NationStates Jolt Archive

So what do you listen to on your computer?

I'm currently listening online to "The Radio Chick" show on 92.3 WFNY's website.

I often listen to Opie and Anthony on Shoutcast, or cringe humor radio on Cringehumor.net while I'm working.

My work computer has no speakers, and the headphone jack is a way too far away to use headphones. Boo.

So what do you listen to on your computer?

I'm currently listening online to "The Radio Chick" show on 92.3 WFNY's website.

I often listen to Opie and Anthony on Shoutcast, or cringe humor radio on Cringehumor.net while I'm working.

I listen to ClassicFM online, but offline I tend to listen to the soundtrack from the Phantom of the Opera.
I love the music...

"Masquerade! Paper faces on parade; masquerade, hide your face so the world will never find you!"

Ilaer

Usually TooL/APC, P!ATD, and sometimes the gunfire of an M4 from CSS.

I'm listening to the Rick Emerson Radio Program on 1 hr delay.

Pandora. Specifically, at the moment, "Break Your Chains" by Royal Hunt. Before that it was "Punk Rock Love" by Good Clean Fun, and "Death Song" by Choking Victim.

Music.

The Time Is Now. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl8mpAvTm_Y)

Damn, I miss Moloko. At least Róisín went on to be genius in her solo work.

currently Devil's Slide by Joe Satriani

Any songs in my iTunes librbary. I have over 600 so I'm not going to list them all.

Holy Wars... ...The Punishment Done by Megadeth.

I haven't been able to get the song out of my head since I saw Megadeth (opening for Black Sabbath) a couple of weeks ago.

Wander by Kamelot.

Pandora ftw!

The Doors - Five to One

Ron and Fez are on now.

right now, Mercy Kiss by Abandoned Pools
next up, Sober by Tool

So what do you listen to on your computer?

I'm currently listening online to "The Radio Chick" show on 92.3 WFNY's website.

I often listen to Opie and Anthony on Shoutcast, or cringe humor radio on Cringehumor.net while I'm working.

I'm listening to the Heaven and Hell album by Black Sabbath.

Sinuhue/Neesika singing "La Pericona". (http://media.putfile.com/La-Pericona-17)

She really has a great voice.

I'm listening to the waining moments of the Maine-Michigan State hockey game via teh intertubes.

Communist Rock.

Pandora. Specifically, at the moment, "Break Your Chains" by Royal Hunt.

That song is ridiculously awesome.

Granite Wall by Bolt Thrower

Well, I'm listening to this on my iPod, but:

My Hometown ~ Bowling for Soup

I Heard it Through the Grape Vine, CCR. I just finished listening to Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, by Led Zeppelin, and I'll probably listen to Not To Touch the Earth, by The Doors next.

I'm "listening" to remember me by British sea power thanks to Pandora

Sinuhue/Neesika singing "La Pericona". (http://media.putfile.com/La-Pericona-17)

:eek: I take it there is no smoking involved in that talent

:eek: I take it there is no smoking involved in that talent

Huh?

i'm listening to a track called 'landmark' by the fieldmice off the first disc of Rough Trade shops' Indiepop, vol. 1 compilation.

before that it was the intro to 'quality control' by jurassic 5.

just changed to 'aqueous transmission' by incubus.

Gimme Shelter by the Rolling Stones.

Sinuhue/Neesika singing "La Pericona". (http://media.putfile.com/La-Pericona-17)

She really has a great voice.

wow, is that really sinuhue? that was awesome.

wow, is that really sinuhue? that was awesome.

Yup, it's really her. She had links up to her whole album in the first "What do you sound like" thread.

Crazy ~ R.E.M.

Yup, it's really her. She had links up to her whole album in the first "What do you sound like" thread.

found the thread but inevitably the links are now down. oh well, perhaps it's time for a new version of the thread for 2007 and maybe she can be persuaded to upload them again.. something for tomorrow if i remember, should really be asleep now.

edit: scrap that, found them yay!

oh, can't get the ones on rapidshare, damn.

Pandora Radio Station (www.pandora.com)

Pretty neat. Right now "At Last a Path." and the last song was "Cigaro" by System of a Down. :D

Such a fun song.

For some reason, lately, Mott the Hoople, One of the Boys (http://www.versuripenet.ro/versuri/mott-the-hoople/one-of-the-boys/)

Oku Onuora (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tw3fDmAmiFM) right now. Some weird Turkish disco shit in a moment.

found the thread but inevitably the links are now down. oh well, perhaps it's time for a new version of the thread for 2007 and maybe she can be persuaded to upload them again.. something for tomorrow if i remember, should really be asleep now.

edit: scrap that, found them yay!

oh, can't get the ones on rapidshare, damn.

ach, for some reason i can't get files downloaded from sinuhues putfile account to work on my computer :(. they're there in every respect, full size files, no protection etc., yet they won't play. gah

Either Radio 2 (http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/) or iTunes.

The Distant & Mechanised Glow of Eastern European Dance Parties (65daysofstatic). Cracking tune. :)

Tool - Parabol/Parabola

The Red Dwarf theme tune, due to my brothers watching Red Dwarf.

I want to lie shipwrecked and comatose
drinking fresh mango juice
goldfish shoals nibbling at my toes
Fun Fun Fun
in the Sun Sun Sun:)

http://www.last.fm/user/alman9898

Join the social music revolution. That's right -- socialists are initiating the revolution beginning with web 2.0 stuff.

Currently listening to Classicfm as its their hall of fame until Monday, a nice amount of variation compared to their normal playlists.

Greaseman when I first come in, then when his show is over I switch to a stream of a local AM conservative talk station. In the evening when Mark Levin comes on I usually switch to some music since listening to him rant and rave and foam at the mouth gets me all tense.

Radio 2 or Radio Lincolnshire

Greaseman when I first come in, then when his show is over I switch to a stream of a local AM conservative talk station. In the evening when Mark Levin comes on I usually switch to some music since listening to him rant and rave and foam at the mouth gets me all tense.

The greaseman is such a fucking weirdo. Does he still say crap like "waddledoodle" for no good reason and refer to his martinis as "bonedry"?

Retribution by Eric Gales

i love his hard-rock-blues :)

I'm listening to Mika right now.

I was listening to "Canadian Idiot" by Weird Al.
Then "Welcome to the Black Parade" by MCR (don't hurt me!)
Then "Lithium" by Evanescence.

I was listening to "Canadian Idiot" by Weird Al.
Then "Welcome to the Black Parade" by MCR (don't hurt me!)
Then "Lithium" by Evanescence.

I never knew you were emo..

I never knew you were emo..

I'm not emo. I hate emo, actually, except the music. Emo has good music most of the time. :)

And "Black Parade" makes references to marching band. It not only satisfies my inner music-emo, but also the bandgeekery. :)

Eminem. Just a little angry white boy music. :p

Renegade-Styx

And then probably Gallow's Pole, by Led Zeppelin. I know, what a continuation of themes, right?

i just listened to 'kung fu' by ash, now it's 'the augurs of spring' from stravinsky's rite of spring. i love shuffle mode.

now it's 'black men tears' by alpha blondy. never a dull moment :)

"Brownie Speaks" Clifford Brown, Clifford Brown Memorial Album

Regina Spektor.

Master of Puppets - Metallica

The Who - Bargain

Live at the Young Vic way back in '71.

Corpse Bride was a great movie.

"The Champ" Dizzy Gillespie

When I went to this thread, I was listening to "The Blitzkrieg Bop", but now I'm listening to "Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment". Both by the Ramones. And now It's
"Pinhead" once again, by the Ramones.

Gabba Gabba We accept you we accept you one of us!
Gabba Gabba we accept you we accept you one of us!

Guerrilla Radio by Rage Against the Machine.

I think the song before that was Electric Funeral by Black Sabbath, but I am not sure, as that was a long time ago (~50 seconds)

Do you ever wonder why like 90% of NSG listens to punk rock? Is there some sort of strange correlation between being a geek and liking punk rocker?

Some it's political, so that somewhat explains why we like it on NSG.

I think I've given this answer before, but then again, the question isn't new either: Brugg (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfxlCb5E07Y), then Stimmt gar nid (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNQBFYh57WM)

"Groovin' high" Charlie Parker-- Town Hall, New York City, June 22 1945 Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie

Rockaway Beach ~ The Ramones

Royksopp - Sparks

Planet Caravan - Pantera's cover

Squirell Nut Zippers -The Ghost of Steven Foster

Pulse of the Maggots - Slipknot

Cretin Hop ~ The Ramones

Sex and Candy - Marcy Playground

Like Disco Superfly....

Pol Mac Adaim's "The Red Flag", alternated occasionally with Phil Och's "I Ain't Marching Anymore."

Probably more times in a row than is healthy... but honestly, I'm bored to death with everything else I have within easy access.

Blue October - Anything At All

I loves me Blue October.

Sigur Rós - Untitled (track 4 on ())

Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald - Dancing Cheek to Cheek

You know, that song Sanjaya ruined.

Dresden Dolls - Thirty Whacks

'peach, plum, pear' by joanna newsom is just finishing. now it's 'living too late' by the fall.

"We like the moon" on rathergood.com

Sharp Dressed Man by ZZ Top

Sharp Dressed Man by ZZ Top

Great song.

Great song.

great band *nods*

now: My Head's in Mississippi by them too :)

Brothers in Arms
Hurt

Leftover Crack.

Needless to say its very loud and i feel very shoddy. But the music helps.

usually listen to whatever happens to be in my cd player at the time...or a random mix of the music that I have put on my computer so far...

Currently listening to Tristania - Illumination, and have been listening to quite a bit of Sirenia and Dead Can Dance as well lately.

Joshua Radin - Winter (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHlf08yTPiU)

Not sure why, but I'm obsessed with depressing music lately.

The Wiener Schnitzel Waltz ~ Tom Lehrer

Love and War

Drowning Pool

New Math ~ Tom Lehrer

Right now it is Brain Stew by Green Day.

The Spirit of Radio ~ Rush

'the dreaming' by kate bush, segue into the theme tune to the kids programme 'mosschops', segue into 'this island' by le tigre.

"How Long Has This Being Going On" Ray Charles--Ray Sings, Basie Swings

"Come Into My Lab", He Said - Hellset Orchestra.

Great band, awesome live (as I found out tonight).

the shark's own private f*** - sunny day real estate

in fact, the entire how it feels to be something on album.

Currently a bit of Alkaline Trio
It's not the 65daysofstatic remix of Burn is it? No? I'll get me coat.

Currently a bit of Alkaline Trio

It's not the 65daysofstatic remix of Burn is it? No? I'll get me coat.

Nope :p

Now got some Hendrix on. Excellent.

Learn to Listen ~ The Ramones

The reason I'm listening to so much of the Ramones is I just bought three albums since yesterday, so lots of music. I also bought Permanent Waves by Rush, but only listened to it once.

"Juvebtud del Presente" Tito Puente, Mambo Birdland

Within a Mile of Home ~ Flogging Molly

Ever watch Borat on DVD? Ever go into the "Propaganda" section? Well I've been listening to that sound clip that's played on that menu for the past two hours because I'm lazy and don't feel like moving to turn off the DVD player..

Yeah, I'm starting to lose what's left of my mind.

My Little Shirtwaist Fire ~ Rasputina

Also, "Arise Thread, Your Time is Not Yet Done" By Zarakon.

Erm...Uncle Cracker, Counting Crows, a little Phil Collins interspersed throughout the playlist. Oh, and Sarah Brightman about 5 or 6 tracks down.

Vinum Sabbathi, by Electric Wizard.

Recently, I’ve been listening to a lot of British folk and psychedelia; Soft Machine, Hatfield & The North, John Martyn to name a few.

At the moment I’m enjoying a bit of the delightful Sandy Denny (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandy_Denny).

I listen to random mp3s I've downloaded over the years on my broken speakers (one of them hardly works... it's very distracting for songs where they shove all of one part to the left as I can't hear that part, grr) or I listen to my stations at www.pandora.com, where I tend to learn about new bands to download and listen to at my leisure. :)

Right now, I'm listening to How Soon is Now by the Smiths

Someone Else's Arms - Mae

http://imagegen.last.fm/basicrt10/recenttracks/alman9898.gif (http://www.last.fm/user/alman9898/?chartstyle=basicrt10)

Joss Stone - Introducing Joss Stone

"Not If You Were the Last Junkie on Earth," The Dandy Warhols.

In the next few seconds, "Don't Tell Me You Love Me" by Night Ranger.

Joss Stone–Introducing Joss Stone
:eek:

Dear Eris.... no!

:eek:

Dear Eris.... no!Oh shut up... I just ripped and burned a copy for a friend.





But I do have tickets to see her at the Warfield next month.

Oh shut up... I just ripped and burned a copy for a friend.
Oh aye.....

But I do have tickets to see her at the Warfield next month.
The truth will out!

Oh aye.....


The truth will out!Oh come on.. she does have a great voice and is one of the best of the current crop of new R&B artists. If you're a blues fan like myself it's kind of refreshing to see someone who isn't a 60 year old black man sing the blues...

Darkness Surrounding ~ Avenged Sevenfold

After that I'm leaning towards some Rasputina. Maybe Transylvanian Concubine.

Anarchy in the UK ~ The Sex Pistols

"Crushed Like Fruit" by InMe.

Nostalgia FTW. :p

This.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4-9mB_kGgg

Kevin Ayers - Joy of a toy

Rotten Apple ~ Alice in Chains

"Arms" by Genghis Tron