Geoff Muldaur - Beautiful Isle of Somewhere

Great live set from a deep musician. Just Muldaur and his guitar in a small venue. He's a fab singer. I wish I'd been there. Students of acoustic blues should give this a listen.

Loving this at the moment

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I'm having a first listen to this at the moment. It's making a good first impression and so far I'm glad to hear some progressive metal that isn't going into djent territory.

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Ed Sheeran

Royal Blood - my kinda take on drum 'n bass

Giggsy wrote: Royal Blood - my kinda take on drum 'n bass

Pretty cool stuff ?

This guy is great!

Andy Statman & David Grisman - Songs of our Fathers

I've bought two Statman albums recently and have enjoyed them hugely. So I'm hot on the Statman trail. This one is recorded with his mentor (and mandolin great) David Grisman. Statman is a wonderful and eclectic musician. On this album he and Grisman are strictly in Klezmer mode, putting the bluegrass and jazz aside. It ain't rock and roll, but it's got a great feeling. With genre-hopping monster bass player Edgar Meyer and Wrecking Crew drummer Hal Blaine on board the backing is capable to say the least.


Statman has a huge catalog, and I suspect I'm going to be mining it for a while.

Bombino - Agadez

It's payday, thus iTunes day. Bombino is from the same musical school as Tinariwen, operating in a style that the Tuareg simply call "guitar". It seems to me remarkable that a repeatedly displaced people could develop a musical scene that would spread out across the world, but that's what has happened. I don't know how, but let's be thankful that such a thing can and does happen. The music is instantly recognisable as what we in the West refer to as "desert blues" but Bombino puts his own vocal and rhythmic stamp on proceedings.

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Been listening to the releases Polyphia have been putting out for their new album, really digging it, these guys have come a long way ?

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Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Push The Sky Away

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Thanks hey. I'm onto it. Been waiting since O' be joyful.

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Thanks hey. I'm onto it. Been waiting since O' be joyful.

Also check out Cary Ann Hearst's solo Album Lions & Lambs (in my top 10 of all time favourites)

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I am currently mesmerized by this:



I can't stop listening to that!

JAGORILLA

loving this song. Im sure you will too.

Alice in Chains - Unplugged. Of all the "Unplugged" albums I have, this is the only one I still pop in from time to time. Of the nineties bands I loved, AiC was never near the top of the list - but this has managed to grow with my tastes where the others have not.

chris77 wrote: Alice in Chains - Unplugged. Of all the "Unplugged" albums I have, this is the only one I still pop in from time to time. Of the nineties bands I loved, AiC was never near the top of the list - but this has managed to grow with my tastes where the others have not.

Nice ? Thanks, I might actually listen to this later myself. i think Heaven Beside you is probably my favourite off that one.

Also a bit of nineties this morning with C.O.C.
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