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What song are you listening to right now?

And here's a female voice I love - Scottish singer, who actually performed in our little remote South Coast town several times and I also met her briefly - she only comes up to my armpits, but what a voice...

 
Callistemon said:
Brett says he votes for Strange Days for his fave, he says it's weirder and shorter both.
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The album or the song? .......first two albums are my favorite.

Strange days was an early song. I don't think it was ever preformed live, or atleast not recorded, then a tape surfaced some years ago, of an early show. I think this might be the only live performance.
1966. Sunset strip. London Fog, was where I think they played, a few DOORS up, from Whiskey a Go Go. After they got kicked out.

Callistemon said:
Oh look, there's Robert Smith filling in for the previous Banshee guitarist!
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Oh yes. This is before they had a little falling out. And they got along so great up until then!
 
I love how certain music/bands "strike a chord" (no pun intended) in different people. For example, I'm moved more by VU (or Patti Smith for that matter) than I am The Doors even though I can appreciate The Doors.


 
I listened to a velvet underground album, once. It did nothing for me. Yeah the one with the banana, that one.
Patti Smith, I like her stuff better. But still wouldn't call myself a fan of hers. Dolly, I'll pass. Musically I think she's a a complete and utter bust. Now White Stripes! on the other hand, that's different, finally something with muscle. They got a few good hard rock tunes.

For E.g. 7 Nation Army
 
I was blown away when I heard this song for the first time in a hotel room on an Indian Reservation in 1992.

 
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