Today, I have mostly been listening to ...

Plectrum

Aslan

mudslide73

Neal Casal's Circles around the Sun. Very trippy and jammy. Lovely.

Octahedron

Black Country Communion "2"
"Save Me" is the song I'm listening to right now.
It's an interesting, anthemic, and moody song they did.

It kinda has it all. Led Zeppelin influence really with the organ sounds and the riff but it's also haunting and moody, heavy and just down-right awesome. One of the best things they did across their 3 albums. No cliches - just awesome.

Grunfeld

Whilst not typically a fan of meandering guitar noodles occasionally they say something...

Khruangnin, "A Calf Born In Winter"

GoBig

Plectrum said:

Aslan

Absolutely.

camf

EricTheWeary

RocknRollDave

Phil_aka_Pip said:

Queen Live at the Rainbow 1974 DVD

Superb musicianship, and didn't they make it look so easy !

Father Christmas brought me a copy of that too, really enjoyed it.
It's a bit rawer, bit more "seat of the pants" than the Queen we are used to from the later years, but still corking stuff.

quarky

Heard Sympathy by TaxTheHeat on Planet Rock and pretty impressed.

Tone71

Grunfeld said:

Whilst not typically a fan of meandering guitar noodles occasionally they say something...

Khruangnin, "A Calf Born In Winter"

Like that a lot..........

GavRichList

Foxing.

camf

This is ace....

RocknRollDave

This morning's commute was a game of two halves. First off was finishing off (from yesterday's drive home)
Clutching At Straws - Marillion
.. which I had never heard before.
I was always firmly on the Hogarth side of the Fish v Hogarth argument, but this album is really strong, really enjoyed it. After that, I started on Megadeth's new one, the imaginatively titled Dystopia. Not a fan of them, really, but I was intrigued that the involvement of the drummer from Lamb of God might Metal up the sound a bit...which it has. Definitely a more 'metal' album than recent efforts.
Nothing revolutionary or original, but a good solid album and much more like what I imagine Megadeth sound in my head than they ever have done on record before...for what it is worth!

dtr

January's a great month for wallowing in melancholia, so I've had a lot of Jason Molina on endless repeat (got to listen to it over and over to really dig the despair and fultility)

GavRichList

Telepathe

thomasross20

I've decided I need to start listening to new music. 

Seriously. 

Today tried "The Pretty Reckless" who I think are really great!

Godsmack's song "1000hp" is also good.

ICBM

thomasross20 said:

Today tried "The Pretty Reckless" who I think are really great!

I quite like them too. They've elevated rock cliché to the point where self-parody almost becomes genius - 'Just Tonight' from the first album is about the best example of that, there's not a note or a bit of arrangement you can't see coming half a mile away but it's still great.

She's really pretty young for someone with such a clear sense of how to manipulate the world of rock music, too. I'm not a huge fan of the teenage-hooker look though, before you think that's why I like them .

richardhomer

Seven years today since we lost John Martyn. RIP big fella....

Octahedron

Deep Purple...

And Nothing But Thieves...

thomasross20

ICBM;953092" said:

thomasross20 said:Today tried "The Pretty Reckless" who I think are really great!





I quite like them too. They've elevated rock cliché to the point where self-parody almost becomes genius - 'Just Tonight' from the first album is about the best example of that, there's not a note or a bit of arrangement you can't see coming half a mile away but it's still great.

She's really pretty young for someone with such a clear sense of how to manipulate the world of rock music, too. I'm not a huge fan of the teenage-hooker look though, before you think that's why I like them .

I need to sign up to Spotify or something so I can get recommendations