What CD's Are you Playing Right Now? Top 5

[Yesspaz]

Originally Posted by Wojtek

Some CD's you're mentioning guys are not from 2005 (especially in your post York, but maybe you meant CD's heard by you this year).

This isn't about top cds of 2005, rather what are you listening to currently. So those are teh #1 cds for york in terms of what's he's played this year.

[sharcnorris]

Originally Posted by Yesspaz

This isn't about top cds of 2005, rather what are you listening to currently. So those are teh #1 cds for york in terms of what's he's played this year.

Yea.... what he said.....
Woj, my list may have got you going because I wanted to hear the 2005 bands of my tastes for voting

[Wojtek]

Then I see much from my taste there, sharc

[Yesspaz]

the Beatles - Past Masters Vol. 1
Sigur Ros - Takk...
King's X - Ogre Tones
Saso - Big Group Hug
The Benjamin Gate - Contact

Chasing Furies - With Abandon (still)
Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water (still)
Kansas - Leftoverture (still)
Jean-Michel Jarre (still)

[sharcnorris]

Originally Posted by Yesspaz

the Beatles - Past Masters Vol. 1
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Hi spaz, I also had to hear John Lennon sing this week, played many cuts special to me but no focas on any one disc.

[yorksrvc]

OK, OK...........the exitement is flowing through me like....uh?.......Hot Chocolate syrup over vanilla ice cream..........wait, I'll be back..........OK, I'm really not sure of the dates, they're ALL new to me. Wojtek, from what I see of your likes, we have much to agree over. I've been getting reco's from many, so I'll post my other top 5T.
Neal Morse: ?
Neal Morse: One
Flower King's: Unfold the Future
Transatlantic:....?.....Can't remember titles....2 similar covers....one with Portnoy on drums.
Porcupine Tree: A Whole bunch of them
I have to say, that I have a rotation of these and the other CD's that I play in my truck and at my desk...........ALL DAY!!! Very Inspiring
OOPS!! I just ordered 2 CD's by Andromeda and from what I heard of them..............again..........MORE # 1's
I really must stop these purchases and I will. I got all this new music and now I've got to get tired of it...........won't likely happen

[Methem]

Not exactly top albums or anything, but right now (today/tonight), I'm
listening to the following stuff:

- Kingston Wall: III Tri - Logy
The last album KW ever made. More electronic than the other two albums. Usually considered a little bit odd.

- Massive Attack: Mezzanine
Definitely not prog. rock and pretty commercial after all; but MA has actually released some interesting stuff, especially on their recent 100th Window album.

They even have one piece on the playlist here.

- Santana: Santana III
Santana was probably one of the very first bands I've ever liked. My father had Abraxas, III, and the Carlos & Buddy Miles live album as LPs, so I got to hear them pretty often as a kid. All three are pretty nice. The very first album by the band, on the other hand, is weaker.

- Tabula Rasa: Tabula Rasa
A prog. rock classic, in Finland.

- Weather Report: Black Market
Nothing much to say about this right now. I've heard more interesting albums (such as Heavy Weather), but perhaps I'll learn to appreciate this more in the future...

- Plus one typical goatrance/psytrance (electronic dance music) collection I bought 3-4 years ago...


-Methem

[Michael Rawdon]

Originally Posted by yorksrvc

Neal Morse: ?
Neal Morse: One

I've been reluctant to buy Morse's post-Spock's Beard stuff due to what I understand is substantial Christian content. (A girlfriend once described me as "the least spiritual person she knew".) How are they?

[Yesspaz]

Billy Mahonie - Dust
Wes Montgomery - Boss Guitar
Jon Anderson - In the City of Angels
Jethro Tull - Aqualung
Sigur Ros - Takk... (still)

[Yesspaz]

Wes Montgomery - Guitar on the Go
Rovo - Pico!
The Benjamin Gate - Contact
The Cranberries - To the Faithful Departed
the Beatles - Past Masters, Vol. 1

[zvinki]

Really sorry to hear that sharc. I wish you a speedy recovery. Let music help you along this path.