Great Sunday Morning Albums

[Cheese Grits]

You know... when you're resting up from a rowdy night and recharging your batteries for a new week, what do you like to play? Here's a couple I've been digging. smi

 

[Mark Wein]

And appropriately enough, side two (the "Sunday Morning part) of

 

[Cheese Grits]

Man, Mark. Nobody but us loves a good Sunday morning album.

Anyway, I would add this:

 

[Mark Wein]

Man, Mark.  Nobody but us loves a good Sunday morning album. 

Anyway, I would add this:

SRSLY

Which one is that? I have the one with "Hurt" and the Tom Petty stuff and its pretty good...

 

[Ronk]

Man, Mark. Nobody but us loves a good Sunday morning album.

It's hard for me to remember back to when I would put music on in the morning on a Sunday... Now I wake up to Sponge Bob.

I'll throw out Tom Petty - Wildflowers

 

[Mark Wein]

Man, Mark.  Nobody but us loves a good Sunday morning album.  

It's hard for me to remember back to when I would put music on in the morning on a Sunday... Now I wake up to Sponge Bob.

I'll throw out Tom Petty - Wildflowers

Thats a good one..

This is what my son wakes me up with on Sundays

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgPi3YJuEEg

 

[Phil513]

 

[Cheese Grits]

Man, Mark.  Nobody but us loves a good Sunday morning album. 

Anyway, I would add this:

SRSLY

Which one is that?  I have the one with "Hurt" and the Tom Petty stuff and its pretty good...

The one I posted was American III. You're talking about American IV. Both great albums, imo. O0

 

[Mark Wein]

Its always interesting hearing him redo someone elses song. You really end up hearing it differently...

 

[Denverdave]

I am generally scrambling to get to church early on Sundays (to play music) so I don't play many CD's, but these have been in my rotation before.

 

[Theodore]

 

[12Pack]

Well - If ya make your girlfriend/wife cry on Saturday night because you got caught cheating with her sister - I suppose you would spend all Sunday listening to James Blunt. cry1

 

[cfgsteak]

We have been listening to some Relient K cd on the way to church, I like it.

If I was just chilling at home by myself, or driving out to fish, I would be listening to some Sublime or something of that ilk...

 

[Phlat Phive]

It's not that I don't listen to music on Sunday mornings, but I don't have any special albums that I favour, nor does it necessarily need to be on the peaceful, relaxing side. Usually I'm just listening to whatever I bought the most recently, and there's a good chance that that's awful noise that's absolutely loaded with clams.

idn_smilie

 

[Prages]

I really don't listen to much music.

I know it sounds strange, but I couldn't tell you the last time I just put a CD on and listened to it all the way through.

 

[platypus]

Bon Iver: for Emma, forever ago

Dave Matthews: Under the table and dreaming

 

[Mark Wein]

Dave Matthews: Under the table and dreaming

I loved this one when it came out...not much of a DMB fan anymore but there are some great songs there...

 

[platypus]

Dave Matthews: Under the table and dreaming

I loved this one when it came out...not much of a DMB fan anymore but there are some great songs there...

yeah I don't listen to it too much anymore either but it's good for a sunday morning

 

[Eminence_Front]

Somehow I knew there'd be a dozen ecclectic references to artists I've never heard of.


I think I am with Teach on this one.


I dig the Crows big time, I mean "know every song by heart" dig...


Oh, and on my usual weekend rotation I have

 

[Cheese Grits]

I've never heard these. I'll have to look for that Gordon Lightfoot album on used vinyl. O0