What are you listening to?

Miss Neecerie · May 29, 2009

Front 242's remix of Carmina Burana

anon` · May 29, 2009

Miss Neecerie said:
Front 242's remix of Carmina Burana

Just in honour of this: KMDFM - Liebeslied

Original Wax Trax! Recods orange release. Signed. That that, Orff estate!

WinoJunko · May 29, 2009

I'm listening to Costello Music by The Fratellis. Even if you cats don't like the music, you should check out the art work for the album. Its vintage inspired =D

campy · May 29, 2009

Jule Styne & Stephen Sondheim's Gypsy. The original London cast album starring Angela Lansbury as Madame Rose.

Fletch · May 30, 2009

Go Into Your Dance (1935), from the motion picture of the same name, by the Henry Biagini Ork. This was an official Casa Loma unit, the only other band to use the name. It made very few records, this one a pretty good up tempo side.

Miss Neecerie · May 30, 2009

Lapinha by Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66.

I keep telling my mother that it is really all her fault that I learned to love Brazil and Portuguese. She loved them and we listened to them endlessly as a child so its really no wonder.

BinkieBaumont · May 30, 2009

"Second Hand Rose"

"Second Hand Rose" by Fanny Brice, I have only ever heard the Striesand version before

Widebrim · May 30, 2009

Hot in Harlem by Indigo Swing. It took me a while to warm up to the group, but now I'm sad that they disbanded.

docneg · May 30, 2009

"Opiate d'Amour" by the Jackie Gleason Orchestra. Smoooooth.

StaceFace · May 30, 2009

"Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima for 52 stringed instruments" - Krzysztof Penderecki

BinkieBaumont · May 31, 2009

"The Adventures of the Thin Man" - The cheese cake case ,Les Damon as Nick, with Claudia Morgan as Nora NBC 1941-1943?

AtomicEraTom · May 31, 2009

Ring of Fire - Johnny Cash.

SHARP!!! Radio by the way Binkie!!!

John in Covina · May 31, 2009

Watermellon Man (Herbie hancock) played by King Curtis on the Ultra-Lounge Collection Saxaphobia CD!

StaceFace · May 31, 2009

"Ondulé" - Mathieu Boogaerts. It's probably one of the catchiest songs I've heard in a while. I discovered it while on the phone with the food co-op; it was the song they were playing while I was on hold for ten minutes

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

BinkieBaumont · May 31, 2009

Ford Theatre "Laura" the sound quality is amazing sounds like it was recorded yesterday( must be late 1948 )

anon` · May 31, 2009

Within Temptation - Our Solemn Hour from [Black Symphony], recorded live at the Ahoy Arena in Rotterdam with the Metropole Ochestra.

Love this album!

BinkieBaumont · Jun 1, 2009

"Lux Theatre" - Mrs Moonlight, staring Jeanette Gainor, a tale of a young bride who makes a wish to never grow old, be careful what you wish for!!!

Shangas · Jun 1, 2009

I am listening to...

Jack Hylton and His Orchestra - "Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries" (Rec. 1931).

One of the sweetest songs to come out of the depths of the Depression.

Wally_Hood · Jun 2, 2009

Currently working through "Voyage of the Scarlet Queen." Elliot Lewis makes reading a menu sound like a general shouting orders during a battle.

The youngest Hood is hooked on "Adventures by Morse," starting with the "City of the Dead" eps. Finished "Cobra King" and just started "Girl on Shipwreck Island." Morse is unsurpassed.

cufflinkmaniac · Jun 3, 2009

I find myself singing this when I'm alone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTuEBwX8dQk&feature=PlayList&p=286876A8DDE02B5D&index=18

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One of the Regulars

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