What Music Are You Listening To Right Now?

[Brigit Astar]

Clapton teamed with Carlos Santana and brought out an album named Caravanserai

[injim7pussyass]

WOW - some of the names iI saw listed WOW Johnny Cash, Conway Twitty, Merle Haggard, Johnny Horton are mine but SINATRA made me smile WOW

[Saffer]

DJ Tiesto - In search of sunrise. Volume 2 I think.

[April]

Tonight - Enrique Iglesias

[ROCKNROLLER]

The Stray Cats
:el

[beachdude832000]

Gangstagrass

[Brigit Astar]

The Talking Heads

[April]

Pride & Joy - SRV

[Brigit Astar]

Paul Simon's collection of his best songs

[Brigit Astar]

Cream of Clapton

[ou812ic]

Todd Rundgren's Wizard a True star.

[Brigit Astar]

The Essential Neil Diamond--a fantastic song writer

[Brigit Astar]

The Best of Fleetwood Mac. Whenever I listen to them, the image of Stevie Nicks comes to mind and I almost feel I'm physically with her and we're making les love. I have had an intense crush on her for years. She is so damned sexy--she radiates sexuality. Even at age 63, she is incredible-looking.

[Stryfn1]

Pride & Joy - SRV

Love SRV!! 'Pride and Joy' is an amazing song. I really like Bonnie Rait's cover of that on the SRV tribute album.

[Stryfn1]

Listening to 'Vanessa- Mae' - The Violin Player. I wish she would come to the States. I think she is a really amazing.

[ImmortalBeloved]

The Essential Neil Diamond--a fantastic song writer

Was just listening to Solitary Man. Makes my spine tingle.

(I have over the last couple of years starting developing/rediscovering a real thing for 60s pop, which I'd always largely bypassed for more of a rock genre. Likes of Neil Diamond, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Carpenters... the list goes on. A neat quality about music back then, a kind of simple honesty, almost innocence. Love was love, loneliness was loneliness so on. It's refreshing.)

[Brigit Astar]

That sounds like me. Over the past couple of years I've started really listening and developing respect and admiration for 60s and 70s music. I think the 70s were more sophisticated than the 60s, but the 60s produced some fantastic music; albeit The Doors with their song Light My Light, which was voted the closest thing to sex on record.

[ImmortalBeloved]

Ha ha, weird. I was also listening to The Doors tonight, Touch Me. And they are a band I used to listen to quite a lot but hadn't for years. A friend and I were discussing them recently, that they probably don't jump to eveyone's mind as one of the all time greats as often as they should. And an odd thing about them, I can never quite slot their genre exactly.

As a guy, I've always suspected Jim Morrison must be a lot of womens' wet dream. Unusually good looking guy in a 60s kind of way.

[Stryfn1]

You're right Brigit. Neil Diamond is a fantastic song writer. I remember growing up on his music listening to him on my mom's 8-track player.

And can he put on a concert! A real showman.

[Brigit Astar]

I saw a concert of his on tv. He came out with nothing but a guitar and himself alone, and within 30 seconds he had me jumping to his music.

[April]

The Sky Is Crying - SRV

[Stryfn1]

'Mama Said' - The Vaughan Bros.

[Brigit Astar]

The Best of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

[ImmortalBeloved]

Led Zeppelin - When the Levee Breaks

[Brigit Astar]

ACDC's Stiff Upper Lip

[The~Bandit]

The Tv right now.

[Stryfn1]

The BoDeans - Good Things.

[ImmortalBeloved]

Long As I Can See The Light - CCR

[Brigit Astar]

Good song!

Question by The Moody Blues

[Stryfn1]

John Lee Hooker/Bonnie Rait - 'I'm in the Mood'

[Brigit Astar]

Wishing You Were Here - Chicago

[Stryfn1]

BoDeans - Closer To Free (Theme From 'Party of Five')

[Brigit Astar]

Little Lies - Fleetwood Mac

[booboa]

The temple of the king -Rainbow

[Stryfn1]

BoDeans - If I Could Hold You Tonight

[Brigit Astar]

Dreams - Fleetwood Mac

[Stryfn1]

'Shiloh' Neil Diamond

[Brigit Astar]

American Tune - Paul Simon

[Stryfn1]

The Eagles - Seven Bridges Road

[Brigit Astar]

Melissa - Allman Brothers

[ShadowJack]

George Thorogood

[Stryfn1]

Cheap Sunglasses - ZZ Top

[Brigit Astar]

The Voice - Moody Blues

[Stryfn1]

Toccata and Fugue in D Minor. - Bach

[tallirishbastar]

Courage authority zero...feel kinda outta place scanning thru and not really seeing any punk bands named lol

[April]

:wave: Welcome to SSP tallirishbaster.

Hope to see you having a great time around the threads :)

[Brigit Astar]

Dreamboat Annie - Heart

[Stryfn1]

AC/DC Thunderstruck

[Brigit Astar]

Rhiannon - Fleetwood Mac

[Stryfn1]

The Blues Brothers Motion Picture Soundtrack. "We're on a mission from God."

[Brigit Astar]

Run Like Hell - Pink Floyd

[April]

Someone Like You - Adele

[Stryfn1]

ZZ Top - Tush

[Brigit Astar]

Goodbye Cruel World - Pink Floyd

[ImmortalBeloved]

^ I like all the Pink Floyd up there.

Deep Purple, Child in Time.

[Brigit Astar]

Hey Nineteen - Steely Dan

[Stryfn1]

Texas Flood - SRV

[Brigit Astar]

Rip Her to Shreds - Blondie

[April]

The Sky Is Crying - SRV

[ilguy_77]

Amon Armath "Valhalla Awaits Me" from With Oden at Our Side

\m/\m/

[Brigit Astar]

Franz Schubert's Symphony No. 8

[ilguy_77]

High on Fire "Death is This Communion."

[Brigit Astar]

Franz Liszt - Love Dream No. 3

[Sliver]

Up All Night - Blink 182

[April]

Adele - Rolling In The Deep

[ilguy_77]

Up All Night - Blink 182

Not a bad song. I was wondering how they'd sound. I do think they need to take away a few of Tom's effect pedals though. But I was happy to hear new stuff from them.

Anyway

Foo Fighters- Monkey Wrench

[Brigit Astar]

Tales of Mystery and Imagination - Alan Parsons Project

[April]

Brothers in Arms - Dire Straits

[Brigit Astar]

Back in Black - AC/DC

[Brigit Astar]

Everything You Can't Leave Behind - U2

[Obbumcc]

If podcasts count, I'm listening to "the 40 year old boy" from the first season and episode fortY three by mike Schmidt not the baseball player but the comedian.

[Barek]

Back in Black - AC/DC

Turn it up!!!

Don't Take Me Alive - Steely Dan

[Brigit Astar]

The Best of Queen--a fantastic collection of their best

[Brigit Astar]

Monkey Business by the Black-Eyed Peas. Not one of their best.

[Brigit Astar]

The Best of REM--one of the best albums ever produced.

[Stryfn1]

The BoDeans - Love & Hope & Sex & Dreams. Their awesome debut album.

[Brigit Astar]

Metallica--Reload

[googoodolls37]

trapt - disconnected

[April]

The Wind Cries Mary - The Jimi Hendrix

[Brigit Astar]

Schubert's 9th Symphony

[Brigit Astar]

Slither by Metallica

[Cyn]

Funky Shit - The Prodigy

[hornyat40]

Big timer and what do U got by Kevin rudolf

[Brigit Astar]

Man on the Moon - R.E.M.

[Riverwood]

Running for our Lives by Marianne Faithfull

[Brigit Astar]

Fuel - Metallica

[Neko-kun]

Serenade - Versailles

[Brigit Astar]

Schubert's 8th Symphony

[April]

Too Much Love Will Kill You - Brian May

[Brigit Astar]

Tony Bennet's duet with Aretha Franklin. Simply fantastic. Bennett is so great.

[all nighter]

coming home - iron maiden

[Brigit Astar]

Orange Crush - R.E.M.

[Barek]

Crossroad - Cream...maybe some of Claptons best work

[Brigit Astar]

Tony Bennett's Duets II - destined to win the grammy for best album of the year

[April]

Two out of three ain't Bad - Meatloaf

[Brigit Astar]

Berlioz's Symphony Fantasque. It's hard to believe that a European in the 19th century created jazz. I know that a lot of people will proclaim that jazz was created by blacks in the U.S. in the 20th century, but that's simply not true. Berlioz--a Caucasian, created jazz in the Symphony Fantasque. By the way, April I love your October Halloween icon thingy

[April]

Thanks Brigit :)

It just won't quit - Pandora's Box

[nasty]

2 Pac - Late Night

[Brigit Astar]

The Voice - The Moody Blues...Two of The Moody Blues--Justin Hayward and John Lodge--made some good music together after The Moody Blues more or less quit playing together--even though Hayward and Lodge kept the Moodies name.

[April]

Awake My Soul - Mumford & Sons

[diamond69x]

I'm currently listening to I wanna be loved by you, by Marilyn Monroe.

[April]

Sexy And I Know - LMFAO

[Brigit Astar]

September of My Years - Sinatra

[Brigit Astar]

Something Stupid - Frank and Nancy Sinatra (one of their biggest hits).

[April]

The sky is crying - SRV

[Brigit Astar]

The Eagles Greatest Hits - Vol. 1

[April]

Pride & Joy - SRV

[Brigit Astar]

Beastie Boys - Licensed to Ill

[April]

Somebody That I Used To Know (feat. Kimbra) by Gotye

[Neko-kun]

Skeptical - Fusebox Funk

[Brigit Astar]

Tony Bennett Duets II

[April]

An Audiobook today - Grave Sight by Charlaine Harris

[Brigit Astar]

More of Tony Bennett's Duets II. That CD has become one of my favorites (and I own about 300 CDS)

[Saffer]

Twisted - Crash Car Burn - definitely recommend it.

[Brigit Astar]

Allman Brothers Greatest Hits

[Brigit Astar]

America's Best

[Brigit Astar]

I went all the way back to the early 60s and am listening to Dylan. I have mixed feelings about him. His early stuff is really raw and filled with both philosophy and emotion. But then his music changed. After a while, listening to Dylan gets tiresome.

[Brigit Astar]

The Best of Elton John

[diamond69x]

Oh boy, by Buddy Holly

[Stryfn1]

"Danse Macabre" by Charles-Camille Saint-Saëns. Love this piece.

[Brigit Astar]

Tales of Mystery and Imagination by The Alan Parsons Project. A fantastic album--totally unique compliation of stories and poems of Poe put to music by Alan Parsons. At about the same time he was producing Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.

[Barek]

"Dead or Alive" by Bon Jovi. In fact... excuse me a moment, it's not nearly loud enough... there, that's better.

[Brigit Astar]

Al Jolsen

[shady-one]

Pandora

[shady-one]

Caprices (24) for solo violin, Op. 1, MS 25
by Paganini

[Brigit Astar]

The Best of Heart

[April]

Sultans of Swing - Dire Straits

[Brigit Astar]

The best of Elton John. Love him. My favorite song of his all time has to be Levon

[Barek]

When I was in the Army, I was in an anti-aircraft missle unit. We adopted "Rocket Man" as a theme song. I'm thinking my favorite Elton John song ever is "Madman Across The Water".

[oceanbabiegirl]

slipknot

[Brigit Astar]

I'm Afraid of Americans - David Bowie

[bowtie55]

Furthur... Live at the Greek 10/05/11 Greek Theatre - Los Angeles, CA

[dingo]

journey...faithfully. it's playing on the radio, brings back good memories :-)

[Brigit Astar]

Tony Bennet - Duets 2

[daboy421]

firewind- burning earth

[Brigit Astar]

Vitalogy by Pearl Jam--one of the strangest records I've ever heard.

[Brigit Astar]

Monkey Business by Black Eyed Peas

[Brigit Astar]

Reload by Metallica

[Brigit Astar]

Mozart's A Little Night Music

[Brigit Astar]

The very best of Simon and Garfunkle

[John_Doe]

Within temptation - masterpieces (fits mood im in right now)

[Brigit Astar]

Black Sabbath - Greatest Hits

[dingo]

journey greatest hits

[Brigit Astar]

The Best of Blue Oyster Cult

[dingo]

lady gaga on the radio

[Brigit Astar]

Tony Bennett's Duets 2

[azkadellia]

Grace Kelly by MIKA

[Brigit Astar]

Monster by REM

[dingo]

YES...the group that is

[Brigit Astar]

Bookends - Simon & Garfunkle

[Brigit Astar]

Tony Bennett Duets

[sx4tw]

The Game of Thrones soundtrack.

[Brigit Astar]

The Allman Brothers Best

[Brigit Astar]

J.S.Bach's Overture in D major

[Brigit Astar]

Best of Blue Oyster Cult

[Barek]

Best of Blue Oyster Cult

"Godzilla'' is an all-time favorite of mine.

Best of Eric Clapton

[Brigit Astar]

Great song

Right now I'm listening to Beethoven's Sonata in C minor

[Brigit Astar]

Paul Simon's Graceland

[Akota1991]

None my headphones are broken :,(

[Brigit Astar]

Tony Bennett's Duets

[Brigit Astar]

Stevie Nicks' In Your Dreams

[Akota1991]

Currently: 18th floor balcony by blue October

[Brigit Astar]

Paul Simon's Graceland

[Brigit Astar]

Beastie Boys--License to Ill

[April]

Somebody That I Used to Know - Gotye

[megan]

Diana Krall Live in Paris concert

[Brigit Astar]

The Thieving Magpie by Rossini

[April]

Private Investigations- Dire Straits

[Brigit Astar]

Tony Bennett's Duets

[April]

Tin Pan Alley - Stevie Ray Vaughan

[Brigit Astar]

Best of Bowie

[Brigit Astar]

Best of Elton John

[jessy19]

Lately I've been listening to Grum's "heartbeat" album. Love it! It's my favorite workout music right now :) Very 80's sounding

[Brigit Astar]

Best of Blue Oyster Cult--great cd

[kaidman]

living colour

[Brigit Astar]

Black-Eyed Peas--Monkey Business

[jsmith451]

Mastodon--The Hunter

[Brigit Astar]

Dean Martin's Greatest Hits

[TelltaleInsanty]

Another easy way to get your posts up. Simply list what you are listening to.






Possessive by Kaci Battaglia

[Landy]

Merged with existing thread

[kaidman]

the seatbelts-real folk blues

[RevWrathline]

MANSON, Flowers of Evil. from the album Born Villain:icon121:

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=3&ved=0CHUQFjAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Fmarilynmanson.com%2F&ei=noQrUMKIH4zQigLc2oDQCA&usg=AFQjCNH9cPcWUcNEKL4OFRvEriNAUgKPBg&sig2=3WlRVhd6Ilsi03Un4e8QUQ

[Brigit Astar]

Best of Heart

[Barek]

the seatbelts-real folk blues

Hey kaidman, is this the theme from "Cowboy Bebop"? If so, I love that song.

And, as long as we're talking blues, I've got "Tied To The Whipping Post" by the Allman Brothers Band playing nice and loud behind me...

[TelltaleInsanty]

Freak on a leash - Korn

[kaidman]

Hey kaidman, is this the theme from "Cowboy Bebop"? If so, I love that song.

And, as long as we're talking blues, I've got "Tied To The Whipping Post" by the Allman Brothers Band playing nice and loud behind me...


its the closing theme from it the opening is called Tank!

[TelltaleInsanty]

the seatbelts-real folk blues

Great tune from a great show. :) got it on my mp3 player as well

[kaidman]

yeah I got all the songs even the movie ones from this site heres the link http://mp3juices.com/search/the-seatbelts

[Brigit Astar]

Best of Styx

[TelltaleInsanty]

Love Song by Sara Bareilles

[Brigit Astar]

Monster by REM

[TelltaleInsanty]

Hang On - Seether

[Brigit Astar]

Back in Black - ACDC

[TelltaleInsanty]

Blow me (one last kiss) - Pink

[Brigit Astar]

Californication - Red Hot Chili Peppers

[TelltaleInsanty]

Unbeautiful - Leslie Roy

[kaidman]

hurt-johnny cash

[Brigit Astar]

Vitalogy - Pearl Jam

[TelltaleInsanty]

Monster - Skillet

[Brigit Astar]

Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace - Foo Fighters

[TelltaleInsanty]

Sound of Madness - Shinedown

[Amasterfound]

George Straight Carried away

[Brigit Astar]

Tony Bennett - Duets II

[TelltaleInsanty]

Godsmack - Serenity

[kaidman]

something to dance for

I like to listen to ahppy music when sad

[Brigit Astar]

Tont Bennett-Duets An American Classic

[TelltaleInsanty]

Eminem ft. Lil Wayne - No Love

[kaidman]

the seatbelts-ask dna

[Amasterfound]

I May Hate Myself In The Morning by Lee Ann Womack

[Brigit Astar]

In Your Dreams - Stevie Nicks

[TelltaleInsanty]

Nine Inch Nails - Hurt

[kaidman]

hey I'm listening to hurt by johnny cash

[Brigit Astar]

The Other Side of the Mirror - Stevie Nicks

[Amasterfound]

waiting on Joe by Steve Azar

[Brigit Astar]

The Best of Fleetwood Mac

[jessy19]

Listening to "Everything always goes wrong" by A place to bury strangers

[Brigit Astar]

Stevie Wonder's Greatest

[Brigit Astar]

The Best of Blue Oyster Cult

[Brigit Astar]

The Temptations - ICON--their greatest hits. Fantastic CD

[Barek]

Bridge of Sighs by Robin Trower... let the flashbacks begin

[Amasterfound]

the music from my FFX game that is playing on pause

[Brigit Astar]

Santana - Supernatural

[kaidman]

captain dan and the scurvy crew-broadside

[Brigit Astar]

The Best of R.E.M

[Brigit Astar]

Stevie Nicks - In Your Dreams

[Brigit Astar]

Stevie Wonder's Best

[Brigit Astar]

The Temptations Best

[ktulu01]

Old Skool rap on Direct Tv

[Brigit Astar]

R.E.M. Best

[kmere44549]

Taylor swift at this moment the red album

[kaidman]

something to dance for-not sure by who

[Brigit Astar]

ACDC - Back in Black

[kmere44549]

well not listening to nothing now but -- i do remember back in the day Olivia Newton-John had that mmm

let's get physical song.

[Brigit Astar]

Black Eyed Peas - Monkey Business (a CD that grows on you).

[Brigit Astar]

Best of Queen

[Brigit Astar]

Temptations' Greatest

[kmere44549]

was listening to some country music.

[tnhunt423]

Bluegrass..

[Brigit Astar]

Elton John's Greatest

[Brigit Astar]

James Brown's Best

[Brigit Astar]

Crosby, Stills and Nash Best

[kmere44549]

Scotty Mccreery – Christmas with Scotty Mccreery (2012) just a remix of some of the oldies.

[Brigit Astar]

Dire Straits Best--fantastic CD.

[Brigit Astar]

In Your Dreams by Stevie Nicks

[lexicarlon]

the Beatles anthology

[Brigit Astar]

the Beatles anthology
Great cd! I'll always love the Beatles--I think most do

James Brown's Best. I was too young to see him when he was still living, but I've heard he was dy-no-mite! His voice itself and his songs and his back-up bands were simply great.

[Brigit Astar]

Harvest by Neil Young. I love most of the rock music from the '60s and '70s. I was born in 1986, so I wasn't around in those years, but it seems to me that rock music today is just not as prolific and touched by genius in so many groups as the '60s and '70s were. There were dozens of groups making music then that was simply out of this world. Can anyone name me a half-dozen rock groups of today that even approaches the music of the '60s and '70s?

[Brigit Astar]

The Very Best of Rod Stewart

[Chris2547]

I don't like music

[Brigit Astar]

Tony Bennett - Duets