Today, I have mostly been listening to ...

HAL9000

I did see him live several years back and it was certainly true that Nigel Watson did a lot of the work. However, when PG took over lead duties (which he did from time to time) his vibrato, phrasing, and pitch-perfect bends were something else. There are a handful of those moments on Time Traders though I'd be first to admit there aren't many and several other albums are better. It's just the album I happened to put on yesterday.

Flink_Poyd

Not sure what all the pedal stompin's about but I like.

stimpsonslostson

Lamb of God- Ashes in the Wake.
They used to be too heavy for me, but I recently watched the documentary about them (& Randys legal battle), now I get it.

Deadman

Joni Mitchell.

wayneirie

Staples singers, loveless remasters, the meters here comes the meter man compilation.

Octahedron

The new Vintage Trouble album. Good stuff.

Basher

The new Pugwash album.
  
Another LP of sublime power pop recorded at Konk studios. The download has just been released today for those pledging the money that got the album made.

Sad that this sort of music isn't made very often but happy that the crowdfunding model means that it can sometimes see the light of day.

Any fans of the Beatles, ELO, Kinks, Faces, Jellyfish should check them out.

Octahedron

@Basher his voice sounds like Dave Grohl perfectly harmonised with Josh Homm of QOTSA. Musically it also reminded me a bit of Foo Fighters... Well. That's just me, anyway.

Bluesman1989

Jon Gomm released this from his new and upcoming CD last week(ish) Love the tone on this recording!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kph8r0Rh6M8

d8m

Learning this at the moment so have it on repeat!

Octahedron

There's one song on the new Bon Jovi rarities CD that is doing it for me.

Reasons: it's not quite like anything I've heard Bon Jovi do, and it's pretty raw sounding. There's some weird effect on the vocal, and it's pretty haunting I would say.

In saying this, I can see why it never made it onto a 'standard' studio album release. It's a bit 'out there' for Bon Jovi. But maybe that's why I like it, it shows a different side to his stuff. Oh, and it has a really nice sounding guitar solo too. 

This one: 

Grunfeld

Really like this acoustic guitar piece:

Chequerboard - "Today is Beautiful, We Have Things to do"

d8m

Seeing these guys tomorrow so have been kicking this at work today:

 

bingefeller

Amazing 8 string guitar.  

mgaw

loved it cheers 

stimpsonslostson

Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes. If you liked Gallows, this is pretty similar. I wasn't super keen on Pure Love, thankfully Frank is ANGRY again. Oh boy is he angry!

Deijavoo

stimpsonslostson said:

Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes. If you liked Gallows, this is pretty similar. I wasn't super keen on Pure Love, thankfully Frank is ANGRY again. Oh boy is he angry!

Caught them a couple of months ago. Superb drummer.

EricTheWeary

I really should know more of his stuff, great band on this too.

Deadman

The Spitfires 'Response', their debut and album of 2015 for the old mod in me.

Moss

The new Foals album - contender for album of the year