The wife's toddled off to Asda I'm just chilling to a bit of David Gray's new album "Gold in a brass age" what's everyone else listening to?

Washing machine.

FactualFrank wrote:Washing machine.

Is that Florence and the washing machine Frank?

I've really got into the Stones at the moment!

FactualFrank wrote:Washing machine.

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Jel wrote:I've really got into the Stones at the moment!

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My all time favourite Stones track...brilliant

Genesis, live in Zurich 1977.

Fontaines DC.

These boys are gonna be big.

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Jel wrote:I've really got into the Stones at the moment!

I like petrology too.

Listening to a lot of Queen again recently since Bohemian Rhapsody came out. Enjoying discovering some of their songs I hadn't heard previously (with the obvious exception being I'm in love with my car )

Had this on repeat by Naxatras whilst strumming, reminds me a bit of Hawkwind.

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Edit, strimming....dodgy autocorrect lol

Today I was in the car listening to an album by Greenslade - if you've heard of them you are either a real music afficiando or a child of the (musical) 70's. Or both. Not exactly my favourite band but technically excellent - saw them a couple of times but don't thnik either time they were the main band (could be wrong).

Pohoda 2019 playlist to get myself into the bands i dont already know

Concrete and Gold - Foo Fighters.
I'm off to see a tribute act in a few weeks, just catching up with their last album.

Went and saw David Gray at bridgewater hall a couple of weeks back. Was very impressed actually as it was a present for my mum and not my usual sort of thing. Idlewilds new album was out on Friday and keeps getting better with every listen. Kyle Falconer, Drenge, SWMRS and Japanese House are the other artists I’ve been caning recently!

CatonClaret wrote:Went and saw David Gray at bridgewater hall a couple of weeks back. Was very impressed actually as it was a present for my mum and not my usual sort of thing. Idlewilds new album was out on Friday and keeps getting better with every listen. Kyle Falconer, Drenge, SWMRS and Japanese House are the other artists I’ve been caning recently!

The Bridgewater hall is a fantastic venue I saw Steve Harley perform there with a full orchestra..brilliant.

Returned to my youth and listening to a bit of Golden Earring

Was giving the Khruangbin album a listen on spotify earlier. Sounded very good.

If you have Spotify give these guys a listen to ... A cross between Bruce Springsteen and the Clash

Johnny Bullitt & the Promise, this is their first album, second due out very soon and yes, I'm in it

https://open.spotify.com/album/1T0a7Qlr ... EH1H4eN3Gw" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Some Chelski fans singing off key.

Genesis seconds out ,followed by Rush hemispheres

Steve Harley and Claret Rebel

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Freddie Scott, Mr Heartache album on Kent.
Also Julian Covay and The Machine - A Little Bit Hurt - can't get it out of my head.

A CD of various soul/r&b artists that a mate burned for me.

Edit: Go on then,here's a few..

Millie Jackson - It Hurts So Good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKFfO1g ... rt_radio=1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Gloria Jones - Bring On The Love.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yR8Vh_49Y-w" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Clarence Carter - Slip Away https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tj8eAHn_2YM" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Nolan Porter - If I Could Only Be Sure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4CbkoPccaQ" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Catherine Wheel’s first album.

Eddie Cochran.....Singin' to my baby

Gladys Knight.

Dennis Taylor Lover For Life.

basil6345789 wrote:Freddie Scott, Mr Heartache album on Kent.
Also Julian Covay and The Machine - A Little Bit Hurt - can't get it out of my head.

Hey Basil, Freddie Scott is advertising Amazon now. (You) Got What I Need, an early Gamble and Huff composition.

The Animals - A’s, B’s and EPs. Especially “Baby Let Me Take You Home”

Leonard Cohen on a timer,great music to nod off to...night men.

GodIsADeeJay81 wrote:Concrete and Gold - Foo Fighters.
I'm off to see a tribute act in a few weeks, just catching up with their last album.

If you like tribute acts get yourself off to Festwich this Summer (if you can get tickets, it sells out rapidly). 2 days of the best rock tribute acts around (some better than the originals). St Marys Park Prestwich - around 20k people each day - tickets are FREE with just a booking fee of £3 or so. Unfortunately the tickets do go within a week or two - we only got Sunday last year but we got all weekend this time - it'll be our third year and never been disappointed. I think there is a Foo Fighters trib on this time. Stunning Bowie act on last year - headlined the Sunday. There is a similar one in Preston as well but I think it's a bit smaller.

Corky wrote:Dennis Taylor Lover For Life.

I know many music artists but this one has me snookered.

We saw Grace Petrie last night and she hasn’t changed in the slightest thankfully.

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houseboy wrote:If you like tribute acts get yourself off to Festwich this Summer (if you can get tickets, it sells out rapidly). 2 days of the best rock tribute acts around (some better than the originals). St Marys Park Prestwich - around 20k people each day - tickets are FREE with just a booking fee of £3 or so. Unfortunately the tickets do go within a week or two - we only got Sunday last year but we got all weekend this time - it'll be our third year and never been disappointed. I think there is a Foo Fighters trib on this time. Stunning Bowie act on last year - headlined the Sunday. There is a similar one in Preston as well but I think it's a bit smaller.

I just fancied seeing one for something to do.
Just booked myself in for Saturday at Festwich though, cheers
Probably the same Foo fighters tribute.

Just got the old vinyl deck fixed up for first time in years - now playing Bob Dylan's Greatest hits from '66. Nice stuff.

GodIsADeeJay81 wrote:I just fancied seeing one for something to do.
Just booked myself in for Saturday at Festwich though, cheers
Probably the same Foo fighters tribute.

Headline on the Saturday is a Linkin Park trib. Had tickets to see the real thing last year at the Arena, waited years to see 'em then the bombing got it postponed after which Chester Bennington topped himself, so this is the nearest we'll get now. Things to look out for are the Iron Maiden band, we saw the same band there 2 years ago and I swear you can't tell the difference if you close your eyes. The Nirvana act were on last year and fabulous and, even though I'm not a fan, the Metallica trib are excellent if you like them. Pity you couldn't get Sunday, some great stuff including, I think, the same Bowie act as last year. Won't be staying late on Sunday for the headline, I'm not a Prince fan.

The added bonus is that the food and drink are not too bad price wise, not the usual festival prices. Hope you enjoy.

Middle-agedClaret wrote:The Animals - A’s, B’s and EPs. Especially “Baby Let Me Take You Home”

Eric Burdon - one of the best R&B/rock singers of all time.

Herts Clarets wrote:I know many music artists but this one has me snookered.

I believe he took up a singing career after he stopped playing snooker.

Just booked to see The Darkness in Munich next February so catching up with their more recent output

Lots of bossa nova, Joe Pass and old Rockabilly...

You'd never think I was 25

houseboy wrote:I believe he took up a singing career after he stopped playing snooker.

I knew that would be the cue for some funnies.

houseboy wrote:Eric Burdon - one of the best R&B/rock singers of all time.

Absolutely HB and a big influence on Springsteen, one of my fav artists.

I've been listening to a lot of Zombies music of late. Rod Argent a fantastic keyboardist, not to mention another brilliant vocalist in Colin Blunstone.

A mix playlist of the alarm, big country,simple minds, imagine dragons,Motown faves, echo and bunnymen,motley crue,iron maiden, miley Cyrus,thunder, iron maiden,post malone, midnight oil and cilla black!!

Holtyclaret wrote:A mix playlist of the alarm, big country,simple minds, imagine dragons,Motown faves, echo and bunnymen,motley crue,iron maiden, miley Cyrus,thunder, iron maiden,post malone, midnight oil and cilla black!!

Some good stuff there Holty. Big Country, The Alarm, Bunnymen, Maiden, Thunder.

Thanks. Very eclectic taste. Only just re-discovered Thunder and quickly remembered why I saw them a few times years ago. Going to kubix in the summer, alarm,bc,echo,Peter hook,embrace and others for £20!!

basil6345789 wrote:Just got the old vinyl deck fixed up for first time in years - now playing Bob Dylan's Greatest hits from '66. Nice stuff.

Only the one deck Basil....Letting the side down.

After over 20 years, I’ve recently gone back to listening to Marillion, Clutching at Straws and Seasons End.

Just been listening to Bowie's final album Blackstar I cant make up my mind wether it's a masterpiece or really poor.

icu81b4 wrote:If you have Spotify give these guys a listen to ... A cross between Bruce Springsteen and the Clash

Johnny Bullitt & the Promise, this is their first album, second due out very soon and yes, I'm in it

https://open.spotify.com/album/1T0a7Qlr ... EH1H4eN3Gw" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Quite liked that.
Terrible name though.