Time for everbodys Top Ten list.....


Here we go again...always looking for new tunes...let us know what you are spinning....

Chemical Brothers: Dig your own Hole

Stones:68-72(most notably...Beggars Banquet)

Floyd:MFSL DSOTM..predictable..but essential!

Hendrix:Axis Bold as LOVe

Primal Scream: Screamidelica...(pass the "E" baby)

Stone Roses:(self-titled)

AC/DC:if you want blood...you got it(LIVE)

Jeff Beck Group:Truth (Jimmy page took this sound to the bank)

Aerosmith:rocks

Beethoven:the complete String Quartets
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This list changes constantly depending on my mood, who is listening with me, and time of day (or night).

This moment it is:

Alison Krauss, " New Favorite" ('01)
Bjork "Debut" ('93)
Red Hot Chili Peppers "By The Way" ('02)
Crosby Stills and Nash, "Crosby Stills and Nash" ('69)
Steve Tibbetts, "YR" ('80)
Radiohead, "OK Computer" ('97)
Radiohead, "Kid A" ('00)
Elvis Costello, "Imperial Bedroom" ('82)
Fleetwood Mac, "Original Fleetwood Mac" ('67)
Johnny Cash, "American recordings" ('94)
Jimmy Giuffre, "Mosaic Box Set" ('00) Rec'd '54-'58
Carmen McRae, "Carmen Sings Monk" ('88)
Red Garland, "Stepping Out" ('79)
Charlie Hayden, "Closeness-Duets" ('76)
Dead Can Dance, "Aion" ('90)
Lightin' Hopkins, "Mosaic Box Set" ('99)
Roger Waters, "Amused To Death" ('92)
Polyphonic Spree
My Bloody Valentine - Isn't Anything
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf
Curve - Perish single
Depeche Mode - Some Great Reward
Bjork - Post
Cure - Head in the Door
Headcase - mushi mushi
The Velvet Underground

In the to-be-sold bin:
U2 - All that...
Shins - i forget the album
I have been home recovering from spine fusion surgery for the last 7 weeks ... so the audio equipment has been getting a work-out. Currently in rotation:

Robert Plant, "Dreamland"
Nanci Griffith, "Winter Marquee"
Various, "This is Americana"
Louis Armstrong & Ella Fitzgerald, "Ella & Louis Again"
George Harrison, "Brainwashed"
Elvis Presley "From Elvis in Memphis"
Doves, "Lost Souls"
Stairsailor, "Love Is Here'
Bob Dylan, "Live 1975"
Otis Spann, "Good Morning Mr. Blues"