I was actually listening to streaming music on Pandora, sounded pretty good for 128kbps.

Bon Iver's classic debut album - For Emma, Forever Ago. I've not been able to stop listening to it the last couple of months. It's so haunting. Unfortunately I'm in a hotel room in Minneapolis this week so it's on headphones instead of my beloved axioms...none the less.

Oh, and to mix it up...the completely rubbish self titled debut album by Scouting for Girls. Which is catch crap British pop music that I SHOULD need to be a 15 year old girl to enjoy.

Miles Davis - In a Silent Way 5.1 (SACD)

Bangles - Greatest Hits (2.0 SACD)

Peter Schilling - Fehler Im System (import…so no annoying English tracks)

I think Peter enjoyed that one, too. Still in my Amazon shopping cart. Next payday I'll have to get it.

Yeah. I love that album. So haunting and achingly beautiful. I think that's a cliche, but it fits.

Kiss Alive!

(snicker-snicker)

Sometimes a trip down memory lane is cool... Peter Criss' drum solo is cranked on my Mackies!

It's one of the more original albums I've ever purchased but it's completely accessible, I think you'll enjoy it. It's even more curious when you read up and discover that most of it was written and recorded in some backwoods cabin in Wisconsin because he'd had enough. Lends to the sparseness of it.

amon amarth... testing a few speakers out...

Dido - 'Life for Rent'

"If my heart could write songs, they'd sound like this" (JD quote from Scrubs)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHO_xmT5xAA

-Nick

I admit it. I'm a Dido fan too.