It's not in my car, but right now I am listening to "The Chronicles of Life and Death" by Good Charlotte.

-al

I've been listening to jubilant folks screaming 'The Red Sox win the pennant!!  The Red Sox win the pennant!'.

Oh, that doesn't count?  :D

I've been into this Native American blues band called Indigenous lately - kind of like Stevie Ray Vaughn crossed with Dire Straits.  V. cool.

http://www.indigenousrocks.com/

Dodge this.

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I be listening to the Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy radio series.  With that you won't need music or, indeed, a life.  :)

Good stuff... :D

Aright, this girl, Nellie McKay, is 19, she just finished her first album, and it's utterly fantastic. She has tracks from every genre--country, rap, rock, jazz--and her lyrics are just about like nothing I've seen before. Oh yeah, and I think she's really girl-next-door hot. Seriously, I haven't been this excited when buying a CD since I bought my first Beatles album, the white album, 7 years ago.

Also, I've been listening to the soundtrack from the musical "Hair," as well as a crapload of Donovan. Oh, and I've also been listening to Kaki King, this fantastic guitarist.

Well not that i recieved my most excellent christmas present, 40GB iPod, i can listen to everything i own.  This only comes out to about 7300 songs.  And with all those options I still pretty much listen to Nine Inch Nails.  The greatest band ever, they are forever leet.  There newest album, the last release was in 99, will come out this year in march so I am totally stoked.  and they will turn this summer so i will travel the country to go to shows.  Anybody that has not heard of them I would suggest get the live album,And All That Could Have Been, first.  this is a nice mix of there body of work.

On a lark last week I thought I would check out Wal-mart's 88 cent downloads.  I didn't expect a very good selection, but I was pleasantly surprised.  All of the songs I wanted were available.   I downloaded "Cry" by 10cc, "American Woman" and "No Sugar Tonight" by the Guess Who, "Play That Funky Music" by Wild Cherry, "Jerusalem" by Steve Earle, and the live version of "Fantasia Suite" by Al DiMeola, John McLaughlin, and Paco DeLucia.  Pretty cool service, even though it Wal-Mart.

Dave

Try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value -- Albert Einstein

Listening to some Salsa.
I like Tangos also.

I rediscovered the greatness of John Mayer's Heavier Things this week.

-al

Tommy Lee is not one of my favorites but I was interested to see this bit about his foray into Timothy Gay's physics classroom
http://www.spsnational.org/hotscience/hotscience.htm
There's several other cool stories here as well---a starquake, what's wrong with quantum mechanics, and the upcoming TV show on Einstein...

NSF Program Director (on assignment from the AIP and the Society of Physics Students to serve as the Robert Noyce Scholarship Program Director at the National Science Foundation)

All-American Rejects, Three-Six Mafia, Jason Mraz, Snoop Dogg's Greatest hits, Toby Keith, Gorillaz, John Mayer, Jack Johnson, Juelz Santana