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Location: Cicero, NY | For the newbie's aboard, every once in a while it's fun to hear what everyone's currently listening to - new, old, rock, classical, country, popular or not, doesn't matter at all but sometimes it's good to be reminded of that beloved cd (or album) that somehow fell to the bottom of the pile or to hear new material. So, whatcha got in the current rotation?
Me? Big Head Todd, Cravin' Melon, Sister Hazel, Edwin McCain and Gin Blossoms.
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | The same 54 CDs I've had in the office juke box for the past three years, a mix of everything, although two weeks ago I added three Celtic Airs disks. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Balsam Range, Malcolm Holcomb, John Hyatt, The Monstas (Matt Smith) |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | I've been listening to alot of Yes lately - especially "Close to the Edge" and "Tales From Topographic Oceans". I find them very relaxing to listen to while I'm working or traveling.
I'm also working my way through the Ash Grove recordings on Wolfgang's Vault. The Lightnin' Hopkins show is great!
"The Killers" when I'm in the car with the kids. |
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Location: NW of Philadelphia | Nickelback. CSN&sY, Eagles, America |
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Location: Cincinnati | I have around 450 songs I loaded from my mix cds. Primarily classic rock from the 60's and 70's. |
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Location: GA USA | Right now, it's the Wood Brothers . If you like Grayson Capps and the Black Keys, check them out.
Last night I was listening to Buddy and Julie Miller's new album "Written in Chalk". I'm not as impressed with it as some of their other music.
And I know I'm a tad late jumping on, but Death Cab For Cutie is pretty cool too. |
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | Of late...
Adrian Legg - Technopicker
Jonanna Newsom - The Milk Eyed Mender
Metallica - Death Magnetic
Dan Hicks and his Hot Licks - Alive & Kickin
Kaki King - Legs To Make Us Longer |
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| well, I guess I've been mixing it up lately.
CDs - Rusted Root. My co-worker gave me one of their CDs to listen to, but I'm having a hard time getting past the fact that I don't seem to like their lead singer's voice.
I've been switching between The Lovin'Spoonful's greatest hits CD and Chris Rice's Live CD. Another CD I like is Martin Simpson's "Prodigal Son".
Cassette (yes, I'm one of the few who actually has a portable cassette player) -- I've been listening to the PraiseWalk with Kim Alexis tape. Love the music on this one, but don't know who the artists are as they are not listed. :mad:
DVDs -- I've been switching between the "Have You Seen Jim Croce Live" DVD and the "Do You Believe in Magic" by the Lovin Spoonful DVD.
YouTube -- Been switching between Jackson Browne, Johnny Rivers, Josh White Sr, John Hammond Jr. and "Doesn't Somebody Want to Be Wanted" by the Partridge Family (yes, sometimes I do like cheesy pop stuff).
I used to watch podline6's covers until his channel was shut down. His original stuff is good, though, and is still available on YouTube.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Al Pepiak - Live At St. Joe's High School |
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Location: Omaha, NE | I've been digging into a wide variety of latin/percussion/African/"world music" type stuff.
Its my new thing. I'm liking it a lot. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | I got an ipod so I don't have to take all the cds on the road and have 1300 tunes in it so far. It plays randomly in the car. Runs from Alecia Nugent, Alain Caron, Allmans, Balsam Range, Butterfield, Larry Carlton, Del Amitri, Fablous Rhinestones, John Jorgenson, John Hyatt, Jeff Golub, Kal David, Keb Mo, Sanborn, Sonny Landreth, Susan Tedechi, Tony Furtado, and a bunch of others. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | It would have to be the iPod for me. In the last week or so:
Lincoln Brewster
Paul Colman Trio
Big Daddy Weave
Evanescance
Wilbury's
Switchfoot
Third Day
Andrew Peterson |
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Location: SoCal | Just added, to my iPod, some new Jonmark Stone, and some old Mickey Newbury, courtesy of JM. Thank you sir.... |
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Location: Ohio | America, Kenny Logins, Dave Masn ( with Traffis and Solo) CNS, Jimmy Buffet, ( good cruising music) Swing Out Sister( UK Big Band Jazz)
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | 1)Los Lobos --- Live (Still rocking!)
2)Bruce Springsteen --- We shall overcome (Seeger Sessions) (roots)
3)Gengis Blues --- Paul Pena (Otherworldly) |
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Location: closely held secret | Flim & the BB's, Loggins & Messina, Rundgren, Keaggy... |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Joe Cefalu--a local guitar player, but not really my cup of tea, so I put Croce back in. |
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Location: London, UK | At the moment?
Michael Hedges - Aerial Boundaries
Tord Gustavsson - Being There
Niacin - Organik
Jon Hassell - Maarifa street
Steve Reich - Music for 18 Musicians
The Bad Plus - These are the Vistas
and anything weird I can find on Last FM. |
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Location: VENISE-EN-QUEBEC CANADA | me and my wife have discoverd some local country
western arthist(french) but very talented.thats are cup of tea latelly.but i also like 70&80 rock
and lots of english western
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Location: New Hampshire, USA | I mostly stick with the older stuff (60s/70s/80s), and don't recognize most of the newer names mentioned in this thread.
The only new artist I've given any listening time to recently is Jason Mraz, because I saw him on SNL and thought he was pretty good.
Most of the new artists just bore me. | |
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Location: Texas | Mike Stern with The Yellowjackets - Lifecycle
Wes Montgomery - Smokin' at the Half Note
Norman Blake - Live at McCabes
Robert Johnson - Collection
John McLaughlin - Floating Point | |
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| Nothing - I'm afraid of violating copyright restrictions. | |
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Location: Tennessee | The discs I just selected to put in the car ...
The Blue Hawaiians
Old Crow Medicine Show
The Monstas
Mudcrutch
Ray Wylie Hubbard
Drive-By Truckers | |
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Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | Lately all I've been listening to is people I know. Right now I have on a two CD set by The Bristol Boys from Connecticut. Dave Orlomoski (Who works at Ovation and is a dear friend and member of this board) is the guitarist and lead singer. I have been listening to Jonmark Stone, and Stonebobbo. Also my friends Brad and Bonnie Exton, Martin Meyer, Raymond Yates, my sweet ex-husband Steve Pothier, and Vince and Cheryl Jannsens of Downwind Express. Lots of others too. Writing this has made me realize how many talented people I know. Life is so GOOD!!! | |
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Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | Oh, and even though I don't have a CD, I listen to Lanaki on the computer every chance I get!!! | |
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| Originally posted by CanterburyStrings:
I listen to Lanaki on the computer every chance I get!!! Now, that there is some MUSIC! | |
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Location: Yorkshire, England | Dicky Heart and the Pacemakers - "Where's Me Washboard"? (1965) | |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Re-rediscovered Penguin Cafe Orchestra last night when I found they had several videos on Youtube. Which made me put Broadcasting From Home back in the car.
Also caused the wife & I to order the Aussie movie Malcolm which, aside from being hilarious, features a lot of PCO music. | |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | David Gilmour "Live in G'Dansk" | |
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Location: closely held secret | But it's a different day, now...
"Bridge of Sighs" - Trower | |
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Location: Chicago | Sufjan Stevens "Illinois"
Elvin Jones "Genesis"
Miroslav Vitous "Purple"
Joni Mitchell "Don Juan's Reckless Daughter"
Paco DeLucia "Sirocco"
Shakti "Handful of Beauty"
Pat Martino "All Sides Now" | |
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Location: los angeles | Richard Thompson, Grateful Dead, Leonard Cohen, Aimee Mann, Mike Bloomfield, as of late. | |
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Location: Tennessee | Originally posted by Tim in Yucaipa:
David Gilmour "Live in G'Dansk" I watched that concert in HD on Palladia over the weekend. What a terrific show that was. I think it is in the rotation right now. joebobbo sez check it out. | |
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