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[patrick boo]

I don't think there's a day since 1993 when I've not listened to Scott Walker. Mainly 'Scott 2', but depending on mood I'll swing through the whole oeuvre in an afternoon - including 'Tilt' which is scary as fuck.

Hey Boopeople, is there musik you can't live without?

[justincutyou]

Yes. Belle and Sebastian. I haven't stopped listening to them since my discovery of "If You're Feeling Sinister" back in 99.

[Lester Burnham]

Currently.... Not one specific artist/act.

For about 2 years I couldn't cope without listening to the 'Waiting for the sun' album by The Doors at least once a day.

I have the Franz Ferdinand album and all the Atom and his package albums I bought in america on heavy circulation just now.

yeah, definitely placebo, so many memories and stuff, i reckon it would be very hard to live without it

[justincutyou]

"Waiting for the Sun" is an impeccable album. I'm quite fond of them and my entire grade school career was spent listening to every Doors song I could find.
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If you like Atom and his Package you should check out some of the comedic stand up of Neil Hamburger.

[Lester Burnham]

Mmmmm yes Hamburger...

*points to Justin's PM's...*

Check them!!!!

it used to be 'United By Fate' by Rival Schools. tis an immense album in my opinion, haven't listened to it for awhile.

at the moment, i tend to listen to something by Captain Everything!, CapDown or 5 Cent Deposit everyday.

[Swingin' Ryan]

'It's Alive' by the Ramone's used to be fairly constant on my CD device. Also Frank Sinatra compilation's make an appearance every few days.

[Godshole]

I find the sound of my drives and fans and the constant drone of my sub-light engines all blends together in a symphony of cross phazed inter weaving. It can be quite moving at times and it keeps me alive so can't grumble.

Kerbdog have to be available regularly and for a very long time Tool's Aenima was my auditory coffee in the morning. Then, through no fault of my own, I obtained neighbours so the music as a touchy feely thing had to stop! ho hum.

[betamax]

i have to listen to Trip to Marineville by Swell Maps all the time or i disintergrate

Midget Submarines .....ahhhh

and a modern day soundtrack for life type gem that needs a million repeat listens is Total Pop ala Stereo Total (as introduced by the Boomeister himself)