What music are you currently listening to?

[reallymissBhaved]

PMJ ❤️

[Misterfirmhand]

Annette Peacock- "I'm The One". Hard-to-describe genre-defying singer-songwriter LP from 1971, with laid-back funk grooves and soulfully caterwauling vocals, ornamented with non-tonal synthesizer squalls, all in a sort of futuristic jazz-blues context. I don't know if that explanation helps...ya just gotta hear it.

[ukspanko]

Love this ( sort of ) Country version on Motley Crues Wild Side -

 

[AfterGeometry]

Radiohead,  The King of Limbs, 2011...a spooky album 

 

[AfterGeometry]

On 4/15/2019 at 8:20 AM, Misterfirmhand said:

Annette Peacock- "I'm The One".

Misterfirmhand, how did you discover Ms. Peacock ??? 

[ukspanko]

Judas Priest - Genocide live from 1978 ( not the Unleashed in the East Version ) with Les Binks on drums - 

 

[Misterfirmhand]

13 hours ago, AfterGeometry said:

Misterfirmhand, how did you discover Ms. Peacock ??? 

I believe I first heard her on a compilation of groovy music I got in the mid '90s. Tracked down "I'm The One" finally somewhere around 2001(it was hard to find in those pre-streaming days). Thankfully, the world seems to have rediscovered her, at least a little bit.

[Misterfirmhand]

The Dramatics-"Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get". Early '70s soul classic.

[rude_rumps]

Floodplain Kronos Quartet

 

[AfterGeometry]

Can "Tago Mago" 1971.  Omg the track 'Halleluwah' will put you in a trance.  Also, might be good to spank to, lol. 

 

[Kce89]

I've been listening to Podrick's (Game of Thrones) rendition of Jenny of Oldstone on loop since Sunday.

Sad, I know but man is it haunting.

 

[gingerlee]

 

[Readytofight]

Heart - Barracuda.

I love rock and roll!

[ukspanko]

At the moment I'm enjoying the sounds of "My stupid neighbours are out so I can finally enjoy some peace and quiet" !

[Misterfirmhand]

Khruangbin-"Con Todo El Mundo". Laid-back, mostly-instrumental, thai-tinged psychedelic funk. I like these guys quite a bit, although they sometimes border on Cowboy-Junkies-level mellowness, that is to say, a bit more mellow than I usually prefer. 

[ukspanko]

Rush, Black Sabbath, Pentagram, Nirvana, Jawbreaker etc etc

[Mischief.Fixer]

Columbia Mills - Safe Distance to watch (youtube)

This album is about a year and half old, from an Irish band, Columbia mills, indie electronic, hopefully someone else will like it as much as me!

[SpankmeNokc]

TBH I'm  just listening  to the fan blowing and sitting in silence.  LOL

[Misterfirmhand]

The Stooges-Funhouse. As a former olde tymey punke rocque guy, I believe The Stooges to be INDISPUTABLY the greatest rock 'n' roll band of all time. Highly recommended if you have a hankerin' for rude, primal noise.

 

[ukspanko]

Miles Davis - Bitches Brew - Really getting into Jazz at the moment.

[ukspanko]

14 hours ago, Misterfirmhand said:

As a former olde tymey punke rocque guy, I believe The Stooges to be INDISPUTABLY the greatest rock 'n' roll band of all time. Highly recommended if you have a hankerin' for rude, primal noise.

 

I'd probably consider myself a punk at heart as well although my period was the late 80s/early 90s. 

[ukspanko]

I was listening to some old Replacements/Soul Asylum stuff last night - always loved those tunes. I used to get tapes and vinyl from those kind of 80s alt US bands ( as well as the s---t kicked out of me at school back then because of my music taste - it was worth it though ! )

[Detroit Pete]

On 5/24/2019 at 5:42 PM, Misterfirmhand said:

The Stooges-Funhouse. As a former olde tymey punke rocque guy, I believe The Stooges to be INDISPUTABLY the greatest rock 'n' roll band of all time. Highly recommended if you have a hankerin' for rude, primal noise.

 

Great choice. I owe a lot of my hearing loss to the stooges.

[Amethyst_Moon]

Very basic, but also classic. I listen to this CD all the time. It was actually the first CD I ever chose for myself. I got it when I was 5 years old (my little kid mind picked it because I assumed that since it had a 1 on it, it was obviously the best CD in the store). That was almost 20 years ago, and the Beatles have been my all time favorite band ever since. I even got to see Paul McCartney on tour just a couple of months ago. This album just never gets old for me.

[dmirk]

That is a fabulous album.  

I got it as a present from my wife and/or kids because they know I’m a Beatlemaniac.  At first my reaction was “I already have everything on this!” (I did not say that out loud.).  By first play through I was hooked.  It’s a great way to note how they progressed as they went along, only has one song that calls for the skip button (you have to figure that one out) and, as with most Beatles albums has one song that George sings and one for Ringo.  

My only disappointment is that they used the only chart where Please Please Me only hit #2.  It should be on there.  That and She Loves You are the very definition of early Beatles.