What are you listening to right now?

[Elizabeth]

I'm shamefully stealing this from another messageboard I belong to (a Lord of the Rings site, not a music site, btw). Anyway, it's one of those threads that can generate some good discussion or can just be for fun.

I don't listen exclusively to Christian music, so I will have the occasional secular song listed.

(For example, Great Big Sea, Something Beautiful just started playing. Truthfully, the lyrics are pretty spot on, as far as Christianity goes.

Hey You, you lost your only friend
You can‘t believe your broken heart will ever mend
But every mountain has its faces that‘d make you want to stop
On this so unwelcome journey from the bottom to the top.

Move along
I believe there‘s Something Beautiful to see
Move along
I believe there‘s Something Beautiful
Just waiting for you and me

I know you‘ll never count the tears you‘ve cried
Though you’ve asked a million questions
No one could tell you why
A single soul is chosen to be the one put to the test
But there will be some consolation for a heart that never rests

The years will make us older
The winters make us colder
And there‘s one more thing I‘ve come to know for sure
There‘s no bitterness that smolders, no chip on any shoulder
That a random act of kindness couldn‘t cure. )

Anyway, what I am listening to right now this. As far as Christian music goes, the next on my iPod lineup is:

Faust, Midas, and Myself by Switchfoot.

:)

So what are you listening to right now?


Elizabeth

[Guitarman Warrior]

I am listening to "Where You Go I Go" By Brian and Jenn Johnson. It is one of the most awesome worship songs out there. If you want to hear it you can go to http://www.myspace.com/brianandjennjohnson and it will be the song playing. I guarentee that this song will draw you right into His presence. It does me everytime.

[dtpuga]

Oasis - Definitely Maybe the Best
Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland
Brian & Jenn Johnson - We Believe
Norah Jones - Not Too Late

[SaintLewis]

Most recently I've been randomly spinning:

Sting & the Police (Shannon's favorites) - an ITunes compilation of all my personal fav's: basically Sting's "Fields of Gold" comp + The Police's "Every Breath You Take - the Classics" + my additional pics.

Matt Redman - "Beautiful News" cd

Tim Hughes - "Hold Nothing Back" cd

West Coast Revival - WCR (self-titled) cd

Arvo Part - "De Profundis" (performed by Paul Hiller & the Theatre of Voices)

Arvo Part - "Orient & Occident"

The Fray - "How to save a Life"

[El Ben]

The soundtrack from the movie "Once," a great indie flick that won the 2007 audience award at the Sundance film fesitval. Check out some of the music at http://www.myspace.com/oncethemovie. Especially check out the song "Falling Slowly." It's a beautiful swelling number that seems to captures the duality of the guy and girl singing. It's a raw, rough folk song that what it makes up for what it lacks in polished performance with pure emotion.

[Elizabeth]

I can't wait to check out the music links. :)

iTunes is on shuffle.

Bach's Cantata No. 161, Komm, Du Suesse Todestunde



Elizabeth

[worshiptrench]

hmmm

snow patrol (to stay culturally aware)
mars volta (genius)
ani difranco (one of the best lyricists alive...don't buy everything she says, but she says it well).
Esbjörn Svensson Trio (killer jazz that isn't really jazz...check it)

[SaintLewis]

God knows I love new music, but sometimes I've just gotta go with the oldies...
I've spent this whole weekend with a personal ITunes comp of EVERYTHING worthwhile that the Zombies ever put out (ex.: "She's not There", "Time of the Season", "Tell her No"), including unreleased material, and later tunage by Argent and Blunstone. Wow. That's about all I can say - just "Wow".
Makes me smile.

[Elizabeth]

The Mission by Newsboys

Great song!!!

Elizabeth

[El Ben]

Currently listening to Jonny Lang's new(er) album Turn Around, wishing that I could make it to his show tonight in Savannah. :( Jonny is BOSS!!!

Loving: 1.) Bump in the Road
2.) Red Light
3.) Thankful


www.jonnylang.com

[fmckinnon]

I'm re-listening to Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone) ... it should be a great solo for Todd, one of our singers here at SSCC .. just bought the song and the video on iTunes.

[Elizabeth]

Awesome! Just played that this Sunday. The choir sang along for special music. It sounded very good, especially considering that the choir hadn't practiced it all that much. Great song! :)

I'm listening to Chris Tomlin's CD, See the Morning. Glory in the Highest has stuck with me the most today.

Elizabeth

[chipshot0701]

I'm listening to Fred McKinnon at this link http://www.indieheaven.com/artist_main.php?id=72397

You, You are God is a rocking guitar song FRED! I thought you played piano only lol

Nice!
I may have to move my family down to Georgia and get a new job and join up with all you wonderful musicians and singer songwriters.
mike

[SeanMichael]

Currently the albums I am loving:
Save The Humans by Ian Eskelin
Beautiful News Matt Redman
Sound Of Melodies Leeland
Good Monsters Jars Of Clay
See The Morning Chris Tomlin

[russhutto]

Not Necessarily a worship album. But we had these guys here last weekend and they were just all around great guys. Diggin the sound.

A DENVER MILE (http://www.myspace.com/adenvermile)

[fmckinnon]

I'm listening to Fred McKinnon at this link http://www.indieheaven.com/artist_main.php?id=72397

You, You are God is a rocking guitar song FRED! I thought you played piano only lol

Nice!
I may have to move my family down to Georgia and get a new job and join up with all you wonderful musicians and singer songwriters.
mike


Hey!
Thanks for the kudos (and the listen) ... actually, I'm playing piano/keys there - Jay Sellers (on the forum here as TheToneGuru) and another guy (Ken Mullis) are the guitar players .. and yes, they rocked!

Thanks,
Fred

[russhutto]

Nice, had a listen to all the tunes on the indieheaven site, Fred, I'm motivated. I need to continue to write and record. You're a great inspration! Thanks!

[fmckinnon]

Thanks, Russ -

It motivates me and discourages me at the same time ... the only two original praise songs on WUTS of mine were several years old - and I've not released a new instrumental since 1996, although the tunes on IH (instrumental) are my new album in progress.

Hoping to start writing more and more.

[El Ben]

*ahem* And co-writing, too? Like say, with...oh, I don't know, your friend from down the street?

[Michael G]

"A New Song" Tom Lane

[fmckinnon]

My Savior Lives - thanks to my lunch visit from El Ben!

[El Ben]

I do what I can. Did you also listen to "Hiding Place?"

[Sherry]

currently listening to When God Ran--Phillips,Craig & Dean
Next up? Bebo Norman
The Matt Redman I like a mixture of everything, and as I have only been saved for a short time All Christian songs are new songs for me :D

[chipshot0701]

*ahem* And co-writing, too? Like say, with...oh, I don't know, your friend from down the street?

I have some original songs. but I can't sit down and pencil out a verse. I have to pray and meditate to clear my mind and open up to Gods love then things just flow.

mike

[El Ben]

I don't know. It's a little different for me. I just sit down and songs sort of happen. My trouble is that I'm so critical of my own songwriting that I tend to can a lot of my stuff before ever getting it onto the page.

And just to stay on topic, I'm currently listening to the new Hillsong United album: All of the Above.

[SaintLewis]

I love "My Savior Lives" - we introduced that at Youth Group about a month or so ago...I dig!

[SaintLewis]

So, my wife & I have really been enjoying "Ready", "Holiday", "Say It", & "World that Breaks" by Britt Nicole from her Sparrow Record debut "SAY IT". I'm usually not a friend of 'pop', yet this is PURE pop and (apart from the first single -"You" - does it not suprise you that Christian radio chooses to play the song that stinks?) I totally dig it. It's like a cross between early Madonna (except better vocals), 'Girl-Power' pop-punk, & techno-pop, but written from a Christian perspective. "Ready", in particular, is one of the catchiest songs I've heard in years. Let's just say that I'm proud that my bro-n-law is her touring keyboardist and current co-writer. GOOD STUFF!

[Amzi Lionheart]

I'm listening to Hillsong they're my favorite, but I'm also listening to Jars of Clay,David Crowder Band,Kirk Franklin,Delirious?,and I want to buy some Matt Redman music.I'm just stocking up on Worship music I just love it!I also listen to a lot of instrumental music from classical music to dance ,and techno.Oh ,and movie soundtracks are great too.

[fmckinnon]

Amzi,
OK, I admit - this is a shameless plug ...but you mentioned instrumental music - checkout some of my instrumental music at IndieHeaven ... just click the banner below - I think you may enjoy it (piano).

God bless,
Fred

[Michael G]

Chris Tomlin- You Do All Things Well

[russhutto]

I'm listening to those crazy guys of Family Force 5.

Worship?

You decide.

[russhutto]

P.S. We saw Brit Nicole a few months ago at Wild Adventures over here...she rocked, and I like you don't dig the girly power pop, but this girl rocks!

[Michael G]

Travis cottrell- I Worship You

[Michael G]

Paul Davison- Always There

AWESOME!

http://www.myspace.com/pauldavison

[SeanMichael]

I'm listening to those crazy guys of Family Force 5.

Worship?

You decide.

Family Force 5 are a TON of fun! I saw them live a lil over a month ago and they are really great guys. The songs are not focused on worship, but the hearts of the guys seem to be in the right place. They started the night by saying "We are Family Force 5 and we love Jesus Christ and want to share that love with you". Very impressive...

Sean

[Michael G]

Matthew Eldridge- Holy

http://www.myspace.com/mattheweldridge

[dtpuga]

Blues Traveller - Live at the Fall

Worship? - not hardly
Stinking Good Music? - YES

[Jimmy Purchase]

i dont really listen to christian music, it all sounds the same. no offence to those who do listen to it.

right now i'm listening to Lupe Fiasco's Food and liquer cd the song is "Pressure feat. Jay-z"

[SaintLewis]

I just discovered a Worship Leader/Songwriter that is KICKING my head in - the Michael Gungor Band (http://www.myspace.com/michaelgungor)...
I absolutely LOVE IT!
Check it out now.

[SaintLewis]

I almost passed out last night while listening to the absolutely riveting forth-coming single by my all-time favorite band Over the Rhine from their forthcoming c.d., "The Trumpet Child". The single is called "Trouble" (http://shorefire.com/media/02%20Over%20The%20Rhine-Trouble_20070607_132831.mp3). Brace yourselves...it's seductive. ;-)

[Amzi Lionheart]

Amzi,
OK, I admit - this is a shameless plug ...but you mentioned instrumental music - checkout some of my instrumental music at IndieHeaven ... just click the banner below - I think you may enjoy it (piano).

God bless,
Fred

Oh cool!I like the orchestrated version of Restless a lot.Did you play the piano,and write those other songs?

[Jimmy Purchase]

i'm listening to New Found Glory

[fmckinnon]

Oh cool!I like the orchestrated version of Restless a lot.Did you play the piano,and write those other songs?

Hey-
thanks a ton! Yes, I composed and recorded the piano, and then a friend (and Emmy Award winning composer) Jace vek (www.jacevek.com) did the orchestration for me!

[Klampert]

Some of my current favs

Brian and Jenn Johnson

Vicky Beeching

Matt Redman: Beautiful news

Paul Baloche: offering

Kings X: faith hope love

Brian Doerkson: Holy God

[SaintLewis]

Some of my current favs

Brian and Jenn Johnson

Vicky Beeching

Matt Redman: Beautiful news

Paul Baloche: offering

Kings X: faith hope love

Brian Doerkson: Holy God

Let me just say, I think I like your taste in music...GOOD STUFF across the board.

[Klampert]

thanks man...

this is a revolving list for me. lol

[SeanMichael]

Okay I'm updating my list

Mute Math by Mute Math
Whispered and Shouted by Aaron Shust
Live At Stubbs by Matisyahu
Parachutes by Coldplay
Path Of Life EP by Sean Michael :-)

[Klampert]

oh thanks add mute math and Matisyahu to my list.

[jhaines]

Hillsong United : Fire Fall Down

This song is ripped. The chorus is just stripped down and simple...no frilly church words ;) but the bridge pulls straight from scripture and ushers in the presence of God.

[Klampert]

Sara Groves: everyone of her CD's, but to me add to the beauty is one of the top 5 CD's of the last 10 years. absolutely brilliant.

[terrylf]

Everything from sixsteps records

Aaron Shust

Jeremy Camp

MercyMe -(I grew up with Barry)

Darlene Zschech's - At the Cross

Paul Baloche (what a writer)

Desperation Band

Gateway Worship - Kari Jobe singing Revelation Song. If you haven't heard this one you all need to check it out. www.gatewayworship.com

Blessings,
Terry

I am happiest when I am playing music to worship God and lead others into His presence.

[Klampert]

I love Paul Baloche...amazing writer and what a heart...

if you like mercy me...youll like pocket full of rocks

[El Ben]

Jimmy Needham, one of my new favorite artists. I'm a sucker for funky, jazzy stuff. Check him out here. (http://www.myspace.com/jimmyneedham)

Check out "Fenceriders."


*EDITED TO FIX LINK* CHECK IT OUT NOW.

[Klampert]

El Ben...check that link...it isnt the right one.

[SeanMichael]

Paul Baloche is an amazing song writer. I played drums for his guitar player when he did a concert at my church.

Casting Crowns is another one of my favs.

Sean

[km7100]

I've been listening to a lot of Desperation Band lately. Just went to a conference at New Life Church out in Colorado Springs and they led worship. It was a great time. Gonna see them again in a month at Kingdom Bound.

Also been listening to Vineyard's Dwell CD. Tons of great songs on it. One of my favorite CD's of all time.

[SaintLewis]

Casting Crowns is another one of my favs.
Sean

Casting Crowns OPENED for our (St. Simons Community Church) worship team once a few years back - seriously! Of course, it was long before they were any good, and they hadn't even thought of recording a c.d. yet.

[Klampert]

wow...thats a really cool story to tell your grandkids one day..thats sweet

[SaintLewis]

Sadly, I wasn't part of the team, then - but don't worry, I have FAR better stories to share with my grandkids than that. Like the time I insulted Bruce Cockburn to his face about his guitar playing (I'm an idiot and just couldn't get the words to come out right), or the time I insulted Rich Mullin's life-long friend & producer, Reed Arvin, to his face (again, I'm just an idiot and am often not quiet enough with my opinions, and I HAD NO IDEA who 'Reed Arvin' was till about a month later when I saw his interview in the Rich Mullin documentary and my heart sunk - what a sweet guy, though), or the time I made Michael Stipe of R.E.M. spill his coffee 'cause I'm a klutz, or...man, the list goes on. My grandkids will have many years to laugh at me.

P.S. - back to favorite songs...

I'm really loving "Let Your Kingdom Come" by Sov. Grace Ministries right now, as well as Vicky Beeching's "There's No One Like Our God". As far as secular music goes, I've been digging Pink Floyd's "Money" & Rush's "Tom Sawyer" as we're doing 'cleaned up' versions of both as live 'walk in' songs over the next few weeks at youth group.

[Michael G]

Shannon Lewis AKA Namedropper... hey just kidding bro! Sounds like some great memories there!

[Klampert]

dude what did you say to cockburn...?

[SaintLewis]

I told Bruce he "played guitar all wrong" (I was VERY nervous) - he looked at me like he was trying to feel me out - figuring out whether or not I was kidding...what I was TRYING to put into words is the fact that he played a rock song, with distortion, on electric guitar, FINGERPICKING - without a guitar pick: it's not wrong, but it just was AMAZING and baffled me as to HOW to could get the sounds he was getting playing fingerstyle guitar. Seriously, if you've never seen Bruce live, it'll leave you at a loss for words - absolutely astounding. I understand how he was good enough to play at woodstock at 16.

Anyway...yeah, namesdropping: I don't know if that's EXACTLY what I'd call it. I guess I consider 'names-dropping' the instances of "I was hanging out with so-n-so because I'm so cool and we did such and such", and I DO have a very limited number of those stories, but most of mine are the "Strangely enough I ended up someplace and accidentally made a hiney of myself then realized the person I made a fool out of myself in front of was someone famous". I'm a real dork.

[El Ben]

*cough* namedropper *cough*


:)

[SaintLewis]

*cough* namedropper *cough*
:)

Wanna wrestle? I think I can take you.
;-)

[Michael G]

I think you can take em Shannon... just don't let him get to his "El" or its all over.

[Elizabeth]

Currently: Hillsong United's Salvation is Here

Next up: Hmmm, Police Miss Gradenko

After that: Switchfoot More Than Fine I love this band!


Elizabeth

[Alison]

I've been listening to Drew Cline's [I]Way of Life[I], which hits the streets TODAY!!! His song [I]I Will[I] is currently on the radio across the country.

Drew is our worship pastor at Journey Ecclesia now, and he is simply amazing as a worship leader and songwriter...

www.drewcline.com
www.myspace.com/drewcline

[Klampert]

thanks alison...i checked out...great voice...wow...

and your stuff is real nice also...I like it alot

[El Ben]

I'm currently listening to my cherished "Best of Vestal Goodman" album. Southern gospel is in my roots, so no matter how much I try to get away from it, Vestal belting out "Blessed Assurance" still gets me teary-eyed.

Okay, so I'm officially an old man now. :(

[SaintLewis]

P.S. We saw Brit Nicole a few months ago at Wild Adventures over here...she rocked, and I like you don't dig the girly power pop, but this girl rocks!

Did you know that McKendree Tucker is now her personal 'Music Director' & co-writing her next c.d.?

[El Ben]

*cough* namedropper AGAIN *cough*

Just kidding, Shannon. Please don't beat me up!

:)

I remember you mentioning that in Starbucks after that night of worship over at the Wherehouse. How's McKendree doing these days?

[dtpuga]

Bush - Sixteen Stone (yeah, old school)

Hillsong United - All of the Above

Beck - The Information

[fmckinnon]

Real Men of Genius ... haha .. you'd have to be here.

[SaintLewis]

Sara Groves: everyone of her CD's, but to me add to the beauty is one of the top 5 CD's of the last 10 years. absolutely brilliant.

I will add to that: "Add to the Beauty" does just that - it's a masterfully done recording; well produced, well written, & well performed. I love every note of it.

[Alison]

thanks alison...i checked out...great voice...wow...

and your stuff is real nice also...I like it alot

Thanks! :)

[Klampert]

I will add to that: "Add to the Beauty" does just that - it's a masterfully done recording; well produced, well written, & well performed. I love every note of it.

if you haven't got here other ones as well...run out and get em'

[Klampert]

A few new ones
Michael Neale - no greater audience (brilliant)
Gateway worship

[AD(J)]

Points Of Authority: Remix - Linkin Park

[AD(J)]

Bjork - Venus As A Boy

ooops, nope, it just changed songs...

Foo Fighters - My Hero

[moores90]

Casting Crowns "And now my lifesong sings" Love the reprise!

Bart Millard "Hymned"

Anything Passion Worship Band

Chris Tomlin

LeAnn Albrecht. Got to meet her and sing backup with her at a Seminars for Worship in Detroit last year. Also enjoyed Paul Baloche there too! Awesome experience!

[fmckinnon]

Hey Mike -

LeAnn has one of the richest, most beautiful voices on the planet!

[AD(J)]

Patina - Anthony David

[AD(J)]

Chemical Burn - The Dust Brothers: Fight Club Soundtrack.

[SaintLewis]

Sonic Youth

&

Isa Couvertier

now that's a strange mix.

;-)

[Klampert]

Integrity guy Michael Neale

Shane & Shane live

[El Ben]

I'm very much enjoying the tunes of Itzhak Perlman and Oscar Peterson's duet album "Side by Side." Just for those times when only chill piano and violin music will do...

[Klampert]

oh yeah nice...my favorite classical is mozarts requiem

[El Ben]

This particular album is jazz, not so much classical. I do like, classical, though, and I own the soundtrack to Amadeus, Requiem being my favorite track.

[Klampert]

really...perlman doing jazz...how cool. im gonna have to check that out. thanks

[AD(J)]

Teenager (Idiot Version) - Deftones

[AD(J)]

The Man Comes Around - Johnny Cash

[PassageNorth]

I've been listening to a lot of TOTO's new album Falling in Between. Especially the songs Bottom of Your Soul and Let It Go! That's about it for the secular side. On the Christian side I'm listening to DecembeRadio's Dove winning debut! Awesome stuff!:D

[AD(J)]

Oh, um.. I've been just literally typing in what's on iTunes at the moment.


Hmmm, Jeff Deyo's new album has been in regular roation lately.

A lot of Wesley Willis, too. Love that schizophrenic man.

I just dug up some old Bjork, which is cool and weird at the same time.

[El Ben]

I was watching an old MADTV re-run where they were doing a sketch parodying that show on E! where they salute an artist by having a lot of other artists do their song. Anyway, they did a Whitney Houston salute and had Bjork do "I Will Always Love You."

The lady who was Bjork is also Miss Swan, the asian manicurist on the show. Funny stuff. I would tag it, but it's got some wordy dirds in it.

Anywho, that's kinda off-subject, but...Bjork.

[AD(J)]

Bjork...

When SNL used to do Celebrity Jeopardy, I don't remember who played Bjork, but man that was hilarious.

Sean Connery was the best, though.

Anyway....


I'm listening to Buffalo Springfield at the moment.

[WorshipCity]

Bjork...

When SNL used to do Celebrity Jeopardy, I don't remember who played Bjork, but man that was hilarious.

Sean Connery was the best, though.

Anyway....


I'm listening to Buffalo Springfield at the moment.

Yeah Sean Connery was great but Turd Ferguson was the best :)

I can't get The Almost out of rotation on my iPod!

[El Ben]

I'm continuing the ongoing trend of making completely off-topic comments, then following it up with a brief sentence about the current song on my iPod.

I'm listening to No Sweeter Name by Kari Jobe.

:D

[AD(J)]

Optimistic - Radiohead

[Mike Darley]

I'll take swords for 500.

[AD(J)]

Chews? I'll take Charleston Chews for one million dollars. (Ozzy)

Limelight - Rush

[Klampert]

No greater audience Michael Neale...KILLER CD

[AD(J)]

Rock And Roll McDonalds - The Wesley Willis Fiasco

[El Ben]

***SHAMELESS PROMOTION ALERT***

I'm currently listening to a sample from the band the Reaching, who will be featured this Friday at Christian Renewal Church, Saint Simon's Island.

Worship starts at 7:00. Come early and sample the coffee and cake bar. :)

***SHAMELESS PROMOTION ALERT***

[AD(J)]

Space Monkeys - The Dust Brothers: Fight Club Soundtrack

[El Ben]

I'm currently DESTROYING my copy of the music from the band The Reaching because they canceled on me a day and a half BEFORE the event, leaving me high and dry. :mad:

[AD(J)]

The sound of our ticket printer not working... it beeps when it is stuck, meaning we have to void and reissue everything that anyone was just trying to issue.

*beep*



*beep*


Soon, I'll be listening to the sound of the ticket printer sailing through the window. *mwahahahha*

[Darryn]

I am listening to A remake of the great hymns "I surrender all" by Matt Papa.

Great worship writer. His song "Who Is Like You" is the best worship song I have heard in years. He is a Maranatha! artist but I think you can get his stuff on iTunes.

[AD(J)]

I love party shuffle on iTunes. It never fails to put the weirdest song combos back-to-back.

First Cool Hive - Moby - Electronica/Dance
Black Flag - King's X - Metal
Letters of Lorraine - John Wills - Folk
Digital Bath - Deftones - Metal
Pulaski Skyway - Clutch - Rock
40 - U2 - Rock
Wait For The Sun - PFR - Rock
Purple Haze - Jimi Hendrix - Rock

[El Ben]

Somone reccomend I listen to Daft Punk. I'm listening right now and wondering why they would bother. :(

[AD(J)]

Somone reccomend I listen to Daft Punk. I'm listening right now and wondering why they would bother. :(

I like a few of their tunes, depends on what CD you have.


Someone recommended I listen to this YouTube phenomenon by Tay Zondayu, Chocolate Rain.


Good Lord, now it's in my head, and I have no idea what he's talking about.

[AD(J)]

La Neblina Del Verano - New Phunk Theory

[AD(J)]

(B Quiet Interlude) - David Crowder Band

[El Ben]

Garth Brooks Greatest Hits volume iii


Mmmmm...Garth.

[AD(J)]

Necktie Remedy - Project 86

Their ...And The Rest Will Follow album is off the chain good.

[SaintLewis]

Vicky Beeching - Painting the Invisible...
there is some VERY good stuff here!

[Darryn]

I am listening to Steven Fee's "Burn For You". I heard this band for the first time about a month ago and it has really grown on me.

[SaintLewis]

We're doing "All because of Jesus" at INSIDE OUT two Wednesdays from now! Great song!

[Kevin E.]

Kinda embarrassing to admit but listening to Tim McGraw by Taylor Swift. Yep you heard me right

[Darryn]

I am listening to Such Beauty (http://www.myspace.com/ianmcintoshworship) by McIntosh. Very original to the worship genre.

[Michael G]

Overcome by Desperation Band

[Kevin E.]

I am currently listening to one of my favi songs U2 - Sunday Bloody Sunday

[worshiptrench]

A lot of:
Muse
Radiohead In Rainbow
The States
Travis
Minus the Bear
John Butler Trio
and of course Ani Difranco.

[carguy1]

AS I saw the title for this song, "We Live" by SuperChick was playing. Man, I love them.

[El Ben]

Just jamming to a little Jonny Lang. I heard one of his songs on a friend's myspace and I thought to myself, I said: "Self, you haven't listened to Jonny in a while."

So I did.