Hi guys, lets make this more interesting... I'm sure you listen to something when your working on a project or something... I know, I do, helps with concentration.

Track: ±¯¸èÖ®Íõ (King of sad songs)
Artist: —îǧ‹Ã Miriam Yeung

Lovely forum BTW!

Track: Psuedo-Storm
Artist: Thermaltake

I burn my own CD's from mp3's that I rip from my real CD's. Then I listen to stuff a CD at a time rather than listening to a single track. If I must pick a single track it's gotta be a long one. So:

Track: Fantasia Lindum
Artist: Amazing Blondel

There's a fantasic not-so-new technology called `playlists'. Check'em out. ;o)

I've been listening to a ton of Iced Earth lately. Their latest album has a 3-part song called "Gettysburg" which is over half an hour long! It is very unusual for a metal song in that it teaches a history lesson. I learned more about the Battle of Gettysburg listening to this than I ever did in history class. The lyrics are basically several small "snapshots" telling the story with musical interludes between them. Some lyrics are dialog - for example one part where a Rebel soldier tells of his best friend who fights for the North and how he wants God to strike him down before he has to kill his friend. Other parts are more narrative in nature. The music is great too. Tons of tempo and style changes, and they even mixed in a 55 piece symphony orchestra with their guitar and drum work in order to establish different moods for different parts of the song.

Check it out, I bet you'll like it.

I have a small guitar studio in my office, currently working on songs from Niel Young "Rust Never Sleeps" , and some classic blues including "All Your Love" "Crossroads" "Born Under a Bad Sign"......

And a lot more, both acoustic (Taylor) and electric (PRS Artist) using a Fender Deluxe amp driven by a Line 6 Pod and floorboard

Mostly listening to Powderfinger. If I had to pick one track, then probably Passenger.

Great idea for a thread, by the way.