Non-Classical Music Listening Thread!

[CD]

Do you have this one, Corey? I love it.

Ultra-Foxx? I haven't heard that one actually, but I have heard Systems of Romance and Ha! Ha! Ha!. I think I prefer Vienna to the early stuff, but I like John Foxx solo more than all of them. Weird, huh?

[MN Dave]

Ultra-Foxx? I haven't heard that one actually, but I have heard Systems of Romance and Ha! Ha! Ha!. I think I prefer Vienna to the early stuff, but I like John Foxx solo more than all of them. Weird, huh?

This one is more Bowie/glam influenced. I really dig it.

[MN Dave]

Some nice plucking and strumming.

[karlhenning]

Why am I thinking Blade Runner? 

[MN Dave]

 

[karlhenning]

Oh, the flames reflected in the close-up eyeball.

[MN Dave]

Oh, the flames reflected in the close-up eyeball.

Ah. I see two people and the sun. 

[MN Dave]

[DavidW]

Oh, the flames reflected in the close-up eyeball.

Dang Karl, photographic memory there!

[Lethevich]

[MN Dave]

FTW! 

[Bogey]

[CD]

Oh, the flames reflected in the close-up eyeball.

I thought you meant the Voight-Kampff test thingy.

[karlhenning]

Maynard Ferguson, "Primal Scream" (from the 'Disco Maynard' epoch) 

[Harpo]

Joshua Bell: At Home with Friends: A mix of pop, classical, ethnic duets with various performers. The mixture of players and genres was too eclectic and ultimately unsatisfying, though he is still a fine violinist.

[The new erato]

My favorite Stones album (by pretty far)

[Bogey]

[Bogey]

Something that will have the jukebox jumping from Maine to California:

[MN Dave]

An old boss called me Harry James. 

now playing...

shuffle...

new wave...reggae...synth pop...punk...

[Bogey]

An old boss called me Harry James. 

"My name is Raymond J. Johnson, Jr. Now you can call me Ray, or you can call me J, or you can call me Johnny, or you can call me Sonny, or you can call me Junie, or you can call me Ray J, or you can call me RJ, or you can call me RJJ, or you can call me RJJ Jr, "but you doesn't hasta call me Johnson!"