke's grand-nephew), everybody in the quintet contributes finely)

:cool:

[Bryan T]

Nickel Creek - "Why Should the Fire Die?"

I'm not a huge fan of the singing, but the playing, writing, and arranging are excellent.

Bryan

[Mike9]

Derek Sherinian with Zakk Wylde and Alan Holdsworth - "Day of the Dead" Holy crap this is a rockin' number!!! :dude

[mikem]

Morphine- Cure For Pain
Anvil- Metal On Metal
Mastodon- Blood Mountain
Queens Of The Stone Age-s/t

Mike

[5992]

Buckethead:

http://www.archive.org/details/Buckethead2006-03-05

[ZenFly06]

In my head; "Time has Come Today" by the Chambers Brothers
Later on: some ambient music I made...
and
"Illanoize" by Sujen Stevens

[rivaeast]

R.L.Burnside- Burnside on Burnside
Over-the-Rhine- Drunkyards Prayer
James Mcmurtry and the Heartless Bastards-Live-in-aught 3

[5992]

R.L.Burnside- Burnside on Burnside
Over-the-Rhine- Drunkyards Prayer
James Mcmurtry and the Heartless Bastards-Live-in-aught 3

I was lucky enough to see RL Burnside in a crappy little dive bar in Wichita, KS back in the mid-80s. I was taking guitar lessons from a guy who was a very talented Missippi Delta blues player. He called me up and said I should go to see this awesome Missippi Delta player named RL Burnside.

I'd never heard of Burnside, but I cut class and we went to this little hole in the wall bar. There were like 4 or 5 people (including my guitar teacher and me) actively listening to him. The other people in the bar were playing pool and mostly ignoring Burnside.

He gave an awesome performance.

[ivers]

Vijay Iyer & Rudresh Mahanthappa - Raw Materials

[pbass2go]

Yes: Fragile...

Chris Squire and Steve Howe make me want to pack it up. :jo

[Doug H]

(re. Focus- Focus9/New Skin)

Hadn't heard of it, so google'd it - Pierre and Thijs from the '70s version? Cool - how is it?

It's great. It sounds a lot like Focus in their 70's heyday. The keys are mostly B3 and some piano and the guitarist is very good and carries most of the melodies. Not a bad soloist either, not quite the firebreather Jan was but very good in his own right. Sorry, I can't remember who the guitarist and bassist are. I burned it from Itunes and don't have the credits handy. Musically, it's very similar to their 70's output, although slightly more sophisticated in some ways. So it sounds like they picked up right where they left off (if you ignore the things they did here & there in the 80's/90's).

[Mike9]

The New Michael Landau double live CD - and baby this rocks!!! :dude:

[dougb415]

Guthrie Govan - "Fives" :dude

My manager yelling at someone on the phone *again*....

[Bryan T]

John Williams - "El Diablo Suelto: Guitar Music of Venezuela"

Bryan

[B Vance]

I heard a track from that on the radion "Save Room" or something like that. It's really a cool tune - very old school - hooky - very addictive. How do you like the rest?

BTW Diana Krall - Live From Paris is a really good disc too.

I really like the Legend album. It's in line with my style. Full of great songs and sweet vocal lines. Wonderful musicianship around every turn. His brother Vaughn is coming out with an album as well and worked quite a bit in the same studio that I'm a session artist in. They are from nearby Springfield so I've know about them for some time now. Vaughn is using the name Vaughn Anthony (their actual last name is Stevens). As for Splatt, I'm not sure if he's on there or not. If he is, the guitar work was full of taste and technicality. Very fitting to the songs and never over-stated.

I really like Diana Krall in general, but even more so live. I tend to like that style of music more live anyway. It's a great album for everything from bop to chill.

[Dajbro]

John Coltrane 'Creation'

http://thebadplus.typepad.com/dothemath/files/tranesolocreation_mp3.mp3

Just listen, what more can I say?

David

[johndara]

Tommy Bolin - Whips and Roses

[Robert1950]

Guitarded, by Leslie West.

[wooldl]

Joe Bonamassa: You and Me

[OldSchool]

Howard Stern streaming Siruis Radio. http://www.thegearpage.net/board/images/icons/icon14.gif

[kwaves99]

Grateful Dead : The Fillmore West Box Set 1969
Peter Mulvey: Kitchen Confidential (a great singer-songwriter and great player as well)
Tommy Emmanuel Live
Pat Metheny and Brad Meldhau
Ralph Towner : Live in Austria (New on ECM)

[johneeeveee]

What are you listening to right now?

My conscience telling me to shut off this computer and stop looking at gear I can't afford :)

Peace - jv

[Mike9]

Dixie Dregs - "Kashmir"

[daveski]

www.soundclick.com/daveski (http://www.soundclick.com/daveski)

[KRosser]

Buddy Guy, "Sweet Tea"
Mark Egan/John Abercrombie/Danny Gottlieb - As We Speak

[jhfire]

The Drive-by Truckers, A Blessing and a Curse.

[Mike Duncan]

John Fogerty - Long Road Home

[Mike9]

Scott Henderson - "Tore Down House" w/ Thelma Houston - it sho 'nuf got game.

[Mike9]

Eric Johnson - "The Boogie King"

[57tele]

Prasanna "Electric Ganesha Land"

Killer "world-fusion"

[dudeunitx5000]

The two CD Revenant set Charlie Feathers- Get With It.

[Allthumbs56]

Beatles - Live at the BBC. I never get tired of that stuff.

[Bryan T]

Paul Motian - "I Have the Room Above Her"

Paul Motian (drums), Bill Frisell (guitar), and Joe Lovano (tenor sax) play on this. Everyone seems to really listen to each other and there is a lot of space.

Bryan

[Gas-man]

Vince Gill's 4 CD latest.

[Bryan T]

Wes Montgomery - "Smokin' at the Half Note"

Bryan

[clemduolian]

Right now--"I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" Frisell, Carter & Motian

[anxiousmofo]

Scarnella

[anyone]

What are you listening to right now?

My conscience telling me to shut off this computer and stop looking at gear I can't afford :)

Peace - jv
+1!

[ivers]

Anita Baker - You're My Everything

[KRosser]

Bud Powell - The Complete Blue Note Recordings
Miles Davis - The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions
Dr John - The Ultimate Collection

[µ¿ z3®ø™]

squarepusher - hello everything
kid 606 - pretty girls make raves
james blood ulmer - birthright
john tavener - a DVD ripped of a performance of laila (amu) that colleague 'loaned' to me.

[zappafrank]

Got my new zappa guitar overload right a-here!!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trance-Fusion

RIPPING!!!!

ac

[TomK]

Jing Chi....

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/B00005Y1TI.01._AA240_SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg

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[Mike9]

Disk 2 of Michael Landau's new album - damn he's good.

[Troubleman]

Al DiMeola - Land of the Midnight Sun

jb

[mad dog]

Bartok: The Miraculous Mandarin

[clothwiring]

Doyle Bramhall - Fitchburg Street

[ivers]

John Zorn - Filmworks XIV: Hiding and Seeking

[Bryan T]

Steve Reich - "New York Counterpoint"

[Whiskeyroad]

wearing out two CD's lately.

Warren Zevon - Greatest
Atlanta Rhythm Section - Champange Jam

:dude

[gainiac]

Spongebob Squarepants.

[Echo Are]

A song I wrote that I recorded on Tascam 4-track back in 1992, marveling at my creativity in the face of geeky lyrics, horrendous lead playing, and nerdy singing.

[µ¿ z3®ø™]

... geeky lyrics, horrendous lead playing, and nerdy singing.

sounds very contemporary.

[Echo Are]

sounds very contemporary.

ROTFLMAO! :AOK

[K-man]

Duke Robillard...Duke's Blues.

Smokin' album.

[big mike]

Duke Robillard...Duke's Blues.

Smokin' album.

Damn skippy.

Love that album. Temptation is another killer album.

I'm listening to Van Hagar 'I can't stop loving you'

[Slaphappy]

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

:cool: :cool: :cool:

[Leucadian]

...Rodney Jones...Fabulous Thunderbirds-Girls Go Wild & What's the Word...Robben Ford-Mystic Mile...Terje Rypdal-Vossabrygg...Scott Kinsey-Kinesthetics

[Bryan T]

Steve Kimock Band - "Eudemonic"

Bryan

[tga-3]

Vince Gill's 4 CD latest.

+1 for the new Vince Gill box, really a great all around piece of work and a great value. Writing, arranging, singing, playing, like someone on another forum said it's a killer, no filler.
FWIW,
Rick

[dmczern]

Junior Brown....just saw him a few nights ago..


holy sh*t, he's amazing !

[µ¿ z3®ø™]

holy sh*t, he's amazing !

seen him a number of times.
is he still playing w/ his wife and brother in law?

[John LeQuire]

Thursday - "Cross Out the Eyes"

[tarts]

The Tarrantino Connection.

..big fan of his movies and even more so the music in them...his soundtracks are what make his movies so good IMHO...

In a similar vein, I went to Martin Scorsese'sThe Departed the other night and the closing song blew me away..found out it was:

Roy Buchanan's version of "Sweet Dreams"

Great guitar song in my books...raw, gritty, emotional..good..good stuff. I've never been a big Roy Buchanan fan because I wasn't to fond of his vocals...but would really be interested in find more of his instrumentals like the one mentions above.

David Gray..."White Ladder" and "A New Day at Midnight"

Just Discovered him too a few weeks ago...man does he write songs that just grow on you more and more every time you listen to them...

Zakk Wylde's BLS "Book of Shadows"

Here's a guy that doesn't get near the respect he deserves around here...He's been a prolific songwriter the last 7 years putting out new stuff every year and it's all pretty damn good!!! I found him listening to the radio about a year ago when his "Mafia" Album was released and getting airplay and got it...good stuff...so then I got "Blessed Hellride" even better.. then "1919 Eternal and "Stronger than Death" more heavy riffage mixed with ballads that blew me away and now I just got his very early release "Book of Shadows" and WOW!!! his acoustic rock sensibilities and songwriting are awesome! I love this album to death...and he has a very nice voice when he wants too...
anyhoo..when I feel like head bangin' I usually go to Zakk for my fix...old school metal that keep the primal juices flowing!!!!

[mprvise]

Today:

Tommy Emmanuel - The Mystery
Derek Trucks - Songlines
Hellecasters - The Return of the Hellecasters

[oxtone]

Hendrix -"My Friend" on "First Rays of the New Rising Sun".
I like the fun atmosphere of the song, and especially when Jimi says at the end: "Pass me that bottle over there will ya'" :D and
everyone erupts in uproarious laughter! Ha ha - I always get a good laugh
out of that. :D

Last night I listened to Band of Gypsys again - wow! Machine Gun...:AOK

Also: 2nd CD of Landau's new Live one. Wow, he's great! Loved him since "Tales". Met him once a the NAMM Show, amny years back. Nice laid-back guy. At that time he told me had four fridge - sized racks with all the same gear, for sessions. While playing one session, the cartage guys would be setting up another rack at another studio for the next session.

[riverastoasters]

the new Michael Landau "Live"

[tarts]

I love the feedback from threads like this...always leads to enlightenment to new stuff...Tuck and Patty is a recomendation from someone I'm also really feelin' right now...god I love Tucks feel, touch, and rhythm/soul and chordal mastery....and Patty's vocals fit perfect...something about just guitar and vocals!!!! love it!!!

[KRosser]

Aaron Neville - Warm Your Heart
John Lennon - Imagine
Luthomania - Periples
kd lang - Drag
John Lennon - Disc #4 from the "Lennon" box - the "Double Fantasy" & "Milk & Honey" sessions

[ivers]

Thom Yorke - The Eraser

[Mike9]

Landau Live disk 1 - I'm really diggin' "Peacefull Ride"

[Antero]

The Small Faces!

[e-z]

The wind blowing through the trees outside.

[wcmiller]

Allen Hinds - Fact of the Matter
Brett Garsed - Big Sky
Lorne Lofsky - Bill Please

[Troubleman]

Dug out an old copy of a live "album" by Rush: "All the World's a Stage". Stuff I used to listen to in high school. Still sounds great.

Peace,

jb

[mprvise]

Today:
Robben Ford & the Blue Line - Handful of Blues

Man, I'd forgotten how great the playing and tones are on this recording.

[Bryan T]

SPLaTTeRCeLL - "OAH"

(did I format that correctly?)

Bryan

[rwe333]

Andy Rinehart - Jason's Chord

[Bryan T]

Brian Blade Fellowship - "Perceptual"

Brian Blade is one of my favorite drummers.

Bryan

[ivers]

Stefano Bollani - I Visionary

[Mike9]

Can't seem to get Landau out of the changer - :dude:

[jcmusic]

GregV - tailgate troubador

Amazing

[emjee]

Billy Cobham-Spectrum
Osbourne Bros.- Rockytop
Grant Green-Idle Moments
Marc Bonilla-EE Ticket
Linton Kwesi Johnson-Dread, Beat an' Blood
Hank Thompson-Oklahoma Hills
Todd Rundgren-Anthology
Rock Steady with Flo and Eddie

Matt

[µ¿ z3®ø™]

Thom Yorke - The Eraser

this record caught me by surprise.
wonderful songs.

[ricoh]

Son House 1941-1942 Library of congress recordings

[bstranathan]

julien kasper - talkin about what

[KRosser]

Brian Blade Fellowship - "Perceptual"

Brian Blade is one of my favorite drummers.

Bryan

Me too; I love that record. For me today, doing lots of driving around:

Henry Threadgill - Carry The Day
...and a collection of home-produced demos I compiled in preparation for a solo guitar CD of me own....

[John LeQuire]

Death Cab For Cutie - "I Will Follow You Into the Dark"

[Bryan T]

...and a collection of home-produced demos I compiled in preparation for a solo guitar CD of me own....

Can't wait to hear what you've been cooking up.


Now playing: Harold Budd and Brian Eno - "The Pearl"

Bryan

[stratbch]

Bill Doggett-WOW!

[clemduolian]

11.08.06 @12:58

Crooked Still--Shaken By a Low Sound

[Mike9]

Scott Henderson - "Tore Down House"

[mudslide]

I'm going to the record store tonight right after work and gonna get me some new Leslie West:

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and
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I already have this next one and really enjoy it. Hoping the above two will be like it in some ways.
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[The Golden Boy]

Right now?

Danny Phantom.

Not by choice.

[rwe333]

Can't wait to hear what you've been cooking up...

+1, indeed.
Keep us in the loop, Ken.

[Patch]

Beck -The Information

The Tragically Hip -World Container

Jet -Shine on

Charlotte Gainsbourg -5:55

[Bryan T]

Daniel Lanois - "Acadie"
Portishead - "Portishead"

Bryan

[anyone]

U2 - "Joshua Tree"
Gomez - "How We Operate"
Emilou Harris - "Wrecking Ball"
(2/3 for Lanois ain't bad...)

[ZenFly06]

Cardigans "Long Gone Before Daylight"
Led Zepellin "Presence"
NIN "With Teeth"

today anyway.

[dmczern]

Paul Simon's "You're the One"

Very mellow....I'm older yada, but....very very musical and well produced.

[dmczern]

I'm going to the record store tonight right after work and gonna get me some new Leslie West:

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and
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I already have this next one and really enjoy it. Hoping the above two will be like it in some ways.
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sh*t....thought he was dead. Very cool stuff.

I saw Mountain in 90 I think ?? They had a 6ft cowbell on stage
for "Mississippi Queen" .......classic.

[Bryan T]

King Crimson - "Starless and Bible Black"

Bryan

[Mike9]

Guthrie Govan - "Fives"

[Slaphappy]

SRV and Jimmy

[mtndog]

on a Zappa binge - Hot Rats, Grand Wazoo, Freak Out, Uncle Meat, and more...

[Bryan T]

Kelly Joe Phelps - "Lead Me On"

Bryan

[clothwiring]

Medeski, Scofield, Martin & Wood - "Out Louder"

[DreamTheaterRules]

Jimi Hendrix - "Blues" and Dream Theater - "Octavarium"

[Bryan T]

DJ Logic - "Project Logic"

Bryan

[mcp]

Cocteau Twins- Blue Bell Knoll

[tarts]

Why does music always seem better in a vehicle??? Burnt a new MP3 cd with a bunch of old Crosby Stills Nash and Young stuff in folder #1...every note of Neil Young's "Cortez the Killer" shot thru me like a knife...my God...I don't think three chords ever sounded better...simple, raw, powerful, emotional....been way to long since I listen to that one..also was diggin' on Guinnevere and Wooden Ships by CSN too...

[John LeQuire]

The Good Life - "For the Love of the Song"

[ivers]

Regina Spektor - Begin to Hope

[Dajbro]

Niles Petter Molvaer - Solid Ether

David

[Bryan T]

Brad - "Shame"

Bryan

[Monkeyboy23]

The last week it's been:

Praxis - Zurich
Prasanna - Electric Ganesha Land
Tubeway Army - Replicas
Albert Lee - Roadrunner
Allan Holdsworth - I.O.U.
Funkadelic - Standing on the Verge

[theanalogfuture]

Mute Math and One Warmer Blue

[TaronKeim]

Pat Martino - We'll Be Together Again
Brian Setzer - 13
Red Sparowes - Every Red Heart Shines Towards the Red Sun
Pelican - The Fire in Our Throats Will Beckon the Thaw
Don Cabalero - World Class Listening Problem
The Mars Volta - Amputechture
Ari Hoenig - The Painter (Live at Fat Cat)
Converge - No Heroes
The Blood Brothers - Young Machetes
Deftones - Saturday Night Wrist

Having a 10 disc changer in your car is awesome:D

-TJK*

P.S Kaki King's Until We Felt Red Has also been in constant rotation since its release... I wish I could marry her.

[fendrguitplayr]

Stadium Arcadium - Chili Peppers (I love this recording !)

[Accio Recto]

Earlier Today - Led Zeppelin, How The West Was Won and Physical Graffitti. Right now, the Michael Medved show. :D

[Junebug]

Before: The Tickets
Now: Sugar Mountain - In The Raw (produced by Eric Ambel)
Next: Hoodoo Gurus - Stoneage Romeos

[John Czajkowski]

New Metheny Mehldau - and loving it!

[Dajbro]

New Metheny Mehldau - and loving it!

That is a good one.

Was just listening to Miles Davis - Green Dolphin Street, Live In Holland 1960; right now listening to Charles Lloyd - Voice In The Night.

David

[Baron Rawkhaus]

"Xanadu" by Rush..... Feelin' good......

[TwoTubMan]

Freddie King "Texas Cannonball"

In particular, the solo in "Can't Trust Your Neighbor".

Quite possibly my very favorite blues guitar solo of all time.

Scratch that. It IS my very favorite.

Second place would probably be Cecil Gant's piano solo in "I'm A Good Man, But I'm A Poor Man".

[pbradt]

"Out In the Parking Lot" - Brad Paisley

[anyone]

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Howl
U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind
Mason Jennings - Century Spring

[ZenFly06]

I did a bit of iTuning a couple days ago and scored:

"Glad all over" Jeff Beck Group
"Goin Down" Jeff Beck Group
"Ice Cream Cakes" Jeff Beck Group
"Pictures of Matchstick Men" Status Quo
"No Stranger to Love" Black Sabbath
"Street of Dreams" Rainbow
"Time has Come Today" (full 11min version) Chambers Brothers
"3 Strange Days" School of Fish
"The Way" Fastball
"One Way or Another" Cactus
"Let me Swim" Cactus
"Parchman Farm" Cactus

Gotta love iTunes..I'd been looking for "No Stranger To Love" for quite some time...so to nab it for 99cents is amazing.

[bluesboy77]

Devin Townsend - Synchestra

[Junebug]

The Sneetches - Blow Out The Sun

[hucklebee]

Keith Richards - Main Offender... what a great album!

[Junebug]

Television - Marquee Moon

[Mullet Kingdom]

Meade Lux Lewis (1939 - 1954) :AOK

[anyone]

John Findlay (http://users.bandzoogle.com/media/johnfindlay/media/mp3/SUN1-JF-11-11-06-c4.mp3)

The Aquabats - Charge!!