What Are You Listening To Now ?

Mattharrier

Hardware - Billy F Gibbons. Matt Sorum of GnR fame apparently rang the Reverend Billy G and asked if he fancied going and making some noise at a recording studio, and this is the result. I like it - it's very much the sound of Billy Gibbons, so good old boogie rock, but it's not just more ZZ Top by another name.

Plus Larkin Poe feature on one of the tracks, and anything they're involved in is worth a listen in my opinion.

26.2

Can - Live in Brighton 1975
War On Drugs - I Don’t Live Here Anymore
The dB’s - I Thought You Wanted To Know
Neil Young - Zuma
Richard Lloyd - Field of Fire

EricTheWeary

https://youtu.be/ePOsG74QG2U

Mattharrier

26.2 said:

Can - Live in Brighton 1975
War On Drugs - I Don’t Live Here Anymore
The dB’s - I Thought You Wanted To Know
Neil Young - Zuma
Richard Lloyd - Field of Fire

Nice. I've got On The Beach queued up for tomorrow's drive to work.

joetele

Tannin

Not my usual sort of thing, but I enjoyed this a great deal.



(And yes, it made me think about going over to the dark side and becoming a piano player. I mean, all you have to do is press some black and white button thingies in the right order. How hard can it be?)

26.2

Mattharrier said:

26.2 said:

Can - Live in Brighton 1975
War On Drugs - I Don’t Live Here Anymore
The dB’s - I Thought You Wanted To Know
Neil Young - Zuma
Richard Lloyd - Field of Fire

Nice. I've got On The Beach queued up for tomorrow's drive to work.

A great album. That run of albums in the mid 70s is so good.

26.2

Thomas Stanko Quartet - Dark Eyes
Thelonius Monk - Straight, No Chaser
Fleetwood Mac - Bare Trees
Neu - Neu ‘86

Philly_Q

Kvelertak.

Moominpapa

Joe Jackson - Steppin' Out

Kumi Miyasato - Shōkei Shigan

Tears For Fears - Mad World

Whaddya mean it's no longer the 80s? In my headphones it is.

joetele

One of the best comebacks in a raft of comebacks during recent years...

carlos

Mattharrier

I came across the term "Grebo" today, which is a genre of music that I'd heard of but was never into as a kid, so I'm giving Ned's Atomic Dustbin a listen.

It was looking up "Gaye Bykers On Acid" that led me to the term, so I feel I need to listen to some of that too.

EricTheWeary

Mattharrier said:

I came across the term "Grebo" today, which is a genre of music that I'd heard of but was never into as a kid, so I'm giving Ned's Atomic Dustbin a listen.

It was looking up "Gaye Bykers On Acid" that led me to the term, so I feel I need to listen to some of that too.

I saw Gaye Bykers on Acid live (lyve?) once and their stage backdrop was TV sets playing black and white soft porn. Other than that I don’t really remember anything about it. 

Tone71

Jeff Tweedy - Together at Last

Wilco were never really on my radar but his solo stuff is great:

RocknRollDave

Tedeschi Trucks Band - Made Up Mind

26.2

Tone71 said:

Jeff Tweedy - Together at Last

Wilco were never really on my radar but his solo stuff is great:

His double set Warm/Warmer is good in a low key way. 

26.2

Today: 
War On Drugs - Lost in The Dream
Tom Petty - ‘Playback’ box
The Only Ones - BBC Sessions
Various German 70s stuff - Cluster, Guru, Guru, Ibliss, Faust, Neu, Can, Harmonia etc

Mattharrier

RocknRollDave said:

Tedeschi Trucks Band - Made Up Mind

Nice, great stuff.

Larkin Poe - Self Made Man

Mattharrier

Blizzard of Ozz. Never listened to it before - I had some passing familiarity with Crazy Train and Mr Crowley (from Guitar Hero, I think) but nothing else. It's good stuff to be fair.