What are u Bitches listening to, right now?

Then learn how to spell the fucking icon's name!

Believe it or not Chromatica by Gaga. It's a fantastic pop album. The deeper cuts are so well produced. I love it.

Ennio Morricone (while I stage movie scenes in my head)

Another good one

And finally

Wagner's Parsifal Overture

"This Modern Love" (Live at Maida Vale) - Bloc Party

Op & R2 are stereotypical DLers

Dionne Warwick's moody and lightly funky 1970s cover of the 1960s R&B hit 'I Can't Wait Until I See My Baby's Face' has been on CONSTANT rotation lately!

Miss Warwick's entire "Then Came You" LP was an excellent offering that deserved more success outside of the title track.

I hope your wearing ear plugs, all that screaming that Babs does .

The Dvine One, Sarah Vaughan. Right now she's singing a fake bossa nova by Henry Mancini:

This is on my most listened to on Spotify lately.

I have no idea what this song is about but I love it.

I put up a post about this but Italo Pop

not a song

This band is slowly becoming my favorite band.

They sound very inspired by post-punk bands like The Raincoats and The Slits but have a B-25 quirk to them as well. Very No Wave, Surf Rock, Post-Punk.

I love them.

Christmas songs on Sirius.

I just can't get that "Nitty Gritty" song out of my head (nor the Bobby Banas video of it). Shirley Ellis - quite the singer!

Walcha's Bach Chorale Preludes BWV 599-639

Bobby Banas was one of the Jets in the first WSS film.

R12, I'm also loving "Far In" and working my way back through Helado Negro's discography.

Here's my current favorite.

The Hut-Sut Song by Horace Heidt.

I loathe Babs.

"The Game of Love" by Santana (ft. Tina Turner)

Spiritualized.

"The One You Love" - Rufus Wainwright

OMER BALIK - Coffee Blues (Official Video)

Early Barbra is pretty delicious- when she was still just a kid. First 10-15 albums still amaze. When she was in her prime — iconic.

Machine Gun Fellatio - Let Me Be Your Dirty Fucking Whore

....

I heard this one on the Late Night Tales mix from Belle and Sebastian - really loved it. I think it's from the 70s or 80s.

It's by Milton Nascimento. (Not Darfur Orphan as the photo suggests.)

"Drastic Measures" by Sarah Slean

Yo-Yo Ma plays Enrico Morricone; Sade's The Ultimate Collection; Adele 30; Ross's Thank You; Symphoniacs; and tracks from old Enigma CDs

Yes, I am an eldergay.

Been listening to a lot of Bowie and The Smiths, lately.

chill

Wynonna

"Broken Biscuit", an early Sia B-side:

Dvorak's Cello Concerto

Time to get up and do the Electric Slide!

"Take the Key" - All Saints

Lux Radio Theater on Youtube. They're doing Double Indemnity.

Thank You to whoever the queen is on here who made me aware of Jackie "Mrs. Tony Hatch" Trent's outstanding cover of 'It's Not Unusual'. It's been receiving frequent plays from me over the last few months. Miss Trent preformed it in Mid-60s, Beat Ballad style and drained every once of soul & emotion she could out of those lyrics. Tom who?!

r22 This version was played in A Christmas Story.

Right this minute, I am listening to Five Colors from Sam Phillips' Fan Dance album.

"Ghosts" by Ana Silvera

"Dream" by Bishop Briggs

meow.

still slaps

What deep Barbra cuts were you listening to, OP?

Listening to Tony Desare. Wishing I could be with my deceased Partner.

Never too old or exhausted to dance!

....

Stay strong, R54

Natalie Cole, Pet Shop Boys, Julian Ovenden, Jane Monheit, and Bobby Caldwell.

What can I say? I'm odd.

Love her...

I love that album, R59! Especially "Baby I'm a Fool" and "If the Stars Were Mine".

Amanda Lear.

I can't be sure but I think she's talking about her 🐈.

"Sing to Me" - Rosalie Deighton

Thank you r57

Sunlight in the Rain by Kelli Ali

Dolly Parton - A Cappella Medley

Kylie

This underrated gem by Eurythmics from the 2000s

A classic

For R54 =

Also for R54 =

Man On A Mission...

Forever For You =

What, no Broadway show tunes ??

"This Is Love" - PJ Harvey

Now and Forever, bitch!

"Physical (You're So)" - Nine Inch Nails covering Adam Ant

90s were a really good decade for dance remixes

Far Away Places-Margaret Whiting

OP: "Icon"

Eat shit for cliches and oh, dear, for cultural ignorance.

Sure, early Babs is great, but OP doesn't reflect well by her finicky, homogenized and fondant glory.

I like to make beaded jewelry and sell it at summer folk festivals.

Schwarzkopf sings operetta

Callas sings Puccini

The Cure. I got caught in a loop listening to “Pictures of You” because I love that 80’s style guitar break.

Mahler

Miss Warwick and the Spinners

La Rondine. Beautiful.

"Shoulda Woulda Coulda" - Beverley Knight

R89: very nice, thanks for posting

This orchestral version is amazing too

This.

Bach, Cantata 131.

The entire cantata is gorgeous, but the quartet starting at 10:00 "I harre den Herrn" is miraculous.

"And Dream of Sheep" by Kate

Hounds of Love is such a great album r94.

I love that album, I also love The Sensual World.

Brahms' Clarinet Quintet - Emerson String Quartet with David Shifrin.

"I Need a Love Song" - Ocean Colour Scene

I Should Care by Martha Tilton.

This Evergreen! Summer of 2012!

"Sour Lemon" - Kobenz & Katy Rose

"Lighthouse Keeper" - My Friend the Chocolate Cake

Emile Nicolas makes music that I can agree is good, but it annoys me. Now put her together with Isah ( who also have some music that annoys me) and I love the result.

Not bored with this yet

"Grey Gardens" - Rufus Wainwright

"Taste You" - Auf der Maur

[quote] I’m getting in DEEP with Barbara Streisand.

This is my single favorite DL sentence in a long time.

A band I had never heard of until yesterday. Fontaines D.C. Cute lead singer.

This sweet 2-step number!

"October", one of Evanescence's unreleased songs:

"I Want You" - Bob Dylan

This lovely remix of Nina’s ‘Turn Me On’ by Tony Humphries

Jonathan Reid Gealt featuring Sasha Allen - I Don’t Need Anything to Know I Love You

Ibibio Sound Machine - All That You Want

"Happy Ending" - Mika

"The Weakness in Me" - Joan Armatrading

The sound of my melodious farting.

"Crazy for You" - Best Coast. Cute video.

I was just watching the ABC videos 'Look of Love' and 'Poison Arrow' videos. Those songs sound alike but I still love them. Also Lisa VanderPump was a model in the Poison Arrow video.

Cusco- Ghost Dance

Snowfall with the Monkees after that intermission, Callas as "Norma."

(HBO Max) Station Eleven Soundtrack.

es ist gut

Lindsey Buckingham, "Bang a Drum," part of his 1985 musical tribute to recently deceased (12/28/83) Beach Boys drummer, Dennis Wilson, from the album Go Insane.

Deborah Cox - This Bitter Earth

This seems apt in our troubled time

Sharon Jones

making of bat out of hell / full video w/ ads streaming

I LOVE this song, keep replaying it.

Great arrangement of a very old song

Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs

Bent - I Can't Believe It's Over

Bent - Always

‘I’ll be Missing You’

"Egg Dance" - Giovanni Mucci

This Cyndi classic, reinterpreted

Jussie still looks good here, in 2016

How deep are you in Babs, Op?

This currently.

My rat terrier snoring beside me.

Sunset Blvd. with G.

The Teardrop Explodes - Reward

Old wine in some new bottle

"It's Only Love" - Heather Nova

Jelly Roll - Save Me

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Simple Man

Eva Petersen - Sunday Love Affair

Chris Cornell - "Nothing Compares 2 U" (Prince Cover)

I want to hear more about getting in deep with Barbra. What are you listening to OP?

Prince - Cream

José James - Trouble

Hiatus Kaiyote - 'Chivalry Is Not Dead'

Imagine Dragons - Greatest Hits

Johnny Horton - I'm Ready, If You're Willing

"Everything Goes" - Natalie Imbruglia

Drake White and friends - Kasey Tyndall, Ben Chapman, and Josh Kiser

Kasey Tyndall - Jesus and Joan Jett

Ben Chapman ft. Meg McRee- Puppet Strings

Josh Kiser - Whiskey Wins

It's FUNKY.

"Como La Flor" by Selena. Because it's been stuck in my head for weeks.

Aterciopelados - mtv unplugged

MANÁ - MTV Unplugged

LIVE Mtv Unplugged

Pearl Jam - MTV Unplugged

Penny- Cauchemar

"Periphery" - Fiona Apple

^ Here's the link:

No no... NOTORIOUS!

I love Fiona Apple, R172. She was a recent recommendation from a friend who always seems to know what I might like. I mean, I know of her hits from the 90s, but I hadn't dug deeper.

Currently, I am loving current French electronica. Polo and Pan, Bleu Toucan and L'Imperatrice. Upbeat chill is what I have wanted to listen to. Also in the category is a group from the '60s and early '70s, The Friends of Distinction. I had never heard of them and Apple Music slipped them into a playlist. I am fairly obsessed by the lush sound and mostly upbeat feel. I love discovering new music. There is also another playlist on Apple Music called Strike A Pose. It's gay-oriented dance and can be silly fun. I listen sometimes on the drive to work to put me in a good mood. Crank that UP!

[quote]What are u Bitches listening to, right now?

Nothing.

Cheesy Arabic pop

God, I miss Egypt.

Posting this not because of Aquaria in the video, just because it's a terrific song with a lovely Martina Sorbara vocal.

love

Cowboy Bebop - Don't bother none

r175

some recommendations:

Møme

Tayc

Modjo

Monsieur Nov

Benjamin Diamond

Freddy

Clan Of Xymox

Les Nubians

Degiheugi

Gage

Tems

Humphrey

Zaho

Sheryfa Luna

Sweet Life

Afrodiziac

Adekunle Gold

Sandy Cossett

Corneille

Juliette Greco

Vibe

Doria

M.I.A - Bamboo Banga

METRIC - The Shade

Riton, Bad Boy Chiller Crew - Come With Me (Riton's On A Charva Tip Remix - Audio)

Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds--Disappear

Rodgers and Hammerstein Songbook

"Eavesdrop" (Alternate Version) - The Civil Wars

How To Embrace Confrontation

"I've Got You under My Skin" - Carly Simon

Apparently George Michael was a fan of this song. Shame he never recorded a version; his voice would have really suited it.

Ed Ames. Proud Mary

R181, I thank you!

Song Around The World: Come As You Are

Citizen Cope - Full Session - 8/28/2017 - Paste Studios - New York, NY

Genevieve Chadwick and Faye Blais - Old Man (Neil Young Cover)

"Colors” is a feel-good single from the Black Pumas, originally released on their self-titled debut album and nominated for two GRAMMYs. Slash, The Pocket Queen, Tony Kanal and more than 20 musicians and dancers from 10 countries accompany the Black Pumas in this Song Around The World version, featured at Peace Through Music: A Global Event for the Environment.

“When The Levee Breaks” is a powerful, thought-provoking and emotionally-charged classic by Led Zeppelin, from their Led Zeppelin IV album. The song is a rework of the 1929 original release by Kansas Joe Mccoy and Memphis Minnie about the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927; the most destructive river flooding in U.S. history. Legendary multi-instrumentalist, John Paul Jones, is accompanied by Stephen Perkins of Jane's Addiction, Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks and over 20 musicians and dancers from seven different countries, in this Song Around The World version featured in Peace Through Music: A Global Event for the Environment.

I'm doing a deep dive into The Monkees albums. They have a lot of great non-hit stuff! Micky has one of the best voices, really under-rated I think.

DJ Godfather "Sidney Smooth"

I think to someone who is falling through the thin ice of the smallish pond not far from our condominium complex parking lot, which I must say is proving annoying due to the resulting noise interrupting my catching up on reading newest DL post updates.

"Kare Kare" - Crowded House

I think r217 is having a stroke. Are you ok, hun?

This

and now I'm listening to this.

"I'm on Fire" - Stateless (ft. Shara Worden)

Jay Z - Tom Ford

Jonny playing at the Rock im plast festival back in 1999 (05.23.1999). "Walking away" from "Wander this world

Randy Crawford and Angela Bofill…

Mahalia Jackson - Summetime ... Motherless Child

"Where It's At" - Beck

Cold Chisel "Pretty Little Thing"

Gunna dedicate this one to Nicholas Fairford!

I Can Change Your Mind (Vocal House Mix) - Madison Park

"Left Handed Kisses" - Andrew Bird (ft. Fiona Apple)

This.

The Grand Diva exit to ends all exits! It’s Miss Ross of course

^^ to end

Let There Be Rock: The Origins Of AC/DC (Full Documentary)

R206: that’s probably one of Geri’s best song. Sensual and sinewy, there’s something James Bondish/movie soundtrack-like about its lingering charm

R221: OMG Eyes of Laura Mars. So 70s, so Iconic, truly a Cult Film that only reveals its true charm in retrospect

Cock Robin - When Your Heart Is Weak

Ari Lennox - Pressure

I'm ALL over the place when it comes to music. I have 3 for 4 songs in my head every other day. Plus I work from home, so I listen to music all day.

Rediscovering Miss Randy Crawford…I miss distinctive voices like hers…

This remix is good. Dancey Miss Ross is always good for the weekend!

"Wake Up Romeo" - Caro Emerald

"She's the One" - World Party

The Swan of Tuonela

Something jittery glitchy as my nerves are bad tonight bad tonight Yes, bad. Stay with me. Speak to me. Why do you never speak? Speak.

"Kiss Me Hello" - Kristin Andreassen

Yanni…don’t hate me.

I just remembered Annie. I wonder what ever happened to her.

R8- I like The Who- does that make me the opposite of a stereotype?

R250 She released a new record last year.

I watched Rocketman at the beginning of the first lockdown (exactly two years ago) and kept listening to this song while going for walks. Now I'm self-isolating with COVID and can't even do that. Never would have guessed this would still be going on two years later.

Kylie Minogue Live at Glastonbury. Such a fun live recording. You can tell she and the audience are having a great time.

DYLYN - Liar

This haunting number: sometimes it IS too late

Omg.

"Try" (Acoustic) - Nelly Furtado & the Kronos Quartet

[quote] Neil Z. Yeung from AllMusic said "Four years after their painfully hip debut, Confident Music for Confident People, Australia's Confidence Man amassed even more of their titular surety, letting their guard down and fully embracing their dance roots on the celebratory Tilt. While the devastating cool of their first album made it feel like trying to get into a club with a high cover charge, Tilt throws the doors open and invites everyone to the party, going full-bore on a collection of '90s house-indebted thrills that uplift listeners to another plane of pure euphoria.”

Alan Walker & Isak - Sorry

Chris Holsten - Smilet i ditt eget speil

I'm 37 minutes into the movie "Meet me in St. Louis," so at intervals I'm hearing the vocal perfection of the inimitable Judy.

Orville Peck’s Bronco!

"You Could Have Been a Roosevelt" - Aimee Mann

This remix of ‘Everytime’. Congratulations BritBrit on your upcoming baby!

I am rediscovering Hall and Oats.. Such good songs.

Don't laugh but I just discovered Bjork. I've been listening to her albums in chronological order while getting really stoned.

Got me another one I wanna dedicate to Nicholas Fairford....

Whitesnake "Lie Down (I think I love ya)" from 1979

I'm listening to Lulu, bitches!

Something really old skool, the 1988 ‘Good Life’

Out just a few hours ago. New stomper from Jamie XX.

Mahler - Symphony No. 1. Leonard Bernstein. CBS/Sony remastered box set.

Thanks to Dying Light 2, I've brushed the dust off of my Metric record "Fantasies" and been listening to...

R273 Was he holding back the Gay during that performance? Because he did his best work then.

Rain and hail

Grunge, but made and meant for Gen Zers

^ oops link

^ Vintage Gaultier body tattoo tops, dangly chains looped through the belt hoops, clunky shoes: god the 90s/early 00s are really on display

I'm not even embarrassed. This is so much fun.

Ms Utada performed yesterday at Coachella, including her first international hit, ‘First Love’.

Here’s a dance remix version

Insanely catchy, especially the chorus

I just listen to Noah and the Whale after a snippet on Heartstoppers, haven’t thought of them in over a decade and they still sounded fresh.

I prefer Barbra Cook.

Psychedelic Furs first two albums because I’m an old.

"Good Problems" - Clairy Browne & the Bangin' Rackettes

Heard it on the new Death on the Nile, now can't stop.

"Minnie the Moocher's Wedding Day" - Cab Calloway

I Should Care by Martha Tilton

I found it. I found the most Facebook Mum song of all time.

This rousing number from Enya!

This remix version of Janet’s ‘Together Again’ by Tony Humphries

The first uptempo song about AIDS, released in 1997, two years after Dr David Ho’s breakthrough cocktail drug therapy

The Empress

Mahler's 3rd Symphony, conducted by Claudio Abbado.

Pop perfection

"After the Gold Rush" - Neil Young

Heard this at a wedding recently, rather poignant

"You Can Find The Feeling" by The Master Musicians of Jajouka

Fresh off the oven: Peggy God’s remix of this Kylie hit

^ Peggy GOU

Barry Manilow

"Money Trees" by Kendrick Lamar and looking at my investment portfolio with a deep sadness...

Aerosmith Young Lust

Feeling aged...

More like watching.

Silk Sonic's cover of Con Funk Shun's "Love Train" live.

I love what they did with this. They jammed. Period.

The incomparable Ms Alison Moyet, singing ‘Only You’ at the Burberry S/S 2016 fashion show

Doja Cat, Lil Nas X, Lady Gaga and Harry Styles.

I though Love Train was an O'Jays hit.

*thought

Jonathan Reid Gealt & Sasha Allen - I Don’t Need Anything to Know I Love You

Deborah Cox, Shanice, Chante Moore & Kelly Price - Lady Marmalade

Is that the Sasha Allen who was in the HAIR revival?

"I Don't Like Mondays" - Tori Amos

....

McAlmont & Butler - If You Want

[312] Yes it’s that Sasha Allen

[R312] Yes, it’s that Sasha Allen

This was after BAJOUR. Next up is Shirley Booth in A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN.

This new heart wrenching number by Liam Gallagher. I never realised he could sing in such a poignant manner

"Easy on Me" (Louis La Roche 1988 Fanmix) - Adele

Sky Ferreira - Don’t Forget

I was singing "Groovy Kind of Love" to myself when I happened upon this thread. I don't know why. I'm not in a state of grooviness with anyone at the moment. Maybe wishful thinking with Dead Boy Snatch, about whom I was just reading. Who can say?

And it's the version by the Mindbenders I was singing, not the Phil Collins desecration. Cat lovers may enjoy knowing that Toni Wine, co-writer of "Groovy Kind of Love" with Carole Bayer Sager, also sang "Meow, meow, meow, meow" in the Meow Mix commercials for 30 years.

"Forget About the Boy" from Thoroughly Modern Millie (Live at the 2002 Tony Awards)

"Are We Alright Again" by Eels - sounds like a post-COVID song

I’m high and grooving to some classic soul.

I'm liking hard rock and early metal more and more these days

I bought a new pair of speakers, and I'm listening to Jackson Browne albums for the first time in a long time. I'd been listening on computer speakers, which I still enjoy, but I like a bigger, fuller sound still, too.

R326 Thats a great album, I had it on CD, still have it but on streaming and MP3 for swimming to

Currently listening to Ghoultown - Drink With The Living Dead

"Turn, Turn, Turn" - the Byrds. I remember the original song from the original album (which I'm listening to now), and as well, when they used it at the end of one of the gay episodes on Cold Case.

R328. it's so surprisng because it sounds absolutely nothing like modern metal. And the jazz influence is palpable.

Apocalypse by Cigarettes After Sex

Sultry, sexy, dream pop. Not a single bad song on their records. If you are a romantic, their music it great to make love to.

"Hot Feet" by the BeauBowBelles

Madge’s newly remastered ‘Deeper and Deeper’ sounds good

an AA meeting on Zoom

"Do It Again" - the Beach Boys

After Forever--Black Sabbath

An unofficial reconfiguration of SMiLe by the Beach Boys

"Lost Where I Belong" - Andreya Triana

"Songbird" (Orchestral Version) - Christine McVie

Go Down Deb-by Spice, Sean Paul & Shaggy.

Summer Days and Summer Nights, by the Beach Boys, released July 5, 1965.

This one, hopefully it can help cleanse and calm in these troubled times

"Trophy" - Bat for Lashes

In honour of Wimbledon, here's a forty-year-old novelty song... "Chalk Dust: The Umpire Strikes Back" by The Brat (aka John McEnroe)

Regina Spektor's new album.

Mahler 2 - Abbado/CSO (1977)

Great ambient house/world fusion

"How 'Bout a Dance?" from the OBC of Bonnie & Clyde

the organ hour on WQED-FM. Every Sunday 10-11 PM.

Just discovered Jaime Cullam…great singer.

Mahler 8, Claudio Abbado, Berlin Philharmonic.

Why does he sound like he’d an American Southern accent?

Joni Mitchell's The Hissing of Summer Lawns

All the FeelS

"Suddenly" by ALA.NI. Her 2016 album YOU & I is worth checking out - one review described it as dark Disney x Billie Holiday. She's the cousin of Celena Cherry, lead singer of the 90s girl group Honeyz.

Chet Baker, Bill Evans

R353 Right on! Superb album!

This amazing acoustic rendition of ‘Crazy’

My Angela Bofill playlist…loved her as a closeted young gayling.

You call yourself a fan and you decided to post that photo of her?!

The Jazz Guitar playlist on Spotify.

Manu Katche, Third Round. Best jazz album I've heard in a long time.

"Yes I'm a Witch" - Yoko Ono (ft. Palumbo of the Brothers Brothers)

The 'sunny genius'

Something idealistic and innocent and sweet

"You Can't Be Told" - Valerie June

Louis Armstrong's version of "La vie en rose"

Black Oak Arkansas "Hot And Nasty"

Why listen to Clapton when you can listen to Peter Green instead.

"Sugar" - Heather Nova

I, too, love the Sinfonia Concertante, eponymous r364!

Meanwhile, I'm listening to the Floradora Sextet.

Giving Diana a run for her $$$$!

Real live baby real love

"Local Girl" - Neko Case

Prinze George - IRS

Dvorak’s NWS by the Frankfurt Symphony.

Betty Davis - He Was A Big Freak

Concert with the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra. They’ve played an hour of 20th c. music. Next is Schubert’s Symphony No. 5.

"The Clapping Song" - Shirley Ellis

Father John Misty- Live in Belgium 2015- Its is probably one of the best live performances/shows I have had the pleasure of listening to!

Traffic

Best of the Pointer Sisters. All their music was fire.

My Lisa Dalbello playlist

"Bang bang" - Sheila

Nona Hendryx & Soul Clap - Keep Funkin' EP

This being the DL, is OP's post virtue-signalling?

This oldie but goodie

Steve Earle "Copperhead Road" - great album, has some memories for me as I bought it not long after I got together with my first boyfriend

Pet Sounds. In monophonic sound, the way Brian cut it. I've been listening to it somewhat obsessively this summer, the way I did when I bought it in 1974.

This song defined my freshman year of college.

Children Of Bodom - Somebody Put Something In My Drink

Cheesy AF but oh so catchy

90s Britrock/Britpop, particuarly Oasis.

And Baroque music, like Albinoni's oboe concertos. Nice stuff.

Oh, and I forgot about this little pearl. Russian Hardbass is a lot about taking the piss out of Russian prole culture --- and rather critical of Russian politics, politicians respectively there's a lot of criticism between the lines quite often.

^ suka = someone blabbing to the police and security service (which are 100 per cent pro Putin these days)

Elvis, amazingly remixed by Pnau

"Prisencolinensinainciusol" by Adriano Celentano

The String Queens

Do You Hunger for Me · Andy Guthrie

The Faint - Glass Danse

Archive - Londinium

Crustation - Face The Waves

Omegah - Why U No Happy?

"Sherry!" from the 1967 flop musical of the same name. This 1994 version is sung by Christine Baranski & Jonathan Freeman (aka Jafar).

The Sherry! OBC recording was announced in the trades but it never happened, sadly. Dolores Gray's voice should have been recorded more.

"Wild, Wild Life" - Talking Heads

Old Sea Brigade - Monochrome

Bitch & Animal - Best Cock On The Block

A few months ago there was a thread about songs that make you feel wistful. Someone had posted a link to the song, Cold Water by the Canadian artist, Matthew Good. For some reason I decided to give it a listen. I was instantly struck by how beautiful the song was. That prompted me to look into the album which contained this song. I saw that he did a cover of Cloudbusting by Kate Bush, so of course I had to listen. I was hooked; I am hooked. I'm very lucky to have discovered this genius songwriter with an amazing back catalog thanks to a fellow DLer. Thanks to whoever you are and maybe someone reading this will be inspired to discover a new artist and maybe that artist will be Matthew Good.

"Proper Cup of Coffee" - Ana Gasteyer

Listening to Janet Jackson ballads on my lunch walk today.

Come Back to Me

Lonely

Where Are You Now

I Get so Lonely

The Body That Loves You

"Dragonfly" by My Brightest Diamond. Makes me so nostalgic.

Isabelle Brown - The Game

Margaret Singana - Why Did You Do It

This is my favorite new song.

"Def Ass Musical Theatre Gangsta Jam"

Music by Michael Kooman, Lyrics by Chris Dimond

Performed by Eric Ankrim

Backup Vocals by Elise Campello, Trina Mills and Taylor Niemeyer

Stephen Schwartz is a talented songwriter and Akers is all class.

Lily Allen - Fuck You

"Bella Belle" by the Electric Swing Circus

Kind of Blue - Miles Davis

"I Eat Dinner (When the Hunger's Gone)" by Kate & Anna McGarrigle

Fun Retro Jpop by Black Biscuits, circa 1997

A few days ago the female vocalist Vivian Hsu/Xu Ruoxuan/徐若瑄 Sang it again at her solo concert in Taipei

"Caligula" - Macy Gray

Mary Lou Williams Trio, Free Spirits

"Baby Man" is sheer genius.

Always makes me a bit sad, because it reminds me of Sharon Tate.

"Life in Mono" by MONO

Is it actually in mono, though?

Recently rewatched Mean Girls

"We've Got Tonight"

Soul II Soul Live In Concert

Nutshell, Alice in Chains

I just discovered a young French band, KLON. They're a bit 90s techno/80s new wave/funk, they're young and good-looking, they sing in French, and they can actually play everything live. I love them so much that I don't mind that the gender-queer stuff--they're young, who cares.

"Wish You Were Here" (Pink Floyd cover) - Sparklehorse ft. Thom Yorke

I borrowed the new Madonna remix album from the Library and it's good! They tweak the oldies a little but their integrity remains intact. It's impossible not to sing along.

"Overlap" - Ani DiFranco

“The Trinity Sessions” by Cowboy Junkies. Before that it was “Zuma” by Neil Young and Crazy Horse. I’m eclectic, bitches.

"Almost Too Late" - Dan Schwartz - Harp Guitar

Thy Will Be Done

The latest release from Mylène Farmer

Mai Yamane - Invisible Love

"Smile" by Rhino Bucket from their first album "And Then It Got Ugly"

Bears some similarity with AC/DC but coarser and cruder

Cyril Neville's cover of Bobby "Blue" Bland's "I'll Take Care Of You" off Cyril's 2009 release titled "Brand New Blues". The Organ is played by Art Neville and the rest of the instruments are performed by Producer Brian J of The Pimps Of Joytime.

Buttermilk Bottom - Mr. Fantasy, feat. Tony Braunagel (A-Side Single, 1970)

RIP Mimi Parker of Low.

Röyksopp has slowly been releasing a 3 part project this year, Profound Mysteries.

Part III is due in a week or two and there are some teases on Youtube.

Another, with Alison Goldfrapp

Easy listening music; my nerves are rattled over this election.

Gale Garnett - "Small Potatoes"

[quote] What are u Bitches listening to, right now?

My hot stoner neighbor fucking his girlfriend. Now sshhhhh, I wanna hear him groan

Donna Theodore "Femininity"

Joi Lansing - The Silencer

I'm on a Big Mama Thornton kick.

A lot of Taylor Swift. Her music really is catchy when you let her in. She really is a story teller so even her more run of the mill pop tunes carry at least a bit more depth to them than say an Ariana Grande or Dua Lipa song, written by someone else.

I wanted to understand the hype and I think i finally see what's made this woman a pop powerhouse.

r456

This is beautiful r457. Thank you. This is reminding of the music they would choose Fox's The OC. That show had awesome music which created wonderful season soundtracks.

r458 he did a full cover of her album. . . it did make her a bit more tolerable to me

Bea Arthur - Fifty Percent

0:37:32 - I Can Cook Too - Lea DeLaria

I dedicate this to the DL

Been playing a lot of Syd Straw lately

Had to turn off local PBS classical station: nothing but Xmas on December 1. Go AWAY!

Now I'm listening to Linda Ronstadt on iTunes shuffle. 580 tracks.

Marvin Gaye, What's Going On.

Peggy Lee's "Christmas Carousel". DL's iconic Christmas Mouse gets a shout-out!

Leave some food for all his reindeer

And the Christmas Mouse

Leave a little bit of cheese

Somewhere around the house

"It Happened in Sun Valley"

Fan-made Girls Aloud megamix for their 20th anniversary

number 20, starting at 4:26

Kelly Finnigan & The Atonements - I Don't Wanna Wait (Live on KEXP)

Roy Clark

Randy Crawford…this album was only released in Europe, but I love this song, which should have been a hit!

Lee Marvin

[quote] The Singing Nun was Sister Luc-Gabrielle (born Jeanine Deckers), from a Fichermont, Belgium convent. Not to be confused with The Flying Nun. That was Sally Field.

[quote] In 1966, a movie starring Debbie Reynolds called The Singing Nun about Sister Luc-Gabrielle was released. The film, which bombed, took great liberties, glossing and dramatizing the real story. In the film, a version with English lyrics that had nothing to do with the original was used.

[quote] After the release of the movie, Sister Luc-Gabrielle left the convent and tried to maintain her recording career, this time under her real name - Jeanine Decker. She became a bit of a rebel, with singles like "Glory Be to God for the Golden Pill," a hymn to birth control. She embraced her lesbian sexuality and was pursued by the Belgian government over unpaid taxes relating to this song (all proceeds from the song went to the order, but she was still stuck with the tax bill). Drug problems complicated matters even more.

[quote] In 1985, Jeanine Deckers and her partner of 10 years, Annie Pecher, committed suicide by overdosing on barbiturates. Their center for autistic children had closed its doors, and they "lost all courage in the face of a losing battle with the tax people."

[quote] The pair were buried together with a quote from this song on their headstone: "J'ai vu voler son âme. À travers les nuages," which translates to, "I've seen her soul fly through the clouds."

They call him Flipper, Flipper, faster than lightning, No-one you see, is smarter than he, And we know Flipper, lives in a world full of wonder, Flying there-under, under the sea!

Everyone loves the king of the sea, Ever so kind and gentle is he, Tricks he will do when men appear, And how they laugh when he's near!

They call him Flipper, Flipper, faster than lightning, No-one you see, is smarter than he, And we know Flipper, lives in a world full of wonder, Flying there-under, under the sea!

"Be There" - UNKLE feat. Ian Brown

Waves crashing on my beach.

I have been listening to George Michael’s music all day.

Rose by Zazie, from the movie La Vie en Rose. Intoxicating.

SOS by SZA

One Horseshoe - Send Me a Nude

Bitch I Operate

Put your weights away

Gun Free Zone

"A Perfect Day Elise" (Single Version) - PJ Harvey

Seattle based Band and college radio's Super Deluxe - Farrah Fawcett

She Past Away - "Kasvetli Kutlama"

Turkish, dark wave

“Don Juan’s Restless Daughter” by Joni M.

i left my anger in a river running highway 5 new hampshire, vermont, bordered by college farms, hubcaps, and falling rocks voices in the woods and the mountaintops

i used to search for reservations and native lands before i realized everywhere i stand there have tribal feet running wild as fire some past life sister of my desire

jonas and ezekial hear me now steady now and don't come out i'm not ready for the dead to show it's face whose turn is it anyway? anyway?

now when i was young my people taught me well give back what you take or you'll go to hell it's not the devil's land, you know it's not that kind every devil i meet becomes a friend of mine every devil i meet is an angel in disguise

jonas and ezekial hear me now steady now and don't come out i'm not ready for the dead to show it's face whose angel are you anyway?

white - chain - rope - fear (hush my darling) be still my dear

a bullet in the head, now he's dead a friend of a friend, someone said he was an activist with a very short life i think there's a lesson here - he died without a fight

in the war over land where the world began prophecies say it's where the world will end but there's a tremor growing in our backyard fear in our heads, fear in our hearts prophets in the graveyard

Gayle King on the Gayle King Morning Show.

Takuya Kuroda · José James - Everybody Loves The Sunshine

William Fitzsimmons "It's Not True

"Venus Fly" - Grimes ft. Janelle Monáe

Getting into her now . I love woman in love

90s 90s - a german channel exclusively playing all-90's music. Streaming it all the time on Sonos. Its fantastic!

Les Miserables: The Staged Concert. 35th anniversary edition, on PBS.

I was in the mood for something tasteful and understated.

"The Oak Tree", a song from the 90s game King's Quest VII. Surprisingly charming for a video game soundtrack.

"Ruby Through the Looking Glass" - Tori Amos

Darker with the Day - Nick Cave

"I Like Jersey Best" - John Pizzarelli

"Save Me" - k.d. lang

Me'Shell NdegéOcello - Earth (Ben Watt Lazy Dog Remix)

Instrumentation By, Producer [Additional], Remix – Ben Watt - 8:44

Label: Maverick – 0-42453

Format: Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM

Country: US

Released: 2002

Genre: Electronic

Style: Deep House, Downtempo

Maggie Rogers. She's fantastic. Robert Glasper. Harry's House. Lana Del Ray. Miles Davis.

Anouk - Live at Fendal / Radio 538

djfelipeferreira

Sounds for the Supermarket! Better than a 90s Gap in store playlist, it’s Safeway 1975!

Muhammad My Friend - Myra Ellen Amos

"Moscow" - Autoheart

This remix version of ‘Tiburones’ [Sharks] is really catchy and danceable

Have had this stuck in my head all week:

The Emerson String Quartet doing Mendelssohn.

Seems like half the gay social media are going gaga right now over Beyoncé’s concert, it’s time to play this energetic remix of ‘Break My Soul’ by Ms Honey Dijon

Céline seems to have gone a little softer in her latest soundtrack outing

I just randomly remembered that Steps video where a Chinese dragon suddenly comes onscreen midway through and starts dancing with them

About the catchiest song on his new album

This legendary K-POP number, ‘Nobody’ by the Wonder Girls

No comedic distraction, just the Wonder Girls and their amazing synchronised dance moves

Schubert's Winterreise - Andras Schiff, Peter Schreier

R541 here: I was wrong. The most moving track on Ed Sheehan’s latest album, ‘Subtract’, is actually the last track, appropriately titled ‘Moving’

Unfortunately it’s a bonus track, and only available on the ‘deluxe CD’ edition

^ SheeRan’s latest album

Give My Regard to Broad Street medley: "Yesterday / Here, There and Everywhere / Wanderlust"

Right now it’s anything that I think will annoy my asshole misogynist and homophobic neighbors. They REALLY didn’t like Latifah’s U.N.I.T.Y. It seems that all of their wives and girlfriends share the same name. PUTA!

Right now I'm listening to Dave Mason " we just disagree" then Blind Faith "can't find my way home", then, Please Come to Boston. Yes, a little upset, so I'll take a Valium and go to bed,lol.

It’s really all about the 90s now, especially the late 90s

Reason? Because the Millennials are beginning to become nostalgic for their childhood/teenage years [I know, a scary thought]

And there are fewer things more late 90s than boyband NSYNC

"Blue Moon Pie" from Two Lips, Dan Castellaneta's album of Beatles pastiches

*Slut Mode Activated*

"In Our Hands", from the flop 80s musical Smile

"I Only Have Eyes for You" - The Flamingos

"Stayin' Alive" - Heather Nova

Mahler 5 - Abbado

It's a shame Christina never released another album that even came close to this one.

Milli Vanilli!

"Jackie Kennedy" by Ingrid Olava