Hadsome Boy Modeling school

What's Going On - Marvin Gaye

I'm a male model not a male prostitute!!!!

Cherrywine- Bright Black

(just another cracker who loved the DP's, DeLaSoul, Tribe...)

Tom Petty - Won't back down

interpol - obstacle 1

Metropolis-AdamF

satisfaction-the best song for me period.

Toots & the Maytals - Revolution

blackwinged - darkthrone

Everytime I look at this thread my head feels like its going to explode. To pick just one song is...too...aaarrrrgghhh!

right now itt

To Rococo Rot - Lift

its...damn monkey fingers

eye of the tiger...just before review

The Books - 'thought for food' (album)

erik satie's music sounds architectural to me.
i was into king crimson. 'larks tangoes in aspic', heavy stuff.

anything by Britney makes me gush...

lately i've been turning back to the velvet underground, and once again i have decided that "stephanie says" is most definately my theme song.

i was just napping as is my normal sunday routine and had a dream that lou reed was playing drums while talking to morley safer on 60 minutes. must ve been a dream cuz the show aint on yet...my life was saved by rock n roll

"Losing my Edge"
LCD Soundsystem

I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody's Business - self titled

Pink Floyd - Echoes

...and through the window in the wall
come streaming in on sunlight wings
a million bright ambassadors of morning....

the morning before somethings due a little british army mouse in full cavalry busts out with the flight of the bumblebee in my head

Stephanie...why is it that you are the door but can't be the room?
ahhhh...it all comes back to architecture. ;-)

current favorite- i've had Jeniferever's "for the world is hollow and i have touched the sky" on repeat for about 2 hours now.

out of many...

"big riff" by Cave In.

"Livin' on a Prayer" Bon Jovi
-best metal/rock chorus of all time

Richard C:
have you ever heard the super-early Cave-In stuff? They were metal-core, which was an interesting transition to where they are now.

'the girl from ipanema'

Britney Spears, and nothing but.

Actually it really depends on the day/mood.

abracadabra, I just checked out King Crimson, and he's very good, I like it a lot. Satie is also good.

For relaxing music I also like Bach (classical), Beanfield (atmospheric) or the Morning View album by Incubus, Dido, Usher, Norah Jones, Radiohead (and I could go on forever here).

When my heart rate needs to speed along to get a project done, or when I feel like driving really fast I listen to Drum & Bass. Artists like LTJ Bukem, AK1200, Diesel Boy or James Ruskin. It also seems like great summer music - I always find myself listeing to D&B more in the summer with the roof of the car down.

Manson and Korn get played sometimes on bad days.

For feel good music it's always some combination including Weezer, the Beatles, Van Morrison, Futureheads, Jurassic 5, Greenday, Jet, OutKast, and tons more...

toss up between 'save it for a rainy day' and 'tailspin', both from the jayhawks' 'rainy day music'. i just can't decide.

read last week that they have, once again, called it quits. sigh...

right now:
schooly D, "Am I black enough for you?"

Prince -- Sexy Motherfucker

SCISSOR SISTERS - LAURA

los angeles, i'm yours - the decemberists

i can think of another decemberists song.

all kinds of music except by tony banderas and carlos santana.

abra,

No kidding...Antonio really sucked last night...I almost felt bad for him. I've heard much better vocals from Juan at my local cantina.

OMG! that was so terrible!
WHY DID THEY DO THAT!?
that poor man who received the award had to sing it when he went up so people who didn't see the movie could really know that it didn't suck so bad!

i also wanted to give props on the king crimson and satie.

i was first exposed to king crimson when i saw them open for tool once. now i think it should have been the other way around

Interpol - the entire turn on the bright lights album I like stella, obstacle 1, NYC, Slow hands

sat night I went to an Interpol concert (with blonde redhead opening). They were extremely good live. the crowd went crazy!! ahhhh Carlos d and Paul Banks!

book of right on - joanna newsom

the new lcd soundsystem

joanna newsome is great,
if you like her check out Coco Rosie, the song By Your Side

The real king of that genre (if you can call it that) is Devendra Banhart. I saw him live recently. Amazing. check out the song Cosmos and Demos.

walk on - neil young

(the all time top 'song that plays while the credits of my life scroll by')

Tracy (Kid Loco's playing with the Young Team Mix) - Mogwai

somewhere over the rainbow. israel kamakawiwo edition.

"The ones who love us best
Are the ones we'll lay to rest.
The ones who love us least
Are the ones we'll die to please."

Replacements, Bastards of Young

Here are some really good ones, for everyone:

*The Pincers (clipped horn)

*Abby Hoyden (palaveen)

*Ench (rifter's porch)

Just start with these few songs. Then, get ready to hear these next very spectacular all time hits:

*Pift Fit (ain't your corn)

*Rider's Cup (goodbye tonko, wait, don't go)

*Curt Clift (aromol)

These are some real classics. You'll for sure have a good time hearing these things. Also, you will remember them for years. They will enrich your life. Everyone says it.

Here are some lyrics from that great Ench song, "rifter's porch":

"it's just rifter's porch, that's it
some rifter come 'round
and they go off then, on rifter
clip on it
plint on it
it's rifter
setting out
on a shaky tin
go out on those lego legs
go on, marathon"

This stuff is just real insightful and I'd argue that it's downright great. I hope you enjoyed just this little sampling, this little taste, of a classic song.

The top three tracks in my rotation right now:

girlfriend is better-Talking Heads

young man-Neil Young

on the road again-Bob Dylan

New to Me:
Swayzak - Fabric 11 (Mix)
Swayzak - Groovetechnology v1.3 (Mix)
Two Lone Swordsmen - Double Gone Chapel