Sailing to Philadelphia is good

Jake Shimabukuro - Gently Weeps

Nice-sounding album. I haven't listened to the whole thing yet, but I listened to a majority of the tracks, and it's fun. It's impressive what he can get out of a ukulele. His version of The Star-Spangled Banner had me laughing. I don't know how often I'll listen to it, but I'm enjoying it, and I'll crank it pretty loud tomorrow during the day. It sounds really good on the Axioms.

Kimya Dawson is still making me laugh, too. I love her video game references and talk of Scrabble. She has some pretty clever lyrics all-around.

Also:

You Say Party! We Say Die! - Hit the Floor!

I'm finally getting around to listening to this album that everyone else already heard a million years ago. I like it so far.

I know, I know, I'm posting a lot in this thread.

ELO - Time

My sister used to listen to ELO quite a lot, and I liked enough of what she played, which is why I decided to pick some up for myself. I told her I bought the three that Sean recommended, and she said that in addition to those, I had to get Time. I'm glad I did. It's pretty awesome.

Charles, I'm glad some of my recommendations are working out.

Also, I'm glad to help break your string of consecutive posts.

Behind Blue Eyes....The Who

Can you tell us about that song? No one knows what it's like.

Of Montreal--"The Sunlandic Twins"

Trippy, poppy, and psychedelic. Oh, and it's really catchy, too.

'Love Me Two Times' ... The Doors on XM satellite, wait, change of songs at this moment, 'Hey Hey What Can I Say' ... Led Zeppelin.

A little Lou Reed's 'Walk On The Wild Side' along with Golden Earring's 'Radar Love' earlier ... man that's great stuff.

Radiohead Amnesiac and OK Computer. Nice bass on some of the Amnesiac tracks and i kept getting up and checking my surrounds because i thought i had my receiver set to surround...nope! no sound out of the surrounds but could have SWORN i was hearing it in surround. Sound definitely wasn't restricted to speaker location.