Cyndi Lauper - She's so unusual
Hat full of stars
and True Colors Albums via the new Squeezebox Radio

ICP on you tube......

Clean that tube if you see pee then Is it from the lazer cats?

Tegan and Sara. They are twin sisters from north of the border. I found them on youtube

"Great Houses of New York" - Hem

I need something relaxing right now. I've been kind of scattered and chaotic today.

"My Boy Builds Coffins" - Florence + The Machine

"Yes, Anastasia" - Tori Amos

"Possession" (the hidden piano version from the FTE album) - Sarah McLachlan

I don't know if this version or hearing it done live with the band is better. They're both so different.

"Ice" - Sarah McLachlan

Just got some singers albums named ADELE called 19 and 21 which is the age when she made the albums. Liking the 21 album so far and I got mom and my sister the new Crystal Bowersox album all on cds

Adele is quite good.

I agree Joseph!!! I have yet to listen to her 19 album but the 21 album was lovely

I've had Duran Duran's new album All You Need is Now on constant play on my ipod. It was so nice of them to release it on my birthday.

I wondered why they had a concert on youtube a little bit ago They knew it was yout birthday

Liking Spotify so far

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Southern by the grace of God Album

I have enough noise in my head to have Music in there too !! :-)

Spray try a little ICP, that should help!

Listening to the just-released Night of Hunters by Tori Amos. Though she isn't what she once was, vocally, she and the piano are at their best since Scarlet's Walk was released in 2002. The narrative is unique and quite cohesive, with the exception of "Cactus Practice." It just doesn't fit with the theme of Irish mythology that runs through the album.

This is a beautifully crafted album that has made me sit back and shut my eyes several times since I started playing. A warning, however: the songs are variations of classical works. So if classical music, albeit in modernized form, isn't your thing, you probably won't like this.

"Walk to Dublin [Sucker Reprise]" - Tori Amos

I know I'm pathetically addicted to her right now, but there's something special about meshing a hiphop beat, a piano, and a harpsichord together.