Today, I have mostly been listening to ...

Moss

vaticancameos said:

I've been listening to a lot of this lately... 

'Multi-Love' by Unknown Mortal Orchestra

been really into my Lo-Fi Psychedelia lately, this album has a lot of that!

If you're liking that, I'd recommend Melody's Echo Chamber - a side project from Tame Impala's Kevin Parker

vaticancameos

@Moss - I believe he produced it as they are/were dating? The production on it is amazing, the drum sounds are to die for

GavRichList

The EP from which this came. Happened upon it this weekend, and absolutely love it.

Moss

vaticancameos said:

@Moss - I believe he produced it as they are/were dating? The production on it is amazing, the drum sounds are to die for

Produced and played a fair few of the instruments

Agreed on the drum sounds - Kevin Parker is an incredibly underrated producer

vaticancameos

@Moss - didn't know that, thats very cool, the drum patterns do have a very similar flavour to a lot of Tame Impala stuff. I think he's likely to become the most in-demand producer in that alt-rock scene over the next few years, he's already got a lot of fingers in the right pies from his work with Mark Ronson and Dave Fridmann

mudslide73

The first Ben Folds Five album on the way to work this morning. Love this:

Paul_C

When I was re-arranging my CDs back into some semblance of order I realised I don't have Pink Floyd's Ummagumma so I had a listen to it on YouTube and remembered why I decided not to bother buying it. It's not awful, but I've better things to spend my money on.

After that I listened to Band Of Horses first album (also on YouTube) with a view to maybe buying some of their albums. I quite liked it so they've gone on my list of CDs to look out for next time I'm in Exmouth.

Moss

The last guitar solo on this...

Just_chillin

Another blast from the past !

Moss

This pretty much perfect DJ set

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p040d5c5

Octahedron

New Spiritual Beggars album "From Sunrise to Sundown"  

strumjoughlamps

1978 ltd edition EMI Pathe Marconi re issue

Octahedron

strumjoughlamps said:

1978 ltd edition EMI Pathe Marconi re issue

To be slightly different, my favourite song off Dark Side is "Time". What's yours?

strumjoughlamps

Octahedron said:

To be slightly different, my favourite song off Dark Side is "Time". What's yours?

cannot really say I only got it yesterday, I did know of the album and had listened to it before than but I cannot honestly say I had heard it..

I think it is a well put together album, Brain Damage was a highlight with my first listen

Octahedron

Order of the day... old Biffy Clyro albums. "Only Revolutions", they're such an odd bunch.

scrumhalf

Whilst I was never really a huge fan, damn.

camf

Man... the 70s were a fugly old time.

mudslide73

It's documented that Cameron Crowe popped his cherry when that performance was first aired on TV. 

Philly_Q

camf said:

Man... the 70s were a fugly old time.

Steely Dan were certainly a fugly old band, but there were so many cool things about that clip - great song, great playing, an entire band singing(!)... and a whole bunch of pre-EVH partscasters.

andyp

Passing through Manchester on the way home from holiday on Saturday I bought the Blues Pills CD in HMV, still love it and it's gonna be glued into the car stereo for a while I think.

The guy behind the desk who served me was saying how much he liked it too and recommended Kadavar. There seem to be two or more bands with similar names but with different spellings, the one I'm listening to just now is the Kadavar album called "Abra Kadavar". Bloody hell, the guy was right, it's awesome! Love it! Classic 70s ish sounding, which isn't my usual hangout, but it's superb.

Check it out.