Viaene

1. Got My Mojo Working - Canned Heat (1969) 2. Ghetto Woman - B.B. King (1971) 3. Have A Little Faith In Me - John Hiatt (1987) 4. Violet Hill - Coldplay (2008) 5. Cliffs Of Dover - Eric Johnson (1990) 6. Tonight's The Night - Neil Young (1975) 7. Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak Tree - Tony Orlando & Dawn (1973) 8. Night Time Is The Right Time - Creedence Clearwater Revival (1969) 9. Ballad Of The Soldier's Wife - PJ Harvey (1997) 10.If You Want Me To Stay - Sly And The Family Stone (1973)

Otherside - RCHP Bad moon Rising - CCR Wish you were here - Pink Floyd Zombie - Cranberries Seven Nation Army - White Stripes Keep on rocking in a free world - Neil Young + a lot of punk songs, if you're into that.

In the year 2009, I got lost in much older albums. My view on this year's music is too incomplete to make a top ten, I hardly know any albums of your list

1. Fake Plastic Trees - Radiohead (1995) 1. Back In The U.S.S.R. - The Beatles (1968) 1. Mosquito Song - Queens of the Stone Age (2002) 1. Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) - The Doors (1967) 1. No One Knows - Queens of the Stone Age (2002) 1. Teardrop - Massive Attack (1998) 1. We Didn't Start the Fire - Billy Joel (1989) 1. Dandy - The Kinks (1966) 1. Hardest Button To Button - The White Stripes (2003) 1. Beat It - Michael Jackson (1982) That was hard

Really looking forward to a new RHCP album.

Neil Young, Thom Yorke, Roger Waters, Ray Davies are a few that come to my mind.

Ghetto woman - B.B. King Got my Mojo working - Canned Heat

Me too

That's too bad You'll have to wait a few weeks until it's release.

Try this: http://www.standaard.be/extra/stream/norahjones/

I hope you guys can acces this: you can listen to the new Norah Jones album (entitled 'The Fall')here.

oops I didn't found time to vote I'm glad QotSA made it without my help

indeed, cool pics Happy birthday

The Horrors gave a rather progrock performance, but it wasn't done so well. Most of the time it was just some kind of bad noise mixture.

I went to see one of the biggest contemporary rock/pop band: Muse. They released an album a month ago: The Resistance, hence the name of their tour. At first listens I though their album was of less musical quality then the 2 before that, but they showed me that many songs stand very strong among the older songs in a solid live performance. The show was spectacular (light show, stage composition,..) and the music didn't get boring or less energetic at any moment. These 3 guys are incredible musicians and live performers, I had a great time: 10/10.

Little Sister - Queens of the Stone Age Starlight - Muse Did I mention I went to see Muse last night? oh and did I mention it was friggin' awesome as in one of the best shows I ever saw?

1. I Got Mine - The Black Keys (2008) 2. Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) - The Doors (1967) 3. Rag and Bone - The White Stripes (2007) 4. We Didn't Start the Fire - Billy Joel (1989) 5. Motherless Children - Eric Clapton (1974) 6. Aeroplane - Red Hot Chili Peppers (1995) 7. Drive - REM (1993) 8. Safe From Harm - Massive Attack (1991) 9. Pearl Necklace - ZZ Top (1981) 10.Love Hurts - Nazareth (1975)

The entire 2 disc discography of The Horrors. Got them from a friend because they do the support for Muse tonight.

yes please

Red Hot Chili Peppers have announced plans for their new album. The band, who are currently working on a follow-up to 2006's 'Stadium Arcadium', have revealed that a new album could be released by October 2010.

Grooveshark works fast and accurate here. It's just that we (me & my friends who rent this small house here for uni) are very close to our download limit. Yes, Belgium is one of the few countries having a download limit. We try not to cross the limit because that would lead us to smallband internet :s Good news: the reset is on nov. 1

I'm skipping this one because I can't access youtube this week so I can't listen to the songs.

Yay, one of my favourite QotSA songs

I own a few albums from Coltrane, highly recommended if you like up tempo jazz. Wiki calls it Hard bop jazz

After much speculation, rock supergroup Them Crooked Vultures has announced Nov. 17 as the release date for its debut album.