I am listening to The Who's Behind Blue Eyes, at this very second and was listening to some of their other recordings before.

I'm listening to a bunch of old SCSI hard disks shrieking right behind me in a Compaq server. I really need to move this thing from my office or get some ear protectors.

Not quite what you had in mind Red?

funny that, Red. i came home from work this morning and played the whole `best of the who` album.
Ha !! guess just whats come on my winamp ? [set
to random play]...........pulp.....disco 2000

moon the loon....sadly missed

QUOTE (Alfons @ Nov 6 2002, 11:56 AM)

I'm listening to a bunch of old SCSI hard disks shrieking right behind me in a Compaq server. I really need to move this thing from my office or get some ear protectors. Not quite what you had in mind Red?

Well, not quite what I was thinking, unless of course you can buy that sound on a cd by an artist. Some music sounds, or they claim it to be music, just about the same as your SCSI disks.

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unless of course you can buy that sound on a cd by an artist

I can certainly record that for you if you wish Red and I can even charge you for it... Would that make me an artist?

If I buy it then yes, once you are making money on what you do, you are an artist. If you make one for me can you please sing along as well? I really like vocals better than instrumentals. Before I purchase this cd from you I think I better find out how much you are gonna charge me. You may be too expensive for me......I work hard for my pennies and have to watch where they go. Not that anything you record wouldn't be worth every single cent.

ROFL @ Alfons - SCSI is so hard on the ear.

I saw The Who on video recently and it blew me away. What a live band they were!

Currently addicted to Coldplay's "A Rush of Blood to the Head".

U2's live "Elevation" DVD has also being doing the rounds in this little apartment of mine.

Coldplay is an awesome group.

Coldplay - Politik

they are

*ahem*

the Mutts Nuts

Cold Play just doesn't... how do I put this with out being mean... they have talent but no energy.

Either Way right now I'm listening to House of God by Happy Hardcroe. Think I'll throw some Crystal Method into the mix and go play some UT2k3.

been addicted to oleander, cold (NOT coldplay), TRUSTcompany, Chevelle, and a local band called DDS (currently touring with Billy Joe Winghead, if you live in the midwest and wanna check 'em out)

Keep the Faith,

Lance

Right now a huge fan of all three Nickelback albums and 3 Doors Down's 'The Better Life' album.

Paul Okenfold - This is Trance

Adam Karch.

Chariots of fire, playing over a wheelchair race down the corridor of my school


*long story*

In the car, Andrea Bocelli's album Ciele de Toscana . At home,on the radio station I listen to they played Sergei Prokofiev and many orchestral numbers by Alexander Borodin in honor of his birthday, today (If he was still alive, he'd be 169 years old!).

Right now I'm listening to Colonel Les Claypool's Frog Brigade.

Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf.
"God is in the Radio" has to be a single - classic!!

On headphones because it's 1am and the wife & kids are in bed

. At this moment a civil war song called "Lorena"
Also a George Strait,"She'll leave you with a smile". BB

Smashing Pumpkins - MP3 Compilation from a friend



and no, Britney isnt Music

QUOTE (Carley @ Nov 12 2002, 10:09 PM)

In the car, Andrea Bocelli's album Ciele de Toscana . At home,on the radio station I listen to they played Sergei Prokofiev and many orchestral numbers by Alexander Borodin in honor of his birthday, today (If he was still alive, he'd be 169 years old!).

actually, ya know, if he WERE alive right now, he'd be saying, "HEY, LET ME OUTTA HERE, I'M NOT DEAD YET!!!"

hahahaha *rim shot*

sorry, old, crusty joke

just gotta love The Cure, The Smiths, and all that is 80's alternative, esp. Sisters of Mercy (1st album anyways)

Keep the Faith,

Lance

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The Cure, The Smiths, and all that is 80's alternative, esp. Sisters of Mercy (1st album anyways)

now you're talking Lance, although I preferred Floodland to First Last & Always.

I'm not trying to rush things, but it's snowing , so I deemed it was time to play some Christmas music! I have on a lovely collection of Holiday Orchestral music--the Nutcracker is on at the moment. But also listening to Holiday Pops played by the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra.

I'm listening to the third album by Gregorian it is called "Masters Of Chant Chapter III"

I bought the CD a few days ago and was quite disapointed when I saw it was copy protected... despite that it was very easy to rip the tracks to OGG (an audioformat similar to mp3 but without licensing fees) and put them on my disk. So I'm currently listening to them from my computer...

Does this make me a criminal? Have I bypassed a copyprotection?

Maybe the copy protetction doesen't work in Linux... ;-)

/LinuxSam

No idea Sam...

Did someone mention "The Smiths"? Yeppers, it was the Lancester. Man, I thought that having any Smiths' album on your system was compulsory - like it didn't even need to be mentioned...

Favorite band of all time - despite the miserable Morrisey. Johnny Marr rules.

I am listening to the washer working.......has a nice ring to it.....

The ringing in my ears from the town

The wife just bought herself The Corrs greates hits so tht's helping me cruise along on my sunny Sunday afternoon.

See, I really do listen to anything

How ironic that as I'm reading this, the Corr's 'Haste to the Wedding' is playing. I have an .m3u file shortcut that plays a huge variety of my favorite Celtic selections.

at this precise moment....jason becker temple of the absurd............. hold on a mo, it`s just changed [set to random play], collective soul...smashing young man

Our son is home from School for the Holiday and brought Sigur Ros---"Agaetis Byrjun". They are an Icelandic Group.

Right now I'm being forced to listen to Fred Flintstone sing some Christmas song on tv....

you have all the fun

I can't get that damned tune from "Bear in the big blue house" out of my head half the time. The rest of the time it's Winnie The Pooh or Maisy Mouse. The last one was hooked on Pinochio. That one rattled around in my head for 3 years....almost drove me nuts.

Today I have been listening to "Fantasies and Delusions" the new classical album by Billy Joel--very enjoyable--our son brought it with him this weekend.

Then in just a few minutes my favorite radio station starts out the new season of the Metropolitan Opera with "Fidelio" by Beethoven. So I'm tuned in and waiting for it to begin.

Haven....Beautiful thing

"These days"

Rascal Flatts



(and most other country songs)

jt120b

`bare naked ladies`....`if i had a million dollars`

Radiohead - Creep




*absolutly to be considered as one of the best songs ever, really, its inexpressible how good it is*

scooter....`fire`

3 doors down....the road i'm on

audioslave.....cochise

annie lennox...whiter shade of pale

nothing and the quiet is very nice.

`quiet`....... dont know that one...who`s it by ?

Listening to the Dave Matthews Band "Live at Folsom Field,Boulder Colorado" tonight at my daughter and new Son-in-law's Home.

got the radio on...... frosty the snowman !!!!!!!!!

well it is that time of year

*later that evening*

michelle shocked........ballad of penny evans

I am in the computer room listening to the hum of the computer and the tv in the living room.

At least yours just hums. I've got both downstairs systems going and they roar. I can't hear the tv or the screaming coming from the kids.....or Mama.
It's pure bliss, I tell ya!

Once a week, under duress, I'm listening to Shania Twain (**gag**) during my Tap class. Certainly not my first choice in practice music. But the teacher is using some Christmas music now, and that's nice.