What are you listening to right now?

[kevin_lindsay]

Currently enjoying this improvised jam from Cory Henry and Michael League. 

Love it!!! 

 

[Leonard Smalls]

1 hour ago, odysseus said:

Can't say I've heard of him,

1 hour ago, bartelby said:

I was gutted when Rollins ditched Haskett, Cain and Gibbs

Chris was in my 1st band, Dredd and the Badass Weeds but then went and sold out with the Rollins Band 😆

And Melvin was one of my bass heroes - saw him with Arto Lindsey, Defunkt, Sonny Sharrock and Marc Ribot. Met him once while he was having lunch in the BBC canteen, of all places, with Chris and our 'Enry!

[Graham]

Drug Church

You'd think with a name like that they'd be a stoner doom act, but they're actually a really melodic, uplifting hard-core band - great stuff

[Reggaebass]

Easy listening 🙂

 

[dmccombe7]

 

[Stub Mandrel]

13 minutes ago, dmccombe7 said:

 

Rare recorded use of a capo on TOTP. That woudll make a great theme song...

[12stringbassist]

The Christi Haydon EP (bonus tracks on the deluxe reissue of Sparks' Gratuitous Sax and Senseless Violins).
I had the pleasure of having a dance with her at a Sparks gig some years ago. Lovely girl.

 

[NancyJohnson]

Queen - Sheer Heart Attack.

It's one of my favourite albums and makes me think I'm 15 again.

[Frank Blank]

28 minutes ago, NancyJohnson said:

Queen - Sheer Heart Attack.

It's one of my favourite albums and makes me think I'm 15 again.

I love that album, I remember arriving late at school over and over because I was doing air guitar to Now I’m here. Killer Queen is one of my favourite tracks of all time.

[NancyJohnson]

8 minutes ago, Frank Blank said:

I love that album, I remember arriving late at school over and over because I was doing air guitar to Now I’m here. Killer Queen is one of my favourite tracks of all time.

I have a top five, I mean, doesn't everyone?  I just fancied it.  It's like comfort eating.

[Reggaebass]

41 minutes ago, Frank Blank said:

I love that album, I remember arriving late at school over and over because I was doing air guitar to Now I’m here. Killer Queen is one of my favourite tracks of all time.

I can remember my friend playing, now I’m here , full blast in his bedroom, with his mum shouting, turn that down, up the stairs 😁

[steantval]

Just love the accents in this cracking song.

My pals band do a real great rendition of this song.

Edited November 25, 2019 by steantval

[Stub Mandrel]

Due to some, ahem, domestic rearrangement, I've got my 'toy' record player in the living room and I'm working though my vinyl. Playing them in order, so totally random (unless I had some sort of plan ~20 years ago) So far:

Help!  - Beatles (mono)

Selling England  by the Pound - Genesis

Elysian Encounter - Baker Gurvitz Army

Live and Heavy - (Classic compilation, various 70s  heavy rock bands)

Flash - Jeff Beck

Sergeant pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band - Beatles  (mono)

Boston - Boston

PXR5 - Hawkwind

The Freewheeling Bob Dylan - Bob something.  (mono)

 

I'd forgotten how utterly impeccable my musical taste is 🙂

 

[dmccombe7]

Not too shabby at all @Stub Mandrel

Dave

[B-Mac]

Acquired the 50th anniversary edition on King Crimson’s In The Court of the Crimson King 

 

...includes the aborted version of 21st Century Schizoid Man produced by Tony Clarke and man are they ever cooking on this.

[Ted Theodore Logan, III]

The Mrs, nagging!!...

[bartelby]

A bit of Laibach...

 

[steantval]

Superb Lzzy Hale vocals on this Heart cover.

 

[Stub Mandrel]

Jimi Hendrix, Isle of Wight. Vinyl.

[bartelby]

I'm hoping this will be showing what I listened to on my journey to the office this morning (I can see the videos on YouTube, but the embedded versions get blocked by the office web system)

 

It should be New Model Army's Vengeance and Thunder and Consolation albums

 

[mikel]

"Home" by the Dixie Chicks. Country as a genre is not my thing but the wife likes it. Have been watching Ken Burns Country Music documentary and the DC came up in conversation. I played the Home album today and I have to say its great. Not your Stetson wearing yee ha type of stuff just great songs, great harmonies and some superb musicianship. In particular "Travelin Soldier" got to me, so I played it again while reading the lyrics.  I'm not ashamed to say I shed a few tears. The power of the lyrics and the vocal performance put it up there for me as a playlist favorite.

[dave moffat]

When you come down to it Eagles and CCR are/were 'country' but not in the yee-haw, dozy doh c#ntery type way

Nice Horse are worth a listen in 'taking the fosters' sort of way, very easy on the eye as well

[bartelby]

Popped to the record shop to pick up a record the wife has wanted for 27 years, but it didn't officially exist until now. And in now a limited RSD release...
So I'm listening to it. 

Pearl Jam - MTV Unplugged.

[Twigman]

I picked up the Essential Jazz Classics CD release of Sinatra's "Songs For Swingin' Lovers" - it's a well remastered copy of the original album* (still mono of course) + 11 bonus tracks (single releases from 56-63). Timeless.

 

* I have a 1958 pressing

[Jimothey]

I’ve been listening to a lot of (rock??) blues and really liking Ritchie Kotzen at the mo