What are you listening to at the moment?

[thmk]

Años de Represión by Porretas

 

[ywenz]

I'm cool and you're not.

 

[eric]

I"m listening to my boss yell at me.

 

[yossarian]

King Crimson, "Donnie Darko" soundtrack, "Enjoy the Silence" remixes (Dep. Mode)

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

Tap tap tap of different keyboards. And the ringing in my ears (it's a little quiet in here)...

 

[sf]

listening to. . .

listening to. . .

"Sleepwalker "by Jon Hopkins on the album titled "Contact Note"

 

[aizan]

i am blown away by dj z-trip's "uneasy listening" and his collaboration with dj radar in "Live At The Future Primitive Sound Session Vol. 2".

 

[Uncle Bill]

For me I went a saw a friends band last night called the Nines heavily influenced by later XTC and Ben Folds Five. This morning Thelonious Monk and John Coltarane live at Carnaghie Hall.

Bill

 

[Uncle Bill]

The Stone Roses - "Dont Stop" and "I Am The Resurection"

That is such a classic, pity they never went anywhere after the first album.

Bill

 

[ChrisPlatt]

Jonathan Richman - "Jonathan Goes Country".

Excelsior, you fathead!
-Chris-

 

[einolu]

Broken Flowers soundtrack. Great movie, good soundtrack.

 

[Poptart]

Last night I played some Death Cab for Cutie.

 

[zuikologist]

An owl hooting outside my window (in central London).

 

[einolu]

right now, 'we are human after all' by daft punk. not sure if i like them, but i randomly found the album lying around my room (somebody must have copied it for me).

 

[ParsonsPhoto]

Dire Straits

 

[dcsang]

Last night I played some Death Cab for Cutie.

Same here this evening.. Transatlanticism...

Dave

 

[bmattock]

99 Luftballoons by Goldfinger (punk cover). Diggin' it.
Rock On by David Essex.
Chu Chi Face - Soundtrack to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

I live to amaze.

 

[rbiemer]

Bob Dylan's "Blood on the Tracks" record album(yes it's vinyl)
Rob

 

[bmattock]

Vinyl MP3's. Vintage digital. OK, I just made that part up.

 

[rbiemer]

I think I have actually seen the term "vintage digital" used somewhere before with deadly earnestness(either the bay or goodwill--can't recall) about one of those old metal "calculators" the kind that only added and were manipulated with a pen or pencil point. I remember my folk's bank giving them away in the late 60's as promos to get us kids to open accounts. Which I didn't do.
Rob