Stevie Wonder - Superstition (from a shuffle)

This is one of the bands I've always meant to pick up. Saw the CD at the store yesterday, but didn't get it. I liked the samples I heard from the previous album.

I like Let's Get Out of This Country a lot. It's a strong album. It did have to grow on me, though, so maybe this new album is the same way.

Porcupine Tree - Stars Die
Just ordered my tickets for the September 15th show at The Moore Theatre in Seattle.

Au Revoir Simone DVD from Baeble Music. I PMed Sean about the site a couple days ago, as I thought it was a cool way to get concert discs of lesser-known bands. I wouldn't suggest blind-buying, but if you happen to like any of the bands a lot, it's a bonus. Video quality isn't the best, but at least they don't go crazy with stupid effects, and the audio has sounded good on the two that I've tried so far (Lightspeed Champion and now Au Revoir Simone).

To see what bands have had concerts released this way, see this Amazon.com list. I'm disappointed that the Emily Haines disc has apparently been discontinued, and I can't seem to find copies of it anywhere.

Enjoying Dynamic Volume on my Denon 3808, a little Nat King Cole...I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Wright Myself a Letter..

Petra Haden - Petra Haden Sings: The Who Sell Out
Matt & Kim - Grand

Listening to a variety of tracks by Stephen Phillips played on the “Drone Zone” at SomaFM

http://somafm.com/play/dronezone

Have the windows open so the neighbors must be thinking WTFO.

If you are old enough to remember the 80's

Simply Red's Picture Book

Great album and well produced

Track 10 title track is my fav with lots of dynamic range on the tymballis (spelling)

WGBH Podcast of "Canons in the Goldberg Variation." Both the music and discussion on how canons work. Wow, much more beautiful than "Row Row Row Your Boat."