What are you listening to right now?

I don't know anything about their newest album but the Scissor Sisters do have an insanely catchy pop dance tune in the biggest hit so far ...
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxwIWt9_Uqc[/youtube]

Retrodisco is probably the best way to describe their game.

It's Bob Welch right, not fleetwood mac.

Welch struggled with a variety of marginal bands until 1971, when he was invited to join Fleetwood Mac, then an erstwhile English blues band that had lost two of its three frontline members, Peter Green and Jeremy Spencer, within a few months.

Along with fellow newcomer Christine McVie, Bob helped to steer the band in a more melodic direction, as heard on 1971's Future Games.

He wrote songs for and played on several Fleetwood Mac albums, including Bare Trees (1972), Mystery to Me (1973) and Heroes Are Hard to Find (1974).

The Renaissance vocal ensemble Blue Heron brings us music for the darkest season of the year, the weeks leading up to Christmas. In the 15th century in northern Europe, this period produced penitential, mystical music. But when Christmas came it was also a time for celebration. We'll hear both these moods in music by Jacob Obrecht and Antoine Brumel, and in some 12th century music by Perotin. *** Obrecht: Factor Orbis; Brumel: Nato canunt omnia; Perotin: Beata viscera; Perotin: Sederunt principes. Blue Heron Renaissance Choir; Scott Metcalfe, conductor +++ More info on Blue Heron: http://www.blueheronchoir.org/ Recorded in a live broadcast at WGBH's Fraser Performance Studio on December 19th, 2008. ©2009 WGBH Educational Foundation. http://www.wgbh.org/classical email: [email protected]