Mulatu Astatke - Ethiopiques

A great album, full of diversity.Lots of great raw textures and soulful funky rhythms.

ramones-live january 7, 1978, the palladium n.y.c.

Ahh yes, excellent choice. & a very nice see-thru vinyl as well.

Loretta Lynn - "Van Lear Rose"

The Sisters of Mercy again.

The recent resisues have really rekindled my love for them, especialy 'Floodland'.

Great choice! Mr. White's production is ace on that one

Tap Tap - Off The Beaten Track

Indeed. Both Jack & Loretta did a great job on that. I can say w/out a doubt that "Van Lear Rose" was one of the few albums that was deserving of a Grammy, not that that means much now a days.

Listening to...

George Harrison & The Concert For Bangladesh

this website.

This Website

Acid Mother's Temple & The Cosmic Inferno

Currently: "Time Stops" by Explosions in the Sky.

I have this on DVD. It's great.

I plan on getting the DVD sometime soon, but for now the audio version will have to do.

Listening to:

The Who - "Who's Next" (deluxe edition)

The Harder They Come soundtrack

I'm in a big reggae mood... somebody recommend me some more stuff, I got all the Marley, got some Tosh, Burning Spear, Lee Perry, The Congos and Bunny Wailer.. I need more

^:...Buju Banton, Isreal Vibration, Black Uhuru, etc.

I like Bedouin Soundclash. They're pretty raggae... kind of easy going. If you add me on MSN I'll send you my favorite song by them.

SYR6, inspired by Neongod's poll.

One of my favourite records:

 

Terrible.

I'm listening to Wowee Zowee (Sordid Sentinals Edition).