Oh! What a coincidence bro, I was actually planning to watch that movie tonight.

I hope it's good.

As for your question, I listened to From Here to Eternity by Giorgio Moroder. Because I always wanted to check out his music (Big fan of I Feel Love by Donna Summer and the RAM album by Daft Punk).

And it was a cool, electrifying experience. Sounds like Kraftwerk.

today i listened to...

fleetwood mac - tusk

the beatles - abbey road

...and i just watched 'ant-man' the other night. 'plainsong' features in that movie, too.

i've actually been thinking of revisiting the cure's catalog after having just read lol tolhurst's memoir 'cured: the tale of two imaginary boys'. might have to get on that...

Yes Lawd! -- NxWorries

On recommendation from a fellow Prince fan I trust.

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I played it in full because I think the album is very good and well produced. Good songs, great vibe and cool production.

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Fleetwood Mac - Rumors. I wanted to know what was all the rave.....found out why...cant leave it alone now

Stephanie Mills - Sweet Senasation

just thought about it

next....

Teena Marie - It Must Be Magic

George Michael - Older

Janet Jackson - Unbreakable

Bruno Mars - 24K Magic

paisleypark4 said:

Miles, Kind of Blue. It's go-to mind-cleansing music for the office.

Rhi Rhi's Anti - Because I am still astounded how it grows on me with each listen despite never being a fan at all before.

Angel Olsen's My Woman to figure out if she is worth the raves or is she a Lana Del Rey wannabe? So far, I haven't decided though probably somewhere in between.

Shawy89 said:

Bruno Mars - 24K Magic
that one has a good flow. at first listen I thought it lacks a few more uptempo tunes, but now I feel it works pretty good just the way it is, nothing to skip for now

Childish Gambino - Awaken, My Love
puzzling new release like it a lot and it is still growing

and a few I enjoyed non-stop in the car CD player on some longer rides recently

Lammastide said:

Miles, Kind of Blue. It's go-to mind-cleansing music for the office.

KoB is less an album than it is a trip to outer space.

gandorb said:

Rhi Rhi's Anti - Because I am still astounded how it grows on me with each listen despite never being a fan at all before.

Angel Olsen's My Woman to figure out if she is worth the raves or is she a Lana Del Rey wannabe? So far, I haven't decided though probably somewhere in between.

I dig Shut up Kiss Me

I don't see the Lana Del Rey comparaison though.. maybe I shud hear her album.

Shawy89 said:

last night i listened to new edition's 'home again' because the movie had me in my NE feelings, and i listened to rhythm nation because 'come back to me' was in my head.

Hope Six Demolition Project by PJ Harvey because I'm seeing her live in April and I read she plays most of it live. It got sort of slammed by critics, but I think it's a great album. It's surprisingly accessible with great melodies.

Rhythm and Romance by Roseanne Cash. She's known as country but this is more pop rock like Sheryl Crow or Jewel. Great lyrics and lovely vocals. One of the first albums I bought growing up but it still sounds great today.

Glindathegood said:

Hope Six Demolition Project by PJ Harvey because I'm seeing her live in April and I read she plays most of it live. It got sort of slammed by critics, but I think it's a great album. It's surprisingly accessible with great melodies.

I'm seeing PJ Harvey in April too. Critical response was actually very good for her last album: http://www.metacritic.com.../pj-harvey

That question sounds like listening to a full album is a rare occasion. Well, for me it's not. My last album today:

Why? Because I just wanted to listen to it. Today I've listened to a compilation album called

from there I went to

then a detour to

followed by

and then I wanted to hear Cher.

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Today at work, I grooved to...

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ELO - Out of the Blue

Sly and the Family Stone - Stand!

John Williams - Return of the Jedi soundtrack

--after that, it was a mixed playlist...

namepeace said:

Lammastide said:

Miles, Kind of Blue. It's go-to mind-cleansing music for the office.

KoB is less an album than it is a trip to outer space.

Entirely agreed.

Simple, because its a good pop album. My favorites are Calling All My Lovelies, Thats What I Like, 24K Magic

The Thomas Crown Affair Soundtrack (1968) I love the film score (which is mostly instrumental) from my all-time fav Steve McQueen film a 4.5 out of 5 The Windmills Of Your Mind by Noel Harrison (son of Rex Harrison) is amazing and fits the film's theme so well. I also loved His Eyes, Her Eyes by Michel Legrand (1st Variation) as well

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Wow--super coincidence to the OP on The Cure connection. I just ripped a CD of the original analog recording of "Seventeen Seconds." It's a soundtrack that works for me on winter nights.

Hissing on summer lawns Joni mitchell Because its sophisticated smart and genius on full display

highway 61 revisted Bob Dylan Gives you a road trip feeling

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