What are you listening too?

[Beautiful Dirt]

I've been listening to the LOTR by the Bbc recently, they are brilliant

Oh yes, those are reeally good.

Radio is such a good medium for fantasy. BBC have done some excellent adaptations of Terry's books. But for some strange reason, they haven't made recordings for sale.

Useless buggers!

 

[Maria]

One Moment In Time by Whitney Houston

 

[Maria]

Little L by Jamiroquai

 

[ShadowNinjaCat]

Should we fight back-The Parlotones

 

[deldaisy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TM3GbxaNLI
Torn by Natalie Umbruglia
and
The Commitments (the movie and music on TV)

 

[Maria]

My Favourite Waste Of Time by Bette Midler

 

[DaveC]

Should we fight back-The Parlotones

I saw them supporting Ash back in April - had never heard of them but there were some huge fans in the crowd

 

[michelanCello]

The latest CD of Apocalyptica (7th symphony)...

 

[ShadowNinjaCat]

Hometown Glory-Adele

 

[Stumped]

National Express by The Divine Comedy.

 

[Tonyblack]

National Express by The Divine Comedy.

I always think of that one when I'm travelling to Heathrow from Cardiff (or vise-versa).

 

[DaveC]

National Express by The Divine Comedy.

I always think of that one when I'm travelling to Heathrow from Cardiff (or vise-versa).

Me too! Well Bristol to London to Norwich....

 

[Conforumist]

aargh! I had a Nat King Coles' "o tannenbaun" stuck in my head earlier. I needed to listen to this several times, to clear it out!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz5PjwUX8fA

aahhh..

 

[Tonyblack]

Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet.

 

[ShadowNinjaCat]

The Saltwater Room - Owl City

 

[BatrickPatrick]

Rockin' some Jerry Lee Lewis at the moment.

 

[Tonyblack]

'Four Dance Episodes - from Rodeo' by Aaron Copland. I love Copland's music. I first got into his music from listening to Prog Rock band, Emerson, Lake & Palmer who did their own versions of several of his pieces. The most famous probably being Fanfare For The Common Man.

Here's the Copland version.

ELP got me into Classical Music and I prefer Classical now to Prog Rock.

 

[ShadowNinjaCat]

The Sweetest Thing-U2

 

[SpideyGirl]

The Sweetest Thing-U2

Nice tune

 

[SpideyGirl]

'Four Dance Episodes - from Rodeo' by Aaron Copland. I love Copland's music. I first got into his music from listening to Prog Rock band, Emerson, Lake & Palmer who did their own versions of several of his pieces. The most famous probably being Fanfare For The Common Man.

Here's the Copland version.

ELP got me into Classical Music and I prefer Classical now to Prog Rock.

Has that been used as a theme tune to something?? It sounds familiar