What are you listening to, right now................
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My favourite album of 2018 - Lemon Twigs "Go To School" - this - their second release is a concept album about a couple who can't have kids, so adopt a monkey which they send to school.
The 2 brothers in the group have a lot of young Rolling Stones about them, but this album has a range of different styles - reminiscent of Alice Coopers "Welcome To My Nightmare". And they get Todd Rundgren playing the father (not in the music video, but on the album)
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@NTA said in What are you listening to, right now................:
Watched some Japanese monster movie. These guys played the end credits and it reminded me a bit of some tracks on the M:I-2 soundtrack. Anyway its great Japanese rock.
Three words I've never heard in a sentence together before....
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1970 Japanese acid rock, channelling Crimson & Sabbath in their own inimitable fashion... first 30 seconds are tough suspense, then comes the metal... killer riffs...
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@Salacious-Crumb You should probably put a NSFW warning on that.
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This one is safe for the kids. If you consider copious amounts of psychedlics “safe for the kids.”
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This has to be some of the earliest metal recorded. And it’s about environmental destruction, oh baby! Iron Butterfly was listening. Truly a band ahead of their time.
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@MajorRage said in What are you listening to, right now................:
I've just discovered Greta Van Fleet.
Think the Black Crowes with Robert Plant on vocals.
I totally dig it. Although I do wish the singer at least sounded just a little bit different from Plant. The music is sensational though.
yea they are not bad, if a little "heavily influenced"
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I've been listening to a bit of bickie bickie bickie bickie pop-punk recently (okay a fair bit of "ska" as well). There is some catchy shit
Both of these songs speak to me on different levels
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@mariner4life said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@MajorRage said in What are you listening to, right now................:
I've just discovered Greta Van Fleet.
Think the Black Crowes with Robert Plant on vocals.
I totally dig it. Although I do wish the singer at least sounded just a little bit different from Plant. The music is sensational though.
yea they are not bad, if a little "heavily influenced"
More than a little. You'd think Jimmy Page was producing the guitar, bass and drums.
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Any TMBG fans around? It's nearly 20 years since Flood came out. Saw them at Bodega a few years back and am jelly that they are touring Oz shortly. Unfortunately they aren't making it over to NZ.
