I loves me some music

If you’re an iPhone user with a Huge music library like me, this is fantastic news!! iTunes Match has been great but I’m over the 25,000 song mark. Amazon Cloud Player is now available for iPhone & iPod Touch!!! http://bit.ly/Mxcl5h #Music #iPhone #Amazon

Mister Rogers Remixed | Garden of Your Mind | PBS Digital Studios (by pbsdigitalstudios)

All over the interwebs I know, but this video makes me smile 🙂

Prog RAWK!!!

I’ve been in such a huge Progressive Rock Mood lately. My taste tends to be all over the place, and that’s one of the reasons I tend to gravitate towards this genre. I can spend time listening to one album and be treated to a wide variety of tuneage. Here are some of the albums that I’ve been rocking:

Adam And Eve by The Flower Kings
Adam And Eve by The Flower Kings
Act III: Life And Death by The Dear Hunter
Act III: Life And Death by The Dear Hunter
Brain Salad Surgery by Emerson Lake and Palmer
Brain Salad Surgery by Emerson Lake and Palmer

Calibration (Is Pushing Luck And Key Too Far) by Omar Rodriguez-Lopez
Calibration (Is Pushing Luck And Key Too Far) by Omar Rodriguez-Lopez
Darktown by Steve Hackett
Darktown by Steve Hackett

In The Court Of The Crimson King by King Crimson
In The Court Of The Crimson King by King Crimson

The Bedlam In Goliath by The Mars Volta
The Bedlam In Goliath by The Mars Volta
The First Day by David Sylvian & Robert Fripp
The First Day by David Sylvian & Robert Fripp

The Yes Album by Yes
The Yes Album by Yes

The Year Of The Black Rainbow by Coheed And Cambria
The Year Of The Black Rainbow by Coheed And Cambria
Journey To The Center Of The Eye by Nektar
Journey To The Center Of The Eye by Nektar

New Music Tuesday 3.6.12

It’s New Music Tuesday! This week there are a bunch of interesting new releases, but these are the ones that caught my ears so far:

Start The Revolution Without Me by Kaiser Chiefs
Start The Revolution Without Me by Kaiser Chiefs

This band has always had my attention over the years. Their shimmering brand of indie Brit Pop is at its most defined all over this record. Comparisons have been made to Hot Fuss era The Killers, as well as Brit rock perfectors Oasis, and while they certainly hold true on STRWM, there is also a retro Merseybeat element evocative of Gerry And The Pacemakers that I really dig. If you’re looking for a fun, catchy rock record this week, give Kaiser Chief’s Start The Revolution Without me a spin.

Milk Famous by White Rabbits
Milk Famous by White Rabbits

I love it when an album surprises me. I’d heard of White Rabbits before listening to Milk Famous, but what I didn’t know was how much I would love this record. Equal parts funky pop and contemplative indie rock, this is a smart, fun record that will keep you enthralled till its final minute.

Break It Yourself
Break It Yourself

What can I say about the new disc by Andrew Bird? If you are at all intrigued by Bird’s blend of Folk, Baroque Pop, early Country, and classical music, you need to pick up this record. Break It Yourself is most certainly going to top a lot of critic’s Best Of’s by years end, and with good reason. It’ll surely  be on mine.