What Music are you listening to right now?

[MmzHrrdb]

I remember having im stating his age as mid-end twenty in his profile some time ago oO

@Topic

Manu Chao - Desaparecido

[Philip]

dudes give the guy a break, what were you listening to when you were a 14yo horror fan? it's natural for him to like the prodigy, just like it's natural for ironic indie fags to like jens lekman

I have nothing against Prodigy, and I wasn't commenting on his musical taste. It was the choice of quote that I found funny and I honestly thought it was a joke.

[paulofilmo]

I've been going around Bengali forums trying to find out what a song is from a Satyajit Ray film.

It could be his own music, but the character does put a record on.

The scene juxtaposes traditional India with the inevitable, Western-style, future-oriented India; symbolically using the two main characters of the film. Beneath trivial conversation is a wailing echo to the spiritual past. It's one of my favourite film moments for the power it subliminally exudes. I started to well-up, and it took me a little while to work out why (especially as most of the film is quite clinical).

Warning: really rubbish quality.

Company Limited.

Note the call-return at 4:35.

[KGB]

Manu Chao - Desaparecido

I'm seeing him live this month. Manu Chao is awesome.

[kerolayn]

Depeche Mode - Wrong

[Luna6ix]

bands/artists i listen to regularly:

New Order
The Lucksmiths
The Guild League
James Brown
Afghan Whigs
Twilight Singers
Gogol Bordello
Aloha
The Autumns
Belle & Sebastian
Bob Schneider
Third Eye Blind
Chocolate Genius
Dakota Suite
David Bowie
Decibully
The Field Mice
Filter
Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons
Gin Blossoms
Kind of Like Spitting
Mark Kozelek
Maritime
Megadeth
Mazzy Star
Morphine
Nickel Creek
Ours
Owen
Perry Como
Red House Painters
Rocky Votolato
Ryan Adams
Smashing Pumpkins
Sondre Lerche
Soul Whirling Somewhere
Soundgarden
Starflyer 59
Stone Temple Pilots
Sun Kil Moon
The Trash Can Sinatras
VAST
Wilco
The Yayhoos

yeah--it's a really multi-faceted music taste, and i bet no one here has heard of all of them.

[MmzHrrdb]

Just heard this in a quake movie, its nice I think

The Wind Whistles - Gold Fever

[pilgermann]

Marillion - Holidays in Eden

This is their "pop" album, and some of it is pretty damn awful, but so far it's not totally terrible. I picked up a buttload of brand new Marillion albums that were on sale at FYE (dreadful store except for their occasional clearance bins) for $2.99 each, and these were all 2-disc remastered sets. I got Script of a Jester's Tear, Fugazi, Season's End, Brave, Afraid of Sunlight, and the above album. They were band I'd been meaing to check out, and I like 'em pretty well, although their first singer truly does sound like he's impersonating Peter Gabriel.

Otherwise I've been listening to The Church all of the time.

[MmzHrrdb]

"Shackled to the Trilithon of Kutulu" - Bal Sagoth - 94

[MmzHrrdb]

"Inconclusion" - Dee Snider - 95

From the "Strangeland" soundtrack - the very first song played in the movie. This song is almost mesmerising. I don't really care for Dee Snider or this particular style of music, but damn it's catchy.