What are you listening to?

• #90 Reply
  Posted by Rujah on 29 Aug, 2005 15:59
• Quote from: Wolfman

  Mos Def & Talib Kweli Are
  BLACK STAR
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• #91 Reply
  Posted by Gordo on 31 Aug, 2005 23:07
• who loves reggae?
  
  John Brown\'s Body - Pressure Points
  
  bought it today, its incredible for roots, dub-style reggae. it sounds like Black Uhuru done right. perfect harmonies, sweet horn fills, definitely infectious dance grooves. im shocked, these dudes are white and they sound like a true jamaican import. theyre playing in Utica on Sep. 9, y\'all should check them out. i bet their **** is awesome live, they\'re an eight piece i think with live horns. ill find out in a couple weeks with a Milwaukee>Chicago two-nighter.
  
   :stoned:
  
  hooray beer!
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• #92 Reply
  Posted by Rujah on 31 Aug, 2005 23:19
• neil young- greendale. back when the neil oung was originally playing hte album caught back at SPAC. everyone was pissed b/c he was plaing an of his earlier ****, however he did play hey hey now now
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• #93 Reply
  Posted by stabmasterarson on 01 Sep, 2005 00:03
• allman bros. live at the fillmore east
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• #94 Reply
  Posted by Blackieshamps on 01 Sep, 2005 01:28
• Immortal Technique - Revolutionary Volume 1
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• #95 Reply
  Posted by stabmasterarson on 01 Sep, 2005 01:46
• i like vol 2 better, although that song (number eleven) about billy jacobs on vol one is **** up. also bumpin mf doom live from planet x, hot ****, change the beat, gas draws, rhymes like dimes, all the classics. and of course frank sinatras greatest hits vol. 1
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• #96 Reply
  Posted by plainandsimple on 01 Sep, 2005 02:14
• Whitey Ford(album)
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• #97 Reply
  Posted by Ant-Man on 03 Sep, 2006 14:45
• Rush - 2112
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• #98 Reply
  Posted by skalnbyc on 03 Sep, 2006 15:16
• NuJazz/Broken Beat:  P\'taah-Staring at the Sun; Jeremy Ellis-The Lotus Bloom; Jazzelicious Presents
  
  Brazil:  Sergio Mendes - Timeless
  
  Afrobeat: The Budos Band
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• #99 Reply
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 03 Sep, 2006 15:30
• Mason Jennings - Be Here Now
  
  John Mayer - Waiting for the World to Change
  
  Stevie Wonder - Boogie On Reggae Woman
  
  Widespread Panic - The Take Out
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• #100 Reply
  Posted by Buquebus on 03 Sep, 2006 21:48
• : j0rd/\\n &i@n&r3c0- "5 Long Years" and "Across The Universe"
  on repeat every lunch break and post-work/latenight
  <<< didn\'t know it was a beat;es tune :disco: :no: :shrug: :no
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• #101 Reply
  Posted by Diggit on 09 Sep, 2006 21:40
• Trading off from one track of Umphrey\'s McGee Safety in Numbers and Widespread Panic Earth to America. It\'s eerie almost how well they play together.
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• #102 Reply
  Posted by Rujah on 09 Sep, 2006 23:07
• The Breakfast- Surreal Sampler
  
  thanks again Fitz
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• #103 Reply
  Posted by WALSH on 10 Sep, 2006 11:47
• Shpongle- Are You Shpongled?
  Brazilian Girls- Talk to La Bomb
  DJ Inc- Live at Tempo(ATL) 3/04
  
  
  and an in depth review of \'06 Biscuits and marveling at the pace that the band has improved with the new drummer.  It is unreal what they have done in less than a year.  They truly have awoken the RAGIN\' Bisco Fiend in myself, that over the past 2 1/2 years has been lying dormant.
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• #104 Reply
  Posted by ulee on 23 Jan, 2009 22:55
• Quote from: alexanderzurflu;118376

  
  Afrobeat: The Budos Band

  
  just heard these guys on the radio... pretty sweet !
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