What are you listening to?

[The Brain]

Manowar - The Power

[garbon]

Beyoncé - Disappear

[The Brain]

Dio - Rainbow In The Dark

[garbon]

Gwen Stefani - Early Winter

[garbon]

Ke$ha - Wonderland

[garbon]

Robyn - Get Myself Together
Tori Amos - 16 Shades Of Blue

[The Brain]

Robyn - Get Myself Together

[mongers]

ZZ Top - 'Rio Grande Mud' - 'Sure Got Cold After The Rain Fell'

Seems quite appropriate for the weather and a couple of other things here. 

[garbon]

David Bowie - China Girl
Mobin Master Feat. Karina Chavez - Show Me Love
Nelly Furtado Feat Ace Primo - High Life

[DontSayBanana]

Dry Kill Logic - Paper Tiger
Dry Kill Logic - Kingdom of the Blind
Static-X - I'm With Stupid
Static-X - Push It (RIP Wayne Static )

[Jacob]

I've been listening to a bunch of Scottish Folk music recently.

[mongers]

I've been listening to a bunch of Scottish Folk music recently.

Always good to listen to new things.

Listening to a not especially good Hawkwind album from the early 80s, called 'Zones', but there's one stand out track that's a bit different to the rest of the album.

On investigation turns out its sung and written by a guy called Keith Hale, who wrote and produced much of Toyah Wilcox's music. So an interesting influence on the psychedelic/spacey Hawks. 

Don't think I ever saw this guy in concert as he wasn't with them long.

[Savonarola]

The first single on the Motown label (earlier "Motown" singles were on the Tamla label) was The Miracle's Bad Girl:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McRXMdG_964

Smokey wrote and sang this when was 19.  It should be an ordinary doo-wop song pining of love gone wrong, but with Smokey's soaring vocals and the Miracles' flawless backing it's amazing. 

[Eddie Teach]

I've been listening to a bunch of Scottish Folk music recently.

Are bagpipes featured?

[Jacob]

I've been listening to a bunch of Scottish Folk music recently.

Are bagpipes featured?

Nope. It's mostly a bunch of ballads, some Robbie Burns stuff, and a bunch of Jacobite songs.