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Dave,I only like five of the bands you listed (#1563) above. :)

Excluding albums by the Fab Four, your choice here is my all-time favorite album. :)

Carlo,Possibly. I often mention musics from several eras on another Board. It's quite common for me to mention (e.g.) Bach, a pop-rock or jazz artist or two, and various musicological / music theoretical elements in one and the same post. Speaking of Swift, just the other day I told my...

I love the album Red. My daughters have picked up 1989 and are enjoying it quite a lot.

Kammersymphonie (op. 9) and Kammersymphonie (op. 38) (A. Schoenberg). Next up: Serenade (op. 24) (A. Schoenberg).

With Love (Christina Grimmie).

Jagged Little Pill (album) (A. Morissette).

Dracula Moon (J. Osborne).

Verklärte Nacht (A. Schoenberg).

Pompeii (Bastille). For obvious reasons, and because my fifteen-year old daughter adores Dan Smith. She was also quick to remind me that it is his birthday today.

Over You (Miranda Lambert).

Koth is in the house! Just had to be said. ;)

I may be listening to (perhaps) the oldest piece of music ever written. http://www.openculture.com/2014/07/the-oldest-song-in-the-world.html Fascinating. :) http://www.greenwych.ca/evidence.htm

Carlo,A great album, and a great format. :)

Scherzo No. 3 in C-Sharp minor (Chopin). This is such a gorgeous work and performance. How Chopin envisioned what some of the sonorities would sound like beforehand is beyond me.

It's Gonna Be Alright (Gerry and the Pacemakers).

Inspired by Ron1973. :) I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry (Hank Williams).

Ron,I would have loved to have been in the room when Hank Williams sang that song you posted above. Is the title of the tune "Rocking Chair"?

Ron, Many thanks! I have not heard this before. I have very early recordings of Buddy Holley that I listen to often. These are recordings that haven't been officially released as of yet. I've nearly made it my life's work to collect everything he wrote and recorded. :)

Ron,He is my all-time favorite country music artist. He was also my mom's favorite. I have just about everything he wrote. :)

Prelude in A minor, op. 28 no. 2 (Chopin) (Kissin).

When the Levee Breaks (Led Zeppelin).

Final Warning (Skylar Grey).

Invisible (Skylar Grey).

Team (Lorde). This track is just so musically compelling for several reasons. Lorde (whom I like to refer to as the 'queen of magadizing') is easily my favorite artist within the past ten years. I could discuss the semi-technical aspects of this track and her other work for hours.

Knots (Gentle Giant). Next: Losing True (The Roches).

In Spite Of All the Danger (from Nowhere Boy).

Midnight Memories (album) (1D); and a lot of Imagine Dragons and Taylor Swift.

Wolves (Down Like Silver)

You Are My Sunshine (Johnny Cash).