The Fearless album,really like Tell Me Why, listened to that track 3 times now.

Oh right yeah that's a great album.

And if you want to try some others another time, then you can look at her "Taylor Swift" album [which was the first one]. Now her latest one "Speak Now" :)

Old Steely Dan albums

Open Country on BBC Radio 4

Now Farming to Day This week with Kaz Graham on BBC Radio 4, which is discussing Wind Power

Tunak Tunak Tun

Janet Jackson - Make Me

Taylor Swift - Dear John

Ke$ha - We R Who We R

What a great song :spin:

Yeah Yeah - Cheryl cole ft Travie McCoy

Cher Lloyd - Stay

The First Time :bawling:

HellYeah - Cowboy Way

this :love:

The Beatles - The Beatles (The White Album)

I know I've raved over Revolver many times on here, but I think the White Album just might rival it as the Beatles' best. Yes there is filler, but certainly not much. Surprisingly it isn't a radical departure from what they were already doing, but its best moments sound like a mature refinement of their Revolver-Sgt. Pepper sound while also expanding on it. There is also that sense of sprawl that invariably draws comparisons from other bands' big double albums (the Stones' Exile on Main Street and Sonic Youth's sublime Daydream Nation to name a couple).

Stacey.X has converted me to Taylor Swift, I love the Fearless album and also the first album too,so I will get the new one Speak Now later in the week.

Thanks for mentioning her so much, I like to open up to artistes I haven't listened to before.You passed a good set of music on to me there.

Kings of Leon - Back Down South

At the moment though I am back listening to my real fave album, Whats the Story Mornin glory by Oasis. sheer brilliance.

Gardener's Question Time on BBC Radio 4 and the washing machine

Black Sabbath - Paranoid

Metric - Black Sheep.

Could It Be Magic - Mary Byrne :D

Snow Patrol - Run