What'cha Listening To?

[Slippin' Freddy]

"Teen Angst (What the World Needs Now)" - Cracker

[HawkbitAlpha]

Get a little fright, get a little inspired, give a little HEE-HEE-HEE!

 

[Minty Car]

Stoke the Fire - Seether

[4EverGreen]

Depeche Mode's 2005 album, "Playing The Album". It's very...interesting, even by Depeche Mode standards!

[HawkbitAlpha]

Sprinting through the 90s.

 

[Aphrodite]

"She-Bop" by Cyndi Lauper.

 

[Lightning McStorm]

I Did Something Bad - Taylor Swift

[4EverGreen]

A double, live album of The Steve Miller Band, featuring two different concerts, one from 1973, one from 1976. I'm currently listening to the 1976 concert disc.

[Aphrodite]

"That's Really Super, Supergirl" - XTC

[4EverGreen]

The Who's "Quadrophenia" album on CD. A very good album that simply had the unfortunate circumstance of being released after two exceptionally stellar albums; "Tommy" and "Who's Next" respectively.

[HawkbitAlpha]

You know what? I straight up don't care anymore.

 

[4EverGreen]

For the first time (for me) EVER, a Parliament album, their 1977 breakthrough, "Funkentelechy Vs. The Placebo Syndrome", the album that has their big hit, "Flash Light" on it!

[Aphrodite]

"No Thugs in Our House" - XTC

 

[4EverGreen]

The CRIMINALLY underappreciated (In The US), Simple Minds, and their "Glittering Prize" Greatest Hits album, which proves them to be a GREAT band who should be known MORE than just for "Don't You Forget About Me" in the United States!

[Aphrodite]

 

[4EverGreen]

"The Very Best Of Elvis Costello", a two CD album of his greatest hits!

[Aphrodite]

"Jerk It Out" - The Caesars

 

[4EverGreen]

I'm currently listening to Michael McDonald (the singer/former Doobie Brothers Band Member) album, "MoTown". He's one of the few White singers I've personally heard, who can successfully pull OFF singing MoTown songs!

[Aphrodite]

"When Doves Cry" - Prince

 

[4EverGreen]

Bonnie Raitt's 1973 album "Takin My Time", just because I felt like I should explore closer to the roots (metaphorically speaking), of where Bonnie Raitt started, as to only knowing about her more popular period, from 1989 and beyond.