What are you listening to right now?

[mule71]

Sean Malone's (RIP) first solo album, Cortlandt:

 

 

[bartelby]

some Lard:

 

[MothMan]

King Missile - Martin Scorsese

 

 

[Richard R]

 

I love Tomita, ever since I first borrowed his "Snowflakes are Dancing" from the record library in Birmingham.  But he is a bit odd at times, and this arrangement is definitely one of those times 

[Frank Blank]

 

[Bunion]

2 minutes ago, Frank Blank said:

 

I really like that groove, I’ll be checking out more 

[upside downer]

4 minutes ago, Frank Blank said:

 

 

 

The wonderful Melike Şahin used to sing live with Anatolian psychedelic rockers Baba Zula. 

 

 

 

[Bunion]

I’ve always been into world music as they call it and having Indian neighbours who once every now and then turn the music up I’ve Shazammed a few tracks. 
this one is marvellous 

Dhvani Bhanushali Has a wonderful voice as does Jubin Nautiyal

Edited July 12, 2022 by Bunion

[Frank Blank]

19 minutes ago, Bunion said:

I really like that groove, I’ll be checking out more 

Me too, just heard it on the latest Freak Zone.

 

12 minutes ago, upside downer said:

The wonderful Melike Şahin used to sing live with Anatolian psychedelic rockers Baba Zula. 

Cheers 👍

[Barking Spiders]

Was playing this in the car an hour ago as it was pedal to the metal down the M5 . This takes me back to the end of my clubbing days. This was a banging tune played across the nightspots of Europe at the turn of the Millennium,played and produced by a couple of Danish former classical percussionists 

 

[Reggaebass]

Cruising through Abridge listening to some black uhuru 

 

[NancyJohnson]

With this thread on 425 pages, I'd err that posts this far down will be skimmed past.  Anyhow, here's today's listening.

 

Momma are a three/four piece from Los Angeles, soundwise let's just say they lean heavily on Veruca Salt and there's elements of Smashing Pumpkins and Motion City Soundtrack kicking in too.  The new album is superb, 5/5.

 

The studio is certainly their friend, the live stuff I've seen is a bit patchy, but I reckon give them a year or two, they'll be main stage fodder for Reading/Leeds.

 

 

 

[ezbass]

I’ve been revisiting Steven Wilson’s To The Bone album. Hard to pick just one track, but I’ll go with the title track, which features Mark Feltham on harmonica, the tone of which makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.

 

 

 

 

[bartelby]

The new Horace Andy track:

There's a proper video here:
https://bandcamp.23video.com/9891472.ihtml/player.html?token=de65303995c88017dc415b48f57424ca&source=embed&photo_id=76499202

Edited July 13, 2022 by bartelby

[Reggaebass]

Another classic , can’t resist 

 

[bartelby]

As the Horace Andy track has put me in the right frame of mind and @Reggaebassposted them earlier.
I'm checking out Black Uhuru. I've only recently really started delving in reggae and dub properly. So discovering lots of great music...

 

[Frank Blank]

 

[Frank Blank]

 

[Frank Blank]

Who thought he was on the Reggae thread then...?

 

Duh.

[MothMan]

Laibach - Wat

 

 

[Bunion]

 

[Bunion]

On 21/07/2008 at 16:32, phil_the_bassist said:

o yeah, and I'm listening to Ramble On by LedZep atm, it's the only band I can play at work without gettin shouted at!

That’s no bad thing 😂🤣

[garyt]

https://youtu.be/yJGYqFAzsHc

[Stub Mandrel]

On 11/07/2022 at 11:57, MrSpace said:

Not sure how to describe the genre of this. There's a lot in there! If you haven't seen this already, I think the video is worth a watch.

 

 

OK. I'm a Gnome convert...

[Barking Spiders]

Been chilling on the drive home this evening playing a selection of chill out comps from the late 90s-mid 00s. This one's a little gem and a big fave from that era. Manchester based Sub Sub had a big dance hit called Aint no Love Aint No Use, before morphing into the better known Doves