Thread: The Non-Classical 'I'm Currently Listening To...' Topic

Green Carnation: The Quiet Offspring

This is a progressive metal band, but this particular album is more of straight-up hard rock. Even though I love progressive metal as a genre, but I find they do no frills rock better.

This "old fool" can still rock! \m/

I dug this old CD out for the drive to and from work today.

R.I.P. Andy Williams (1927 - 2012). I particularly enjoyed his Xmas songs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=gFtb3EtjEic

Frank Zappa - You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore, Vol. 5

Pain of Salvation- 12:5

This is a live acoustic album. It's a real work of art, it's not just a random mix of songs performed live, but a real cohesive blend of songs in a new way from the original. Wonderful.

Today I tuned to the classic rock station to begin my commute home and Free Bird was just starting. I hadn't listened to Free Bird in a number of years, so I figured I would listen to the whole thing. I pulled into the garage just as it was finishing. This tells me two things:

1. Traffic was moving really well today.

2. Free Bird is long, man.

Two Brubeck discs

Time Further out and Jazz Impressions of Japan

iPod shuffle mode again:

Rory Gallagher: Wayward Child
Bush: Glycerine
Harmony: Prevail
Ben Folds Five: Brick
Aaron Lewis: Black (Pearl Jam cover)

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One of my favourite contemporary jazz singers.

The HK Alliance- Catherine Chase (2012)

It is my own band's music haha. I listen to my own works quite a bit to spot mistakes.

Originally Posted by etkearne

The HK Alliance- Catherine Chase (2012)

It is my own band's music haha. I listen to my own works quite a bit to spot mistakes.

I like to listen some of my own works even for enjoyment, ( I have few finished pieces and tons of unfinished pieces)
I really like some of my own music and find some of it original.
I think that when you write music you have to write music what you can be proud for ( if you have a deadline that goal always can't be reached)