Haha Sounds like a plan!

I know lots of karaoke bars. Which probably doesn't surprise you a great deal...

I don't know ANY! So you're ahead of me there

I promise I haven't visited all the karaoke bars I know of. Just a few of them...

That isn't what you said before You very clearly said, "I know LOTS of karaoke bars"...

Knowing, and visiting isn't the same...

I've been stuck on Muse for most of today, but now finished (sorry, Stephie), went back to Ravel's Miroirs: IV Alborada del Gracioso, and now listening to Foo Fighters Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace. I tend to jump between classical & rock.

They're on Jonathan Ross' show a bit later today

Mehmehmehmeh... Well, I look forward to whatever happens with the karaoke bar idea!


So long as you stuck with them for most of the day Kidding...

And they were AMAZING, as always!

I shall have a good think...

Adaio in G minor

Now listening to Magic FM

Giovanni Gabrieli Omnes Gentes

and Praetorius' setting of In dulci jubilo

Bathtime Bliss

I have turnd Magic back on. This way I don't have to decide what music to hear, it can be done for me.

Four Tops : (Reach Out) I'll be there

Nothing like a bit of Motown on Sunday morning

Now listening to 'At the Sign of the Swinging Cymbal' by Brian Fahey and his Orchestra.

A gold medal goes to the first person who knows what this piece of music is best known for...

Berlioz, Requiem - really enjoying it, much more than I thought I would.

Fade to Grey - Visage

Visage were great . Then they turned into Ultravox and released the awful 'Vienna' and it all went wrong...

Vienna was good!!

It meant nothing to me, it meant nothing to me...oh Vienna....

The lyrics were quite beautiful, I thought!

The lyrics aren't bad, it's the music that doesn't do it for me, I'm afraid...

Well, I like it So there.

If we all liked the same music, what a boring world it'd be!

If I was listening to music from that era, I'd probably go for 80s Stevie Wonder, Billy Joel, Joe Jackson, Squeeze, 80s Diana Ross, Madness, Chaka Khan, stuff like that...

Madness!!! Now they're good! Suggs was on the One Show the other day

I would love to see them live one day...

We cover some of their stuff in the band I play in, One step beyond and Night boat to Cairo

I'm listening to Kenn Dodd's Happiness which I've agreed to play trumpet for in a comedy show. More trumpet in there than I was led to believe......

Britten String Quartet No. 3

Annie - James Blunt

Take a Bow - Muse

Convivium Musicum Gothenburgense, At the Sign of the Crumhorn: Flemish songs and dance music from the Susato Music Books

Overdue - Muse

Beethoven's "Appassionata" Sonata, Op.57

Chopin Nocturne Op 9 No.2

I think I'm addicted to Chopin now, since I started learning one of his Waltzes

I would so love to play sax in that one day...

*goes to listen to it*

Sandra our sax player does a fantastic job of that one Hardest part seems to the ridiculously low note at the start

Low notes on the sax are pretty notorious for being badly behaved...! It is a great note, though

Samuel Scheidt: In dulci jubilo.

Slade : Merry Christmas Everybody

Think that's allowed now

Ravel, Gaspard de la Nuit

Schubert Impromtu Op 90 D 899 No 3 and Debussy Arabesque no1

My old school's 2008 Christingle CD It's appropriate for the season

P J Harvey, White Chalk

Lots of songs from Avenue Q

Handel's Messiah - For unto us a child is born

Billie Jean - Michael Jackson

carmina burana from rene clemencic

some great lyrics in this - songs about drinking and deflowering young maidens. And from the clergy too - shocking!