What Are You Listening To Right Now??

[zutalor]

kerri chandler - hexadecimal (chord version)

 

[Don Simon]

DJ Shadow - Endtroducing,perfect late night,early morning listening...8)

 

[Don Simon]

The White Stripes - Elephant, the best Led Zep album since the last Led Zep album...

 

[Don Simon]

Bob Dylan - Blood on the tracks, the best divorce/breakup album ever,pure joy

 

[madwhitegiant]

Derek Carter/Mark Farina live at OM 2004

 

[macdonsj]

Cafe Mambo 2008

one of the better "sunset" albums so far

 

[macdonsj]

good album that Cafe Mambo one


now its onto Steve Lawler Essential Mix 2000


Tribaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal

 

[madwhitegiant]

Now on a Defected promo Fayacomb Sessions by DJ Gregory

 

[macdonsj]

can i just add that this Lawler mix is one of the best i;ve heard
reminds me of Space 2000 - Lawler closing the old terrace and then inside for Sasha & Digweed

House of 909 - Beautiful Day
Freak Project- Beat of the Drum
Soul Mekanik - The Hacienda Must be Rebuilt
Laurent Garnier - Man with the Red Face (jan driver mix)
Steve Lawler - Rise In
Xpress 2 - AC/DC
Basco - Only You
Cevin Fisher - Love You Some More

 

[macdonsj]

and now Oakenfold - Resident, Two year at Cream



the joys of the iPod

 

[madwhitegiant]

Larry Levan at the Paradise Garage now

 

[Boytros]

The worlds rarest funk 45's (compilation by Quantic)

Yeahhh!! Tuesday t-time! good for some heavy funk 8)

 

[zutalor]

i love the 01 lawler em too, live from passion.

i'm listening to blondie 'hanging on the telephone' at this moment. i felt like playing it to the twats at nationwide's call centre earlier.

 

[Boytros]

The Kenny Dope mix from the Soul Heaven/ Masters at Work cds.

Braw!

 

[tristanbaldock]

Godskitchen Underground - as always with Godskitchen releases it is peak-time, 4am, monster tech house/electro/tech trance tunes. A couple of good remixes of some classic productions, most notably 'Not Exactly,' 'Meet Her At The Love Parade' and 'Ariel' (i think) by A9.

I have been noticing the trend recently for a more minimal style with this type of music, which imo translates well to the dancefloor, but not neccesarily the living room or car. It seems a more 'serious' style of music which i do usually prefer, but when listening to this type of album, i want huge, overblown production and big, anthemic type tunes, rather than a big breakdown which then drops into not much more than a beat, bass and percussion. Maybe i'm being a fussy sod, maybe i'm not listening hard enough?

Anyone with comments?

 

[Johnny Vodka]

Trying to fit in listens of Stanton Warriors Fabric mix (after seeing them play an amazing set at Eden!), Hercules & Love Affair album (great throwback to disco and early days of house on the DFA label) and the new Sigur Ros album.

And to the previous poster, I'd much rather listen to minimal than overblown trance, whether it be in a club or at home.

 

[madwhitegiant]

Old Defected comp mixed by Junior Jack and Kid Creme

 

[jez71]

The Steve Lawler set from the Space opening wishing I knew what the track was 44 minutes in! CCCCCCCCCCCCCCHHHHHHHHHHHHHOOOOOOOOONNNNN!!!!!!

 

[madwhitegiant]

Robert Hood Fabric 39

 

[spiceboy101]

Hahaha Madge's album! Every day!

Also, in my iPod are some recent releases:

Kaskade vs. Deadmau5 - Move for Me
Morgan Page ft. Lissie - The Longest Road (Deadmau5 remix)
Toby Emerson - Rapture

To name just a few........