humour me...

[sohrab]

oh hello viviane
i just did a google search
a lot of bands have their own websites
also if you use real player, then while the music is being played and if you're online then a lot of stuff about the bands, singers etc keeps streaming in

[flydragon]

hi all
i love many kind of music world, dub, elctro.....
but today i would love to download this
one song i love :This Is A Man's Man's Man's World from Jame brown
here u have a version live from THE RESISENTS here

here more about the Residents

[Darren]

It has been a while since I have played something to death. I guess the last CD to catch my attention like that was Let it Be, by the Replacements. This was probably eight years ago, and it was not a new CD at the time. After taking a number of years off listening to it, I can now go back and enjoy it completely again. Many years ago, the very first CD I bought was Sgt. Pepper's by the Beatles. As that was the one and only CD I had for a period of time, it got a lot of action too.

[Luko]

Ok, no CDs lately, this is the benefit (???) of carrying an Ipod or listening directly from my computer ripped MP3s from the Internet.
So here are the titles I kept playing on and on and on this week end
and in the subway :

1- Jack Johnson - "Never know", I'm even playing this one at work! my week's favorite

2- Frank Zappa - "Sexual Harassment at Work" (listening to Zappa is obvioulsy coming from Jorrit's photo : I started commenting and hen, hey that's been a long time I didn't put a Zappa record on... but mine were all vynils, so I add to go looking somewhere else ;)...

3- Steriogram "walkie talkie man", Jet "Cold hard bitch" Daft Punk "Digital Love"- I play these one on and on at the gym, great ass kickin'tunes for running or working out.

PS : Hmmh... I KNOW you're cheating Pup, in fact you've been intensively running "Barbie Girl" on your CD these times

[sohrab]

"barbir girl"!!!!!
her luko you seem to be obsessed with this song..
you sure you're listening to jack johnson right now???
hehehe :)

[sohrab]

don't you think he has the most amazing style of singing..????

[Porteplume]

I remember a time when we listened Sheik Yerbouti all day! [and especially Jewish Princess] :o)

[Rinie_Hoff]

Niiiiice question, because I like to be inspired by others, books, music you name it.

The last one was actually Madredeus, because Isabel inserted a link, hmmmm, I love it.
Because of that I also listened to Kisia, a Fado singer as well. Got a copy of friends, and I can't find anything about her.
Then Fly inspired me with his last picture before he went to Thailand with a link to Susheela Raman, I had never heard of her before that, but I have one CD and a few MP3 now.
And finally, a recording of my own choir of the Maria vespers of Claudio Monteverdi,, unknown to you? (1567-1643), because it's sparkling music.

And then on and off Joan Armatrading, Bonnie Raitt, Van Morrison, KD Lang, JS Bach, etc.

I'll try to check out all the others.
Nice question.

[clodreno]

I see everybody is listening to Anglo stuff
so here 's mine

1/ Brigitte Fontaine... an album named "morceaux de choix"
2/ Titi Robin and Gulabi Sapera .. A Breton guitarist and a Rajasthani singer..
3/ Lhasa, "the living road"... a American singer living in Montreal..great voice

Plus all the Indian CD's I have.. I kind of disagree with Sohrab here..

[kikvel]

goood posting Lisan

the ones I always listen (and watch in DVD) to are:

- Depeche Mode, this I really like, specially Violator, Exciter and Ultra.

- Pink Floyd, this is the best to me, is the one I like the most.

- Santana, this guy is amazing, I would love to reach his age and still be so cool!

there are many more but I recurrently listen to these I mentioned.

K.