Right Now! No messing - what are you listening to?

[rjfp1962]

Duane Eddy - "The Absolutely Essential 3 CD Collection" R.I.P King of Twang!

[Chumley.mouse]

W.A.S.P. Dominator…….. Blackie lawless is rock n roll

[mickk]

Disturbed .... Sound of Silence.

[Magnum 475]

Chumley.mouse said:

W.A.S.P. Dominator…….. Blackie lawless is rock n roll

Part of the soundtrack to my youth. Awesome

[epom]

Was in the radio earlier, my 6 year old said I really like that song Dad….what a voice, listen to it live !! Don’t Stop Believen

https://youtu.be/VcjzHMhBtf0?si=YhRm0F_kZSaEa4v2

[sean ie3]

It's About That Time - Miles Davis

[rjfp1962]

All Over The World: The Very Best Of Electric Light Orchestra - ELO. R.I.P Richard Tandy...

[Maxdecel]

Journey brought back this memory long forgotten, thanks.

[dandarez]

Stuart Adamson/Big Country.

Never a fan of the bagpipe era, but loved the later 'rock' stuff.
And the 'different' stuff like this.
In fact, I far prefer this to the Beatles original, and not just because of the added talent on stage with BC.

[Biker's Nemesis]

Maxdecel said:

Journey brought back this memory long forgotten, thanks.

I was listening to Ken Brue on Wednesday when he was doing his Quiz, a man on the other end of the phone said he was quite proficient with 1980's music (not his actual words) anyway, he was asked what was the name of Def leopards 1987 No1 Album. He didn't know the answer.

[Biker's Nemesis]

1 Giant Leap - My Culture

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWxWdS_-hVc&li...

[Biker's Nemesis]

Country Boy. Pete And Diesel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VumD-XK180&li...

[westberks]

Adam. said:

Off to see Meute later this year, so educating myself on their back catalogue

A brass band that play dance/funk tunes, but occasionally do some inspired covers

Like this version of Slip by Deadmau5

seen Meute twice and they put on a great show; really good fun and something completely different.

[Adam.]

westberks said:

seen Meute twice and they put on a great show; really good fun and something completely different.

[Biker's Nemesis]

Green Day - Queen Wembley.

[Mercury00]

Just rediscovered Space's The Ballad of Tom Jones. Absolutely fantastic pop song, I hadn't heard it for probably 25 years

[westberks]

following the announcement of a new album I'm catching up on a bit of Jon Hopkins electronic brilliance

currently on his Late Night Tales compilation from 2014

https://open.spotify.com/album/77oFsOpnRksjnaaHR99...

[Magikarp]

Currently Maiden’s Seventh Son, but am going to put Beth Gibbon’s first solo LP on as her second is due any day. A bit of contrast….

[Nyloc20]

Pink Floyd…Comfortably Numb on vinyl live album.

[tberg]

Listening to the great Roger McGuinn of the 60's band, the Byrds. Saw him in concert last night for the second time in the last 3 weeks. He is nearly 82 years old and still puts on a solo 3 hour show. His guitar skills are still magical, and after meeting his dear wife three weeks ago when we saw him in Saratoga, CA, his wife reached out to me and left us guest passes for last night's show in the Los Angeles area where we live. The bell chiming 12 string Rickenbacker is still his trademark though he played many selections with an acoustic 12 string and his unique 7 string acoustic as well as his 5 string banjo. The show is filled with storytelling of his time spent with the Limeliters, the Chad Mitchell Trio, the Byrds, Dylan, and Tom Petty. An intimate stroll through rock and roll history as spoken by one of the greats who led music of the 1960's