The sound of music

John Smith(?) once said "After silence, that which cometh nearest to expressing the inexpressible is - music." Music is a vital part of my daily life- I can't imagine how I could endure those torturous hours after a busy day at office if it weren't for my iPod .... a mammoth 60 GB version at that

I've been exposed to a ton of music over the last year or so that I've really taken a liking to. Somehow, it all seems to be from 1975 and 1995. Anyway, here's my pick for the best stuff going in my collection:

Metallica

Heavy Metal.... I can't stop listening to it!
It's maddeningly good! Makes me feel high.... without the dope ofcourse .....

Aaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!


For Whom the Bell Tolls

Enter Sandman




Wherever I May Roam

Sad But True

Nothing Else Matters

Outlaw Tom







ABBA
Upbeat, electronica. Unstoppably good, and it's a long, 70-minute album that doesn't reach out and demand your attention, but just lets you cruise along with it and find its coolness on your own schedule. A great set to listen to end-to-end and over and over again.

Dancing Queen

Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)

Knowing Me, Knowing You

I Have A Dream

Mamma Mia

Money, Money, Money

Voulez-Vous





Swades
"Swades" or Swade-s (plural of Swade) as I pronounce it, has the music that can make men cry! Watching the movie .... would make them cry bucketloads of tears.

Saanwariya Saanwariya

Yun Hi Chala

Yeh Jo Des Hai Tera

Yeh Jo Des Hai Tera (Shehnai)






Radiohead's Amnesiac
I've been on a Radiohead kick for almost three years straight now. I can't believe how damned good they are. It frightens me. Amnesiac is an ethereal successor to Kid A. It's good for times when you want some really pleasant, vaguely melancholy music in the background.


Robert Miles
Children (Dream version)


Salaam Namaste`

My Dil Goes Mmmm