What are you listening to at the moment?...

[Mr Moore]

Theres one track off Pete Doherty new album called " palace of bone "
Quality track.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tluAhigfrgc

[Robusto]

Jacko loud on repeat in the car.
Mostly Off The Wall tracks.
Endless Don't Stop Til You Get Enough.
It cheers me up so much.

[celsis]

Just a bit of Rammstein and a bit of Warren Zevon.....

[Pantomimehorse]

DMC mega mix of Jacko and Ray Davies new album

[Stevieboy]

Mastadon's latest: Crack The Skye....reminds me of Queensryche, early Metallica, Sabbath, Mercyful Fate....very heavy but melodic

[skyhigh]

when its sunny, since i have a girlie hairdressers car (mx5) , the roof is down and ska mania (cracking cd) is being played rather loudly...sing up rude boys!!!

[Mr Moore]

when its sunny, since i have a girlie hairdressers car (mx5) , the roof is down and ska mania (cracking cd) is being played rather loudly...sing up rude boys!!!

LOL
One step beyond.

[Deano]

It's ok I have a TT.

DSG V6 3.2 top-of-the-range one though, so hopefully not in the 'hairdresser' range.

[Stevieboy]

It's ok I have a TT.

DSG V6 3.2 top-of-the-range one though, so hopefully not in the 'hairdresser' range.

Nice Deano!!! I really fancy a TT. Top of the list for my next car but I'm worried about the hairdresser/trolly-dolly image of the TT/MR2/MX5...plus I'm 6'1" so would probably end up wearing it rather than driving it

[Deano]

You'd be fine in the TT, my mate is 6'2" ish and has one. You're welcome to come and have a burn if you were ever local.

[Stevieboy]

You'd be fine in the TT, my mate is 6'2" ish and has one. You're welcome to come and have a burn if you were ever local.

Thanks for the offer pal!! I reckon (for me) it's a bit of a midlife crisis thing but who gives a f... LOL

[deltawhisky]

My musical taste varies, but I have recently got into some of the composers. Purcell harpsichord and chamber music; JS Bach on the organ; Butterworth - he is one of the lesser known composers, and I think he left us during WW1. The Banks of Green Willow is a very, very moving tune, and it symbolises nature and the English countryside very poignantly.

But be not deceived - my CD collection is quite wide. I've got some top country & western tunes, which verge on the cheesy, and straddle the obscure. Let's not go there!

Interesting to read what you're all listening to!

[Mr Moore]

[QUOTE=deltawhisky;22893] The Banks of Green Willow is a very, very moving tune, and it symbolises nature and the English countryside very poignantly.
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Here here mate, I second that.

[Mr Omneo]

today I've been flitting between James Fitzpatrick, Nic Raine, and Gareth Williams' 'Symphonic Jean Michel Jarre' whilst reading the newspaper (with a Monte No4) a little Pearl Jam while doing the cleaning and currently Bat for Lashes as i sit and ponder what to do with myself now

[Mr Moore]

The Doors " I cant see your face in my mind " as I am writing this.

The trouble with listening to The Doors is theres always that nagging voice in the back of your head saying ; light a spliff up Mikey, come on, its been ages matey, you deserve a spliffumberg once in a while.