What Are You Listening To Now ?

EricTheWeary

I did a lot of driving yesterday and put on a long forgotten Dad Rocks type cd. It included this ( well, with better audio) which I'd forgotten. Seems wonderfully pointless as a cover yet at the same time FGTH do it a lot better than you might imagine they would. 

Moominpapa

Jethro Tull, "Nothing to Say" from Benefit (1970)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClSSaH5Xj8I

Reverend

Philly_Q said:

I've been listening to a lot of Blue Öyster Cult.  I've been a bit of a fan for 40 years, but every now and then I become mildly obsessed with them... then forget about them again for a decade.  Most of the albums have at least two dud tracks for every good one, but at least they're not all the same.

Might be worth checking out Jesters of Destiny (sf early 80s) and Aktor (members of Circle from Finland and Professor Black from High Spirits/Dawnbriger etc)

EricTheWeary

Joan Armatrading Live at the Royal Albert Hall.

Her 2011 no overdubs live album. Joan and three backing musicians, all showing more talent in their little fingers than yada yada...some surprisingly edgy/ filthy guitar sounds at times. I'd live without the odd cheesey synth moment but then those are evocative of the original versions. 

SlopeSoarer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGz-bAh4Cg4

I always think I Am Kloot (John Bramwell) deserved more credit than they/he got.

Greatape

Watching Fela at Glastonbury'84 on iPlayer

Moominpapa

I think this is a stunning cover. Carson McKee and Josh Turner doing 'Lonely" by Tom Waits.

Philly_Q

Mattharrier

Deja Vu by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.
Dirty Honey - Dirty Honey
Time Travelling Blues - Orange Goblin
Fire and Water - Free

RustySpanner

Maggot Brain. 

It's been one of those days......

Deadman

Emma-Jean Thackray. Innovative jazzy stuff. She’s brill.

JerkMoans

Cocteau Twins - Heaven or Las Vegas

Perfect Sunday morning lazing about with a coffee and trying to get refunds from Ryanair dreamscape.

Octahedron

Artist: SAHG

Title: Hollow Mountain

Album: SAHG III

Released: 2010

Springywheel

Litterick

Litterick

Litterick

sweepy

Having a Lana Del Ray evening, not a duff song on any of the albums NFR is sublime

equalsql

Person To Person, the live album from The Average White Band. Absolutely amazing stuff. 
I'd forgotten what a gem this recording was. They were one hell of a live band, brilliant musicians and songwriters.
Here's a track from them during that time.

fretmeister

Stevie Wonder Natural Wonder - Live.

Thought I'd give my new cans a go. Very pleased so far.