I should look into them. I used to hear their name all of the time, but I never acted on the information.

This morning it was Rasputina - Oh Perilous World. Yup, still my favorite album. The first track mentions Frankenstein, so that was my justification for listening to it today.

It's Halloween......so, I'm listening to the new 3-cd release of
the Outer Limits Television soundtrack from the original series.
This features scores by Dominic Frontiere. Some of the scariest, and hauntingly beautiful music ever. http://www.lalalandrecords.com/OuterLimits.html

Kings of Leon - 'Milk' from 'Aha Shake Heartbreak'

A little Free Bird to close the night...Happy Halloween everyone

rock on Wid and Merchman..

Russian Red, then Camera Obscura tonight.

Sinead O'Connor - "Troy" performed live at Night Of The Proms on Oct 24th 2008 in the Sportspaleis Antwerp, Belgium

I'll have to put The Lion and the Cobra on again.

Larry, that certainly looks interesting, and yes, definitely appropriate for Halloween. By the way, I recall our discussion here last year about The Day the Earth Stood Still and other Herrmann music. Besides the Outer Limits score, if you don't have it you might be interested in Herrmann's music for The Twilight Zone .

I watched it this morning. Like the earlier DVD, it's just a handful of songs, but it's still very fun to watch. It IS a little better than the other one in quality. A lot better shots of their hands while they play.

Electrelane - No Shouts No Calls

I still enjoy this album a lot. I really hope they come out of indefinite hiatus at some point. I'd love to hear more by them.

I still have yet to pick up an Electrelane album.

Tonight I listened to "Not Animal" by Margot and the Nuclear So and Sos, as well as Snow Patrol's latest, "A Hundred Million Suns."

Both very enjoyable.