What are you listening to at the moment

[Deimos]

I seem to crawl best with a smooth jazz/piano playlist looping over and over. Never more then three songs.

[Grimm]

Big Black - Texas

[ClawlessVictory]

Coast to Coast AM

[Grimm]

Coast to Coast AM

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/
Art Bell: Somewhere in Time
Sat 07-28
6-10pm PT: Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returns to 2/24/02 for a night of callers' strange and bizarre stories of encounters with monsters & demonic sexual attacks.

sweet

[Bloax]

Something unavailable in ALL the countries!
Or well, how should I know.

[Grimm]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7RbZxFGNqc

[MacChris]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DD7IwXWfDW4
the xx - chained

[Confidence Interval]

Miles.

[Grimm]

you can see for miles

[MacChris]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaoGcDWi59o

i want that album

[Confidence Interval]

80s pop electronica. Giorgio Moroder ftw!

[PerverseSuffering]

To something I composed.

[Grimm]

Wu Zhaoji - Scratching My Head And Sighing
from Anthology of Chinese Traditional & Folk Music Played on Guqin: Vol.7

It sounds like someone tuning a ukelele.

[Jabberwocky]

Oh dear.

[Confidence Interval]

The pounding of the blood in my ears.

[Jabberwocky]

I was actually listening to it about nine hours ago but Ghost Riders in the Sky in Cree. Interesting.

[Jabberwocky]

Archie Fisher: The Final Trawl.

[Dustbin]

Joousama It's a queen cover band.

[Bloax]

Modern Talking were quite great.

[PerverseSuffering]

Gryphon have a great "medieval" sound.

[Jabberwocky]

Atlantic Crossing: The Charge at Gettysburg.

[ClawlessVictory]

Anyone like black and/or death metal? I'm horribly obsessed with Pseudogod lately and have been listening to nothing but for the last 2 weeks or so. Here's one of my favorite tracks from their first full length, Deathwomb Catechesis:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=853XINU5ghE

[Bloax]

Oh dear, another piece that I wouldn't even poke with a stick.

[ClawlessVictory]

Oh dear, another piece that I wouldn't even poke with a stick.

Nobody's perfect

I don't usually discuss music with anyone, as I'm sure I have horrible taste for someone my age.

Here's another song from one of my current favorite bands, Mgła. I doubt I'll listen to two better albums this year:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHfUsIm0z28

[Grimm]

Frankie Goes To Hollywood - San Jose

[Grimm]

Spoon - Car Radio

[pratamawirya]

I'm now into the latest fad in metal: Djent.

Also listening to a couple Touhou doujin music.

[Grimm]

Pearson Sound - Clutch/Underdog/Piston 12" - Hessle Audio HES022

[Grimm]

lebowski soundtrack

[Confidence Interval]

lebowski

In relation to the movie, rather than the soundtrack per se, I recommend this.

[Grimm]

Just saw that last week, motivated the search for the soundtrack and a rewatch of the flick, probably tomorrow. "Seattle Seven" indeed.

[Sphara]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_bkNR-zOn8

[Grimm]

ethiopians - fire a mus mus tail

[zrn]

Also listening to a couple Touhou doujin music.

Recently I've gotten into touhou music again and I have to say it goes really great with crawl. Which is odd considering how different the gameplay is.

[Stormfox]

Also listening to a couple Touhou doujin music. :P

Recently I've gotten into touhou music again and I have to say it goes really great with crawl. Which is odd considering how different the gameplay is.

And a yaktaur pack in an open area isn't Bullet Hell?

[Grimm]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgqAmZHkkTg

[Grimm]

Lightning Bolt Oblivion Hunter

[Confidence Interval]

Lightning Bolt Oblivion Hunter

I like me some Lightning Bolt. Is Oblivion Hunter up to the standard of Hypermagic Mountain?

[Grimm]

I am not sufficiently familiar with the group to say definitively, but it did keep my attention till the end.

[Confidence Interval]

Whatever one might say of Lightning Bolt I do not think one would say that their music was boring.

[Grimm]

I am now giving Mountain another listen and I think yes, the two works are comparable.

[Confidence Interval]

I am now giving Mountain another listen and I think yes, the two works are comparable.

A secondary reason I like that album is that its title refers to a notable novel that I enjoyed reading.

[Grimm]

The Mann? That is a great one. Hans Castorp is Tyrone Slothrop avant la lettre.

[Confidence Interval]

Frederic Tuten's Tintin in the New World is an enjoyable postmodern reworking of it.

[Grimm]

I shall have to read that.

[Confidence Interval]

I actually read the Mann so I could read the Tuten afterwards. It is probably useful to have read Herge, too.

This was all a few years ago: I should reread all three.

[Grimm]

Weirdly my local library doesn't have the Tuten, though they did have Lanark. Fortunately it's cheap on the 'Mazon.

[Grimm]

The Goon Show - S06 - E27 - The Man Who Never Was

[pratamawirya]

This: http://vgmdb.net/album/20627

(warning: anime boobies)

[DukeVonBathrobe]

Unexpect - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46U2y-lO344
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piaIjkxNjaY
Avant garde circus jazz classical metal insanity. Good for Xom. (Complexity of music tends to turn people off at first listen, giving each track or album a number of listens is very rewarding as long as the genre appeals to you)

Crystal Viper - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfKPu8aBct0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNuINoADshA
Female fronted polish speed/power metal. Less complex, but much better as background music.

Haggard - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXQrHgGNA8Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vyqGPXg8UQ
German Classical opera/death metal.

I can drag up some more music if anyone is interested. This is just what I have been putting on my playlists lately. (Though Unexpect never really leaves)