Whats in your disc player right now?

[brentski]

TT5B
Corrosion of conformity, wiseblood
Agent Orange
Jurassic 5, Quality control

[Audielicious]

TT5B alternating with Beastie Boys Anthology: The Sounds Of Science

[goofball]

TT5b and The Streets "A Grand Dont Come For Free"

[Mr Films]

To The 5 Boroughs

The album is finally growing on me like I knew it would.

[brentski]

Soon, it will be your favorite album ever, It's mind control

[Car Thief]

Sabacolypse

[zombie2D]

deltron 3030, anti-pop consortium, mr. lif, and rza.

[q*bert]

beck-mellow gold

[NODAK]

Mix disc of Beasties right now.

[moww]

TT5B & Drums and Tuba - Vinyl Killer (I like a diverse pallet) .

[mixmastermike]

to the 5 boroughs duh

[Teh]

In my pc: Ill Communication
In my MD: Chemical Brothers - Dig Your Own Hole

[paris]

TT5B

Guns N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction

The Cure - Greatest Hits

Blink 182 - Blink 182

[Clarence]

TT5B
People Under The Stairs: Questions in the form of Answers
Bob Marley: 79' Bootleg
Flaming Lips: Yoshimie battles....

[mcaismyhero]

In my car it is The Rapture-Echoes. In my computer it is Radiohead-Kid A. In my room I have that REM greatest hits CD and the Ramones-Road to Ruin and in my portable I have Franz Ferdinand.

Switchfoot-The Beautiful Let Down
Beastie Boys- Pauls Boutique
Metallica- And Justice for All
Matchbox 20-YOSLY
Blindside-About a Burning Fire

[Agenda7]

Wu-Tang Clan Enter the 36th Chambers...and TT5B.....
I laugh everytime I listen to Method man say on Protect your Neck.."Niggas crossing over but they don't know no better, but I do"

[hardnox71]

Peanut butter. Thanks to my lovely 4 year old daughter.

[BeastieRunner]

TT5B -- Stereo in room
TT5B(clean) -- Stereo down stairs
Beatles, White Album -- Computer
Metallica, Metallica -- Work out stereo
LTI -- portable CD player
HN -- car

[sethomas]

Beyond "comparison" [rhymsayers ent.]

Charizma and Peanut Butter Wolf "big shots" [stones throw]

Madvillian "madvilliany" [stones throw]

Automato [not sure the album name, or the label but its fucking amazing...if anyone likes Sole or any other ANticon type ish, check this record out.

and of course.....TT5B.

oh yea....bought a new mixer today, cant wait to spin some new vinyl tonight!!!

peace
sethh

[FunkyHiFi]

TT5B. Literally. It's playing as I am writing this.

Just got it late last night & right now is the fourth time I am hearing it.

Random stuff (need more listening time before talking about the music itself):

* packaging is very nice; it took awhile to unfold it all

* CD can be a bitch to get off that weird hub-holder thing.

* played in my Compaq computer with no problems & copied it to Windows Media player with no problems either. Played back fine in two Technics CD players (and one is almost 10 years old), a Pioneer dvd-audio player & a little Emerson boombox in our kitchen.

* video is cool (black & white photography like this is underrated)

* this album will not be played at a lot of church picnics (on 3 The Hard Way the m-f word fits soooooo smooth into the chorus )

* I think this album might have some "hidden" extreme low bass: my Boston Acoustics speakers have metal grills you can see through & on several songs I noticed their 8" woofers moving long distances.........but I couldn't hear anything. These speakers can go down to around 40Hz so I think there is something much lower on the CD they can't audibly reproduce. I'm going to try to go to a local stereo store today where they have a bunch of Infinity and Velodyne subwoofers hooked up & check to see if this is the kind of bass you can only feel rather than hear (I'm finding more & more musicians are doing this on their albums).

* The recording itself is real clean and detailed but the overall sound is pretty bright (but not in a bad way) compared to their other albums. For example, after listening to TT5B all the way through the second time I put in CYH and that was a lot "warmer" sounding. I think I read they did TT5B on a ProTools system, which means it was most probably recorded 100% digitally from start to finish using the PCM format. That's not bad or anything-it just means that whatever they wanted us to hear at home would get there unaffected so that means (I think) the BBs wanted this squeaky-clean feel for TT5B. No surprize there since IIRC they wanted an 80s feel this time. If they wanted a more organic feel they could have run the signals through an analog/tube-based mixing board for example & the digital recorder would also record that type of sound, which would then appear on the CD we buy. And guess what: according to the CD's label, CYH was initially recorded on an analog tape system. But that album had a much different vibe to it so they might have chosen analog because its sound "fit" better. Kewl eh?

[Leipziger]

'Give It Up - Curtis Mayfield, the best of the Custom Years'
'Music for the Mature B-Boy' - DJ Format
'You are the Quarry' - Morrissey
'To the Lakes' - The Charlatans
'Tenacious D' - Tenacious D

Cheers

Leip

[Apjones626]

TT5B, Jet, Jill Scott, Van Morrison, BB's Root Down, Expresso Guitar, Ryan Adam's Heartbreaker....how's that for eclectic?

[Videodrome]

slum village - detriot deli
excellent album.

[Mr Films]

Pink Floyd- Wish You Were Here

[FunkyHiFi]

Not sure why but whenever I buy a new CD, especially if it is a brand new release like TT5B (which I jsut bought about six days ago) I start playing my older stuff more often.................

The Cars' Panorama, on vinyl I bought new in 1983. This is their "weird" album they put out after their two previous albums hit it big--I think they were experimenting since they had some money in the bank. IMO its a good album. The Cars were the first group I really got into (I still have the t-shirts from their concerts I went to, and no, I don't wear them anymore ). I never have been able to figure out how they played the drums in "Touch & Go" but its still an effing awesome song.

And this cosmic semi-rap/sorta hip-hop/sample-heavy CD from 1994 from Single Gun Theory, a group from Australia: Flow, River Of My Soul. (i don't have this newer version with the bonus tracks though). They use samples from the Twilight Zone, American astronauts, a psychlogist talking about a "silver white cord" and "feet lifting off the ground", a scientist discussing poltergiests, etc, etc. Even has some scratching in there. Very trippy but lots of positivity overall--kewl stuff.

And: Beck's Odelay, Sonic Youth's Goo and my old vinyl of This is The Moody Blues (the Moodys to me sound like a happy version of Pink Floyd).

[LVLD67]

GHOSTRYDER TRACK 18 AND 19 OVER AND OVER SOMETIMES TRACK 15 0R 14
GO GIT IT @ WWW.CDBABY.COM/GHOSTRYDER

[fauvfantastic]

bb- check your head
bb- hello nastie
finley quaye
the roots-phrenology
no doubt- greatest hits
outkast-andre 3000/newest

[fauvfantastic]

wooo hooo
i made to 200!

[Nermal]

right now it's just a mixed cd that my friend made me.