What are you listening to, right now................
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@MiketheSnow started me on a post punk binge...
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@dogmeat managed to see Eddie and the Hot Rods play that a couple of years ago. An unexpected bonus support to a Stiff Little Fingers gig. Got the crowd going big time.
Feelgood's only hit post Wilko, but still a good one.
Here's Wilko with Roger Daltrey doing a good early Feelgood impression
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Oil City Confidential is a great documentary on Dr Feelgood
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well I call this old, but im enjoying the whole album again right now, I think this is best track
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Not what I'm listening to as such, but if you are a big fan of the Foo Fighters, then this is a really interesting read about Taylor.
Inside Taylor Hawkins’ Final Days as a Foo Fighter
For 24 years, Taylor went all-out for Foo Fighters. Before he died, Hawkins told multiple friends he “couldn’t fucking do it anymore.”
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was trawling through for some depeche mode and forgot about this mash up
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@MajorRage a few people quoted in that article have already backed away from their statements. Which is interesting.
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@MajorRage said in What are you listening to, right now................:
Not what I'm listening to as such, but if you are a big fan of the Foo Fighters, then this is a really interesting read about Taylor.
Inside Taylor Hawkins’ Final Days as a Foo Fighter
For 24 years, Taylor went all-out for Foo Fighters. Before he died, Hawkins told multiple friends he “couldn’t fucking do it anymore.”
Drumming in hard rock groups is a fucken tough gig and only gets harder the older you get.
There’s a reason Bill Ward didn’t tour with Sabbath during their reunion. At 70 odd he simply wasn’t up to it. Sounds like Hawkins knew his time was up. Really sad.
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I get a lot of mileage out of the compilation cd Iron Leg, pulled together as a labour of love by DJ Shadow after he discovered them 40 years after the fact and became obsessed tracking down every song they ever recorded. There’s not a weak track on the collection. Mostly instrumental soul/r&b/funk, somewhere between James Brown’s Band and Booker T & the MGs, with occasional Hendrixian wah-wah pedal.
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I loaned that documentary to several friends who believed they were watching a mockumentary like Spinal Tap, they’d never heard of them and swore they couldn’t believe they were a real band. It is one of the best rock docs out there.
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@broughie said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@MN5 would like to see him in concert. Like some of his James Gang stuff including The Bomber:, Woman and Funk 49. The confessor is awesome as well post James Gang.
We will part ways of the Eagles.
‘The smoker you drink the player you get’ is just a fantastic album too.
