What are you listening to right now?

[bartelby]

Got REM Tour Film on in the back ground.
I forget how bloody good REM were!

[Captain Rumble]

[i]CSNY 1974 Awsome[/i]

[Slipperydick]

CSNY So Far.

For the 1st time in years. Still good.

[Slipperydick]

Just came across Muddy "Mississippi" Waters Live on Spotify.

Excellent. Been on couple of hours so far, might move on to Koko Taylor in a bit.

[leroydiamond]

i have been listening to my new Clearaudio Concept Turntable. This has given a breath of fresh air to my old Vinyl collection. Yummy!

[Bilbo]

Ivo Neame - Strata

[peglegs42]

[color=#000000][font=inherit][size=4][center]♫ [/center][/size][/font][/color]Porcupine Tree - Trains [color=#000000][font=inherit][size=4][center]♫[/center][/size][/font][/color]

[Roland Rock]

Helmet

[colgraff]

Simon and Garfunkel, Concert in Central Park from September 1981.

I love this. They are both at the top of their game and it manages to be relaxing and upbeat at the same time.

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=concert+in+central+park&FORM=HDRSC3#view=detail&mid=89A3B620931FF6073D8089A3B620931FF6073D80

[Cosmo Valdemar]

Faith no More - Sol Invictus
Torche - Restarter

I'm not really 'getting' either if I'm honest... Currently falling back on Strapping Young Lad's Alien which fills me with absolute joy and also makes me weep for the utter toss Dev is putting out these days...

[GisserD]

pretty much anything with garrett sayers. The motet, GS3 ect. Also earphunk and dumpstaphunk

[gadgie]

sweet

[gadgie]

Ooo F*** my reply with a quote is not working again:(

[Old Man Riva]

Some Sunday funk... This was one of Sly Stone's 'Sly's Stone Flower' projects from '69/'70

I'm Just Like You by 6ix (unsurprisingly it has a fabulous bass line - a Jazz played with a pick??)

[url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrAc04Nh6M4"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrAc04Nh6M4[/url]

There's a really good article about the Stone Flower project here.. [url="https://medium.com/cuepoint/sly-stone-the-original-rhythm-king-da29241897b5"]https://medium.com/cuepoint/sly-stone-the-original-rhythm-king-da29241897b5[/url]

[howdenspur]

Beatles - Sergeant Pepper, which I haven't listened to properly for, ahem, 40 of years. Oldest daughter thinks Keef is right. But that's a whole other thread;)
Sly and the Family Stone - Stand. Wonderful!

Edited August 30, 2015 by howdenspur

[Roland Rock]

Lou Reed's Berlin - great songs, and some tidy bass from Jack Bruce (and Tony Levin on two tracks)

[Rich]

Today I are mostly working my way through the Queensryche back catalogue, and realizing that I had forgotten just how very very very good they were.

[mattbass6]

Lots of Led Zeppelin, especially III plus Big Wreck, Dream Theater and, Cats In Space

[Mykesbass]

Just finished Robert Cray's latest on vinyl, now for the one before

Edited November 10, 2015 by Mykesbass

[timmo]

I bought a CD of Diana Ross. Obviously I have heard the more well known songs, but some of the lesser known to me are even better. The Supremes must be one of the best backing vocalists in music

[colgraff]

Having watched Ted last night, I am now listening to Queen's Flash Gordon. To my ears, one of the great OST albums. Probably because both Queen and the film do camp and tongue in cheek so well.

Edited November 10, 2015 by colgraff

[TrevorR]

Nothing but "Show Don't Tell" from Rush's Presto album is lodged firmly in my brain for some reason...

[Rich]

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Today I are mostly working my way through the Queensryche back catalogue, and realizing that I had forgotten just how very very very good they were.
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Oh good lord, Eddie Jackson's bass tones are sublime. His sound on 'Disconnected' (from Promised Land) is just HUUUGE. It sounds like god clearing his throat.

[alhbass]

Clutch. Robot Hive/Exodus to be precise. New to me as of about three days ago - tho clearly not new. I'm blown away. How had I never come across this music before?

[Smellynerfherder]

Veruca Salt's new album, Ghost Notes. Love it.