The "What are you listening to?" thread

Marianne Faithfull - Sister Morphine

 

I was listening to Death - Human in the car not too long ago. One of my friends was playing Kraftwerk. I'm definitely going to have to grab some of their stuff.

I'll probably end the night with Tiesto; I just don't know which album yet.

 

if you are into the more dancy side of Kraftwerk, then get the album "The Mix" in both the English version, and the German version. And then you can always go for the new stuff first. If you aren´t so much into the old technopop stuff.
Kraftwerk rocks

Kraftwerk - Computerwelt (Computer world)
Kraftwerk - Computerliebe (Computer love)
Kraftwerk - Das Roboter (The Robots)

shall I go on ? anyway you can youtube a lot of their videos.

 

Listening to DJ Yoda's album "Amazing Adventures of DJ Yoda"

edit:
David Bowie - Best of Bowie

 

RadioSEGA.net :020:

 

lcd soundsystem- sound of silver.

 

The Who - Baba `o Riley

Great song IMO!

 

the Dillinger Escape Plan - Calculating Infinity

Too bad their newer stuff doesn't hold up.

 

great band :thumbsup:

 

Ire works is some funky piece of shit man! I didn't liked it at first either, but their sound is so much more diverse and multidimentional. 82588 is certainly their most pumping, fucked up song ever. And i'd rather see them evolve their sound than doing calculating infinity twice, even though it rules harder than everyone's mom.

 

Early Joy Divison and early Simple Minds.

 

well said

 

It's great that they're diversifying, but I want face-bludgeoning math metal. I don't think they do diversity justice, but that's just me. I'm glad they've found a new fanbase.

I wouldn't want a second Calculating Infinity, either, though. There's nothing that can top that album with what it did.

@spot778 - Joy Division is a fantastic choice :dance:

 

if you want some good math core, try either Test switch isolator (really good one) or psyopus (some find them way too anoying and technical, but i like them.). And tell me what you think!

 

I'll check them out sometime (hopefully tomorrow), but right now I'm listening to my night-time music. On the far opposite end of face-bludgeoning, I'm listening to Cocteau Twins (yet again) - Four Calender Cafe.

 

I've been listening to Anti-Flag and the Aquabats for the last few days

 

Like usual...... Muse.

as for the specific song its micro cuts off of origin of symmetry.
god i wish they would do a us tour already.

 

Jorn Lande & Russell Allen - The Battle

 

Flat 6 - Its too late.