What are you currently listening to? Part 2

[moginie]

Giving Radiohead's latest, "A Moon Shaped Pool" a fair old listen at the moment. Favorite tracks are Glass Eyes, The Numbers and True Love Waits.

 

[Ram-Man]

Mick Taylor - Mick Taylor

 

[Ram-Man]

Fork in the Road - Neil Young

 

[Arkadia]

Love my Soul & Blues, always have my old time CD's in the car to relax after a long day at work.

Few Soul & Blues women artists, 'Shirley Ellis' - Soul time, 'Lamp sisters'- woman with blues, 'Marva Whitney', Etta James- "you give me what i want" and the legendary Muddy Waters.

 

[Ram-Man]

An album by Songhoy Blues called Music in Exile.

Inspirational. Can't understand a word of it but it doesn't matter.

 

[Gralin]

The wife has found a guy who covers Moana songs on YouTube on a rock/soft metal style

I am now being subjected to these songs

Edit no not just Moana lots of Disney songs this is going to get painful fast

 

[Randy Campbell]

Badmotorfinger.

 

[Noneedforaname]

Badmotorfinger.

Yep. Think I will go there. Screamed like no other.

And then Temple of the Dog. Already a fave, and now even sadder to listen to.

 

[Dinsdale]

Soundgarden and Audioslave

 

[Ram-Man]

Soundgarden and Audioslave

Yeah -- gave Superunknown a listen on Friday evening.

 

[eldorado]

Same as the above...hitting Soundgarden

 

[Strapping Young Lad]

 

[Langford4FBOTC]

 

[Strapping Young Lad]

One of the best fan made video clips I've ever seen....

 

[Ram-Man]

 

[Strapping Young Lad]

Converge

 

[CliffMcTainshaw]

True Girt - David Hunt
Australian History as you have never heard before.

 

[moginie]

I've done the whole retrospective Prodigy thing since Keith Flint died.

Smashing.

 

[Ram-Man]

 

[CliffMcTainshaw]

Soulfire by Little Steven.

 

[Lord Mud of Glenferrie]

Been chasing late 60s early 70s Blues-Progressive - Rock.

Recent items of interest

Dragonfly Self Titled. LP is a limited edition of 1000. Mine is 190. An outstanding example of the genre.
Blue Cheer The 67 Demos. Demos for the magnificent Vincebus Eruptum LP. Very similar to what was issued but with a little less fuzz. A must-have.
Procol Harum Live in Concert With The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. Not the best live LPs with Orchestra but still worth a listen.
The Pretty Things Live at the BBC Paris Theatre 1974. Alright but does not match the power of their first recordings.
Grand Funk Railroad Live Album. Never been a great fan of this band but this is a superb live album.

All can be heard on YouTube

 

[Roger Rogerson]

New DIIV track

 

[Gralin]

New TOOL album has dropped so giving that a spin now
86 minutes 10 tracks

 

[Lord Mud of Glenferrie]

The Saints 'Live In Brisbane 1974'. Hey does anyone on here have any of their releases on the Fatal label?

 

[CliffMcTainshaw]

Paolo Nutini - One Day
A traditional Scottish name.