So what are you jammin' to?

[mindtonic]

Just wondering what you all have in your CD players.

Here's what I've got qued up in the car:

-Burning Spear - Marcus Garvey
-Miles Davis - *****es Brew
-Blind Faith - Blind Faith
-Jane's Addictiion - Riual De Lo Habitual
-Tom Waits - The Heart of Saurday Night
-Frank Zappa / Mothers - Roxy and Elsewhere
-The Velvet Underground - Best Of
-Medeski, Martin, and Wood - Friday Afternoon in the Universe
-Galactic - We Love 'em Tonight


.......and a binder full of live concert recordings http://www.lotrats.com/lotrats/images/smiles/alright.gif

[Harlock]

Right now I have my King's X collection playing. They are probably one of the best underrated progressive rock bands around. If Living Color were still together I may have to argue with myself. Next will be Depeche Mode, The Singles 1986>1998. After that I'm not sure, but I will likely be in bed. My King's X collection is rather large :D

[Dangerdoll]

I have Hootie and the Blowfish.... Smothered and Covered (which includes a Tom Waits song by the way ;) ) and then a whole bunch of other crap in the CD binder.....

[FL Knifemaker]

Right now..............

I have some Live Leslie West playing in the shop right now. When that's done, I have a Steve Morse CD on deck ;)

[OrionGirl]

Merged and cleaned up.

I mostly listen to the radio. But, I have the Shrek 2 soundtrack, John Mayers, and then a bunch of mixes for longer trips.

[happychem]

:laugh: :laugh: mindtonic, I read your first artist name wrong and was ready to dismiss you as having terrible taste in music, then I read the rest and realized that it just didn't mesh and reread, made a little more sense. ;)

In the CD player right now is a mix of some Zepplin, Floyd, The Killers and Phil Collins (oddly enough).

What?! Doll listenting to Hooty and the Blowfish! No! Never! :D

[Ems]

Blue Rodeo!!!!!!!! My favorite :)
And The Eagles!! My second favorite :)
hehe

[tomm10]

Well, this is much harder to answer since I got my iPod since I carry all my music with me at once now :) Lately though I've been listening to a lot of Eric Clapton's stuff off Timepieces since I'm trying to learn some of it on the guitar. Most recently the wife and I were cracking up to Tenacious D. Other than that I've been listening to a lot of Beatles, Foo Fighters, Jimmy Buffet, Beck, and Ani DiFranco. Just try and pigeon hole me with that selection ;)

In general I like a lot of: AC/DC, Alanis Morrissette, Bare Naked Ladies, Blink 182, The Chieftains, Cowboy Junkies, Elvis Costello, Liz Phair, James, John Mellencamp, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Lemonheads, Live, Morphine, Offspring, Saw Doctors, ugh...too many.

[Petra]

This morning has been:

Sam and Dave
Staples Singers
Otis Redding
Booker T and the MG's

and currently
Eric Clapton & BB King

[mindtonic]

:laugh :laugh mindtonic, I read your first artist name wrong and was ready to dismiss you as having terrible taste in music, then I read the rest and realized that it just didn't mesh and reread, made a little more sense. ;)


So what did you think it said?

[Dangerdoll]

In the CD player right now is a mix of some Zepplin, Floyd, The Killers and Phil Collins (oddly enough).

What?! Doll listenting to Hooty and the Blowfish! No! Never! :D

hehehe, happy, I could say the same about your Phil CD.... but I won't ;)

(Hootie rocks if you give him the chance :D )

[aknif]

Ok, currently in my stereo's 5 disc cd changer I have:

Norah Jones
Meat Loaf
Fleetwood Mac
Bare Naked Ladies
80's Hairband Rock Love Ballads (bought off TV late one night)

How's that for a mix! :eek:

But sometimes you might find in there: Garth Brooks, Fat Boy Slim, Chemical Brothers, Nine Inch Nails, Dave Matthews Band, Alanis Morrisette or Madonna... So, basically, there's not much I won't listen to.... :D

[happychem]

I think that you got me wrong Doll (I like Hooty, btw), what I meant was that you have a long standing love affair with them. And it's actually just a couple songs by Phil that I really dig when I'm in just the right (usually kinda sucky) mood. ;)

mindtonic, what I saw was:
Burning Spear = Britney Spears

[Dangerdoll]

I'm sorry Happy.... hmmm..... so then you're saying you remember the concert and all that (which, by the way, is still the most awesome concert I have seen thus far.... they really held a good show that night!)? (I knew you had to like them.... who couldn't ;) ).... you really are earning your spot in the list aren't you ;)

(btw, I know what ya mean about ol' Phil..... he helped me through some rough spots in the 80's ;))

[mindtonic]

mindtonic, what I saw was:
Burning Spear = Britney Spears


Ha HA! http://www.lotrats.com/lotrats/images/smiles/rotfl.gif

Those two are like night and day. http://www.lotrats.com/lotrats/images/smiles/LOL.gif

http://us.ent2.yimg.com/musicfinder.yahoo.com/images/yahoo/heartbeat/burning_spear/burning_spear1.jpg

http://www.mockweb.com/images/britney-spears-marriage.jpg

[Seattle206]

I'm feeling the new 50 cent cd, The Massacre

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0007NFL18.01._PE14_SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg

[Elmo]

Heres what I have on my minidisc right now:

Atreyu - Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kisses
36 Crazyfists - A Snow Capped Romance
36 Crazyfists - Bitterness the Star
Metallica - Master of Puppets

[Harlock]

Ha HA! http://www.lotrats.com/lotrats/images/smiles/rotfl.gif

Those two are like night and day. http://www.lotrats.com/lotrats/images/smiles/LOL.gif

http://us.ent2.yimg.com/musicfinder.yahoo.com/images/yahoo/heartbeat/burning_spear/burning_spear1.jpg

http://www.mockweb.com/images/britney-spears-marriage.jpg
Well, At least he's not falling out of his shirt. Ugh.

[Slappy*McFish]

Right now I'm listening to the Deftones...'White Pony' album. Great Album, btw.:bowing:
I listen to alot of metal for the most part.
My playlist includes the likes of:
Agalloch, Amorphis, Anathema, Arch Enemy, At the Gates, Black Sabbath, Bloodbath, Carcass, Children of Bodom, Confessor, Dark Tranquillity, Darkest Hour, Daylight Dies, Death, Deicide, Diabolical Masquerade, Dimmu Borgir, Dio, Dissection, Dream Theater, Eucharist, Helmet, Hypocricy, Iron Maiden, Katatonia, Madeski Martin and Wood, Mazzy Star, Morbid Angel, Motorhead, My Dying Bride, Old Man's Child, Opeth, Pink Floyd, Portishead, Primus, Radiohead, Saturnus, Septic Flesh, Sigur Ros, Slayer, Soilwork, Spiral Architect, Theater of Tragedy, Tiamat, Tool, Vader, and Widow....just to name a few.

:D

[Slappy*McFish]

double post..

[CajunCC]

In my 6-disc changer in my bedroom:

Blümchen - Herzfrequenz
Blümchen - Verliebt (Die Fanedition)
Blümchen - Jasmin (Die Fanedition)
Blümchen - Die Welt Gehört Dir
Blümchen - Für Immer Und Ewig (Disc 1)
Blümchen - Für Immer Und Ewig (Disc 2)

In my computer DVD-ROM:

Blümchen - Best Of... DVD

I'm not obsessed, I swear. I just need a copy of Live in Berlin to complete my set. Then I start collecting the singles...








And now everyone thinks I'm strange...

[labont865]

Andrea Bocelli, Tupac, Tim McGraw, Gwen Stefani, Disturbed, Metallica are all in my CD player at the moment.

[CajunCC]

Andrea Bocelli, Tupac, Tim McGraw, Gwen Stefani, Disturbed, Metallica are all in my CD player at the moment.

That's a serious variety.

[labont865]

That's a serious variety.


Yeah I guess. I love all types of music. The only form of music I dont really enjoy very much is religious and bluegrass.

[adgolde]

my favorite musical genre is Classic rock. My favorite artists are led Zeppelin, Pink floyd, METALLICA, jimi hendrix, and bob dylan. Im going to see bob dylan april 1 and 2nd in chicago!!!!!


at this moment im listening to Bob Dylan live in 1975

[flyingfish]

I like almost every kind of music except what I call "nasty" rap and "twangy" country. I mostly like someone with a truly good 'n smooth voice. Sarah Brightman is good to occasionaly listen to as long as it's broken up with some good 'ole rock music. Right now my CD player is possessed by a "Believe" musical accompaniment CD since we're getting ready for our Easter musical at church.

[nursie]

In my cd case: Fleetwood Mac, Meat Loaf , Billy Joel, Rod Stewart, Eagles, Heart, Wallflowers, The Doors, Sting, Bob Walsh, Queen :D

[reiverix]

Floyd, Zeppelin, Fleetwood Mac, Bach and any serious thumping rave.

[FL Knifemaker]

Finished up the day with Social Distortion. I have a compilation CD that downloaded over the past few years. Lots of live tracks. Any Social D fans out there???

[125gJoe]

I like a variety, but I can say I am not listening to "Country music."

http://www.slipcue.com/music/country/countrypix/aaa_images_misc/singing_cowboys.gif

[nursie]

I like a variety, but I can say I am not listening to "Country music."
I'll second that thought for the most part, but I do like a couple of Kenny Rogers tunes from the Gambler album. OF course DH won't stay in the room for it, but his Stan Kenton drives me nuts!!

Anyone here ever heard of PDQ Bach/Peter Schickele? The guy that does this stuff has made comedy out of classical music.

[happychem]

Got "Eat the Rich" in my head somehow last night, so today put in Aerosmith, "Get a Grip"

[mindtonic]

I'm not much of a fan of country music either. I find most of it to be "top 40 with a twang." I can get down with some good, old fashioned, foot stompin' bluegrass though.

Mostly I listen to some classic rock, experimental, reggae/roots/dub, jam band type stuff, jazz, and acoustical.......pretty much any music that isn't engineered to appeal to the "lowest common denominator."

[Raskolnikov]

My tastes run to nearly every type of music given my mood, but today it's been The Best of Simple Minds and the Garden State soundtrack.

[Ems]

No one else know of Blue Rodeo??
They aren't country, at least I don't consider it country.. :p

[Harlock]

Finished up the day with Social Distortion. I have a compilation CD that downloaded over the past few years. Lots of live tracks. Any Social D fans out there???
I like them. Used to cover some of their songs in one of my old bands. I had a couple friends that were really into rockabilly/punk and Social D was always one of the bands we'd listen to with them.

[FL Knifemaker]

I like them. Used to cover some of their songs in one of my old bands. I had a couple friends that were really into rockabilly/punk and Social D was always one of the bands we'd listen to with them.

They are playing at the House of Blues in Orlando soon. I might go. I saw them live in NYC years ago.

[Harlock]

I'd go if they were close enough to me. Of course, I may be too old* now, so who knows.

*"If the music is too loud, you're too old."

[happychem]

No one else know of Blue Rodeo??
They aren't country, at least I don't consider it country.. :p
Yeah, I know all about 'em. Pretty durned good. I've got a couple of their albums.

[Ems]

I have all 11 :p and I'm getting the new one as soon as it comes out.
I get to go to another concert of theirs (my 4th :D) on April 13th in Vancouver.
Last time I got front row center, I'm hoping for the same this time, but don't find out for a couple more weeks!
I'm almost obsessed :) hehe

[Karnaaj]

I listen to classical mostly. Anything composed before 1900 or so is good for me. I also like Bluegrass esp. Allison Krauss and 3rd Time Out. Los Lonely Boys are good as well but I don't know what category you would put them in.

[ScottoMacD]

No one else know of Blue Rodeo??
They aren't country, at least I don't consider it country.. :p


I like them. Have most of their albums. Great live band.
Don't seem too well known down south though. It's a shame.

Right now I have the following going in the car.
Slipknot - vol 3 (the subliminal verses)
Soil - Redefined
Mudvayne - The End Of All Things To Come (can't wait for the new album) I going to see them April 6th. Mosh Pits are great for getting all that unhealthy pent up anger out in a healthy way.

Killswitch Engaged -The End Of Heartache
Velvet Revolver - Contraband
Deep Purple - Purpendicular
Drowning Pool - Desensitized

And a homemade 70's mixed cd with Neil Sedka, Neil Diamond, Bee Gees, Henry Gross, England Dan & John Ford Coley, Michel Pagliaro, Seals & Crofts, Carly Simon and a few others from my youth that I really like that never ever get any kind of airplay here in Montreal. Not that any of the other bands that I listen to get any airplay either.

[happychem]

Scott, no! Not the drums! The band always practices at the drummer's house!:D

[Karnaaj]

Not to trash any body's musical preferences but I saw a slipknot video on MTV once while I was channel surfing late one night. I have never seen anything more disturbing in my life. All I can do is pray that my 14 yr old doesn't get interested in something like that. Insane Clown Posse is another one.

[nursie]

Insane Clown Posse is another one.

We had the Insane clown Posse in concert here in good old Peoria IL. That was a treat. I passed the civic center going to and from work, and the sights were interenting. In the afternoon before the concert the # of cop cars, fire trucks and ambulances was quite interesting. Apparenty there was a big fight after some guys girlfriend flashed her boobs at some other guy. I'm not sure why someone decided this was a good idea, I think their promoters approached us instead of us trying to attract them. Apparently as part of the negotations for the concert the promoters agrees to pay a few thousand ( I don't remember how much now) to the city for post concert clean-up and increased police presence.

[125gJoe]

Missing Persons, Kraftwerk, Paul Oakenfold, ......

[flyingfish]

originally posted by Harlock: *"If the music is too loud, you're too old." Unless you have sensitive hearing. I've never truly enjoyed live concerts - They resemble ringing ears and a headache for me, always have. I can jam with everyone else - but my Music Pastor uses me as the litmus test for volume control. If it's too loud for me it's too loud for "the crusty deacons" :D ;) :laugh: :eek:

[ryknier]

My tastes run to nearly every type of music given my mood, but today it's been The Best of Simple Minds and the Garden State soundtrack.


Garden soundtrack has got to be one of the best soundtracks ever!!! Im not gonna lie, because of that, i have

Frou Frou - Details and additionally
Fleetwood Mac - The Dance
Bodeans - Go Slow Down
John Mayer
Dave Matthews
ColdPlay

[dwayne]

Right now the Beatles are playing on my ipod... Pepperland to be exact... I just redid my ipod last nite!! I only have a mini, so I can't have ALL my cd's on here, like my hubby has on his big one! I added TONS of beatles, billy joel, dave matthews, and a bunch of '80's rock ballads (like ballad of jayne, you don't know what you've got till it's gone) - hubby has a playlist and I copied it... and to think I was actually leery of getting an ipod for christmas!

[ScottoMacD]

[QUOTE=Karnaaj]Not to trash any body's musical preferences but I saw a slipknot video on MTV once while I was channel surfing late one night. I have never seen anything more disturbing in my life. QUOTE]

Just curious?

What exactly did you find so disturbing? Was it the halloween masks they wear, the video itself, the song?

I ask only because I personally don't see how this is any more flambouyant than Britney Spears teaching 9 year olds to go out half naked or some of the more radical hip hop bands that preach and talk about how they killed people and pimped out women to get where they are.


I am not trying to be a smartass here nor am I taking your comment personally. I am truly just wondering what you found disturbing

[flyfly]

I have about five Mac Dre CDs (RIP) and a couple Nickatinas. Underground, hardcore, westcoast, gangsta rap is the way to go! :cool:

[Tyler718]

Right now I'm sitting back and listening to Pink Floyd "The Wall". When I just want to relax after a bad day, I pop it in and just listen. For some reason it just doesn't have the same effect as when I was younger. :D

On Doll's defense though. Hootie does have a song I really like. "Deeper Side".

"T"

[Karnaaj]

Hey Scott, The part about the video I thought was so disturbing was the costumes as well as the lyrics. To me they looked like a bunch of demons up on stage. And I agree whole heartedly with you about Britney Spears and most of the rap artists. I'm convinced that the only reason they can sell their music is because of all the sexual inuendo, and in the case of rap music, the violence they preach as well. Any music that glorifies the gang lifestyle is garbage as far as I'm concerned. Look what happened to Tupac.

[Dangerdoll]

On Doll's defense though. Hootie does have a song I really like. "Deeper Side".

"T"
*purrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr*

[FL Knifemaker]

*purrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr*

T, you ARE the man! :bowing:


Slipnot kind of weirds me out too but the song they are playing on the radio lately ROCKS!!!

I can't stand to look at Marylin Manson either but he's got a few great songs also.

Hey Karn,

How did you manage to catch a video on MTV??? All I ever see on there is those.........ARGH don't get me started!!! :soda:

[Karnaaj]

I know what you mean knifemaker. This was a couple of years ago. Guess I was just unlucky to see it.

[Cheech]

Pink Floyd,anything from Ummagumma, Obscured by clouds, right up to The division bell...

Radiohead,
Primus,
Beatles,
Medeski Martin Wood,
Any good and respected blues,
Zeppelin,
Black Sabbath,
The who,


etc etc etc etc

[Harlock]

Right now I'm sitting back and listening to Pink Floyd "The Wall". When I just want to relax after a bad day, I pop it in and just listen. For some reason it just doesn't have the same effect as when I was younger. :D

On Doll's defense though. Hootie does have a song I really like. "Deeper Side".

"T"
Heh, Tyler, that could be due to the random drug testing imposed by the Corps, couldn't it? ;)

[Tyler718]

Heh, Tyler, that could be due to the random drug testing imposed by the Corps, couldn't it? ;)

I think that has ALOT to do with it. :D

[Dangerdoll]

hehehehe, that's funny.... but oh them Floyd days ;)

[FL Knifemaker]

I know what you mean knifemaker. This was a couple of years ago. Guess I was just unlucky to see it.

I really can't stand MTV. They air more "CRAP" programming than all the other stations combined. Some of their prime time shows should be on late night. Thanks to them, I've had to explain several "situations" to my young kids, WAY before either of us were ready. I know, I should have control over the TV and what they watch :o

Pro wrestling is running a close second. Back in my day, wrestling was on one night a week at 11pm. No one tore each others clothes off. No one made sexual inuendos. No one used foul language. Talk about ANYTHING for ratings. 25 years ago it was just good old fashioned entertainment. Nowawdays..........what a bunch of CRAP!!!! :mad2

[happychem]

I hear you about the MTV! But my beef is less with the actual content then with programming. I don't think that they stuck with any one think for more than 30 seconds, even videos! It was the most ADD channel I've ever seen. I'm not saying that I was particularly interested in what any of their VJ's had to say, but at least stick with one theme long enough for me to zone out a little.

[NFR-22467-A]

my recent listenings include children of bodom, motograter, rammstein, skindred, metallica, zeppelin (some of those most ppl havent even heard of im sure, hahah)

[125gJoe]

I...
Pro wrestling is running a close second. .........what a bunch of CRAP!!!! :mad2Really now...
Do people actually watch that stuff???
:thud:


...I know...
.. :OT:

[FL Knifemaker]

Really now...
Do people actually watch that stuff???
:thud:


...I know...
.. :OT:

Yes, my kids are easily amused :rolleyes:

Sorry for going :OT: And RANTING!!!

Right now I'm listening to some live Janes Addiction.

[nursie]

Tyler718...I hadn't even scrolled far enough to see HArlock's coment...nor do I know you, but when I saw your comment about Pink Floyd not being the same, I had the same thought. It's just not the same without chemical assistance. Whoever came up with the "Wall" and the Wizard of Oz thing had to be high.

Flyingfish...I agree with the sensitive hearing thing. My husband loves Stan Kenton and Maynard Ferguson. The musics ok, but when those trumpets go high it's almost physically painful. And he has to play it loud. Come to find out he has a partial hearing loss. I'm not surprised. It's all that high octave trumpet music!
We have a car that he will probably never get rid of because Maynard Ferguson rode in it. :D DH has been a fan of his since high school. For those of you who refer to the age poll, DH is closer to shaking hands with Moses than I am!

[Karnaaj]

Pro wrestling isn't even about wrestling anymore. Its more of a soap opera than anything else. I have a humerus story relating to pro wrestling. I once worked with a guy named Roy who was 36 and had never left home. He was the biggest wrestling fan I have ever met. He had been trying to get a job with this one company for nearly two years but hadn't had any luck. Finally the employer calls him up when he wasn't home to see if he could get him to come in for an interview. The thing was his answering machine message had the voice of the Undertaker on it talking about death and the like. Well the guy has no clue who the Undertaker is and thinks Roy is the one who left the greeting so he hangs up. Needless to say Roy didn't get the job.

[Harlock]

MTV: All music, all the time.
Ah, those were the days. And jammin' to some Weezer right now.

[happychem]

Interesting you should say that Karnaaj, I once read an article that talked about Pro "Wresling" as a soap opera for men. If you look at it that way, WWE is no worse than any of the soaps on during the day. Certainly not suited for children, but then, neither are the daytime shows.

[Cheech]

Right now I'm sitting back and listening to Pink Floyd "The Wall". When I just want to relax after a bad day, I pop it in and just listen. For some reason it just doesn't have the same effect as when I was younger. :D

On Doll's defense though. Hootie does have a song I really like. "Deeper Side".

"T"

I don't know about that man. Floyd always seems to to the trick. Everything together. Their sound is just so awesome. Listening to David Gilmour solo to; whether it be his amazing work with "money" and all the effects he uses to get that perfect sound, or "marooned" off their latest album, or "shine on you crazy diamond", it gives me shivers each time I hear it. And let me tell you, I listen to Floyd all the time. Gilmour particularly, has so much emotion when playing, and everything he plays comes out so perfectly, with that perfect pitch and tone... Drives me nuts!!... I'll stop now, cause I can just keep on going, and going, and going. . . .

Oddly, as much as I always appreciated Floyd, it's only once i started playing guitar that I really realised what an amazing band they really are. if you have a chance, for example, listen to "Money". I never really liked the song, until I really sat down and listened to it. To hear what he does with his guitar, is just amazing.

i'll stop now, before you guys start thinking I'm a nut.. ;)

[Dangerdoll]

you gotta try it without the words.... the music is absolutely genious!

[FL Knifemaker]

I've seen Pink Floyd live twice. What I didn't realize until I actually saw them is how much of an impact the 3 black chorus girls have on the music. One minute they have a gospel sound, the next it sounds kind of haunting. All the main members of the band are incredibly talented but the two sax players (depending on who is with them at the time) are also unbelieveable.

[Cheech]

I've seen Pink Floyd live twice. What I didn't realize until I actually saw them is how much of an impact the 3 black chorus girls have on the music. One minute they have a gospel sound, the next it sounds kind of haunting. All the main members of the band are incredibly talented but the two sax players (depending on who is with them at the time) are also unbelieveable.


Absolutely!!! Let me tell you that I'm totally jelous of you!! I wanted to go see them in '95, but tickets were sold out. 3 shows, at 65000+ each show!!! I couldn't even find any scalpers!!.

That's another thing I like about Floyd. They know what sound they have and want, and they'd never settle for anything less. example: For the song Sorrow, to get that natural reverb sound, they rented out a stadium and played in it, while the place was empty, to get that "original and natural" reverb out of it. And you're right about the girls, and their sax players.

I just hope they'll do one last tour.. just one!!! lol...

[mindtonic]

I just hope they'll do one last tour.. just one!!! lol...

Yeah, how about a tour with Gilmour, Waters, and Barrett.

I could stop going to see live music for the rest of my life if I could just see that line up.

[Cheech]

Yeah, how about a tour with Gilmour, Waters, and Barrett.

I could stop going to see live music for the rest of my life if I could just see that line up.

lol... I think that chances of that happening would be the same as mwaking up to the sight of pigs flying... And all these pigs would have ankle bracelets on... made of beads.. and they'd all be singing.. ;)

I always kinda felt bad for barrett.. poor guy man. I just hope he's happy now, doing whatever it is he's doing...

[125gJoe]

Pink Floyd Timeline (http://www.pinkfloydonline.com/timeline.html)

[Harlock]

Theme from Sanford and Son.

[125gJoe]

you gotta try it without the words.... the music is absolutely genious!
What software does that?

Nero ?

I'd like to remove lyrics from tunes.. I think that some music would sound better without the singing.

[125gJoe]

lol... I think that chances of that happening would be the same as mwaking up to the sight of pigs flying... ...


http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/download/noem13/15454/177188/0/pigs.jpg

:D

[Sensei_the_dojo]

And now for something completely different. I just received these from CDBaby.com last night. Haven't heard them all yet:

HANIF NOORMOHAMED: Evolution (http://www.cdbaby.com/allmp3/hanifnoormohamed4.m3u)

TRAVIS STEELE NEVELS: Freestyle Guitar II (http://www.cdbaby.com/allmp3/nevels2.m3u)

PRASANT RADHAKRISHNAN: Swara Sudha (http://www.cdbaby.com/allmp3/prasant.m3u)

NICK STOUBIS: Mosaic: The Music of Greece (http://www.cdbaby.com/allmp3/stoubis.m3u)

ADRIAN GALYSH: King Friday (http://www.cdbaby.com/allmp3/galysh2.m3u)

THE GRIFF HAMLIN BAND: The Griff Hamlin Band (http://www.cdbaby.com/allmp3/griffhamlin.m3u)

ROD MOBASHER: Guitarra Con Amor (http://www.cdbaby.com/allmp3/mobasher.m3u)

And still listening to the latest EP from my favorite blues/rock band Indigenous (http://www.indigenousrocks.com/).

I think that with these latest additions we've filled our 300 capacity cd player. We've got a bit of everything from ABBA to ZZ Top.

[Cheech]

http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/download/noem13/15454/177188/0/pigs.jpg

:D


SO THERE"S HOPE!!!! Thanks man!!! anything these days is possible!!! I'll keep my fingers crossed.. :P