What are you listening to?

[Dave_]

 

[matthewpiano]

John Lees' Barclay James Harvest keyboard player (and a founder member of the original band) Woolly Woolstenholme's side project. Great stuff.

Probably my favourite Doors album. I love 'The Unknown Soldier'.

Lovely acoustic folk album by Linda Thompson.

 

[Dave_]

 

[Lost Angeles]

Still on the vinyl played
Ozzy Osbourne “Ultimate Sin”
Dire Straits “Brothers in Arms”
Santana “Third Album”
Sensational Alex Harvey Band “The Impossible Dream” If I'd ever been in a band we would have finished the set with “Anthem” from this.
Rolling Stones “Sympathy for the Devil “track
Wishbone Ash “Wishbone Four
The Who "Who's Next"

Now on Steely Dan "Pretzel Logic" after about 8 hours

 

[Anonymous]

Real radio Football phone in.

Neither of us like football, but strangely enjoy this.

 

[idc]

daveh75:

Been streaming these on Spotify this afternoon......

Ooo, didn't realise. I presume it is the new album. What do you think?

 

[Dave_]

idc:daveh75:

Been streaming these on Spotify this afternoon......

Ooo, didn't realise. I presume it is the new album. What do you think?
It's just the single,and as yet un-decided on it at the moment. The albums called "Sounds of the universe" and AFAIK it' isn't officially released till the 20th april!

 

[idc]

Thanks Daveh75.

Presently listening to my own compilation of itunes downloaded tracks 'US Rocks' with the Beach Boys, America, Spirit, The Velvet Underground, Guns n' Roses, Blue Oyster Cult, Santana, Bob Dylan, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Guess Who and others.

 

[Dave_]

Well the girlfriend has taken the kid's away for the easter break so i'm at home just enjoying my music/movies

....since 8.00 this morning i've been listening too

And am now watching this boxset

 

[matthewpiano]

The one where Maddy Prior leaves behind the rock dressing of Steeleye Span and goes all traditional again. Lovely.

 

[Dave_]

 

[Anonymous]

think i want to give bith the above a go.

Just listened to Air - Moon Safari and just put on The Virgin Suicides.

Nice and relaxing and summery.

 

[matthewpiano]

The band's last album as a quartet from the end of the 1970s, beautifully remastered.

 

[kena]

daveh75:

What do you think off Drive By Truckers Daveh??

 

[kena]

daveh75:

What do you think off Drive By Truckers Daveh??

 

[matthewpiano]

Brilliant album.

 

[Dave_]

kena:
daveh75:

 

[kena]

Yeah agree , I thought about going to Skynyrd in Gasgow in May but thought better, keep the memories of the original band .

Still have picture in brain to this day everytime I hear freebird for Ronnie's "Play it pretty for Edinburgh"

 

[idc]

Paul Leonard-Morgan, check him out on last fm, brilliant.

 

[Dave_]

 

[matthewpiano]

Beethoven, the master of the Symphony. To think that this work was so innovative when it was first performed and that it has lost absolutely none of its power over time is incredible. This is the best recording I've come across so far. Kleiber really seems to understand the architecture of the work and, consequently, the drama of the music is really bought to life. For once the DG recording is quite good too, if a little bit cold.

 

[Dave_]

Well the girlfriend and kid's are still away so had another good listening session this morning!

 

[Clare Newsome]

I've found myself having a very Motown morning. Currently, Smokey Robinson is weaving his lyrical magic

 

[Ravey Gravey Davy]

Just dug out Men at Work and Pleasure Dome- Frankie goes to Hollywood on vinyl- still sound good -thats the first time I've listened to FGTH on the Kefs and it sounds pretty good.And if this goes into the 100th page congratulations Fast Eddie

 

[Dave_]

Just been listening to these 3......