What Are You Listening To Now ?

LPManic

Bleachers - Modern Girl. Might be my favourite song in years. Perfect homage to Springsteen.

https://youtu.be/a1Twa5RuswE?si=wuHBlYDKfBPHxK79

EricTheWeary

For the last few minutes this:


https://youtu.be/IwmTAtLCmxM?si=hPmtklUK8MkBYKDO

Which I was going to post in the Bright Eyes discussion but I have now decided that it’s being slightly less of a dick to post it here. But FFS if you call your band Bright Eyes this is what’s going to happen. Anyway, out of my system now. 

Vintage65

Vintage65 said:

The latest from Mannequin Pussy

June UK tour dates announced .. https://mannequinpussy.com/pages/tour + Glastonbury

Offset

Today I will mainly be listening to World Party  

YellowLedBetterMan

Upon the advice of the singer in my new band, I have given Radiohead a proper chance. Before now, my only experience of them was the usual radio songs - Creep, No Surprises and the occasional Just or Weird Fishes. From these I just dismissed them as saddo music.

Listening to the Bends, they're actually pretty good - some nice guitar sounds.

RocknRollDave

EricTheWeary said:

For the last few minutes this:


https://youtu.be/IwmTAtLCmxM?si=hPmtklUK8MkBYKDO

Which I was going to post in the Bright Eyes discussion but I have now decided that it’s being slightly less of a dick to post it here. But FFS if you call your band Bright Eyes this is what’s going to happen. Anyway, out of my system now. 

That is, frankly, awesome. As is the fact that the poor kid, who’s no doubt older than me now, probably long since thought this nice but slightly embarrassing memory was safely lost in the mists of time…and then YouTube happened.

EricTheWeary

RocknRollDave said:

EricTheWeary said:

For the last few minutes this:


https://youtu.be/IwmTAtLCmxM?si=hPmtklUK8MkBYKDO

Which I was going to post in the Bright Eyes discussion but I have now decided that it’s being slightly less of a dick to post it here. But FFS if you call your band Bright Eyes this is what’s going to happen. Anyway, out of my system now. 

That is, frankly, awesome. As is the fact that the poor kid, who’s no doubt older than me now, probably long since thought this nice but slightly embarrassing memory was safely lost in the mists of time…and then YouTube happened.

The backing track used on that, according to the clip, was produced by Neil Innés of Bonzo Dog and Rutles fame. It mentions Tiswas in his Wikipedia so I guess it was him. Neil was a super talented bloke if that’s any consolation to Matthew when his family play this clip for him every birthday, Christmas,etc. 

distressed

Page Hamilton lending his feedback to others

ewal

Oh Band of Susans! Blast from the past there! They really had quite a unique sound. This, It's Locked Away and Child of The Moon were favourites of mine back then.

tone1

Mostly adverts on Spotify…..

distressed

ewal said:

Oh Band of Susans! Blast from the past there! They really had quite a unique sound. This, It's Locked Away and Child of The Moon were favourites of mine back then.

This riffing and whole song are insane.

Vintage65

Kim Gordon from Sonic Youth is still making interesting new music at 70

EricTheWeary

The flat roof on our garage being repaired. It's loud. 
Also the Rick Beato interview with George Benson which I'm struggling to engage with (the roofers not helping) although the snippets from his back catalogue are well chosen to make you go wow. 

ewal

Vintage65 said:

Kim Gordon from Sonic Youth is still making interesting new music at 70

Such a distinctive voice - she makes a packing list sound interesting!

Class industrial backing track.

robgilmo

EricTheWeary said:

RocknRollDave said:

EricTheWeary said:

For the last few minutes this:


https://youtu.be/IwmTAtLCmxM?si=hPmtklUK8MkBYKDO

Which I was going to post in the Bright Eyes discussion but I have now decided that it’s being slightly less of a dick to post it here. But FFS if you call your band Bright Eyes this is what’s going to happen. Anyway, out of my system now. 

That is, frankly, awesome. As is the fact that the poor kid, who’s no doubt older than me now, probably long since thought this nice but slightly embarrassing memory was safely lost in the mists of time…and then YouTube happened.

The backing track used on that, according to the clip, was produced by Neil Innés of Bonzo Dog and Rutles fame. It mentions Tiswas in his Wikipedia so I guess it was him. Neil was a super talented bloke if that’s any consolation to Matthew when his family play this clip for him every birthday, Christmas,etc. 

I think Matthew is still living his dream.

Deadman

New Warpaint song. This is dreamy stuff.

https://youtu.be/626djSCSEuo?si=7B-Wz-xZSqnbag_P

distressed

Steve Reich - The Desert Music

RocknRollDave

robgilmo said:

EricTheWeary said:

RocknRollDave said:

EricTheWeary said:

For the last few minutes this:


https://youtu.be/IwmTAtLCmxM?si=hPmtklUK8MkBYKDO

Which I was going to post in the Bright Eyes discussion but I have now decided that it’s being slightly less of a dick to post it here. But FFS if you call your band Bright Eyes this is what’s going to happen. Anyway, out of my system now. 

That is, frankly, awesome. As is the fact that the poor kid, who’s no doubt older than me now, probably long since thought this nice but slightly embarrassing memory was safely lost in the mists of time…and then YouTube happened.

The backing track used on that, according to the clip, was produced by Neil Innés of Bonzo Dog and Rutles fame. It mentions Tiswas in his Wikipedia so I guess it was him. Neil was a super talented bloke if that’s any consolation to Matthew when his family play this clip for him every birthday, Christmas,etc. 

I think Matthew is still living his dream.

AMAZING!!!

distressed

For Jacob Collier fans - more humble, minimal, down to earth and song driven

maharg101

Had an afternoon of listening to LPs.

Humble Pie - On 79th Street 
Reverend and the Makers - Best of (double LP)
Gillan - Magic
Camel - Stationary Traveller