What are you currently listening to revisited.

[Ratrod]

This is a follow-up on an old thread. Interesting to know what everybody is listening to. Maybe someone got some new inspiration or discovered some band.

Currently I'm listening too Lee Rocker - Burning Love



An album full of rockabilly old and new, blues, rock n' roll and rhythm n' blues. (Not what is now known as RNB). A very diverse album of excellent quality. I've playing this record for a couple of months now, almost every day and it still hasn't bored me.

[willo]

Banyan, playing 'Maggot Brain' live. Obviously, this isn't the Eddie Hazel version, but Eddie Hazel is such an underrated guitarist. I think it's a shame that no-one seems to remember some of the great things he has done/was part of.

[Muttley]

At the moment, these 3 are in heavy rotation:







Muttley

[hunter]

At the moment I'm listening to my boss telling me what I deliver isn't good enough and to my team members that they are going to leave me  :?

[Dakine]

Bullets and Octane

Fireball Ministry

Glenn Tipton

thanks for resurrecting my thread :) U r right, has been awhile.

[TwilightOdyssey]

Most-played stuff at the moment:

Blind Guardian, Fly single
Queensryche, Operation Mindcrime II
Coheed & Cambria, Good Apollo ...
Astral Doors, Evil Is Forever
Pink Floyd, WIsh You Were Here
Yes, 90125
Rush, Permanent Waves
Loudness, Disillusion
Dokken, Back For The Attack
Zakk Wylde, Book of Shadows

My desk currently has this many CDs on it:

[Shag101]

I only heard one song, but I downloaded the Rebel Meets Rebel cd.  Rebel Meets Rebel is the band made up of Dimebag Darrell, Vinnie Paul, Rex Brown and country singer David Allan Coe.  The 1st song is pretty good.  
David Allan Coe has one of those you like his voice or hate it.  

Not sure if the whole cd is good, but figured I mention it if anyone was interested. .....chris

[Dakine]

LOL
Just checked this ^ out on iTunes, got some store credit and think this is a purchase :) Too funny/cool.

[Searcher]

I had the Van Halen Live Without a Net DVD on earlier.   :oops:   8)

I love how much energy the guys had!  People just don't perform like that any more.  These days they mostly just stand there and look serious.

[b0ng0]

Muddy Waters, Opeth, Quincy Jones and John Mayall.

10,000 Days is a beast of an album btw

[maliciousteve]

I've been listening to alot of Kiko Loureiro's solo stuff.

Vinnie Moore
Paul Gilbert
Tony Macalpine.

I need to get back into my Jazz and Blues music again  :D

[Dakine]

Just got "Rebel Meets Rebel".
Now, although have lived in Texas for just over 6 years now (and been travelling here longer) I am NOT a Country Music fan.
However, this is just "right" somehow!
Coe is a Rebel and paired with Dime/Vinnie/Rex it just works.
Also, it's great to hear some new Daryll riffs R.I.P.

[willo]

and



which I have to say is another top Tool album, some of the riffs are just great; plus, I really like the new, dirgey style of song (i.e. Wings Part 1 & 2), even though they've come in for some criticism of it.

[badgermark]

Sucioperro: Ayrshire 4 piece, intelligent danceable rock.



Death Cab for Cutie: An amazing band, solid pop tunes and a huge infulence on my own songwriting.


The Cat Empire: Latin/Jazz/Ska, no guitar player, but this Aussie band make me dance like no-ones watching, which isn't usually the case...

[indysmith]

Def Leppard, Van Halen, Cutting Crew, Racer X, Cyndi Lauper, Bon Jovi...

BRING BACK THE 80s! :lol: