What music are you listening to?

[Rich]

I hate to admit how much I love listening to Funeral for a Friend, but I feel 17 again when I listen to them.... and its glorious!

[The Sandman]

I just listened Fozzy's Chasing The Grail for the first time and damn it was a great surprise, didn't expect it to be so good. Definitely their best album and atleast i like all the songs in this one. Wormwood (14-minutes long) is actually one of my favourite songs i've heard in a while.

[stokeriño]

Today is Gratuitous Eighties Power Chords Day.

RIIIIIDE IIIIN TOOOO THE DANGER ZONE

[SRN]

Damn, I've missed listening to High On Fire. From the crunchy messy guitar sound to the crusty weed-smoking-addled voice, they are fucking awesome. Matt Pike is my hero.

[METALMAN]

for the first time ever i heard a tv on the radio album and actually liked it.

[METALMAN]

I've been listening to the Pulp Fiction soundtrack a lot recently and I really like those surfy guitar instrumental things, which is something I never expected to enjoy.

Going to look for some more of them.

Bizarrely, Cry For A Shadow is my favourite.

[METALMAN]

Anything Goes: The Music of Cole Porter by the Dave Brubeck quartet is my new favourite Jazz album.

[Slash22]

The Exies second cd

I also just picked up Nirvana's live cd from the Reading Festival and Tinted Windws featuring James Iha (Smashing Pumpkins, A Perfect Circle and solo) Adam Schlesinger (fountains of wayne) Taylor Hanson (Hanson) and Bun E. Carlos (Cheap Trick)

Edited February 11, 2010 by Slash22

[Sick N Twisted]

The Exies second cd

I also just picked up Nirvana's live cd from the Reading Festival and Tinted Windws featuring James Iha (Smashing Pumpkins, A Perfect Circle and solo) Adam Schlesinger (fountains of wayne) Taylor Hanson (Hanson) and Bun E. Carlos (Cheap Trick)

Listening to Manafest and KJ-52's new albums, as well as the usual: Lo Key, GrewSum and Liquid Assassin.

[New Damage]

Personally, I'd say I prefer Head for the Door to Inertia. Both are excellent though. Hell, the all four are, but the middle two stand out, even if my username is derived from the A Modern Way... album.

[Sick N Twisted]

Head for the Door is my favourite by them. A Modern Way of Living with the Truth is my least played album out of the four though. It just didn't do it for me as much as the previous three. After Head for the Door, I was hyped to see what their next album would be like, and when it came out, even though I like it, I was kind of disappointed.

[SRN]

SunLess Rise. Totally awe-inspiring insanity in music form, they are so the evil, Russian, vodka-riddled DragonForce, and it is awesome.

[METALMAN]

October Road by James Taylor is the ultimate bittersweet summer album. Regardless of the fact that Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas is the last song on it. >_>

[New Damage]

Listened to Shinedown's "Son of Sam" about 10 times today. It's just so damn... epic. I don't know why they left it off the album and it's a bonus track from international versions though. Also just heard their contribution to the new Alice in Wonderland film, "Here Name is Alice". Wow.

Also, been listening to a lot of Puddle of Mudd, just find them easy to listen to right now, and that Team USA Olympic Theme "Shook Up the World" is pretty great too.

Edited February 19, 2010 by TheModernWay

[wolves]

My dad is on this big 80's kick lately so I've been ripping all these compilation CD's he's been buying. I've had Cruel Summer by Bananarama and In A Big Country by Big Country on repeat lately. It's cool that he's been listening to a lot of 80's stuff because we can have some pretty good discussions about the music since I'm a monster fan of 80's pop.

[Jayzon]

Lately, I've come to the conclusion that "Does Your Mother Know" by ABBA is the greatest song ever anywhere in the history of history.

[METALMAN]

there is really nothing better than watching some tiny unknown bands playing in a tiny room. I don't even know any of them but it was still fantastic.

[METALMAN]

I think The Times They Are a-Changin might be Bob Dylan's most underrated album.

In my opinion it's his first great album.

[Bigal]

Only A Pawn In Their Game is awesome.

[METALMAN]

I am actually listening to it now!

It's one of my favourites. I also love Boots of Spanish Leather, North Country Blues, With God On Our Side and obviously title track. It is mostly all very good though.