What music are you listening to lately?

[Cranberry]

Holy cow only you ladies could trun the music thread into a nutsack conversation. Is no thread safe? I'm gonna have to follow you around to warn others when they actually think the threads gonna stay on topic.

[Gadget]

Holy cow only you ladies could trun the music thread into a nutsack conversation. Is no thread safe? I'm gonna have to follow you around to warn others when they actually think the threads gonna stay on topic.

I think your quote along with the names of the nutsackers would make a great post signature! hmmmmm.....

[10 years after]

What am I listening to? Right now? Duh, Ten Years After of course.

[screen name]

Ten Years After, Kinks, Further, Black Crowes, B-52's. Blues Brothers and a new bans called Trevett Brothers. So many great songs, so little time. Favorite concert movie?

[screen name]

Tragically Hip, Rush, Lincoln Park, Spoon, Barenaked Ladies, Joni Mitchel and Guess Who. What a great collection of artists that all have one thing in common. What little collection can you come up with?

[mani]

@screen name. Rush great band.

Today on shuffle my i pod played - Biffy clyro, Pink Floyd, Nirvana, Radiohead, Placebo, Faith No More, Stones Roses, War Paint, Smashing Pumpkins, The Cure, Joy Division, The Smiths, Alice in Chains....

[chris100]

Rush, the Hip are great Canadian bands. I myself love the ozz man and Sabbath, rolling Stones,

[DevilishOne]

I read a 40 year old article recently written by a "Brit" who was commenting on (raving about) three "very gifted lads" with serious classical music backround doing a jaw dropping show in Belgium in 1971. They dispelled the notion of 3 chord repetitive rock and roll. Of course he was referring to ELP, one of my high school favorites. (dating myself here) I was lucky enough to find the show on you tube. (Check out "Take a Pebble" at the 29:30 mark)

Emerson.Lake.and.Palmer-Live.Belgium.1971.DVDRip.DivX.avi - YouTube

[screen name]

ELP. King Crimsm, Rob Zombie, NIN, Bob Dylan. Leon Helms, Slipknot, Doc Watson, Nick Lowe, Snow, Widespread panic.

So many great artists, so many great songs, so little time.

[tadpol]

At a glance it's as if a bunch of 40-50 year old are re-living their youth (as am I). Black Crow's? Love them! Stones, of course. But what about current crap. And it's all crap but none the less you hear it enough and it slithers into your brain (like it or not). Hence I've been plagued by Gaga, Minaj, Flo-rida, etc. But truly enjoy Rob Thomas, Maroon 5, Daughtry, etc.

Take or flush! LOL

[rugoingplaces]

I am definitly digging Indie folk. Artist such as Alexi Murdoch, William Fitzsimmons, Matt Walters, Fiest, Freightened rabbits and Damien Rice are all very inspiring. They are also fairly inexpensive to see in concert if you enjoy live music. generally $20.00 a ticket.

[PopeZen]

I'm still in the process of wearing out Arcade Fire's "Funeral"...I mean, it's only been a few years, so I'm not obsessed with it yet, right {gulps loudly}. In addition to that fine entry, I am fully immersed in the land of Radiohead right now in anticipation for an upcoming show.

Two new artist I have stumbled across recently int the now nearly all-pervasive "indie" category are The Lumineers and Michael Kiwanuka.

That Lumineers album is a nice little listen, but I'm not sure it has staying power in my collection.

Kiwanuka on the other hand sounds like Van Morrison and Otis Redding had a genetically engineered love child gifted with the ability to both pay homage to an old sound while simultaneously making it sound new and perfectly his own. Check him out...and for any US Football fans, he's not to be confused with Mathias Kiwanuka of the New York Giants.

[betsky]

I am hearing a song I thought was titled "skyrider". not the band , it's an older one, probably from the 70's. I'm having zero luck researching it and hoped someone would know that which I am referring to

its playing over and over in my head but I can't figure out a different title. I want to say it was the E.L.O band, but not sure

any help greatly appreciated
Betsky

[10 years after]

Eat a Peach by the Allman Bros.

[pacertom]

Ive actually went away from the music and 95% of the time listen to podcasts. Adam Carolla..Joe Rogan....If I am listening to music..Pat Green!

[sambob]

Punk rock songs about heartache and loss....

Another good song Sail On by Lionel richie, performed by the supersuckers, the great rock n roll band in the world!

[GoingBananas]

@screenname I am going there next month again and I live music city. I just love it. the only place it is not ideal for are the musicians!

Right now I am in a Counting Crows kind of mood as of late.
Them and Ryan Adams are taking a lot of space up on my playlists.

[screen name]

Late June for my next Nashville trip, can't wait to hit lower Broadway. Trace Atkins, Brandon Giles, David Gilmore, BB King, AWOLNATION, Leon Redbone, Devo. Saw them all in music city.

[screen name]

The Tubes, Lyle Lovitt, ZZ Top, Buddy Guy, Two Door Cinema Club, The Band, Jack White.

[badlady]

Van Morrison, The Doors, The Smiths, Elvis Costello, Nancy Griffith, John Lennon and of course the Beatles are among my Top Ten favorites of all time, but I am enjoying a Ministry of Sound compilation at the moment, Chilled Acoustic!