Yup, I like Mumford as well - they are part of my travelling play list.

Recently discovered Tommy Emmanuel while using the videotainment system on some recent flights. Talented acoustic guitarist. Here's a video of him doing a drum solo on his guitar - creative stuff.

The Kills - Blood Pressures

Liking it a lot.

Cœur de Pirate - "Lasso"

There's some real bass that you can feel in this one, surprisingly.

They Might Be Giants - Join Us

Not bad, but nothing's standing out too much in the first listen. We'll see what happens after some more time with it.

The Good Natured - Skeleton

Nice 7-track introduction to her music. Only two tracks and a remix I didn't already have, but I still bought the whole thing. She deserves the support.

Charles, listening to it now on Napster, not bad (just on track 1 so far). This thread is great for finding new music - thanks all!

(Also listening to Porcupine tree based on another suggestion from this forum.)

The other day I bought the SRV / Albert King In Session DVD after finding out it was now available.

The CD was always one of my favorites, and the DVD has additional tracks that were never aired and, as I understand it, longer tracks of songs that were trimmed down for broadcast at the time.

Just popped it in, and I can't really watch the video while I'm working, but I'm enjoying the audio from it and occasionally turning my head to sneak a peek at the video!

Been listening to a group from my school days, Three Dog Night. These guys put out a lot of good tunes in their day.

About 10 years ago, they played in a local park nearby me. They were very, very, very, very horrible. Forgot how to play their songs. Couldn't sing, etc. Good thing we still have the old recordings.

It's OK, Adrian has gotten old and very, very, very, very horrible too.