OffsetGuitars.com

or else on you ipod, mp3 player, 8 track, vinyl, whatever 

I just got Kraftwerk's Minimum-Maximum the other day and it is really great! I also have Death From Above's You're a Woman I'm a Machine in there. I have a couple other discs of theirs in there too that have some remixes and singles. The grooves on the full length are amazing. I wish they were still making new music    There are some cool videos of them playing live in Portugal on Youtube.

Justin

in my discman at the moment: The Coral - the Invisible Invasion

it's good but not their best album, very consistent band though

in my cd-player/stereo/stereoset/stereo system/cd-player amplifier cassettedeck radio in 1/radio (what do you call one of these in England?!>http://www.howardcc.edu/learningcenter/ ... system.jpg (not mine)): Björk - Vespertine

at this very moment? Peter Murphy's "Deep." before that it was "A Brief History of the 20th Century," the Gang of Four retrospective.

Just coming in from band rehearsal... now listening to Einstürzende Neubauten's " Sabrina". Oh, and that's exactly the name of my ex-girlfriend...   
Blixa Bargeld is great, I also like watching him producing weird sounds with his old Jaguar and Mustang in Nick Cave's Bad Seeds!

Most recently: some music by a friend's former band, We Acediasts.  He's American, but formed the band when he was living in Japan.  He played a Jaguar in the band that sounds like he had the strangle switch on most of the time.  Earlier: Comus, _First Utterance_, a strange British folk group from, I think, the late 60s or early 70s.  No Jaguars or friends in that band (...I think).

Hüsker Dü's  "The Living End"

Radiohead bootlegs (most of the 2006 tour ), On The Beach and anything by Neutral Milk Hotel.

Band of Horses just started up and the Black Angels just finished...between bands, like me.

Right now?

Michael Murphy's 'Land of Enchantment'... a collection of southwestern music, a few covers (Get your Kicks... lol.. on Route 66), and some  originals. The title track was adopted by the state of New Mexico as the official 'state ballad".

iPod or iTunes shuffle is my favorite feature, I just let the songs come as they may, this is what I listened to as finished work today... Too much to type

Car: Teenage Fanclub's "Songs From Northern Britain".
Study: a Robyn Hitchcock compilation a friend put together for me.
Music room: Dylan's "Highway 61 Revisited".
PC: Streaming the spy music channel from Soma Fm internet radio.

My CD player only holds one disc and I have no iPod.  So it's Goldfrapp's new Album Supernature

With the last of my emusic subscription today I downloaded Final Fantasy (classically inlfluenced, violin heavy),  Konono No.1 (mind blowing African grooves) and Lord Melody (CALYPSO!)

Bark Psychosis - Codename: Dustsucker

loose fur - born again in the USA
...trail of dead - worlds apart
yo la tengo - i can hear the heart beating as one