[Jelena]

Love is all with The Tallest Man on Earth

[Hammerite]

Yo La Tengo - 'Summer Sun'

One of the three CDs I bought today (the other two being Mogwai's 'Earth Division EP' and Sparklehorse / Fennesz's collaboration for Konkurrent's 'In The Fishtank' series).

[UPtimist]

Nikolas Anadolis & Christoph Huber - A Piece For George

[Luna Sevithiainen]

Turisas - Rasputin
Blame my brother for suggesting going to a concert with among others Turisas in two weeks and me thinking my brother's taste in music is awesome.

[UPtimist]

Finnish, aren't they?

Anyways, I'm listening to The Scarlet Furies - To Forgive & To Forget (David's Theme from Gray Matter)

The more I listen to The Scarlet Furies, the more addicted I become. First time I heard that song in Jane Jensen's blog I thought "well, it's quite alright", now I tend to always listen to them when I'm on the computer (not all the time, but on almost every occasion).

[Luna Sevithiainen]

Originally Posted by UPtimist

Finnish, aren't they?

Yep, they are Finnish. Did the name give it away, or do you know them?

[UPtimist]

I think I've heard of them on quite a few occasions. I suppose if they've gone abroad they've made enough of an impact here too. Of course the genre of music always makes me pass on any more in-depth looking into so that's why I wasn't sure (I just see headlines or whatever (usually on the internet) and move on)

And of course the name has quite a Finnish sound to it.

And since you went listening to them

[UPtimist]

Debussy's Arabesque #1

[UPtimist]

Zbigniew Preisner - To Find

[D.C.]

Home - Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros

I freakin' love this song. Slowly, but surely risen to the most played song in iTunes for me. (Surrounded by Johnny Cash tracks that couldn't be more different. ) Kind of reminds me of The Polyphonic Spree too.

[DustyShinigami]

Cream - Sunshine of Your Love

Currently learning this on guitar, which is pretty easy. Hopefully it'll sound better on my new one soon!

[D.C.]

Candle in the Wind - Elton John

I've always loved this song. So much atmosphere. Takes you back to another time.

[UPtimist]

Beastie Boys - Brass Monkey

Brass monkey, that funky monkey...

I originally learned about the song in Escape from Monkey Island

[TiAgUh]

^ You really can't live without this thread dude.

Well,
The Smiths - Some girls are bigger than others,
Talking Heads - Psycho Killer and
William Shatner's rendition of Sinatra's "It Was a Good Year"

Yup, LDS-ridden tunes seem to be my thing now

[TimovieMan]

Chris Cornell - Thank You

One of the very few Led Zeppelin covers that exceeds the original.
I failed at my attempts to get this as the opening song at my wedding, though...

[UPtimist]

Astor Piazzolla - Oblivion (by Gidon Kremer)

I've heard a few versions, and while this might not be my favorite, it's certainly one of the best. (Even though it's really different, I really like Al DiMeola's version, and ZUM has a great one too)

Originally Posted by TiAgUh

^ You really can't live without this thread dude.

Just trying to keep it going, bro Plus, often there are songs that I like to share... Like the one above!

[TiAgUh]

Recommending Piazzolla without mentioning Adios Nonino is considered a crime in some parts of the world, you know that right?

[UPtimist]

Sure, well, I couldn't just start listing all great Piazzolla songs, now, could I? (Oh, and by ZUM I meant the band ZUM, not the piece (not that the sentence would've made any sense))

Yes, Adiós Nonino is a great one (of course, all of them are), also Revirado, Escualo, Libertango, Michelangelo 70... One could just go on and on

[funkylovejunkie]

Feist - Metals

Flo and the Mo - Ceremonials

Nice

[DustyShinigami]

Currently listening to loads of AC/DC. Mainly the following songs as they're easy to learn on guitar:

Highway to Hell
Live Wire
If You Want Blood
Love Hungry Man
Overdose
Problem Child
She's Got Balls
Shot Down in Flames
T.N.T.