What Are You Listening To Now ?

Benm39

Gawd knows how but I found myself listening to Esquivel on Tidal... I feel like I've been stuck in a cocktail lounge lift for days... surrounded by Bond villains..
 Please send help

PhilW1

Green Lung
saw them support Clutch before Xmas  and was really impressed so having a Green Lung binge on yoootube today.

Gotta say I’m even more impressed the more I hear, heavy ,doomy, 
sabbathy, (even a bit Uriah Heepy to me)
Brilliant stuff
 

Grangousier

I seem to be listening to a live version of Mekanïk Destruktïw Kömmandöh by Magma. Completely bonkers. 

JezzaSnr

Just settled in with a glass of whisky and my Christmas vinyl. 

Orlando Weeks - A Quickening

Bellycaster

I got put onto some very early "Yes". I've gotta say, I'm hooked. The talent is unreal. Bill Bruford's Drumming just blows my Mind, so powerful and then he can switch to sublime jazzy rhythms.

Chris Squire's Growling Bass tone smacks you in the face. In fact, all great musicians and so young when they produced this work.







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d8m

Litterick

I too have been listening to early Yes, including this from France:




This from Germany:



And this from Switzerland:

distressed

Marc Ribot's Ceramic Dog - Your Turn (Live on KEXP)

Keefy

David Bowie - Moonage Daydream (soundtrack of the recent film).

I’m a lifelong Bowie fan and the way these tracks (including remixes and mashups) have been sequenced makes for a phenomenal listening experience.

JerkMoans

Les Triaboliques - Rivermudtwilight

A live sample:

https://youtu.be/MqzSa8aQo-4

JerkMoans

Justin Adams & Mario Durante - Still Moving

Robert Plant's guitar player... astonishing stuff, for the Tinariwen fans amongst y'all

joneve

Hundred Reasons keep releasing more singles off their upcoming album and they've all been bangers. 

This latest one hit me right in the feels 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RscrLMQqkU

axisus

Just about to hear Doris Brendel for the first time. Downloaded 3 free tracks.

mudslide73

Having watched the 1986 episode of Post Led Zeppelin on YT I've been revisiting The Firm - which is miles better than I remembered.  Paul Rodgers in fine form and Jimmy's b-bender soloing style in full effect. 

26.2

Wilco - Cruel Country
The Action - Shadows and Reflections box
Khruangbin - Mortdecai
Pink Floyd - Animals remix
Weyes Blood - the last album, can’t remember the name.

mudslide73

Prefab Sprout - From Langley Park to Memphis

EricTheWeary

mudslide73 said:

Having watched the 1986 episode of Post Led Zeppelin on YT I've been revisiting The Firm - which is miles better than I remembered.  Paul Rodgers in fine form and Jimmy's b-bender soloing style in full effect. 

@mudslide73 Tony Franklin has a lot of stuff on YouTube including bits about his time in The Firm and some film of them. 

I don’t think Tony says this (he might) but apparently Rodgers plays a lot of guitar on The Firm albums including solos so you aren’t hearing Page as much as you might think you are. Dunno who had the b bender, probably Page. 

EricTheWeary

https://youtu.be/E0cuGn0F_-s

Nineties indie morning, I didn’t know this stuff existed before but I was just listening to SEB promoting her memoir. 

EricTheWeary

More oddities…

https://youtu.be/I_owFgQjXNU

…this is quite recognisably the 1969 inspiration behind Too Much Too Young by The Specials. There’s also a version by Byron Lee and the Dragonaires who were a sort of Jamaican showband who recorded lots of ska tracks in the 1960s. They had thirty seconds of fame appearing in a Bond movie (that’s Byron on bass) although it’s not exactly ska…

https://youtu.be/0sra0jR37zA

Vintage65

Some random dude nobody has ever heard of...