I thought a follow up to jreddoch's original post could be fun...

As for me -
Cannonball Adderley (Somethin' Else)
John Lee Hooker (The very Best of JLH)
Van Morrison (Moondance)
Miles Davis (Sketches of Spain)
Giant Steps (John Coltrane)
Jack Johnson (Brushfire Fairytales)
Beck (Sea Change)
Various Classical Violin (Thanks to RICKAMAVEN!!)

C

Rammstein
AC/DC
Nelly
Paul Oakenfold
Moby
Godsmack
Celine Dion
Johnny Cash

I forgot Johnny Cash, he's been in the regular rotation lately for me as well...

Static - X (Wisconsin Death Trip)
White Lion - (Best of White Lion)
Crystal Method-(Forget the title its their most recent)
Queensryche - (Operation Mindcrime)
Yngwie Malmsteen-(Second album Rising Force I think)
xXx soundtrack
Bruce Dickenson - (Accident of Birth)
Prodigy - (Fat of the Land)

I LOVE Rammstein Sunny! Du Hast!

pla, xXx Soundtrack is in my portable CD player right now....great workout CD!

Bang! Bang!

More:
Prodigy
Ice Cube
DMX
this list could go on for days

My favorites are: Rammstein and Creed

WOW Sonny... You like it all, huh??

I'm partial to Classic 70's and 80's rock.

Low

Low, I truly love music from the whole spectrum.....even to the point of admitting to Celine!!! My fav is modern rock but Classic Country runs a close second: George Jones, Hank Sr., Johnny esp., Merle, and, sadly, Johnny Paycheck.

Chris, check out the "Kindred Spirits" tribute to Johnny Cash CD. Keb Mo's version of Folsom Prison Blues rocks! If you haven't heard it, Johnny Cash's "American Recordings is one of the best CDs of the last decade. I've also been listening to an amazing blues singer named R.L. Burnside. Check out "I Wish I Was In Heaven Sitting Down". JReddoch

Keb Mo'
Southern Culture on The Skids
Sally Taylor (James Taylor's daughter)
Alway Room for Jimmy Buffett in the CD player
Norah Jones (Oooohhh baby)

Not much of a country fan here. But Social Distortion did a remake of "Ring of Fire" by Johnny Cash. My band plays it and it always seems to go over very well with the crowd both young and old.

Call me crazy, but I've been listening to a lot of Country lately.

Blake Shelton - The Dreamer
Dixie Chicks - Fly

And
Led Zeppelin's last concert in Berlin '80
Fleetwood Mac - The Peter Green Years
Tommy Lee - Hold Me Down
Jackyl - Their 1st release
CCR - Greatest Hits

Rod Stewart from the 70s singing the standards from the 20s, 30s, and 40s. New CD. Cant remember the title. It Had to be You maybe. The Scottish soccer player grew up loving the standards. Me too.

A Stephen King novel on audio tape called Hearts in Atlantis. Very good.

divnmyk, do you ever listen to Taj Mahal? If you like Keb Mo' you'll like him.

jred-
I have heard of Taj Mahal, but never listened. Give me some insight... blues? old school R&B?
Keb seems to have a bit of both of these with a touch of gospel... similar?

M

What have I been listening to????? Hmmmmmmmm Big list.

So far today I have listened to:

Rush (Caress of Steel)
Bela Fleck with Flecktones (3 Flew over the Cuckoos Nest)
Phish Live in Binghamton NY 12/14/95
John Prine (Jesus the missing years)
and currently some Leftover Salmon Live. Don't know the show.
Started with my 5 am Rush Just to get the juices going.
Think I will go with some vintage Grateful Dead next.
Then maybe Mozart to finish the day with.
Mozart is great with a glass of Single Malt and a A.F. Cuban corona.
Later
Homebrew

Social Distortion "Somewhere between Heaven and Hell"
Fabulous Thunderbirds "Girls Go Wild"
Jimmy Cliff "Best of"

Frank Sinatra
Van Morrison
Eric Clapton
Rolling Stones
Tony Bennet
Billie Holiday
Bessie Smith
Assorted Classical/Chopin, Beethoven, Wagner
Carly Simon
Nat Cole Trio
John Lee Hooker
George Thorogood
Louis Prima and Keeley Smith

To name a few of the artist I have been listening to lately!

Charlie

divnmyk, check out:
http://www.taj-mo-roots.com/splash.php