Bonde do Rolê - "Kilo"

New vocalist, but the music is still catchy. I'm curious to hear the new album. Weird video.

Rush + Moving Pictures(bluray) = Incredible

Only Son & Regina Spektor - "Call Them Brothers"

Nice song, and of course I appreciate all of the shots of Regina in the video. I've seen Only Son in concert just as many times as I've seen Regina simply because he opened for her at the three shows of hers I've been to.

Marina and the Diamonds - Electra Heart

Garbage - Not Your Kind of People

I'm enjoying both of them. Electra Heart doesn't feel as unique as her first album. It seems to be an attempt to be more mainstream pop. While on her first one she seemed to have a little more fun with the idea of pop music without fully embracing it, this time around seems to be more straightforward. I hope she can regain some of her sense of humor with the next outing, but that being said, I'm finding plenty to like. She has some amazing vocals in there.

Not Your Kind of People is engaging on the first listen as well. I'm definitely glad to hear new material from Garbage. It was hard to get into their last real album. This one is a lot catchier right off the bat.

Kimbra - "Settle Down" (Live at Sing Sing Studios)

Kimbra - "Good Intent" (Live at Sing Sing Studios)

Pretty cool, but I think some of you will appreciate the jazziness of her music more than I do.

I just got a couple Greg Laswell CD's. If you like Gomez, you'll like Laswell's stuff.

http://www.amazon.com/Three-Flights-From...;sr=1-2-catcorr

I like the second song much better than the first. Could be that it's more rockin' and the former is jazzier. She's got a fantastic voice.

Yes, very expressive, very confident. I have to admit her stage presence is incredible, even if I don't fully embrace her style of music.

PURGE/BINGE

After a year-and-a-half of eliminating the red-headed step-children, I've kinda been hoarding remasters lately.
I've spent tons of irretrievable hours in new and used record stores, I decided last weekend to "give-in" and go to Amazon. I was lulled into nothing, as I went there expressly to buy everything I could think of that I'd been looking for and have not found. I think these bring me more than 1/2 way to filling in my Triassic period.

I had all of this on vinyl. Much of it has been unavailable on cd for decades.

All of your recent posts re: SRV and Dire Straits prompted me to begin there.

SRV, Couldn't...Weather
Dire Straits, Brothers...; Communique
Linda Ronstadt, Collection (up to 1980)
The Tubes, Young and Rich; Now
Deep Purple, In Rock
Peter Gabriel, Up; Melt; So
The Who, By Numbers
Argent, All five of 'em
Genesis, The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, Nursery Cryme
Kinks, Schoolboys in Disgrace
Stones, Flowers; Let It Bleed
XTC, Oranges & Lemons; Go-2
Frampton, Wind of Change, Frampton's Camel
Emmit Rhodes, Recordings---1969-1973
EJ, Yellow Brick Road; Madman

I'm in the shop part of this week, so I should get to lots of 'em

Oh, The new Bonnie Raitt is very, very good.

Immediate gratification?

No, but you can be semi-gratified twice: Once upon ordering and again upon receiving them.

You should put some in a cart or wishlist and order several a week spread out...then you receive a new CD everyday!

Welcome to the Dark Amazonian Way of Shopping.

Looked for you on Rt 24. Didn't see any skid marks!