What are you listening to now!?

[Jeff]

Joe Walsh - Look What I Did! (greatest hits)
Velvet Revolver - Contraband
Foo Fighters - The Colour and the Shape

[SiHart]

Air: The Virgin Suicides.

[Paul Clement]

Police Greatest Hits for me today.

[Jeff]

Been listening to the old Nirvana albums- Bleach, Nevermind, Incesticide, and In Utero. Also started Pearl Jam's 'Binaural' this morning.

[Darren]

I've been listening to Pure Brazil which my friend bought me for Christmas.

[Paul Clement]

David Bowie's Greatest Hits. Currently listening to Ziggy Stardust.

[SiHart]

So, Pacific Radio Gothic- the great lost Neil Finn album from 1997. Fabulous stuff!

[SiHart]

Sowing The Seeds Of Love!

[Richard Brinck-Johnsen]

Currently listening to some lovely 1920s songs from a show I might be performing later this year but as I've not applied for the license yet I can't say what it is.

[Si Hunt]

Queen.

Si.

[SiHart]

It's a Woodface morning. Need something upbeat to get me ready for the day today.

[Jeff]

Black Sabbath - We Sold Our Soul for Rock 'N' Roll

[Dino]

Because my original tape has worn out, I playlisted stuff from Past Masters to make the exact order of The Beatles Rarities.
On You Know My Name (Look Up My Number). It really is the best album you can get. Past Masters mean there'd be no point to a Rarities re-release. But I think it basically being 1962-1970 I think it's better than 1962-1966 and even 1967-1970.
Play the songs in chronological order and they really DO become a great Rock 'N' Roll band who basically went weirder on drugs!
In the time it's taken to make this post

Sie Liebt Dich- The Beatles

[SiHart]

As long as we're together,
The rest can go to hell

[Si Hunt]

Emeli Sande "Next To Me" - next big thing's new single. It's quite epic sounding, and not unpleasant, but I'm not sure it's immediate enough as this arguably has to be her "breakthrough" track.

Si.

[SiHart]

The Beatles: Love.

[Nyder]

Mari Wilson - Loneliest Road (having just been to her new album launch!)

[Perry Vale]

Well, I'm currently not listening to the Frank Sinatra 4 cd box set "The Complete Capitol Singles"...

I ordered it via an American seller on Amazon marketplace before Christmas, £31 + £1.26 postage. It still hadn't arrived by the promised date of January 11th, so I contacted them and they quite quickly got back to say they'd dispatched another copy. The promised delivery date for this passed a couple of days ago and I started to get suspicious. They have now fully refunded me, but I suspect they never actually sent it at all. I think having Amazon impose a postage rate of £1.26 for a 4 cd set from America to the UK made them think it wasn't worth it. I'm not out of pocket, and they keep their feedback ratings on Amazon.

They did give me some dodgy story about a sack of post leaving New York but never arriving here...but completely failed to mention the other copy they'd supposedly sent. Once, yes, but twice?

[Richard Brinck-Johnsen]

The Best of Lorraine Bowen - how did not hear any of these songs before? Amazing. Not for the first time since joining PS I feel as if I've only just started to live!

[SiHart]

Lorraine Bowen is a superstar!

[Si Hunt]

Only just seen that. Hurrah for Lorraine and hurrah for Richard!

"I've not much in, I've not been shopping
Got to cook something out of nothing,
let's take a look in the refrigerator..."

Si.

[Rob McCow]

The Best of Lorraine Bowen - how did not hear any of these songs before?

Best kept secret in modern pop. She's more glam than Bowie's underpant collection and more iconic than Nelson's Column.

[Nyder]

Just listened to "Take It From Here" on Radio 4 extra (why did they re-brand the station name - Radio 7 sounds far better!) This was a comedy radio programme from the 50s starring Jimmy Edwards & the omnipresent June Whitfield.

Whilst a lot of the comedy hasn't aged very well, there were some quite funny (and really punny!) moments.

[Dave Tudor]

Today, I have mostly been listening to Jimi Hendrix and Derek and the Domminos. Therefore, of course, I've heard both their versions of 'Little Wing' (brilliant song) amongst other things.

[Jeff]

Stevie Ray Vaughn's instrumental of Little Wing is probably my favorite version, though it is very close.