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

[Deano]

Fleet Foxes, Ragged Wood

[Nuno Sa]

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[satch]

Some good sounds to sit back and smoke is Banco de Gaia. Try 'Farewell to Ferengistan'.

[Nuno Sa]

Love Banco de Gaia mate, i got the "Maia" and the "Last Train to Lhasa" Albums.

[Drewmidorn]

Lascaux...I've a real soft spot for Gogol Bordello. Champing at the bit to see them live. Did you see the the film/documentary (The Pied Piper of H?tzovina) about Eugene Hutz going home and "hanging" with the gypsies. Intriguing.

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[nicwing]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00p068y/Desert_Island_Discs_Morrissey/

Some great music and quite an interesting insight into the man.

Think I liked the music more than Mr M.

Great NY Dolls track at the start. Never realised they made such pretty music.

[Lascaux]

Lascaux...I've a real soft spot for Gogol Bordello. Champing at the bit to see them live. Did you see the the film/documentary (The Pied Piper of H?tzovina) about Eugene Hutz going home and "hanging" with the gypsies. Intriguing.

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they are one of the best live bands i've ever seen, definitely the most energetic. their gigs start out 1000mph and just keep building, its incredible. i havent seen the docu yet, will check it out.an indepenent film maker used our music in a documentary about eugene! not sure when its being released but im gonna try my best to meet eugene when it does!
check out tarafs de haidouks, saw them a couple of times, real romanian gypsy band and they too are incredible. musicianship is astounding.

[Nuno Sa]

One of the best Portuguese voices these days

Mariza, fado with an orchestra:

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Another video made in one of the most beauty full pieces of architecture in Portugal "Palacio da Regaleira":

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PS - Lascaux listen to the Portuguese guitar, you will love it.

[daverave999]

I was going to post a video of Alizee but couldn't pick one. I suggest you search the name in youtube.

[skyhigh]

Evanescence -fallen
Seether - finding beauty in negative spaces

[Nuno Sa]

Mixed art forms

Been following this guys mixes of jazz with electronic music for some years now and have almost all his work in CD:

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A Japanese view of modern life:

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[Robusto]

Just watched and loved Bill Bailey's Guide To The Orchestra DVD. This is the only show of his I have watched and I'll investigate further now. Really impressed.

I've only seen him on Never Mind The Buzzcocks and I've gone off that programme. It can be very leaden, imo.

[Stevieboy]

Still stuck to Biffy's newest....

[C-Harley]

Heard the Tune last night (Little Lion Man) and bought the album this afternoon :

Mumford & Sons, Sigh No More

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLJf9qJHR3E

[Robusto]

One of my best mates loves Mumford and Sons so I should have a listen!

Another singer friend just slung this on Facebook nonchalantly and I'm in heaven.

I LOVE Joni Mitchell stuff, especially The Hissing Of Summer Lawns, and out of the blue I find out about a Herbie Hancock album devoted to her material.

I quite like Tina Turner, apart from Simply The Best type stuff, so this is cool.

And this Herbie Hancock jazz piano playing is... I can't find the word, but it is a good one.

And this is how my girl mate singer sounds when we play, too.

It makes me feel great, this.