Wow. what's in the air lately? A lot of people are getting into the old stuff. I'm here in the office working while listening to a mixture of The Byrds, The Beatles, The Monkees and the Beach Boys. But when people drop by my workstation, i quickly switch to my My Chemical Romance playlist. hehe

oh yeah, Beatles here more than anything. and Sting [singer, not wrestler, natch], lots of Sting and the Police.

between snatches of 2StepMarv [damn addictive] there's also a smattering of Papa Roach [To Be Loved, the new WWE Raw theme], Orange and Lemons [Let Me and God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen] and Up Dharma Down [Oo and We Give In Sometimes], and old-school Imago [Alay and Idlip, the latter of which is so very The Sundays].

- last "smoooooth" maximal

im currently listening to Incubus' new ablum Light grenades,Eminem's Re-Up,John Mayer's Continuum,The Open Door by Evanescence and Jay-Z's Kingdom Come

Currently listening to my Collective Soul playlist.

cool. my fave track from Collective Soul is Run, such a nice song

i've always enjoyed December [good times], The World I Know, Needs, and Shine.

the song "You are so Beautiful"

Is this the title?

Forgot who sang this, help anyone?

was watching the movie Carlito's Way the other night...and it was played during the end credits of the movie....

almost brought tears to my eyes..

That's by Joe Cocker.

Or was there also a version by Kenny Rogers?

Oh yeah...Thanks Pete...

Yes, there was a version by Kenny Rogers, the original one by Joe Cocker is the best rendition of course..

Cool, Arlan. My Top 3 Collective Soul songs currently are: She Said, After All, and Smashing Young Man. I recently got my hands on a Music In High Places featuring Collective Soul DVD. It's an awesome DVD. The featured location was Morocco. And there, they played their songs acoustically in different places, from the market place, the town square to the dessert and temple grounds. Prior to each of their intimate performances, they'd either talk about each song, how they came up with it and how the song means to them in ways that it has impacted them, or they would relate why they chose that certain song to be played on that certain place and the relevance of the whole decision. It was their first endeavor in performing their songs publicly in acoustic format. And to them, it was a different spiritual and enlightening experience, individually and, COLLECTIVEly as a band (pun intended). So Arlan, i-demonoid mo na yan, pre.

right now im listening to some songs of The Used, Dashboard Confessional, Taking Back Sunday.. like what friendster says "It's complicated"..

Pearl Jam's VS album

Early Aerosmith and GnR CDs... yeah!!!

Currently on an Echo and the Bunnymen high.

Been listening to their "grey" album, Siberia and the McCulloch-less album, Reverberation

is light grenades out locally? it was supposed to come out yesterday, but i didn't see any.