What Are You Listening To Now ?

duotone

Bob Marley & The Wailers - Redemption Song

https://youtu.be/yv5xonFSC4c?si=Zrl-lgD33gbg4IVG

mudslide73

Local Hero soundtrack on vinyl. Lovely bit of Marko on a Saturday lunchtime.

distressed

Gnod & White Hills - Nothing Neu! Under The Sky

https://gnod.bandcamp.com/track/nothing-neu-under-the-sky

distressed

I'm definitely not a Gibson/Marshall guy, but fuck me what a tone

Red House Painters - Make Like Paper

Kittyfrisk

ewal said:

And I went to see MacKenzies yesterday evening. Mates of mine - first gig in 40 years. One of the C86 bands, if anyone is old enough to remember that. Not Goodbye Mr McKenzie. As angular and spikey as post-punk every was. Still sounding and looking the part. Colour me impressed!!

Yep, remember C86    Not sure if I still have mine...
For those that don't  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C86

ewal

Today I'm revisiting Fugazi - The Argument.

My god it's good - totally uplifting - the energy, the tightness, the rage, the song craft! Absolutely brilliant!!

distressed

ewal said:

Today I'm revisiting Fugazi - The Argument.

My god it's good - totally uplifting - the energy, the tightness, the rage, the song craft! Absolutely brilliant!!

One of the very few bands with no filler stuff in their discography.

mudslide73

Blue Murder's first two albums. Why had I never dug into John Sykes's playing before?!

ewal

distressed said:

ewal said:

Today I'm revisiting Fugazi - The Argument.

My god it's good - totally uplifting - the energy, the tightness, the rage, the song craft! Absolutely brilliant!!

One of the very few bands with no filler stuff in their discography.

Yep. Over the years I'd maybe mentally put The Argument in the 'final album when quality was tailing off' category. I couldn't have been more wrong - it is up there with their best and sounds totally fresh.

I'd love Fugazi in their prime to be around now, and me to be young enough to be inspired by them. I'm sure there's still bands out there of their quality - it's just my tired ears.

distressed

Great jangly guitar pop from Chicago, from british sounds to GBV vibes

https://sharppins.bandcamp.com/album/radio-ddr

M1ck

Having a Justin Johnson morning 

distressed

Trans Am - I Hear Fake Voices

Vintage65

AC/DC - Ride On

JezWynd

JezWynd

should be available on prescription

PhilW1

Just discovered this classic this week, amazed I hadn’t heard this version before as it’s my favourite Heep track
https://youtu.be/IXiigd1mPEk?si=MsICFTCTogn23IYY

EricTheWeary

Over the last week lots of Judith Hill (via YouTube). She is super talented (keys, guitar, vocals) although it sometimes feels like she is lacking some more memorable choons. 
I think the story is that she bought her black SG in lockdown and became the guitarist in her own band when that got going again. On older clips it's RJ Ronquillo, more familiar to many of us as a YouTuber. 
Judith was also on The Voice at some point although I haven't been watching those clips. Backing singer for Prince to singing competition on the telly seems very odd to me (she didn't win so whoever did presumably had the voice of an angel). 
And anyone watching the more recent clips that's her mother on keyboards and her father on bass. 

distressed

What a tone

Ava Mendoza - Pink River Dolphins

distressed

Pure power pop (PPP) hit

Sharp Pins - Every Time I Hear

Funkfingers

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