What are you listening to right now?

**kenkannif** · 15th June 2005 09:58

Blur - On Your Own

Coldplay - Speed of Sound

**Crus** · 15th June 2005 10:13

Queens of The Stone Age-Lullabyes to paralyze.

**natalie8** · 15th June 2005 11:27

Marmite wrote:

Lenny Kravitz - Let Love Rule

Wicked! Wicked!!!! I saw Lenny live way back when he first started touring - 1990. It was in a small local bar and he just blew everyone away. Awesome!!!!!!

BTW, I'm getting jealous again seeing all this good music but not having the luxury of listening to any of it. :sad: sob sob

**kenkannif** · 15th June 2005 11:40

Told you babe, tell me what you want and I'll do you an MP3!

**natalie8** · 15th June 2005 11:44

You'll be sorry you asked. I'm going to visit some music websites and make up a categorized list for you. You'll have alot of work ahead of you, but you can call it a labour of luv. :smile:

**kenkannif** · 15th June 2005 11:46

No worries, I quite enjoy hunting them down.

I'll certainly put my

into it 100%!

**Unwell** · 15th June 2005 12:08

Originally Posted by Crus

Queens of The Stone Age-Lullabyes to paralyze.

ah, a fellow with taste, how is is one? being honest, i didnt think much of the last but the first one is a real gem, in my top 10. you a kyuss fan also?

**Beyonder** · 15th June 2005 15:38

G love and Special Sauce, the album "Electric Mile".

Very good cross over guitar style.

**friscofrankie** · 15th June 2005 18:38

Buddy Guy: Dj play my blues.
Soon as that one's finished thought I'd Pop in a Stevie Ray. Just hear how he took Buddy's style to the next level. Maybe plug in some Jimi in between...
just feel like listening to some good axemen today.

**Crus** · 15th June 2005 22:39

Originally Posted by Unwell

Originally Posted by Crus

Queens of The Stone Age-Lullabyes to paralyze.

ah, a fellow with taste, how is is one? being honest, i didnt think much of the last but the first one is a real gem, in my top 10. you a kyuss fan also?

Well, I haven't heard the first one. It is on my shopping list though. To be honest I don't really like this one, I was thinking it would be a grower. I think I miss the short bald goateed man's musical input. It has yet to grow on me. I liked Songs for The Deaf but Rated R was a lot my enjoyable for my pair of ears.

I've only heard Kyuss's And The Circus Leaves Town but I loved that. It was a mate's copy and I listened to it far more than he did.

**Frank Lee** · 15th June 2005 22:40

Originally Posted by Unwell

Originally Posted by Crus

Queens of The Stone Age-Lullabyes to paralyze.

ah, a fellow with taste, how is is one? being honest, i didnt think much of the last but the first one is a real gem, in my top 10. you a kyuss fan also?

Are you talking about their recent album, unwell?

I know they put out a new release about 6 months ago, but I haven't heard it yet...

Was that their second or third album?

**Crus** · 15th June 2005 22:43

I'm not Unwell, however to answer your question, Frank Lee, it's their fourth but really it's not. It's a joshua homme solo project aka The Desert Sessions in disguise, I suspect. This time they have Shirley Manson from garbage though I can't hear her on backing vocals on one song and Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top playing guitar on one song and I can make out that it is him.

**Frank Lee** · 15th June 2005 22:53

Albums I am listening to ATM are ......

Flaming Lips - Flight Test

Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros - Global A Go-Go

Neil Young - Harvest Moon

Beck - Sea Change

The Velvet Underground

Ben Harper

Trojan Recordings...

:smoker:

Added after 3 minutes:

Originally Posted by Crus

It's a joshua homme solo project aka The Desert Sessions in disguise, I suspect.

just another love song?

Added after 8 minutes:

I really liked the first couple of releases by QOTSA, btw....

They rock!

Thanks Crus!

**Unwell** · 16th June 2005 06:38

queens albums-

1. queens of the stone age (the best, the ramones go psychedelic and meet sabbath)
2. rated r
3. songs for the deaf
4. lullabys to paralyze

then in between all these there are various 'desert sessions'; the main guys solo work with guests. anyhoo, if you like queens, get back to the root and dig up some kyuss.

the fall - this nation's saving grace

**PeaceBlondie** · 20th June 2005 21:38

Oh dear, the open air pork buffet below my windows, full microphones and speakers blaring, has just started its newest song on the playlist, meaning I'll be hearing it for many weeks around 9:30 every night: LA BAMBA

Call me racist, but I don't think Thais sing songs well in Spanish.