What are you listening to right now?

[odysseus]

10 minutes ago, Reggaebass said:

Such a nice groove ☝️

 

For sure, mate - they play some tasty stuff! 

[Richard R]

 

Luke Jackson is supporting Fairport on their current tour (sadly interrupted for a week as they have covid in the tour party).

This is the tale of a young Canterbury farmer offering the object of his affection a lift home. 

[EssentialTension]

 

[EssentialTension]

 

[leschirons]

James Taylor 1971 (ish) live, with Leland, Russ Kunkle, the Kooch and Carole King. 

It's world class song writing and world class players.

[Baloney Balderdash]

Stina Nordenstam - "Parliament Square" (The Knife remix) :

Edited February 13, 2022 by Baloney Balderdash

[Barking Spiders]

this morning, as I work it's Wire's 154 album. IMO there are few bands who made such a cracking run of first three albums. Fave track from 154 is ..

 

[Graham]

Neurosis- Live At Roadburn

 

[Baloney Balderdash]

 

[Nail Soup]

Just been listening to a 3-hour bass themed show on 6 Music (aired a couple of weeks ago, Gideon Coe)

Fantastic show, I'll post 2 or 3 stand-outs here.

1- Graham Central Station - Release Yourself

 

[Nail Soup]

2 - Baxter Dury - Miami 

(On Edit - Just listened to the lyrics in this ..... I guess I heard a radio edit?)

Edited February 13, 2022 by Nail Soup

[Nail Soup]

3 - Brian Eno - Third Uncle

 

[MothMan]

In honor of Valentine's Day this is the only song I'll be listening to today:

 

J. Geils Band - Love Stinks

 

 

[upside downer]

Getting funky with the young Turks.

 

 

[NancyJohnson]

Porcupine Tree.  

 

While there's no doubting the talent on show, there's just something about Steven Wilson that I just find difficult to connect with, he always comes across as so earnest and nice.  On the times I've dipped in, I always felt his voice didn't suit the heavier passages. 

 

I love his non-contributary work (for instance, the 5.1 XTC/Tears For Fears reissues).  Perhaps there's just too much back catalogue to wade through (I've finished In Absentia and I'm deep in Deadwing territory), maybe I should just create a playlist of everything and just put them on shuffle rather than focusing on things on an album by album basis.

[Reggaebass]

Listening to what I think is the best cover version ever of bob marleys , Babylon feel dis one by Raphael cardoso 

 

[Stub Mandrel]

Murder Ballads.

 

Lovely sleazy bass, I could play this riff all night:

 

 

And Kylie wins it:

 

 

[bartelby]

6 minutes ago, Stub Mandrel said:

Murder Ballads.

 

Lovely sleazy bass, I could play this riff all night:

 

And Kylie wins it:

 

 

Top stuff!!
Stagger Lee is a great bassline!!

And yes, I could (and do) play it for a long time!!

Edited February 16, 2022 by bartelby

[RhysP]

Every Valley - Public Service Broadcasting

[MothMan]

Captain Jack - Dream a Dream

 

 

[Baloney Balderdash]

 

[Stub Mandrel]

On original 1968 vinyl (stereo version!)

 

 

 

Leo Lyons is an utterly underrated monster bass player. You could take his solos off this and drop them into a Danny Thompson jazz blues and no-one would notice.

[lownote]

Mrs Lownote giving me earache

[Baloney Balderdash]

From the, in my opinion, best album Will Oldham (Palace Brothers, Palace Music, Bonnie "Prince" Billy) ever have released, "Viva Last Blues", from 1995 :

 

Edited February 18, 2022 by Baloney Balderdash

[Old Man Riva]

The Pretenders debut album. I was (still am) a big fan of Pete Farndon’s playing on this record - nothing too fussy, but drove the tracks along perfectly. He also looked cool as…
 

James Honeyman-Scott was such an underrated guitarist.

 

Anyway, here’s the opening track (over 40yrs old and still sounds great!)…