What will you be listening to next week?

I've downloaded a few songs in the last few weeks, and these are what I'll be listening to next week. Some are unique examples of pieces by people whose music I otherwise dislike or don't find particularly interesting:

The Stranglers: Golden Brown, No More Heroes
Dolly Parton: Jolene
Belinda Carlisle: Circle in the Sand
Sweet: Blockbuster (childhood memories of daringly watching this on Crackerjack)
Kelis: Milkshake
Seal: Crazy

...And others which I simply never got around to getting on vinyl or CD:

The Beach Boys: I Get Around, California Dreamin
Goldfrapp: Strict Machine
Blondie: Heart of Glass
Sonique: It Feels So Good
B-52a: Love Shack
Spiller: Groovejet (5 versions - bought accidentally, somehow)

Most were from 7digital but I made the mistake of getting the ones that weren't available at 7digital from Wanadoo [i.e. ODN2 or whatever it's called, which is also used by Tiscali and others]. These were 69p each instead of £1 but were of disgracefully poor quality [unless my PC speakers are deceiving me], copy restricted and dependent on a plugin for replay .

[Edited to correct spelling mistakes].

Nashville by Josh Rouse

Jim Bryson - The North Side Benches

The John Butler Trio - Sunrise Over Sea

The Wire Daisies - Just Another Day

CC Adcock - Lafayette Marquis

Rod Picott - Tiger Tom Dixon's Blues

The Wailin' Jennys - 40 Days

Kenny White - Symphony In 16 Bars

Retro stuff is a 'Dan' revival with Countdown To Ecstasy, Aja and Gaucho.

And yes Mick; I'm looking forward to receiving my copy of 'Nashville' en-route from the USA. Bob Harris has played a couple of excellent tracks from what sounds like a great album.

John.

Soil Work "Stabbing the drama"
Extol
Dark tranquillity
Josh Rouse "Nashville"
David Silvian

Currently in the auto:
Kinks Kollektion, the Kinks*
Kon Tiki, Cotton Mather (top band!)
Mad Ferret, Oasis compilation*
Shine On Brightly, Procol Harum
10,000 Years, the Honeydogs
Jewels for Sophia, Robyn Hitchcock (sublime!)
The Four Seasons, Vivaldi (who does this guy Viv think he is...Sting?)

*My own custom CD burns

First, I will be listening to my wife, as I do every week. Second, I am having a new sound system installed in my car this Thursday (Alpine receiver, Boston Acoustics speakers & new wiring) and I am going to listen to high quality and musically demanding recordings that will help me equalize and time correct the system.
I am definitely going to listen to:

The Piano Music of Alberto Ginastera

Songs From Within - Sheila Jordan & Harvie Swartz (voice & bass)

Midnight Sugar - Yamamoto, Tsuyoshi Trio

Haim

Coupla new discoveries:-

Karine Polwart - 'Faultlines' (clever title)

Kathleen Edwards - 'Back To Me'

John.

Just come back from HMV (4 CDs for £20), so:

Deep Purple - Made in Japan
Joni Mitchell - Hejira
David Crosby - If I Could Only Remember My Name
Jackson Browne - Running On Empty

Tomorrow, I will fill the car autochanger with :

Unn - Electronic Music
Various Artists - Covered (lots of cover versions)
Mick Harris - Hednod session, CD 1
Acid Flash Volume 11, CD 2
Anne Clark - Notes taken, Traces Left CD 2
PSY231 - Industrial Hits for Greatest Youth

and compliation tapes:

LCD Soundsystem = LP and some 12" by them
Latest Drum'n'Bass - DB||3C, Boylan, Baron, Fresh, Hive, Gridlok, Optical

DS

OTD - Boylan - Underground

Kasabian, Kasabian (so I can feel I'm with the NME cutting-edge!)
Ian Brown, Solarized
Thievery Corporation, The Cosmic Game
Boston, Greatest Hits...just so you don't get intimidated by my overwhelming hipness