What are you listening to, right now................
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@bovidae said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@mn5 I can only take Joe's vocals in small does and would be happy to never hear "Rocky Mountain Way" again. So you like the James Gang?
Agree with that, definitely his Stairway to Heaven/Smoke on the Water/Epic etc ( ie signature song that I actually don’t like or am completely sick of from an otherwise outstanding artist )
Yeah I do like a lot of their stuff, quirky lyrics delivered well, nice structure and the man can play a mean guitar.
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@pakman said in What are you listening to, right now................:
I love this song, never seen the vid though, she's a raunchy one..
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@r-l such a gal!
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I can't remember if I've posted this or not but thats never stopped me before..
One of my all time fave songs sung by one of my all time fave female singers -
Dan Boeckner (Wolf Parade, Operators) has a goofy music podcast, with a couple of other jokers, called Fortune Kit. Recently they listened to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. I hadn't heard it in over a decade, and a couple of things struck me: It's easier to write songs when nearly half of them is Gilmour soloing (and doing so very melodically); the best bit of several songs was the Gilmour solo and guitar tone.
So, I decided to listen to some of Gilmour's solo albums. First up was 1978's David Gilmour. If you like his guitar parts and singing, then this is basically a well played and recorded, but laid back, space blues album that nails what makes him special. Recommended, but it's less spacey/psychedelic/prog than Floyd.
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@tim said in What are you listening to, right now................:
Dan Boeckner (Wolf Parade, Operators) has a goofy music podcast, with a couple of other jokers, called Fortune Kit. Recently they listened to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. I hadn't heard it in over a decade, and a couple of things struck me: It's easier to write songs when nearly half of them is Gilmour soloing (and doing so very melodically); the best bit of several songs was the Gilmour solo and guitar tone.
So, I decided to listen to some of Gilmour's solo albums. First up was 1978's David Gilmour. If you like his guitar parts and singing, then this is basically a well played and recorded, but laid back, space blues album that nails what makes him special. Recommended, but it's less spacey/psychedelic/prog than Floyd.
Cheers for that - going on after lunch to listen whilst I "work"
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Never much liked Peter, Paul & Mary, but I was really into Noel Stookey (The "Paul in P, P&M) in my teens and revisited one of his albums a few months back. It was still a bloody great listen
A hugely talented and under-rated musician - and a born comedian who could have had a career as a stand-up comic
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Not a fan of coldplay but forgot how good this song was until I heard it today... Blasted it out!!
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@r-l said in What are you listening to, right now................:
Not a fan of coldplay but forgot how good this song was until I heard it today... Blasted it out!!
Coldplay are a band you find yourself liking about 3 songs. (for me this one, and Fix You), the rest are meh.
They do melodies and hooks really well.Just not a band you tell anyone you like...
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@virgil yeah that's a lovely song to be fair.
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@r-l Our other discussion has just reminded me of this song - which hasn't aged well at all.
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@snowy never heard it! Must be before my time!
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@r-l said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@snowy never heard it! Must be before my time!
It's old, and as I say say hasn't aged well. They weren't Elvis that's for sure.
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Just had Dusty Springfield's classic version of Son of a Preacher Man come on a playlist which led me to youtube which reminded me of this smoking hot soft porn version by Joss Stone. Love the old men in the audience trying soooo hard not to check the 19 year old out with their wives sitting next to them and knowing it is being broadcast.
Did I mention she is hot?
