What's everyone listening to today?

[charlesr]

Deathsmiles arrange album (came with the US pack)

[Jebus]

New Ben Folds track (with words by Nick Hornby) called "Levi Johnston's Blues"

God damn Ben Folds is pure win.

[Orgun]

2112 - Rush.

[Orgun]

Today its the album "Boxon makes me crazy" and maybe some Anamanaguchi.

[eastyy]

listeting to megadeths cryptic writings..really good have to say i think the song in gitaroo man (the last one resurrection) rips off the song use the man

[Brad]

Whodini - Back in Black

Awesome 80s hip-hop. Saw them in '86 at Hammersmith Odeon and they blew away the other acts that were on night (Run DMC, LL Cool J and even The Beastie Boys).

[Colin]

The new Richard Ashcroft effort with his new band, RPA & the united nations of sound.

Albums absolutely all over the place, some of it's class, other songs are utter dross. It might be a grower.

[Mr.Do!]

Annie - Bad Times

Such a good pop song

[Brats]

Lots of Hypnotic Brass Ensemble:



Apologies for Zane Lowe, but you can skip him.

[losersclub]

Thrice - "Beggars"
Mobb Deep - "The Infamous"

[Mr.Do!]

Beach House - Walk In The Park

[Ady]

Suicide.

[Brats]

That's weird. I've listened to both The Beach House and Suicide albums today.

[JazzFunk]

Decided to save Jean Michel Jarre's Oxygene and the Friday soundtrack into my 360, been listening to them a lot, I forget how awesome Oxygene still sounds, despite it being a bit of a cliché.

'Lettin' N*ggas Know' by Threat from the Friday OST has this incredibly moody synth bassline that is proper chef-style lipsmacking, it sounds even cooler 15 years on, and you also get 'Superhoes' by Funkdoobiest, which is top-notch, never-will-date, double bass-y excellence. And then you got the Ice Cube title track and Rick James' 'Mary Jane', it's a cool CD, just a pity about the horrendous Zapp rendition of 'I Heard It Through The Grapevine'.

[Jebus]

The new Manic Street Preachers single "It's not War, It's just the end of love".

A pure slice of pop-rock perfection, best single they've released since Tolerate!