What Are You Listening To Now ?

stufisher

Learned of these guys on Whispering Bob's Country Hour a couple of weeks ago and they sounded interesting.

For the last couple days I've been immersed in such whilst walking the dog. I'm hooked! 

https://open.spotify.com/album/2d8223bDbIjettygrVFOjl?si=H1FM8_bFRbeZsaQiywqFjw&utm_source=copy-link

hollywoodrox

The amazing Dan Huff  one of the greats 
https://youtu.be/GTdl--a3JbA

MagicPigDetective

They've been around for years but I've only just discovered them.... Yawning Man

Grunfeld

35 years to the day since this unassuming little tune came out.

Tricky to cover down the Dog & Duck without the 40 piece choir...

The Sisters of Mercy, This Corrosion

RocknRollDave

Grunfeld said:

35 years to the day since this unassuming little tune came out.

Tricky to cover down the Dog & Duck without the 40 piece choir...

The Sisters of Mercy, This Corrosion

Found out recently that Jim “Bat Out of Hell” Steinman produced this. Bizarre, but kinda makes sense.

Sporky

Sundrowned - like a slightly mellower Rosetta. Good stuff.

strumjoughlamps

One of the greatest songs of all time..

Octahedron

A playlist I made of favourite tracks off new releases so far in 2022, so, right this second “Kick” by Def Leppard from Diamond Star Halos. So cheesy pop rock. Before Def Lep was “Come Away With Me” from Journey’s FREEDOM album. Up next… “Back From The Dead” by Halestorm.

jdgm

Sco-Mule.

John Scofield and Govt Mule 2CD live.

Glorious; Sco in full fusion god mode, guitar screaming with the Mule pounding along beneath.

There are some bloody fantastic exchanges with Haynes.

And...Miles Davis bootleg series vol 7, 3CD.

3rd CD is Montreal concert 1983 (Scofield again) - excellent, far better than London that year and Davis was playing well.

The other 2 CDs are a much better listen than I thought they would be though heavily blues-rock on CD1 (no bad thing when it's Mike Stern), and mostly guide tracks on CD2 although you get the whole of 'Katia' with JohnM.  Covers the '83-'85 period - last 3 CBS LPs.

Funkfingers

Jarvis Cocker - Good Pop, Bad Pop audiobook.

Some things really need to be read by the author to convey the subtler nuances. This is one.

stufisher

Heard this on the radio just over a month ago and almost every day since ... I just watched the original on YT, then the busking version on YT and then this version.

What a song and what a combo ... fantastic IMHO. Equally good posting for the thread about "what brings a year to your eye?" 

stufisher

Tear 

Philly_Q

I'm at on online conference listening to a young person talking about the value of employer branding in the modern workplace...

Litterick

The Retro Cocktail Hour

joetele

Very underrated band. 

hollywoodrox

One of the best albums ever 

  W i n g e r  -  In the heart of the young 
  

hollywoodrox

Philly_Q said:

I'm at on online conference listening to a young person talking about the value of employer branding in the modern workplace...

That sounds like it sucks big time ,poor you 

Philly_Q

hollywoodrox said:

One of the best albums ever 

  W i n g e r  -  In the heart of the young 
  

I prefer Pull and Winger IV, but they're all good,

hollywoodrox said:

Philly_Q said:

I'm at on online conference listening to a young person talking about the value of employer branding in the modern workplace...

That sounds like it sucks big time ,poor you 

I've had a weekend now to get over it.   I'm off this week, just hoping when I go back they haven't rebranded and I won't recognise the place. 

Philly_Q

Spotify just played me this.  Better than I expected.  Their new album's out very soon.

Kittyfrisk

Philly_Q said:

I'm at on online conference listening to a young person talking about the value of employer branding in the modern workplace...

Did you get to choose the style of iron that they were branded with?