Lee Morgan - Lee-Way

One of my favorite albums

Shelley & Macnamara - Rachmaninov: Suites for 2 pianos, Symphonic Dances.

Jack Johnson - Brushfire Fairytales

Vinyl

Fleetwood Mac - Tusk

Madonna - Hard Candy

Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra - Security

Killing Joke -- Night Time

Melody Gardot- Worrisome Heart.

Nice Vickie and Mr. Baguette!

Children of Bodom - Hate Crew Deathroll

Absolutely love Melody Gardot. Emerging talent, I wish she releases a new album soon.

Now listening to

Doobie Brothers - World Gone Crazy

Surprisingly good. At times they seem Santana, others themselves. Enjoying quite a bit.

The Baseballs - Strike

It's been a lot of years since I listened to this sort of rockabillie-ska-classic rock mix for the last time. Kinda fun. The Umbrella cover is cool.

End of Green, High Hopes in Low Places -- totally dig. Rock. (Doubled?) Male vocals. Goth-ish without being full-on goth. Certainly has a certain Sisters of Mercy-ness to them. (And if not SoM, then it's someone else that I'm not putting my finger on, but it's someone I dig a lot.)

EDIT: I think maybe black-album-era Metallica. Maybe Type O Negative. I don't know.

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Neville Bros. - Fiyo on the Bayou

Klezmatics - The Well

Love that cd.

Lyle Lovett - Joshua Judges Ruth

Weather Report - Heavy Weather (1977)

The best damn smooth jazz ever

Pure Reason Revolution - Hammer & Anvil

Love that cd.

Got it for your comments I liked it, thanks.

Now listening to

Green Day - 21st Century Breakdown

The Young Gods, Everybody Knows -- another masterpiece from these guys. I like that they don't sit still.

I:Scintilla, Dying & Falling

Deep in Thought, Dreamscapes -- this is instrumental post-rock of the Tortoise/Timeout Drawer variety, with some very heavy moments, epic guitar tones, and very catchy hooks. I can tell right now that this is going to become an addiction, just like Nowonmai did.

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Beautiful...

Pure Reason Revolution - Hammer & Anvil

bleh, after a while, all their albums sound the same I wish they changed it up a bit more

What?!?!? The first one was epitomical contemporary prog; the second was weird by alternating synthpop tracks, and this one sort of melded the two.

I mean, they still have that sound (I think mostly because of the multiple lead vocals), but they're all different.

I might have spoken prematurely. One of the songs (black mourning?) just really evoked the sound first album to me, but the rest of the album doesnt (so far, on track