What Music Are You Listening To Right Now ??

[-BOOGIEMAN-]

I stumbled upon this video and was absolutely blown away by this masterful performance and had to share it with all of you. I’ve always been a fan of the piano and this beautiful young lady performs one of my all time favorite songs. Stunning performance…

 

[Vinsanitizer]

I'm a big fan of Howard Leese, mostly for his 80's recordings with Heart.

You can't get this tone from modeling:

 

[RobS]

driving home just before on the radio Van Halen Hot 4 Teacher came on - instinctively the volume went all the way up

 

[Cal Nevari]

Thank you for not hating on me for my Sound of Music choice. Yesterday while driving, was listening to The Spirit of Radio, one of the all-time greatest rock songs. The radio has a feature where it will play other similar songs (sort of like Spotify), and it was very interesting to see the stuff that came up. A lot of Yes, Alice Cooper, Sammy Hagar, Loverboy, Kansas, Deep Purple, Triumph, etc. Good fun. But more Rush songs as well: Freewill, Tom Sawyer, Red Barchetta. Rush is my favorite band and I'm going to go out on a limb and assert that Moving Pictures is not just the best Rush album but the best rock album of all time! There I said it. Feel free to hate on me for that if you must...actually curious to hear what other folks consider the GOAT rock album.

 

[Leonard Neemoil]

The soul in this solo is amazing:

 

[Dogs of Doom]

Thank you for not hating on me for my Sound of Music choice. Yesterday while driving, was listening to The Spirit of Radio, one of the all-time greatest rock songs. The radio has a feature where it will play other similar songs (sort of like Spotify), and it was very interesting to see the stuff that came up. A lot of Yes, Alice Cooper, Sammy Hagar, Loverboy, Kansas, Deep Purple, Triumph, etc. Good fun. But more Rush songs as well: Freewill, Tom Sawyer, Red Barchetta. Rush is my favorite band and I'm going to go out on a limb and assert that Moving Pictures is not just the best Rush album but the best rock album of all time! There I said it. Feel free to hate on me for that if you must...actually curious to hear what other folks consider the GOAT rock album.

why should we? to each their own. There is no wrong answer, unless you are lying about what you are listening to right now... ...

I'm listening to Christmas music right now...

I have this album on playlist:

 

[Leonard Neemoil]

I'm listening to Christmas music right now...

I have this album on playlist:

 

[Dogs of Doom]

sure they are... (in the former)

 

[Lo-Tek]

Heard this song on a local radio show a couple weeks ago and have listened a few times now on the youtubes

 

[Cal Nevari]

why should we? to each their own. There is no wrong answer, unless you are lying about what you are listening to right now... ...

I'm listening to Christmas music right now...

I have this album on playlist:

Thanks! Trans-Siberian Railroad are amazing!

 

[Cal Nevari]

Oops. Orchestra.

 

[steveb63]

A little bit of Robert Plant and the boys.

Friggin' Bonham is a monster. Just a monster on that little kit.

 

[mr_tornado_head]

This one... the video is so damn powerful.

 

[Joesatch]

i listen to alotta Ghost the past couple months. They've built an impressive catalog

 

[mr_tornado_head]

Buzzo! Two drummers! Pinkus!

 

[Mrmaxelcat]

It won't leave my head. It already has 41,192 views on YouTube, and I wonder if most of them are mine.

It’s ok but a bit too commercial. Modern rock needs to get a lot better than this before it gets noticed. Till then I’ll keep listening to 70’s early 80’s rock, 60’s as well.

 

[GIBSON67]

The opening chords from this concert...just sound so huge! Peters and Fox, what a effing backline!

I never knew Joe played the organ...I can't get enough of songs 3-4-5 on this album. I've been jamming this for weeks...also love their Yardbirds Jam on Lost Woman.

 

[Vinsanitizer]

It’s ok but a bit too commercial. Modern rock needs to get a lot better than this before it gets noticed. Till then I’ll keep listening to 70’s early 80’s rock, 60’s as well.

In defense of "commercial", they were trying to be 80's Rock, which is the aspect I like. (Not illegitemizing your point though; you're thinking in terms of modern Rock and that's great, but this wasn't meant to be that.) The songs have hooks, they stick in your head, they are well-honed in the same sense that Journey's songwriting became honed. There is A-side music and there's B-side music; I like both depending on my mood, but the album is a mix of incredibly well-written A and B songs, in a style that picks up where the 80's exited (which was well before Poison tragically punctuated the decade with talentless-ness and transvestite-ism).

 

[ExpatZ]

Pink Martini - La Soledad

 

[december]

Tori Amos 'Ocean to Ocean'
Billy Howerdel 'What Normal Was'
AFI 'Bodies'
Loreena McKennitt 'Lost Souls'
TOOL 'Fear Inoculum'
Dead Can Dance 'Dionysus'