For me, the holy trinity is cooking, a glass of wine & some good music. I typically listen to blues/rock when cooking. Susan Tedeschi, Jackie Greene, Springsteen, Coltrane, Robert Cray Band. Sometimes some Aretha Franklin,... (39 replies, last updated by summertm November 12, 2008)

I was just thinking about people’s tastes in food and music. When I consider the differences in the flavor palettes of say, classic French cuisine and traditional Japanese food, I can’t help but think of the parallel... (32 replies, last updated by bwvanleeuwen1 November 15, 2006)

Okay, so we know a lot of us listen to music while we cook, but how many food related songs can we come up with. I’ll start and include a link to the video: Pulling Mussels (From the Shell) by Squeeze... (23 replies, last updated by HillJ April 12, 2008)

Since the "songs referencing food" thread ha a wall, let’s think about artists with food/ingredients in their name. I’ll start with 10 from a quick scan of my record collection Smashing Pumpkins Marc Almond Moldy Peaches... (41 replies, last updated by goodhealthgourmet January 26, 2009)

HELP...I am looking for a nice resturant with good food and service. Nice attire and some good live music. No specific well no hard metal. If anyone knows of a good place-please let me know- Area-Hollywood-LA-Santa Monica-THANK... (6 replies, last updated by Jennifer W. January 27, 2001)

Most of these aren’t really ABOUT food, but they reference food... “Applebite” - Soundgarden “Banana Pancakes” - Jack Johnson "Big Rock Candy Mountain" - Harry McClintock “Brown Sugar” - The... (54 replies, last updated by sarahvagaca June 1, 2007)

this post I’m going to try to make a game out of it. Pairing music to food. This weekend I promised my husband Mexican and I’m going to break out the Selena soundtrack. (32 replies, last updated by yamalam May 1, 2009)

The only thing I love more then food… is music. Where can I combine the two? In particular, I’m asking for live music. The food can range from the simple and satisfying, to ethnic and/or small tasty plates at a bar, to a place... (15 replies, last updated by mchan02 August 16, 2007)

I have a question for my next trip to Montreal: What pubs, clubs, coffeehouses, or similar places do you recommend with live Quebecois, Acadian, French, Breton, or other Celtic (Irish, Scottish) folk music—preferably... (6 replies, last updated by Aby December 10, 2002)

I love cooking to music. Usually I like to listen to upbeat danceable stuff; but if I’m cooking making Dominican food, I will play salsa and merengue. Lately though, I’ve really been digging The Fratelli’s... (103 replies, last updated by BaltoPhilFood October 13, 2008)

There’s good food in New Orleans and theres good music. Finding them in the same place is difficult. Forget the food at mulates, its bad. Venture 0ut of the 1/4, and head uptown. Cajun Music at Tipatinas on sunday night,... (2 replies, last updated by cajun-gwailo November 1, 2003)

There was a restaurant called Rock in Pasadena. Is it still around? I never got around to going. They supposedly cooked your meals in front of you on "hot rocks." If it is still around, does anyone know the address and what might... (2 replies, last updated by DonnyMac November 18, 2002)

has anyone else dined @ "on the rocks"? its a chinese rest. on the corner of front and sherbourne. serves mostly cantonese & szechuan style food. i have tried a few items on the menu my favorite being the hunan hot beef ( a... (4 replies, last updated by BlaBlaBla May 15, 2003)

Sometimes readers are looking for entertainment and/or music along with their dining experience so i thought as we come across some of these possibilities we could list them here here are three located in old montreal STEAK N’... (2 replies, last updated by finefoodie55 October 27, 2009)

hey anoko, i’m not sure what street you’re talking about but i have this article: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/14/arts/14bchea.html cut out and hanging on my cubicle wall when i feel like music and food. hopefully... (1 reply, last updated by monasapple June 16, 2008)