What are you listening to right now...

Explorerlover · 2009-06-19T11:01:39+00:00

What tune in your playlist/radio are you listening to currently? I'm digging Danzig so far.

Bob-Dubery

I found out about VM Bhatt's show at Gold Reef City too late, and I can't make it. So I bought the famous album instead. A Meeting By The River - Ry Cooder and VM Bhatt. Two deltas meet.

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R35.99 at the local online Nokia music store. Bargain.

Squonk

Rory Gallagher - Calling card

Crafty

Nirvana unplugged!

Reinhard

Eric Clapton & Duane Allman - Studio Jams 1970

Two powerhouses pretty much in their prime.

The Electric Flag's debut album. Mike Bloomfield tearing it up on a few of these tracks, benchmark Les Paul tone.
Some highlights:
1."Killing Floor" (Chester "Howlin' Wolf" Burnett) -- 0:00
5."Wine" (Traditional) -- 14:34
6."Texas" (Mike Bloomfield, Buddy Miles) -- 17:49
10."Easy Rider" (Mike Bloomfield) -- 40:17
14."Going Down Slow" (James Oden) -- 51:18 *

Bob-Dubery

Tinariwen - Aman Iman.

Squonk

Michael Hedges - Aerial Boundaries

Some inspirational stuff on here

Squonk

Terry Lee Hale - The Blue Room

Psean

Eyes Like Mirrors - Crusades

JHB Instrumental band

arjunmenon

Squonk wrote Michael Hedges - Aerial Boundaries

Some inspirational stuff on here

Big +1 on this! If you get the chance, please check out some Preston Reed as well. Also a monster player with great musicality.

I have been on a bit of a bender of late...i'm not a big fan of country music or Telecasters...but i haven't been able to stop listening to Brad Paisley for the past 2 days ???

This one is with a Strat though (now its more enjoyable ? )

Squonk

Blackmore's Night - Paris Moon

I am liking this hectically at the moment. Ritchie plays some brilliant Acoustic Guitars, which has got me all GASSED up. The White Strat makes an appearance.
The music is obviously old time Renaissance inspired, it seems kind of happy but with some dark undertones.
The Band is good stuff, excellent percussion, bass, keys.

Squonk

The Who - Live Isle of Wight 1970

RJN

Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Poor Boy

dee

I was never a big listener of Def Leppard, so in preparation for Kings Of Chaos I started listening to some of their songs just to familiarize myself....

Now I can't stop.....

Don't know what changed, but now I love them!! ???

Bob-Dubery

Geoff Muldaur - Beautiful Isle of Somewhere.

Live disc from the one of the great voices of the early 60's counter culture, also a deep student and walking treasure trove of American roots music.

Ray

The Ghost Brothersd of Darkland County. Sort of a soundtrack with the Alvin brothers, Cheryl Crow, Elvis Costello, John Mellencamp and a bunch of others. It's a collaboration of sorts for a play by John Mellencamp and Stephen King. Nice.

Bob-Dubery

Neil Young - After the Goldrush

I think this was his first truly great record, probably one of his best ever and certainly a better album than it's more famous successor.

Bob-Dubery

X-rated Bob wrote Neil Young - After the Goldrush

I think this was his first truly great record, probably one of his best ever and certainly a better album than it's more famous successor.

And now Decade. Which I first heard a long time ago before the Rinderpest and which convinced me that Young was a truly great, potent artist.

warrenpridgeon

Bump 7 - Everybody's free...

Ya...Ya...

I can't listen to "real" music when I am working... I get distracted by the music...

ThomasN

Jimi Hendrix - Radio 1 (bootleg) - Catfish Blues \m/

Psean

Miles Davis - Bitches Brew
I love the bass clarinet on this album.

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