What have you been listening to?

[Jack]

Was in the mood for a little Pat last night

[Pilgermann]

Wovenhand - Mosaic

[Allhallowsday]

MARVIN GAYE What's Going On
 

Now:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwYzfxSKSMU&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jE28fKgGNO8

Decent records not available, just these great youtubes. 

[Allhallowsday]

KING CRIMSON In The Court Of The Crimson King  
 

KING CRIMSON Lark's Tongue In Aspic       
 

[alandhopewell]

[Rev. Powell]

Tom Waits, "Nighthawks at the Diner"

[retrorussell]

Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)- Marvin Gaye

[Allhallowsday]

JEFFERSON AIRPLANE Surrealistic Pillow  

[voltron]

Amorphis - The Karelian Isthmus (just got it today)



Sarah McLachlan - Fumbling Towards Exstacy

[Allhallowsday]

ROLLING STONES Black And Blue  
 

THE ROLLING STONES Emotional Rescue  
 

VANGELIS China  
 

THE INK SPOTS

[Rev. Powell]

"The Heart of Saturday Night" by Tom Waits.  Often overlooked, but it's one of my favorites from Tom.  A rare sophomore effort that's much stronger than the debut.

[Flick James]

"The Heart of Saturday Night" by Tom Waits.  Often overlooked, but it's one of my favorites from Tom.  A rare sophomore effort that's much stronger than the debut.

They're both great albums. I do ever-so-slightly prefer Closing Time, however, but it's an extremely close comparison. Both albums contain songs that have a special meaning and charm for me because of the events in my young adult life that were happening when I was first listening to them, especially "Ol' 55," and "Diamonds on my Windshield."

[Allhallowsday]

JOHN LENNON Imagine


ROLLING STONES Black And Blue  
 

[Rev. Powell]

"The Heart of Saturday Night" by Tom Waits.  Often overlooked, but it's one of my favorites from Tom.  A rare sophomore effort that's much stronger than the debut.

They're both great albums. I do ever-so-slightly prefer Closing Time, however, but it's an extremely close comparison. Both albums contain songs that have a special meaning and charm for me because of the events in my young adult life that were happening when I was first listening to them, especially "Ol' 55," and "Diamonds on my Windshield."

I still prefer "Heart of Saturday Night."  Waits hadn't really learned how to properly pepper his schmaltz in the debut. 

[Flick James]

"The Heart of Saturday Night" by Tom Waits.  Often overlooked, but it's one of my favorites from Tom.  A rare sophomore effort that's much stronger than the debut.

They're both great albums. I do ever-so-slightly prefer Closing Time, however, but it's an extremely close comparison. Both albums contain songs that have a special meaning and charm for me because of the events in my young adult life that were happening when I was first listening to them, especially "Ol' 55," and "Diamonds on my Windshield."

I still prefer "Heart of Saturday Night."  Waits hadn't really learned how to properly pepper his schmaltz in the debut. 

Well sure, I go along with that. On Heart of Saturday Night he took a giant leap toward his persona that he hadn't really touched on Closing Time yet. I just really like the songwriting and spare production of it.