Which album is on your player this week? (Page 1 of 2)

new band called Red--End of Silence is their debut album.  Hard to clasify them; hard core / rock with some insustrial / alt / classical (they are not afraid of strings) thrown in for good measure. 
GuitarDoc--you need to play them through your fender cybertwin--the windows would shake my friend!

album?
I would have to say albums
John prine anthology great days, double cd. Drumming all the songs into me before the gig next Sunday.
Also Janes Addiction " up among the catacombs" a "the best of" from them
And another cd that I made up myself with  Proclaimers, Saw doctors, pogues, corries, great big sea, the Jam, slf, alarm.

And in the house I am listening right now to Pete Townsehend and Ronnie Lanes Album from the late 70's  "rough Mix"  Superb Album!!!!

Ken

I've been listnin' to my Waylon Jennings- Essentials alot lately, and Shooter Jennings Put the O back in COuntry

All You Need is Love

Soundgarden "A" sides

starting listening to audioslave recently and now working backwards

Soundgarden were one of the bands I would have listened to in the nineties were I not listening to Nirvana and Pearl Jam instead

Just purchased( yes, I'm one of the few people living that actually pay money for artists' work) Keb Mo's "Peace, Back By Popular Demand". It's mostly 60's and 70's cover peace tunes. Played it on the way home, kickin' awesome CD!!!It's got The Times are a Changin', What's so Funny 'bout Peace Love and Understanding, Imagine, and For What it's Worth just to name a few. Keb Mo really does great justice to cover songs. He recreates a tune and makes it seem like his own. Keb is the smooth of all that is,was, and will ever be, smooth.......

Jimmy Buffett "Beaches" from his Beaches, Bars, Boats, and Ballads box set.  Bob Marley's "Legend" is probably the most played CD I have.  I have also been listening to Randy Travis' "Glory Train" and "Passing Through". 

- Zurf (edited b/c I used my name from another forum)

ok, changed again,
Still listening to John Prine but I am hooked on
"UP" from Great big sea
not a bad song on it, not a boring song on it, even the slow lovey dovey song is superb.
folky, rocky, jamming upbeat feel good superb album.

Ken

I know  this is a really interesting topic, and it is  it is related to chordie, because of the music.
On my player this week the following BRAND NEW ALBUMS
JOHN FOGERTY "REVIVAL"
It is an album, in my opinion, the closest to CCR, he ever made: swamp blues, country, folk, soul and rock (even some country music jazz gospel together on "the river is waiting'. It is like he is closing a "nasty period" after one of the most stupid things ever occurred in music record industry, (the other was Michael Jackson having the rights of Beatles-songs): no rights on his songs on the Fantasy label followed by trials. The funny thing is that he signed again a contract with Fantasy (impossible if he didn' get a phenomenal contract) 1 song on the album is track 3: creedence song (an amazing persiflage of the old CCR songs, and the Album title is REVIVAL. To hear it go to amazon.com. IT IS ONE OF THE BEST ALBUMS THIS YEAR, IF NOT THE BEST, especially for CCR fans.
It is far the best album, softer voice and the "real familiar catchy tunes) ALREADY A CLASSIC for me.

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN MAGIC
An album with the E street band (do I hear the soprano's?) and probably his best album since THE RIVER, but did "the boss" make bad albums? Probably yes, but there are always some good songs on it. Magic is more the BRUCE we know, a PROBABLY CLASSIC ALBUM

ABOUT OTHER AND OLDER ALBUMS.-
- Great stuff from the Netherlands: GOLDEN EARRING.
- THE WHO: releasing more and more "DE LUXE" albums: MY GENERATION, WHO'S NEXT, again popular thanks to CSI, like You wont get fooled again, and Baba 'O reilly

Every so often I need a shot of Pink Floyd's early music so I'm listening to Ummagumma.

As I wrote already: THE NEW JOHN FOGERTY, SPRINGSTEEN.
There is a reissue from The piper at the gates of dawn" 40th anniversary pink floyd, and Foo Fighters: Echoes, silence, patiece and grace. Those guys are getting bigger and bigger.
It won't surprise me that they are starting to become the most poular band.

Now I,m listening to Devils and Dust, Springsteen (I think I'll add "All I' m Thinking Bout" to this list of Dobro songs I can(t) play)
Before it was Until the Son turns Black - Ray Lamontagne (Empty is a good tune to play!)

Another day means it's time for some different tunes. Jimi Hendrix "Electric Ladyland" is spinnin' in the ole boom box now. And dang, diggity, dang, does it sound saaa-weeee-heeeeat!!!!!