Radiohead: Kid A
or else: Wilco YHF
or Stereolab (any)

that's it.

that sounds like my office playlist a couple years ago. great stuff.

IRON MAIDEN
LEIF GARRETT
WILLIE NELSON
SHA-NA-NA

paul williams
engelbert humperdinck
andy gibb
mannheim steamroller

rage against the machine - evil empire
charles mingus tribute - weird nightmare
death cab for cutie - transatlanticism
green day - dookie
sigur ros - ba ba ti ki di do

when i was in school i had several all-over-the-map favorites. which one i needed depended on my mood:

peter gabriel - passion
the muppet show soundtrack
ministry - the mind is a terrible thing to taste
ice t - power
joni mitchell - blue
nine inch nails - pretty hate machine

nine inch nails - the fragile

Underworld - Beaucoup Fish

buck 65 - this right here is buck 65

Radiohead album: The Bends

there's so many....i really love beck's midnite vultures and it really gets me going when i'm about to pass out from a lack of sleep. i also really enjoy the soundtrack to the mission....very good stuff.

DMX- It's Dark and Hell is Hot
Dr. Dre- The Chronic, The Chronic 2001
Rage Against the Machine- Battle of Los Angeles
Incubus- Morning View
Papa Roach- Infest
Molotov
System of a Down- Toxicity
Control Machete

If I ever hit a design block in Studio I just put on some old Cure videos to get my brain flowing again. Works like a charm and has yet to let me down. With 30+ videos I'll never run out.

oops I did it again.
hip to be square
the greatest love of all
sussudio, a personal favorite
you get the pattern

i'm sure that we're not the only ones in the eighties who made up a whole set of new lyrics to 'sussudio':

well there's a project that's been on my mi-ind
stu-, stu-, studio.

john lee hooker.

dark side of the moon

If you're going to mention Steve Reich, you Have you mention his Music for 18 Musicians! Its his best work by far! I may even say its the single most impressive and important piece of music I've ever listnened to. I was very much taken by it during undergrad and it had a strong influence on my work. He is even friends with Richard Serra. Steve Reich was recently called "…America’s greatest living composer." (The Village VOICE), “...the most original musical thinker of our time” (The New Yorker) and “...among the great composers of the century” (The New York Times). If you haven't listened to him yet, you must!

Portishead.Radiohead.Massive Attack.The Misfits.The Police.Buena Vista Social Club.any Bossanova....ooooh Astrud Gilberto

Best Radiohead Album: The Bends [ofcourse]

oh yeah, and Interpol

best radiohead album: the next one

I'm rather partial to designing with this album.

Rob Dougan - Furious Angels

smashing pumpkins - siamese dream
feeder - picture of perfect youth
radiohead - the bends
zero 7 - when it falls
the verve - urban hymns

Keith Jarrett-Koln concert
Santana-Carevanserai
Boards of canada-music has the right...
any Mogwai
some Sonic Youth

B Fleishman - Welcome Tourist *again to emphasize*
Kid 606 - Resilence
Four Tet - Pause
Sigur Ros - Takk

Who uses the word "techno" anymore?

It's like saying "rock"

I like "rock" they rock rock

Sufjan Stephens 'Feel the Illinoise!'

andrew bird

absolutely incredible musician from chicago... you HAVE to hear him live... mind boggling... i wish he was my friend... i would brag a lot

how about david bowie/queen - under pressure

anything from pennywise

Miseducation of Lauryn Hill. Great classic album. I've been listening to it since I started studying architecture back in 99. Good consistent tracks from beginning to end. Never have to touch the FF>> button. Plus it was always got me through an all-nighter

OK Computer, Kid A - it's a tie (for me)

Kanye West
Death Cab For Cutie
Dj Shadow
Linkin Park (For late nights though)

doberman, i kinda liked you but after your post you're my buddy.
see you in the pit.

anyway. karate, unsolved. a light mood for the moment.

oh, and of course dillinger escape plan, calculating infinity.

four tet

four tet

Fischerspooner
Andrew WK (so stupid and hyper with a beat that you just get in the zone)
Tycho (chill and ambient)

my current top 5:

anything by fushitsusha
vero electronics by add n to x
syr3 by sonic youth and jim o'rourke
expect more from a past life by takeshi muto
francis the mute by the mars volta

toxicity by system of a down is a good alternate

the new sigur ros is being added to my list:

you can get the audio stream at:

http://scenestars.net/2005/08/stream-new-sigur-ros-album-takk.php

Philip Glass 'Glassworks'
Arvo Part 'Frates'
Metallica 'S&M'
James Brown 'Revolution of the Mind'

Philip Glass 'Glassworks'
Arvo Part 'Frates'
Metallica 'S&M'
James Brown 'Revolution of the Mind'

best radiohead album - the bends.

current favorite studio albums:

arcade fire
manitoba
blonde redhead

Quantic Soul Orchestra - Pushin On

Tunes

Working link for Quantic Tunes

anything by belle and sebastian, but especially:

push barman to reopen old wounds
fold your hands child, you walk like a peasant
the boy with the arab strap

recent new favorite is 'gimme fiction' from spoon...on in heavy rotation at the office.

yes, the new sigur ros album is intense and amazing - the new death cab album is neither intense or amazing.

I do pretty well to Bossa Nova. I'd like to find some good on-line live radio sites. Admittedly, I haven't looked a lot, 'Live365' has a decent site, but it repeats a lot & kinda gets too Jazzy & Rapp-ish to be considered Bossa Nova. I anybody's got a got site or two, post it. Obrigado, ya'll.

i have a problem.. i can't listen music when i am working. it makes me pay more attention to music. i will though, depending on the mood, pop a cd and take a break.
jazz, rock, punk, ethnic, classic, dj sets and remix.. i'd listen to all.

i just won an imaginary t shirt with the 100 th post.