What a new wave fan listens to on a sunday morning

[bpdp3]

This morning I've been listening to a recent release by Iron & Wine called "our endless numbered days" and I think it's making for pretty great Sunday morning music....relaxed enough for my aging senses, but with enough credibility to keep me from getting into James Taylor territory....

I'm thinking of songs/lps I like to hear in that Sunday morning vein... or course my beloved Prefab Sprout Two Wheels Good, maybe early Everything but the Girl, Aztec Camera - -- I know there's got to be some lazy sunday am synth pop but it's escaping me...

My favorite Sunday morning listen might very well be side one of Eno's "Music for Airports" - - that piano pattern could repeat into infinity as far as I'm concerned.....

[Frau_Blucher]

Nice choices. I might well have picked every one of those myself! How about Eno's "Another Green World"? If I'm thinking of the classic lazy Sunday, here's my impromptu mix...

Here's Where the Story Ends - The Sundays!
Seconds - Human League
No Promi

[LadyLazarus]

Not exactly this morning, as I don't like mornings and usually elect to skip over them, but the Doors first LP, Alice Cooper's Love It To Death, Iggy & the Stooges' Funhouse & Live In Michigan, Motorhead's Ace of Spades, and then Love's Forever Changes. [

[bowiestation]

funny,I was listening to " the chase is better than the catch " this morning from Motorhead.I thought I was the only one who liked them still-Lemmy still jams !

[bpdp3]

I actually met Lemmy backstage once after a show; unfortunately it had been so loud that my ears were ringing too much to hear what he was saying - - true to form there was a bottle of Jack Daniels present...

I'd say that listening to something like En

[bowiestation]

I know ! I usually listen to stuff more tame on Sunday morning(with headphones of course)(I'd run the wife and kids out without them still).I saw Motorhead in California back in the early 80's-loud,fast,and hard !

[Justj0hn]

At the computer this afternoon(which is my AM, heh)....the 50 Foot Wave mini-lp which is a rather harsh noiZe unit fronted by Kristin Hersh of Throwing Muses fame. Good stuff.

On the road to the nursery:Skinny Puppy's latest 'The Greater Wrong Of The R

[ExRat]

I enjoy listening to myself yelling at the neighborhood children running through my yard at 8:00 in the morning to shut the hell up.

[oneno]

After "The bourning Cry" A ELCA Lutheran standard.I was working on mu motorcycle listening to "Thursday Afternoon" by Eno

[Mr. DNA]

I was actually listening to the DIY comp. "Come Out & Play!" with the likes of The Nerves, The Pezband, Chris Stamey, The Real Kids, Cheap Trick, Paley Brothers, and of course The Diodes!!!!

blow yourself up!

[LadyLazarus]

Not Sunday morning anyomre, but it certainly felt the same as yesterday. So much so, I was getting Deja vu.
Tonight I fancy a bit of DJ Shadow and Massive Attack.

[Ollie Stench]

Classix Nouveaux - La Verite
Ultravox - Vienna
Visage - Visage
Sade - Diamond Life
Cowboy Junkies - Trinity Session
Psychedelic Furs - Forever Now

[cubby]

Miles Davis-A Kind of Blue
Joni Mitchell-Court and Spark
Chicane-Behind the Sun
Massive Attack-Blue Lines
Cocteau Twins-Heaven or Las Vegas
Roxy Music-Avalon

[ExRat]

Some of my choices:

Nick Drake - Five Leaves Left
Nick Drake - Pink Moon
Nick Drake - Bryter Layter
Nick Drake - Time of No Reply
Dead Can Dance - Within the Realm of a Dyin Sun
Marianne Faithfull - Broken English

[WoodlandParkPunk]

Ministry - With Sympathy