It was his Grant Street cd, a very good live performance.

Tom Petty's latest CD, "Highway Companion" its all good.

Last night I listened to Mozart's Le Nozze Di Figaro on SACD from the Harmonia Mundi label. This is my first real exposure to opera on the Axioms other than scattered overtures. I highly recommend this set as the singing and orchestra are superb. Also, I listened to Stanley Turrentine's Up at Minton's CD. This CD was recorded in 1961 in a live club setting so it was surprising to me that it sounds as nice as it does. Christmas came early to me.

Autopilot Off. Bouncy, guitar-driven, punk-pop. I dig it very much. Pandora discovery.

Trentemoller's "The Last Resort".
This is one of the best albums of 2006 imho. If you've ignored my other suggestions this would be one that you don't want to ignore.

A little Norah Jones tonight on Pandora, Feels Like Home (Deluxe Edition)...

Ok.... back to the 70's..... "California Nights" Best of Sweet.

Dang I love Pandora....all the groups I used to listen to on vinyl. Now it is a little Triumph "Fool for Your Love" on Allied Forces, awesome stuff cranked up a little louddddddddddd.

Huhhhhh what is that honey, I can't hear you, turn it up louder, ohhh ok....

Ok, now listening to a little country, Keith Whitley's "It Ain't Nothing"...

Man I miss that guy, what a talent..

While I was Christmas shopping I accidentally ordered a couple of Emerson Lake & Palmer CDs to replace my rips from the old LPs. Listening to Trilogy now, Tarkus on deck.

Dang, I had forgotten how good those guys sounded on high quality speakers... and Trilogy was probably my least favorite ELP album. Abaddon's Bolero gets a bit whiny near the end but the rest of the album sounds wonderful.

EDIT -- while using Google to check the spelling of "Abaddon" I ran across the following quote :

"and no wonder that they were one of the most hated bands among the punk movement, with the Sex Pistols burning Emerson's effigy onstage and suchlike."

It's amazing what you can learn on the Internet