What Music are you listening to right now?

[White_Stripes_200 0]

Tool - Sober

[Simen 1]

Walkabout - RHCP

[NightlinerSGS 1]

Now Playing:

Frank Klepacki - The Music of Command and Conquer: Tiberian Dawn - Airstrike

(One tip: If you played the first parts of Command and Conquer (everything except Generals)

and liked the music, you should really check his site out, all tracks are there for free listening!

http://www.frankklepacki.com/

He also made the music for Emperor: Battle for Dune and Star Wars: Empires at War.

I really hope that EA lets him make the music for C&C Tiberian Wars)

[sloppet 3]

you should try to listen some other music Sloppet quote>

I cannot.. I just cannot!

And speaking of SliPKnoT, I'm just listening to Wait and Bleed!

"I felt the HATE raise up in me..."

[Simen 1]

Why Don't You Love Me - Red Hot Chili Peppers

[pickled_pig 7]

Yes, there is more out there than Slipknot (sorry for not properly capitalizing it and thus being blaSphemoUs), Sloppet.

Currently: Jim O'Rourke - Ghost Ship in a Storm

[GingerBlokey 30]

Now -Anarchy in the USA - The Clash

Next - Smells like Teen Spirit - Nirvana (Fatboyslim Remix)

Then - Respect - Arthea Franklin

Odd mix really

[Cjah 15]

Originally posted by: sloppet

And speaking of SliPKnoT, I'm just listening to Wait and Bleed!

"I felt the HATE raise up in me..."quote>

 

sounds good....

Slipknot-People=sh*t

Slipknot-(sic)

Slipknot-surfacing

Children of Bodom-Hate me!

Children of Bodom-Everytime I die

Children of bodom-Deadnight Warrior

Torture Killer-Forever Dead

Torture Killer-Multiple counts of Murder

Fight A.D.-Let it Burn

Fight A.D.-It's our time!

[thatmonkeysim 8]

Live It Up - John Legend

[Swamper77 90]

Listening to Rebecca St. James' new album. In particular, Forgive Me by BarlowGirl and Rebecca St. James. Yes, I know what you're thinking "What's a guy doing listening to female music artists?" I just happen to like a few Christian music groups that happen to be composed of females. Something about their music strikes something deep and emotional in me......

-Swamper77

[Duke87 1,070]

The Windows XP setup music.

And no, I'm not setting up Windows XP. I harvested the song out of C:\WINDOWS\system32\oobe\images and have it in my main WMP Playlist.

I'm such a geek, aren't I?

It's a nice tune, though.

[Mikeaut1 261]

I'm listening to Endless Dark by Him.

[pickled_pig 7]

The Flaming Lips - Vein of Stars

[slimbox 0]

toxic  - local h

[White_Stripes_200 0]

Tool - Hush

[slimbox 0]

you're momma's a timebomb - apocalypse hoboken

[Simen 1]

I want to party on your p***y - RHCP(again, duh )

[your_adress_here 11]

Free Speech For the Dumb - Metallica

Free Speech! For the dumb!

Free Speech! For the dumb!

Free Speech!

Free Speech!

Free F' ing Speech!!!!!!!!!!

[Eastwinn 6]

Comunicator - Bush

[slimbox 0]

stitches - orgy

[sloppet 3]

SliPKnoT - Pulse of The Maggots

[your_adress_here 11]

Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden, off the Iron Maiden album

[Ded 30]

"A thousand tree's" - Stereophonics. From the album 'Word Gets Around'.

[mjig_dudy 11]

is it any wonder-keane

[hobostank 8]

Ride the Lightning-Metallica

[SpecialEddie 3]

I'm listening to Wolfmother-Woman. Wolfmother is gonna be BIG someday. They're a new band, but in the near future, they're gonna be amazing. I suggest anyone who likes Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Black Sabbath, and rock overral to listen to 'em.

myspace.com/wolfmother

[Micah 16]

The Chemical Brothers- 'The Golden Path'

Next, War of the World soundtrack: 'Intersection'

[cityhawk 12]

I'm listenin' to the drumlines of different colleges, such as Georgia Tech and the University of Illinois. I really don't know why I even have this CD because I don't remember where it came from. Maybe middle school, but I don't know. Anyway, that's what I'm listenin' to.

[pickled_pig 7]

Modest Mouse - Calculus Man.

This is a strange track; it's been floating on the internet for a few years, and it sounds unlike much else that MM's done. It's sort of like a bridge between their time on Up records (sounds like a band, still guitar-based) but it begins to venture onto musical and lyrical teritory from "The Moon and Antarctica".

[A Nonny Moose 8,263]

Bolero by Ravel.