What music are we listening to right now?

[grommer]

Just curious what the board is listening to.

On my list right now are the following.

Bad Religion
Fugazi
Minor Threat
7 Seconds
Misfits
Nofx
and generally anything punk rock related.

What's on your list right now?

[Varkk]

Guano Apes
Nine Inch Nails
Tool
Jerry Cantrell

and so on, basically rock/industrial/metal/punk sort of stuff

[Lindy]

I've got Bob James playing right now. I may swap out to some Pink Floyd this afternoon.

[Jman]

Enya
Dido
Star Wars Soundtrack

somtimes a Digitally Imported (http://www.di.fm/) electronica stream

and hundreds of independent bands through the iRate music downloader/rater (http://www.fedoraforum.org/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1150)

A wide variety. :)

[Ug]

Boysetsfire
Poison the well
Thrice
Funeral For a Friend
Autumn to Ashes
White Stripes
Jet
Incubus
Interpol
Radiohead
Snow Patrol

All of them in the last 2 hours! I'm really into my rock music, and can't wait to go to Reading Festival (http://www.readingfestival.com) again this summer.

[hugo]

I've been listening to a lot of...
Elbow
Elliot Smith
Wilco
Ben Folds
...these past couple of weeks.

I'll agree with Jman, iRate is very awesome. I used it quite a bit before I started to run Fedora. I've been to lazy to install it on my new system though.

[Jman]

There are Fedora iRate rpms (http://www.sophrosune.org/irate/fc1/). :)

I also listen to:
Creed
Matchbox 20
Garth Brooks

I listen to all kinds of music, except rap, hip hop, and extreme metal. Everything else is fair game. :)

[mars_hall]

Since Lindy has posted, I don't feel like an antique.
Pink Floyd
Led Zeppelin
Rolling Stones
Jimi Hendrix
Joe Walsh
Eric Clapton
and much to my family's dismay
The Greatful Dead

[SuperNu]

I have been listening to tons of ska lately. Been buying lots of out of print cds form Moon Ska. I listen to The Toasters, The Slackers, Dr. Ring-Ding, The Articles, Hepcat, The Pietasters, Easy Big Fella, Let's Go Bowling, etc. I seem to like most trad, two-tone and third wave ska bands. Plus, I listen to a lot of punk rock such as NoFx, Pennywise, Refused, Anti-Flag and such.

grommer sounds like you might have some similar music interests as me. I have been listening to NoFx for almost 10 years.

--SN

[h4d]

Pink Floyd
Led Zeppelin
Jethro Tull
Deep Purple
Jimi Hendrix
Cream
Eric Clapton
Stevie Ray Vaughan


Among so many others!

mars_hall, sound familiar :D

[Ug]

But then there are some age differences on this forum. ;)

[mars_hall]

h4d
sounds like we have a lot of the same albums!

[Prometheus]

Im all over the board...

AC/DC
Foo Fighters
Weezer
Third Eye Blind
Pink Floyd
Queen (strange i know but hey)
Zeppelin (awesome by the way)
The Clash
Everclear
Bob Seger (pretty much a michigan thing, but i figure ill list him anway)
older Goo Goo Dolls stuff, when they were still consider ed punk-ish
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Good Charlotte isnt too bad,
garageband.com isnt too bad, new up and coming bands i guess theyd be considered
cant go wrong with Johnny Cash,

ahhh, ill find some more later, im just looking at my stack of cds next to the computer case, ill have to look in the car later and see what i missed, lol.

[sailor]

Now I feel old...
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Muddy Waters
Buddy Guy
lots of blues...
Grateful Dead
Clapton (Cream,solo)
I guess this puts me in the over 40 group...hehe

[ewdi]

BBking - Reflection
I'm just loving jazz & blues:)

[mars_hall]

Don't worry you're not the only one over the hill:)

[Ug]

Originally posted by Prometheus
Queen (strange i know but hey) Certainly not strange, Queen are brilliant.

Oh and about Good Charlotte, I enjoyed watching them recieve a Great British bottling last summer.

(Bottling - is when the audience urinate into bottles, and then throw the bottles at a band they don't like to sure their extreme dislike).

[Prometheus]

thats awesome... bizarre... but awesome

[Ug]

?

[Prometheus]

bottling

[Ug]

Tis amusing. Quite nasty though and not something which I would participate in.

[sailor]

I have the vinyl of BB King Live at the Regal...it smokes

[h4d]

Ug, I'm just 23 years old. This is just the music I grew up to and play on my guitar...
:D

[Ug]

h4d - what can i say?

[sailor]

h4d...keep on rocking...great selection of artists to learn from
(lots of blues influence)...in the words of Muddy Waters " the blues had a baby and they named it rock and roll"

[Lindy]

Originally posted by mars_hall
Since Lindy has posted, I don't feel like an antique.

The Greatful Dead

Nobody rocks quite like "Dead Heads":D I think I still have a tie dyed t-shirt around somewhere:p

[sailor]

ok now i am feeling better...i have a Grateful Dead "steal your face" tatoo(skull lightning bolt) which I got many, many,many years ago... now i feel cool again...hehehe

[mars_hall]

Glad to hear it.
I've been one of "Jerry's Kids" for going on 30 years now.
Now that is a scary thought!

[Ug]

I'm starting to feel very young.

[Prometheus]

the sad thing is im no older than u Ug but i know what theyre talking about all the time.

[Lindy]

Originally posted by Prometheus
the sad thing is im no older than u Ug but i know what theyre talking about all the time.

Like there's something wrong with that?! :p

[Ug]

Or is this all just an American thing?

[Prometheus]

not really, but when a highschooler knows about all these bands, its a little strange... good music though

i doubt its just american, but hey, could be. I guess thats what i get when my dad is prolly about as old as some of you guys. I grew up on the stuff. Tell you what, in a 3 day drive to Florida, you learn an aweful lot of rock music.

[Ug]

*remembers sitting on a warm beach in florida*

[Prometheus]

*remembes the three days it took to drive there with 5 ppl in a car, listening to the same 3-4 tapes the whole way (about ten years ago). remembers the so-called 4 star hotels that had roaches in em, and the 110 degree days while going to disney world.... ahh those were the days*

[Ug]

Yea, but I had to go much further to get there than you. ;)

[Prometheus]

this is true, but you didnt have to spend 3 days doing it

[Ug]

Bout 9.5 hours on a plane, 4 hours in airports and 3 hours getting to an airport.

[Prometheus]

stilll under a day

[sailor]

I do the same things to my kids...lots of 60's and 70's rock and Rythym and Blues...sometimes they bring headphones and just tune me out...but they do surprise mr from time to time ..borrowing my "old" music...

[Ug]

I've never had any music enforced on me really. I just found what I liked the best, the wonderful sound of an electric guitar. ;)

[mars_hall]

According to my parents, I took a wrong turn somewhere down the line:)
My youngest son likes AC-DC, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, and Rock and Roll. According to him (he is 5)
My oldest is 13 and won't admit to anything, but I do know that he asked for Smash Mouth for Christmas.
I am still trying to forget those "family road trips"

[h4d]

h4d - what can i say?
Not much Ug. You just gotta know, things are not always what they seem. Don't judge a book by its cover.
I know it is not very usual for someone my age to be listening to this music, but the fact is, most musicinas today do! I mean, what are you gonna influence your style on? Foo fighters, Smash Mouth, etc, etc, etc? My 10 year old cousin can play their songs!
Because we know that new rock or blues just isn't good enough, so we have to go back, way back. Popular music has evolved into some form I just can't and won't enjoy! I am yet to find a band from the past 10 years that I really like. This is why I keep listening to them, among some other genres, especially Jazz. You will find some very impressive latin jazz pianists or what not today, whose virtuosity I enjoy so much! (ie: Michel Camilo, Chick Corea, Chucho Valdez, not to mention James Carter's saxo (try to listen to his album "Jurassic Classics"!)). Now that is a mind expanding experience!

[Ug]

Each to their own and all that. ;)

[h4d]

exactly!

[micha]

I listen to any kind of music (well, except Céline Dion :) ). At this moment, I'm listening to Al Di Meola (best guitarist ever, just listen to the song Mediterranean Sundance in the album Friday Night In San Francisco).

To make you discover some french music, try:

Noir Désir
Mano Negra
Sinsemilia
Daft Punk
Saint Germain
Serges Gainsbourg
Charles Aznavour

[sailor]

Al DiMeola is awsome......is he still around and performing?
I had old albums from way back...I need to dig around in the closet and find my old music..

[Ug]

I'm no fan of continental music...

[PorkChop]

Currently in queue at my house/office/shop -

Fu Manchu
Kyuss
QOTSA
Cowboys and Aliens
Nebula
Clutch
RATM
Fireball Ministry

and lots of stuff at stonerrock.com ...

PorkChop -

[mars_hall]

at this moment I am listening to Widspread Panic

[imdeemvp]

i just finished playing Sade Lovers Live DVD in totem

MANA
Shakira
Frank Sinatra
Jazz
Pink Floyd

and of course gospel music!

[Ug]

Originally posted by PorkChop
Currently in queue at my house/office/shop Shop... what do you sell?

[gcblig]

Is a mellow Saturday:
Cowboy Junkies - Sweet Jane
Mazzy Star - Simetimes Always

[PorkChop]

UG - some friends and I rent a shop to build race cars for ourselves. Its a nice place to "get away" at..loud music and beer are always the norm..

We dont sell anything..although some of the guy's have done a few small jobs, roll cages, backhalves, etc...for a few people...mostly personal projects though...

One has a circle track car, the other a vintage rail dragster...

We have some nice sheetmetal working tools, so some of my computer mods take place there..like my current MAC 512, and MAC 2si projects...both are becoming file servers based on Mini ITX boards, and 4-6 IDE drives...

PorkChop

[Ug]

A completely different type of shop to what I was thinking then.

[LineS]

I like to listen to:

Bjork
Radiohead
Chemical Brothers
Aphex Twin
Air

[fearl]

I primarily listen to hip-hop... people like G-Unit and others that people likely haven't heard of (Dialated Peoples, Brotha Lynch, Jeru the Damaja etc)...

Haven't read all through this thread yet, but I bet not many of you listen to rap :)

[mars_hall]

Just listening to a little "Little Feat" on my fresh installation of Core 2 Test 3. ALSA is working fine "samba" is offering it's shares, seems to me that things are moving in the right direction:)

[ghaefb]

Wu-Tang
all music from wu-fam.
;)

[fearl]

Shame ODB/LBJ/whatever he is called now is no longer part of the clan... Meth seems kinda seperated, Ghostface seems to doubt how together the crew is... seems Wu is kinda done right now...

Although, 36 Chambers - Enter the Wu was a dope CD...

[Ug]

Originally posted by ghaefb
Wu-Tang
all music from wu-fam.
;) Wu-Tang makes me melt, wail and fizzle away.

[fearl]

I saw Wu-tang like 2 years ago, live. Some chick that liked me took me, so I didn't even have to pay. Was a small theatre, best concert I have ever been to!! Meth and ODB didn't show, but whatever, Ghostface alone is worth the price of admission (uhh, which was nothing, but yea, you get my point :) )

Went to Up-in-Smoke too, I remember significantly less about that one though...

[Drenon]

My Bloody Valentine to Elliot Carter - variety really :D

[ghaefb]

I listren strictly Wu and I'm wu4life. Wich I think is rear these days.(kids listening to that commercial pop-rap)
I saw Raekwon and last weak Inspectah Deck live. I heard they are having some arguments and new album is comming and all that.. But Wu-tang are far from done, Rza wuldn't allow that. They are having a lot of tours lately, mostly around europe, they are busy :p
Inspectah said "wu tang is for ever!" like five times on stage last weak.
Damn right it is :cool:
peace

[foolish]

Bargh, rap-music is evil!

Right now I'm listening to a norwegian band called "Postgirobygget", great music for enjoying myself in the sun (Yes, we have sun in Norway, and yes, it does scare the polar bears).

Usually I'll listen to anything with an acoustic guitar in it. And most music with electric ones too.

My favorite artists right now are: Ellioth Smith, Smashing Pumpkins, Manic Street Preachers, Damien Jurado, The Dandy Warhols and Sondre Lerche.

[Ug]

Originally posted by foolish
Bargh, rap-music is evil! Agreed,

[harlekin]

when rap-music would be evil all the bad guys (also called gangstas) would have made it to the top.
for the sake of all it isnt...
im not that fluence with english so i dont understand half the rhymes these guys spit out (me thinks thats not that bad)

my current playlist contains of:
jazz (marceo parker / cannonball adderly / all the jazz-stuff of my neighbors)
chillout:
morcheeba
lamb
de phazz
air
moby
"cafe del mar" various artists

rock
foo fighters
franz ferdinand (very cool new german band )
so called rap (in german language so i get it)
thomas D
die fantastischen vier..

i have 2 switch it a bit cos of sping
( a lot more chillout / brazilectro)

[foolish]

Franz Ferdinand is Scottish dude, but you are right about them beeing quite excelent.

[Ug]

I saw Franz Ferdinand live not that long ago, when they were touring round here. Pretty damn good live.

I'm also seeing them this summer at Reading Festival. (Which is Britain's premier rock festival http://www.readingfestival.com/ )

[Ug]

I'm currently listening to XFM though. Which you can stream at http://www.xfm.co.uk

It's Londons Rock Music station.

[harlekin]

sorry folks the name sounded "krautish" :D
they're really cool heard them life a couple of weeks before. got the album. great stuff men

readingfestival? where is it located (best with a trip-guide) and when does it start exactly? and what bands will be there? (have 2 plan my summer-holidays...)
<edit>
just follow the link ...

got it, thx
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[Thoreau]

n no order
Bob Dylan -- Tangled up in Blue
Van Morrison -- These are the days
Tom Waits -- On the Nickel
They Might be Giants -- Birdhouse in Your Soul
Arlo Guthrie -- City of New Orleans
Bruce Springsteen -- Darkness on the Edge of Town
The Clash -- London Calling
Do or Die -- Do You Want to Ride
Elvis Costello -- Radio Radio
Jimmy Buffet -- Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes
Leonard Cohen -- Everybody Knows
The Pogues -- If I Should Fall from Grace

as of right now, this month :) I'm only 21, but I know what good music is. My parents raised me on "oldies' motown mostly(my mom was born Detroit proper)

[Ug]

Reading Festival (http://www.readingfestival.com/) is located in the town of Reading, which is not that far west of London. You can get there from London Waterloo station. A sister festival also occurs in Leeds at the same time, with the same bands but they appear on different days.

The date of the festival is the 27th - 29th August 2004. All of the weekend camping tickets have now sold out for Reading Festival but day tickets are still available. There will be about 100,000 people there on each day.

The current lineup looks something like this:

http://www.readingfestival.com/images/upload/Reading-Line-Up(1).gif

Although the lineup is only about 50% completed. There are a number of other stages still to have lineups announced for.

[harlekin]

damn...

no camper-tickets anymore? would be a long trip allover from germany just 4 1 day :(

me thinks the festival-summer will bring me 2 roskilde than (although i didnt read the line-up there till now)

[Fedoran00bi]

I listen to

Drum n Bass
Techno
Hard House/Trance
Alternitive Rock/Metal

:o

[Pegasus]

I listen Anne Clark atm :D

[Avon]

England My Home by The Levellers :)

[melgrim]

Evanescence

I'm addicted to it!

[Techtoucian]

I've been listening to the TripleJ Hottest 100. They're a number of compilations released by a popular alternative radio station in Australia. There's some good stuff in these albums. Including Weezer, You Am I, U2, Dandy Warhols, Eskimo Jo etc, skimming through the playlist.

[yarjar]

Black Eyed Peas - Let's Get Retarded

>_> <_< >_>

[sailor]

Ray Wylie Hubbard....Growl

[jimbo]

What ever is playing on KEXP!

www.kexp.org

mp3 stream: http://kexp-mp3-1.cac.washington.edu:8000

[Nefarious]

Various OC Remixes... Chrono Trigger to Final Fantasy to Zelda... Just a current addiction.

[Optimistic]

Right now I'm listening to Beck's Mutations. Earlier I had on Radiohead, Robert Johnson, and 50 Cent. A bit eclectic today.

[Ug]

Originally posted by Nefarious
Various OC Remixes... Chrono Trigger to Final Fantasy to Zelda... Just a current addiction. Geek.

[Nefarious]

Originally posted by Ug
Geek.

Do you have a point? Or do you enjoy pointing out the completely obvious...? hehe :-p :-D

[Ug]

It just had to be said, especially when you find someone listening to remixes of video game music.

[Nefarious]

Yeah, true... the sad part is I have a friend that listens to it almost entirely... no other taste in music.

So, it could be worse... :-p

[deuch]

Avril lavigne :-) Under my skin ... GREAAAATTTTT !!!

deuch

[Ug]

Oh dear god no - anything but Avril* please, for the love of God!







* - and any other insanely annoying pop piece that I may decide upon at a later time.

[Prometheus]

Wanna know really geeky? my friends and i made a cd of all the cool game soundtracks we liked, Halo, Zelda, Metroid, all the old Mario themes, now that is ultra geek. It was fun though.

[Nefarious]

Nothin' wrong with that... aslong as it didn't go past one CD... :-p

[savudin]

my playlist:

massive attack
portishead
augie
sven vath
mister c
dream theatre

It's just a some of them :). As you can see i have various interests.

[h4d]

Originally posted by savudin
my playlist:

massive attack
portishead
augie
sven vath
mister c
dream theatre

It's just a some of them :). As you can see i have various interests.

interesting change there: massive attack to dream theater???.. Anyway, ever heard The Liquid Tension Experiment?

[savudin]

I've heard aboute the band, but never actualy listened to them. I know some members of dream theater are playing there. Unofrunatley that's all I know aboute them :) Are they as good as dream theater is ?

[h4d]

Liquid Tension is great, especially if you already like Dream Theater you gotta listen to them. No vocals though...

check this site out: http://www.yesiknow.com/lte/

[savudin]

Originally posted by h4d
Liquid Tension is great, especially if you already like Dream Theater you gotta listen to them. No vocals though...

check this site out: http://www.yesiknow.com/lte/

I must do it now :) I'll try to get myselfe a cd.

[Picomp314]

Currently:
Opeth
Radiohead
Coldplay

[Ug]

I've seen all three of those bands live. :D

I saw Opeth in London in December 2001, Radiohead at Glastonbury 2003 and Coldplay at Glastonbury 2002.

[mark]

Almost completely classical. I tend more towards the Russian school - Tchaikovsky, Moussorgsky, Borodin, et al. With liberal doses of Dvorak, Beethoven and Gershwin tossed in.

Also, Barber's Adagio for Strings and Elgar's Enigma Variations have been known to bring a tear to my eye - must be gettin' old...

For a change of pace, I like Leo Kotke. If you're into acoustic guitar work, I recommend Dreams and All That Stuff and My Feet Are Smiling. This guy does things with a 12-string I would never have attempted on a 6-string - and I used to play professionally (back in the Dark Ages...).

[ghaefb]

I love Coldplay... they are great !

[cyborg]

Darkness,
Sum41,
David Gray

I like most music

[jzke]

Right now:

Deep Purple
Led Zeppelin
Black Sabbath

[kman]

Madvillain
Yeah Yeah Yeah's
Franz Ferdinand
The Von Bondies
Onelinedrawing
The Killers
Anberlin
Hot Hot Heat
The Streets
Old Crow Medicine Show --poke fun if ya wanna

..and yes, Leo Kotke is an amazing guitarist.

[Thoreau]

I've been listening to "The Clash on Broadway" 3 Cd-set. i love it

[Jman]

Currently some awesome trance mixes from DJ Dawn (http://www.slyfx.com/music/djdawn/).

[rkl]

The CD single of Spiller's "Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)" (featuring Sophie Ellis-Bextor on vocals). It's the 10-year anniversary issue by Positiva that came out last year, so they gathered together 9 remixes on the disc that last over an hour in total!

[cathal]

Pantera

Slayer

Fear Factory

[everest]

Thievery Corporation
Federico Aubele
Thunderball

[Ug]

Currently:

Taking Back Sunday - Tell All You Friends
Dashboard Confessional - A Mark, A Mission, A Brand, A Scar
The Killers - Hot Fuss
Razorlight - Up All Night

[Picomp314]

i like your music choice Ug

for me it is:
Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song
Led Zeppelin - Kashmir
Beatles - Eleanor Rigby
Goo Goo Dolls - Iris
Johnny Cash - A Boy Named Sue
Marcy Playground - Sex and Candy

[Ug]

Thanks, I try my best. I'm off to Reading Festival (http://www.readingfestival.com/) (The UK's biggest Rock festival) at the end of august, the line up of which you'd probably enjoy.

[johnnyq]

Taking back Sunday
New Found Glory
Thrice
The Starting Line
Brand New
The Used

[inha]

bands I've been listening a lot to lately:

send more paramedics
dying fetus
social distorition
CDC
negative approach
unearth
descendents

+hundreds of others.

[bob]

Rock & Country mostly, since Rock has been around for 50 years now and I've listened to every bit of it from the start. Country since that's where many of my old rock idols have ended up. However, what I'm downloading and buying now is mainly from IUMA where unknowns are waiting to be noticed. Check out the talent of Big John Scherer, the B-Team Blues Band and the Hillbilly Hellcats.

[megaprogman]

Lets see....

Funker Vogt
Covenant
Die Krupps
Front Line Assembly
Nitzer Ebb

[Varkk]

Have you guys tried Audioscrobbler? It is a site with a small plugin for a few music players which keeps track of what you listen to and suggests other artitsts you may like. here is my profile for example http://www.audioscrobbler.com/user/Varkk/

All their plugins are open source too.

[foolish]

Let me recommend you some norwegian music for late fall and winter nights.

Janove Ottesen - Go tell her
Janove Ottesen - Down to the vertigans
Thomas Dybdahl - A lovestory
Thomas Dybdahl - If we want it, it's right
Thomas Dybdahl - Honey
(all 3 of his albums are great for a gloomy night of melancoly)
Minor Majority - She gave me away
Midnight Choir - Harbor Hope
William Hut - King of
William Hut - It's the breeze

All in english, all good for the fall.

[engwnbie]

It's all good. I like all kinds of good music except rap. I'm listening to early Dean Martin as I write this

[james_in_denver]

Single gun theory
Beth Orton
William Orbit
Peter Gabriel
Acoustic Alchemy
Pink Floyd
Phil Collins
Enya
Coctuae Twins
Bob Marley
UB40
Sinead O'Conner
Kate Bush
Barenaked Ladies
Amethystium
Blue Nile
David Grey
Dead Can Dance
FC Kahuna
Frank Sinatra
Groove Armada
Lauri Anderson
Moby
Morcheeba
Pretenders
Sarah Mclachlen
Stereolab
Supreme Beings of Leisure
Julie Cruise
Dave Mathews
Coldplay
Hiroshima, Kitaro
Michelle Shocked
REM
Sting
(that's about half)

[ieuuk]

biffy clyro :-D

[Daizy]

I don't really need to put up a list, because all the people that have either Pink Floyd or Nine Inch Nails in their list listen to all my faves!

Good grief,

[MikeyMike]

jay-z Blueprint

[bunsen]

at the moment, i am listening the rat-pack (frank sinatra, sammy davis jr., dean martin) :)

[james_in_denver]

Fiona Apple
Sinead O'Conner
Amethystium
Beth Orton
Moby
Morrissey
Counting Crows

[kennon]

Hmm this one is a toughie for me...but when I am working on the computer my playlist pretty much consists of:

Rush
Rush
Rush
And a little Rush sometimes...

Heh...any old crackers or phreaks out there still listening to Rush? Man back in the day I didn't know any hackers who didn't have Rush on constant rotation. I guess I am getting old... :-(

[pbtpu40]

Well, I may be a geek, but I'm also a free speaking red neck, as such I'm listening to country, as well as some good classics such as the rat pack and frank sinatra. But at this very moment is Montgomery Gentry - You do your thing, and also some good techno is in there like prodigy, and paul oakanfield... also have some rap like 50 cent, lil jon, country consists of bands like trace adkins, toby kieth, montgomery gentry, etc.

[Chas.H]

I just took off the headphones...
Emerson, Lake and Palmer...
Live at the Isle of Wight Festival, 1970...
Pictures at an Exhibition is an absolute masterpiece!
*shudders*

[jtang613]

Bargh, rap-music is evil!

Perhaps... Or perhaps it's simply a commercial product filling a niche.
Personally, I say bring on the evil :D

I listen to rap/hiphop (and none of that pop-rap):
WuTang, A Tribe Called Quest, Mobb Deep, Gravediggaz, Pharcyde, Souls of Mischeif, Mystikal, (old) Outkast, Beastie Boys, Redman, Roots, Artifacts, Royal Flush... etc.

And I also listen to metal/industrial:
NIN, RATM, White/Rob Zombie, Ministry

As well as:
Metallica, ACDC, White Stripes, Sublime.

The heavier, the better... Helps me focus when I'm working.

[Chas.H]

jtang613,
If you are near Toronto, you would have loved CFNY in its prime, c1980. I think it is now known as The Edge or something like that and is waaaay more commercial than before.

[wct1490]

Evanescence, Oasis, and maroon5
all the music that sounds good to me...I listen to them.
from heavy metal to classical music

[senderap]

At this very moment:
Chimaira -- Pass Out O fExistence

[hollenjj]

Currently listening to...

Breaking Benjamin
Queensryche
Lacuna Coil

[megaprogman]

Audio clip from the movie Falling Down (I keep those in my mp3 folder
Neuroactive - Space Divider
X Marks The Pedwalk - Facer

www.rantradio.com
www.nocturnalradio.com

[Picomp314]

i discovered recently
+Death Cab for Cutie
+Elliot Smith

& most of those above too, although i don't listen to too much rap

[Sanosuke_Lover]

I am currently listening to Rurouni Kenshin

Flute Solo
Sanosuke's Theme
Freckles (English)
Freckles (Japanese)
Kenshin's Theme

And other animeish music like that. Then to non-anime. lol :o