Zen Arcade

AEnima - Tool

Blackfield - Blackfield

Check it out if you like art rock or prog rock in the style of Porcupine Tree or Pink Floyd.

+1 to Darwyn. My last was 10,000 days - tool.

Last one was (what Im listening to right now)

Sacred Journey of Ku-Kai, Volume 3 - Kitaro

And now that that's done just switched to Remain in Light by the Talking Heads, very glad they popped up on random after the last album so I could decide to switch to this next.

One album is not a good identifier of someone's taste.
Last album: 13ghosts - The Strangest Colored Lights
It's quite good, I recommend it. Rock but with folk/alternative sound as well. Genre labels do not do them justice.
@wee_alex: I love that album.

Some Korean Court music (don't know anything else about it, as I can't read Korean)

Thats not fair because my taste ranges so far.

Afroman - Drunk n' High

but before that was Mahler's symphonies.... so yeah

Last 3 from my cars auto-changer:
Bad For Good - Jim Steinman
Tanz Der Vampire - Jim Steinman.
The Monster is Loose - Meat Loaf.

Now you might think you know a lot about me from that sample. That turns out not to be the case. The other 3 CDs in my car's auto-changer are:

The Whole Story - Kate Bush
Anthem - Toyah
Groove Coverage Greatest Hits - Groove Coverage.

Side note. My car got broken into a few years ago. Bastards took the CDs, except for Kate Bush.

jamaica funk - on soul jazz records. so good. listening to it now.

One album is not really enough especiall now that we live in the age of 120 GB Ipods.
Recent high rotation albums for me:
Album - Artist
Cease to begin - Band of Horses
Saturdays = Youth - M83
Carnavas - Sliversun Pickups
Fleet Foxes - Fleet Foxes
Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix - Phoenix

Mozart's Mass Requiem, Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue, Barber's Adagio for Strings, Bernstein's West Side Story Suite, and Copland's Appalachian Spring along with some Keiko Matsui, Sting, Joe Cocker, Peter Gabriel, and Robert Palmer were tonights primary listening wuring the poker sit and gos at IHM's festival.

@ Chrispminis...

This made me chuckle:

"Blackfield - Blackfield

Check it out if you like art rock or prog rock in the style of Porcupine Tree or Pink Floyd."

A bit like saying that a book was written in the style of J K Rowling or W Shakespeare...

For what it's worth, I have listened to some Elton John (collection) and am now listening to Jethro Tull since going on line. I am likely to listen to some Pink Floyd next now that you have put the idea in my head.

Haha, flashman, I take it you don't think much of Porcupine Tree? I think the problem is that too many people compare them to Pink Floyd. I think they're decent in their own right.

"Saturdays = Youth - M83"

Thanks spyman, I'm now listening to it. =)

Excellent Chrispminis. They're a good band if you like music of the shoegazing variety - reminiscent of Cocteau Twins (excellent 80s band if you don't know them).

Yeah, I find shoegazing + weed + this (http://darkpsychedelic.ru/FV_13.html) is a really nice combination. I've got all of M83's album, but your list reminded me. Never heard of Cocteau Twins though, I'll check 'em out.

Navajo Songs !

@ Chrisp...

It wasn't that I don't like them but one can hardly claim that they authored the same style as a group that has 40+ years under its belt.

Now Let Us All Praise Sleepy John --- by Peter Case

LOVE JUNK - The Pursuit of Happiness.

above, mad season
interspersed with
the battle for los angeles, rage against the machine

*the battle of los angeles

sebastien tellier :-)

Yesterday I had to drive a while for work, and I listened to Picturesque by the Decembrists, #1 by Fischerspooner, Led Zeppelin II, and Helene Grimaud playing Rachmaninov's second piano concerto. A pretty random selection, even for me.

fischerspooner is soooo good.

Stacey Kent

Rurh Is Stranger Than Richard - Robert Wyatt