What are you listening to at the moment?

[Gabriel M.A.]

Schickele Mix. Peter Schickele is a hero of mine.

OK, now I know they pulled that show off the air here in Minneso-tah. I love that show! What time and what station?

I have a few of his CDs (well, "PDQ"); one of them: "The Short-Tempered Clavier and other dysfunctional works".

 

[jameshays]

Back and forth between the new Kate Bush and The Editors - a (very good) Interpol sounding band.

 

[ChrisPlatt]

Schickele Mix was recently dropped by WNYC here in New York, too.

Scroll to the bottom of this page at Peter's website for a possible explanation:

http://www.schickele.com/mix/index.htm

If only we could get all the Faux News fans to listen to NPR for just one week...
-Chris-

 

[djon]

www.kpig.com

KPIG, of Freedom CA (near Gilroy in Monterey County, south of San Francisco) is the offspring of KFAT which in turn was the offspring of KMPX (San Francisco) which in turn was the offspring of KSAN ("the listener's fren" in the flowering of the Haight Ashbury).

KSAN and KMPX were LITERALLY the ancestors of "album rock."

Here's KFAT's last 3 hours:

Sun 9:18am Joan Baez Jackaroo
Sun 9:09am Mark Knopfler Postcards From Paraguay
Sun 9:05am Van Morrison And It Stoned Me
Sun 9:01am New Grass Revival You Plant Your Fields
Sun 8:41am Marc Cohn Valley Of The Kings
Sun 8:29am Byrds Wasn't Born To Follow
Sun 8:23am Psychograss High Ham
Sun 8:10am Jack Johnson Good People
Sun 8:07am Toots And The Maytals Still Is Still Moving To Me
Sun 8:01am Anders Osborne Burning On The Inside
Sun 7:52am Marshall Tucker Band Desert Skies
Sun 7:46am John Hiatt Wreck Of The Barbie Ferrari
Sun 7:28am Rickie Lee Jones Jolie Jolie
Sun 7:20am Leo Kottke Living In The Country
Sun 7:10am Neville Brothers Rivers Of Babylon
Sun 7:05am Bonnie Raitt It's All Over Now Baby Blue
Sun 7:01am Great Big Sea When I'm Up
Sun 6:48am Guy Clark Baby Took A Limo To Memphis
Sun 6:43am Patty Griffin Love Throws A Line
Sun 6:34am Steve Forbert Song For Katrina
Sun 6:30am Jackson Browne Jamaica Say You Will
Sun 6:23am Jimmy Lafave River Road
Sun 6:19am Kevin Welch Life Down Here On Earth
Sun 6:13am Charlie Musselwhite Que Te Parece Cholita
Sun 6:09am De sol Blanco y Negro

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

Schickele Mix was recently dropped by WNYC here in New York, too.

Scroll to the bottom of this page at Peter's website for a possible explanation:

http://www.schickele.com/mix/index.htm

If only we could get all the Faux News fans to listen to NPR for just one week...

Thank you very much for the URL. I'll see if I can find a webcast of a station that carries the show. I stopped supporting my local NPR station since they dropped the show, btw (that's one of two reasons). I do listen to them; it's the only real radio out there, specially here in Clear Channel Land (talk about Orwellian titles).

I won't go into a rant about Faux News; let's not go into Bare and Fallaced discussions.

 

[Stephan]

No one has posted here in a while... Listening to Frank Sinatra (Fly Me To The Moon right now), very good in the mornings

 

[hugivza]

John Williams - Albeniz - Asturias

 

[kvanderlaag]

Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong, doing "Summertime" by George/Ira Gershwin.

 

[akalai]

...the sounds of Australia beating Uruguay to qualify for the World Cup...

 

[mkyy]

wilco - kicking television

 

[zpuskas]

Absolute silence. (OK, the fan of my computer too)

 

[Pherdinand]

right now,... sziami; valoperes rock , LOL
sziami is a kind of underground-alternative rock or stg like that band, producing good stuff since the eighties. The texts are very funny but almost all in hungarian. The newest album called 'valoperes rock' makes fun a bit of the 'lakodalmas rock' which is a 'style' cultivated at village weddings by 'rockstars' singing about their adventures with young ladies, mostly, or about how drunk they got at a place and how good friends they are and such, accompanied by very bad music. The expression 'lakodalmas rock' could be translated as 'wedding rock music', while the stuff i'm listening to is 'valoperes rock' that is stg like 'divorce trial rock music', the text goes on and on about the failures of a guy with women, etc.

 

[Mr C]

Massive Attack, "Mezzanine"

Great album!

Like many people here my music taste varies enormously. I am currently listening to Rage Against The Machine (Battle for Los Angeles), Kate Bush (Aerial) and Roger Waters (Ca Ira).

 

[darkkavenger]

I'm listening to "Don't step on the grass, Sam" by Gov't Mule -- an "oldie" some of you certainly know

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

Francis Cabrel: "Je t'amais, je t'aime, je t'aimerai".

 

[nomade]

I'm also listening to Francis Cabrel- Elle disait...

 

[T_om]

Paco De Lucia and Ricardo Modrego duet. Right now Zorongo Gitano is the selection playing.

True masters, both of them.

Tom

 

[einolu]

Bowie, Aladdin Sane. Some good tunes.

 

[kvanderlaag]

And now I've got my player shuffling between Mezzanine, as someone mentioned above, "Dummy" by Portishead, and The Downward Spiral (Nine Inch Nails).

I could go on with this thread for ages.

 

[OdDbaLL]

a Muddy Waters bootleg, Live in Monthey 1976... the song at the moment is Hoochie Coochie Man. I really should have some cigar smoke hanging under the ceiling, but it's proably not good for my cameras...