What are you listening to right now?

[grahamd]

Bit o' this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40lqREiOfwg&sns=em

[bobbass4k]

Opened up media player to fill a boring gap in the us election coverage, and this gem was the first random selection:

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xl4VmZwnUoE[/media]

They used to be so good.

[Doddy]

I've just been listening to 'Wake Up' by John Legend and The Roots. Great album.

I'm now grooving to Bob Reynolds 'A Live Life'. Brilliant.

[Lfalex v1.1]

"Crime of the Century" by Supertramp.
Particularly the title track, which, upon being re-visited, is nothing short of a minor masterpiece:
Well written and arranged, with plenty of space for ALL the instruments.
Superbly Played.
Gets its message across with the bare minimum of lyrics, which are over inside 1m45s.
Well recorded and produced, but not glossy
Excellent bass sound, plus some Taurus pedals at the end if I'm not much mistook...

[Bilbo]

Supertramp!! Some great songs over the years (my fave was Sister Moonshine)

Steve Kuhn Trio - Mostly Coltrane

[ScreencastTutor]

I was reminded of my favourite movie of all time "Local Hero" which then led me towards:

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAxzr9BdnkA"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAxzr9BdnkA[/url]

[yankeedoodle]

probably some dream theater, mudvayne and tool

[Clarebear68]

Rosanna by Toto popped up on spotify - I ended up listening to the whole album. Not really my thing and some tracks are a bit cheesy but there's some seriously good playing on there - especially some of the bass playing.

[Blademan_98]

My own soundcloud page....... how sad is that!

[Elvis Valentine]

The Jim Jones Revue - the savage heart.
Saw them a couple of weeks ago and it was indeed a rawkus rawk n roll show.

[Blademan_98]

[quote name='Elvis Valentine' timestamp='1352407155' post='1862772']
The Jim Jones Revue - the savage heart.
Saw them a couple of weeks ago and it was indeed a rawkus rawk n roll show.
[/quote]

I was listening to your soundcloud page then moved onto my own

[Elvis Valentine]

lol well i suppose i'll return the favour and go listen to yours.

[Pinball]

Been listening you Tina Turner, Delilah's Power on you tube. I loved that album so have just managed to find and buy it from Amazon. It had to be done. grittier than a cockle pickers sandwich!

Edited November 8, 2012 by Pinball

[51m0n]

The [url="http://kitrichardson.bandcamp.com/album/submission-chords"]Kit Richardson Submission Chords[/url] EP, havent listened to it for ages.

Its still great!

[Bilbo]

Dave Holland 'Extensions'

[KevB]

Latest ones from Aerosmith, Neil Young, Pineapple Thief and......ahem, Robbie Williams

[Basvarken]

I've been listening a lot to Del Amitri this week. Sort of forgot about their CDs in my collection.
Justin Currie is one of the best songwriters on this planet (IMHO)

[Roland Rock]

Junior Wells, what a lovely blues voice

[jazzyvee]

http://www.bassonthebroadband.com/index.html

[Kongo]

Death - Lack of Comprehension.

[hollywoodrox]

Timo Kotipelto -Coldness. Finnish melodic power metal (he is the lead vocalist from Stratovarius) his solo albums are pretty awesome

[Kongo]

[quote name='Inti' timestamp='1352748556' post='1866990']
The Human album is absolutely gold. Never heard something as good as that in Death Metal again.

Listening to: Some songs I'm recording and I'm really getting tired of them...
[/quote]

Perhaps try: Atheist - Unquestionable Presence. Great album, death metal band with loads of fusion influence.
I agree, Human is a fantastic album, features Steve DiGiorgio also. :-)

And so by that I am listening to;

Atheist - Mother Man.

[danthewelshy]

[quote name='KevB' timestamp='1352479185' post='1863667']
Latest ones from Aerosmith, Neil Young, [b]Pineapple Thief[/b] and......ahem, Robbie Williams
[/quote]

Great band! Been listening to their 'All the wars' since it came out!

[alyctes]

Siouxsie and the Banshees, 'Suburban Relapse'.

Before that it was John Surman, 'Whistman's Wood'.

[hollywoodrox]

[quote name='Inti' timestamp='1352748556' post='1866990']


The Human album is absolutely gold. Never heard something as good as that in Death Metal again.

Listening to: Some songs I'm recording and I'm really getting tired of them...
[/quote]which one has crystal mountain, that is great, chuck schuldinner was a great guitarist, the guy out of necrophagist is awesome, I like that very melodic album carcass did I think it influenced the Swedish melodic death bands like skyfire dark tranquility etc