What are you listening to?

[Lost Angeles]

Off Vinyl

 

[Anonymous]

not too keen on the 1st track, but a few other good ones

 

[Anonymous]

 

[Anonymous]

Sun Kil Moon - Ghosts of the Great Highway

 

[Simon Lucas]

 

[Anonymous]

 

[Anonymous]

 

[Anonymous]

Good weekend morning album!

 

[Anonymous]

 

[Anonymous]

Sizzers:"IRM" by Charlotte Gainsbourg in less than 2-hours when I pick it up! What did you think? I like it but IMO 5:55 is much better.

 

[Anonymous]

My usual mind dump, Murcof - Remembranza. Electronically dark and brooding.

 

[Anonymous]

Trent Moller, The last resort CD. Very nice.

 

[Anonymous]

Foo Fighthers, In your Honour, Acoustic Disc( Disc 2)

 

[mikegtar]

Valentines Day is quite an appropriate track at the moment.

If you've forgotten to get a valentines gift guys, you can always get a romantic Indian takeaway and some beer to share with your loved one tomorrow.

 

[Anonymous]

 

[Sizzers]

fast eddie:Sizzers:"IRM" by Charlotte Gainsbourg in less than 2-hours when I pick it up! What did you think? I like it but IMO 5:55 is much better.

Beginning to love it, but first time I've had her (in my collection, that is!), and love the all black CD (I know, you listen to it, not look at it, but still cool).

Will definitely be going for "555" after this, and just noticed "Demons and Wizards" posted. Forgotten about them from my well abused youth so that's most definitely on my to buy list tomorrow. "Easy Livin"? I wish!

 

[Anonymous]

 

[Lost Angeles]

Off vinyl. First time I've played Love Over Gold on the new TT and does it sound good, pity my copy is not better.

 

[Anonymous]

 

[Lost Angeles]

dim_span:

dim_spam are you still working or do you have weekends off?

 

[Anonymous]

Lost Angeles:dim_span:

 

[Anonymous]

Beth Nielson Chapman's latest:

Amazing stuff. Very catchy, moving and well sung. This is one of my top discs now, next to James Taylor.

 

[Dave_]

Sade-Soldier of Love

 

[Anonymous]

 

[Dave_]

Miss Kittin-Batbox

Robert Babicz-A Cheerful Temper

John Tejada-Logic Memory Center