What are you listening to RIGHT NOW?

[ironchapman]

^Good song.

I'm currently listening to "He's Got that Something Special" by George Strait, as well as anything else on his new album Twang that was released a couple days ago.

[Charlotteman]

Alice in Chains: Would? (live with James Hetfield)

Edited August 14, 2009 by Charlotteman

[zman9810]

Down in a Hole- Alice in Chains- such a dark and sad place to be.

[thefaint100]

i have my pandora on quickmix, some band called fireflight, never heard of them. not my usual musical preference

[zman9810]

My incredibly loud computer replacement power supply- sounds like an airplane prop compared to the Dell original. I think it's time for a new computer.

[suburban george3]

Listening to Pandora... Bananarama - 'Cruel Summer'

[hagetaka]

Prince & The Revolution - 4 The Tears In Ur Eyes

[Charlotteman]

Robert Plant and Allison Krauss: Black Dog LIVE

[richyb83]

Living Sacrifice - "The Infinite Order"

[hagetaka]

Chic - I Want Your Love

[nashbill]

David Bowie - Suffragette City

[hagetaka]

LaBelle - Miss Otis Regrets

[nashbill]

Groove Armada - Paper Romance

[hagetaka]

Stevie Wonder - Living For The City

[hagetaka]

Patti LaBelle f Rosie Gaines & Prince - I Hear Your Voice

[calwinston]

Prince-Party Like It's 1999!

[sean]

some midnight oil

[zman9810]

Bearfoot- Doors and Windows

[sean]

them crooked vultures

[hagetaka]

SOS Band - Just Be Good To Me

[nashbill]

Marvin Gaye - What's Goin On

Edit - for spelling

Edited June 23, 2010 by nashbill

[M. Brown]

Drake's new album Thank Me Later.

[hagetaka]

Marvin Gaye - What's Goin On

Edit - for spelling

Marvin Gaye - I Want You

something about the arrangement of that song is wrong in so many ways, but I need it at least 1 time a day in my ears....

[jwazzz]

Marvin Gaye - What's Goin On

Edit - for spelling

Awesome recording - it has more than stood the test of time, may be more relevant now than when it was released back in the early '70's.

[jwazzz]

Recently watched the Rolling Stones documentary about the making of Exile On Main St. so had to dust off my old copy. While I don't consider it to be their best (that is a 5-way tie between Let It Bleed/Sticky Fingers/Some Girls/Emotional Rescue and Tattoo You - make that 6-way, forgot Get Yer YaYa's Out) I'm loving it more with each new listen. Mick, Keith and band were arguably at the height of their creative powers when they recorded Exile and I'd sell my soul to to go back and spend that summer with them in the south of France.