Right now it's....

The Notwist - "Solitaire"

Next on the playlist....

M83 - "Lower Your Eyelids to Die With the Sun"

Jeff, some good bands there. The pinback cd is awesome. and death cab is one of my all time favorites!

OH, and Nearertonever, I love My Bloody Valentine. They are definitely one of the biggest influences to indie music today. Great band.

Speaking of music, if any of you are hardcore indie fans, if you didn't already know, The Unicorns broke up. here's the story about it:
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/news/05-02/14.shtml

Highwayman - Johnny Cash & Willie Nelson

To Whom It May Concern - Tony Williams Lifetime

No one listens to jazz or fusion??

I'm not a huge jazz fan, but I do have a couple Dave Brubeck tracks that I play from time to time. My grandfather is a jazz musician and he's been trying to get me in to it for my entire life, but it just never fully clicked for some reason.

California - Mason Jennings

Funny you mentioned jazz, I'm listening to Coltrane right now.

Recently, I've been switching to Sad Song (acoustic) by Oasis and Dust in the Wind by Kansas. I've also been listening to alot of Bloc Party and Dallas Green. I listen to different types of music to see what can possibly inspire me for a script. I think that if you listen to different genres of music, that you can be inspired to tell different types of stories in script. If that makes sense.

Two Coins, The General - Dispatch

Best of Both Worlds - Van Halen

Stadium Arcadium - RHCP
John Frusciante solo albums
Preisner soundtracks
Miyazaki film scores played on koto and shakuhachi
Takashi Tajima (shakuhachi player)
Edward Artemiev scores for Tarkovsky films

Gimme Some Money, Big Bottom and Rock You Tonight by none other than Spinal Tap.

California Guitar Trio
The Raconteurs
Evergrey
Bossa N' Marley
Cake
Audioslave
Destroyer 666

Return to Innocence - Enigma

Here We God by Jon Brion.

Im listening to a wicked playlist with:
"Break The Wind"- Spinal Tap
"The Only One"- Lucero
"Brick"- Ben Folds 5
"Title And Registration"- Death Cab For Cutie
"Summertime"- Kenny Chesney
and
"Clark Gable"- The Postal Service

Yeah, some pretty bad ass songs right there.

Kronos Quartet version of Philip Glass' magnificent score to 'Mishima'. I highly recommend the film...

NOT THE SAME - Ben Folds
GREEN EYES - Coldplay
BLUE ROOM - The Passengers
NOT ENOUGH - The 88

And a bunch of songs from i-Tunes that I can't remember the name of!

For the past like 3 days I have been listening to a lot of Coheed and Cambria as well as Candlebox.

Also The Final Countdown over and over cause...well...why wouldn't you?

Girls by Beastie Boys