What are you Listening To?

[mildandbitter]

Wake The Union by Shows Of Hands

[mildandbitter]

A Bag Of Eyes by Seamus Fogarty. For the first time. Ok so far.

[The Mindsweep]

The Coming Storm Podcast S2

I found episode 3 to be one of the most nuanced and thought provoking piece about the state of America. The first part is the normal stuff you hear, but the latter.........give it a listen, highly recommended.

[Pagan Orient]

Scriabin - Preparation for the final mystery
Bread - Guitar Man

[Rich Tea Wellin]

Whacked on my vinyl of Blue - Joni Mitchell. Extraordinary record without one dud.

[mildandbitter]

Something There by Michael Mantler. The great trumpet player, accompanied by Carla Bley, Steve Swallow, Mike Stern, and Nick Mason from PF.

[mildandbitter]

Live on Tour 1978 - Freddie White.

[Dunners]

Popscene live in concert. Songs sound a bit familiar, but they are sh*t really. Especially the guitarist when he has a go at singing.

[Rich Tea Wellin]

Watched a bit of the guy guarvey archive thing and heard Judie Tzuke for the first time in my life. Good voice but largely forgotten?

[mildandbitter]

1972 by Josh Rouse

[Max B Gold]

Tonight I will be listening to Dr Feelgood and Nine Below Zero at St Lukes and the Winged Ox.

Review to follow. Idc.

[Max B Gold]

Funking brilliant. At the merch stall now getting my vinyl album,"Third Degree" signed by Cokernees Den and Mark. No idea why. I don't have a record player these days.

Feelgoods minus 2. Next.

[Max B Gold]

Foosties on draught. Lovely.

[Max B Gold]

Dr Feelbad are poo.

[mildandbitter]

Running On Empty by Jackson Browne.

[Dunners]

About to start listening to Dan Carlin's Hardcore History epic; Blueprint For Armageddon.

Should just about finish it by the time St Poppy's Day arrives.

[Rich Tea Wellin]

About to start listening to Dan Carlin's Hardcore History epic; Blueprint For Armageddon.

Should just about finish it by the time St Poppy's Day arrives.

Listened to the first ep of that about 4 times and never got past it

[Dunners]

About to start listening to Dan Carlin's Hardcore History epic; Blueprint For Armageddon.

Should just about finish it by the time St Poppy's Day arrives.

Listened to the first ep of that about 4 times and never got past it

Some people run marathons. Others undertake other formidable feats of endurance. I listen to all six episodes of Blueprint For Armageddon.

[Dunners]

The Cure's new album, Songs of a Lost World.

Sounds a bit like Bloodflowers, which is no bad thing. Early impressions are that it won't compete with their 80s/90s best, but it's still a good album and incredible that this band are able to knock out something this decent.

[Scuba Diver]

Running through some old(ish) vinyl this morning and last night..

Bonobo - Migration
Radiohead - The King of Limbs
Axel Boman - Lux/Quest for Fire.

[Scuba Diver]

The Cure's new album, Songs of a Lost World.

Sounds a bit like Bloodflowers, which is no bad thing. Early impressions are that it won't compete with their 80s/90s best, but it's still a good album and incredible that this band are able to knock out something this decent.

Haven't heard it yet. Reviews seem a bit over the top. Unlikely they'd bring out their best work ever 50 years in, though no doubt it has merit.

[EH16]

Dr Feelbad are poo.

Saw the current Dr Feelgood last bear and I cant disagree with your assessment. If they are going to use the name they are asking to be compared to the 'real' Dr Feelgood (Lee Brilleaux etc) and there is simply no comparison.

[Constanza]

Went to see Peter Hook and The Light last weekend.
Top quality, 2 sets of Substance Best of New Order and Joy Division.
I saw grown men cry.

[Rich Tea Wellin]

Listened to this episode with Graham Nash about the song Our House - really poignoinante and whilst being aware of this song, never fully appreciated it.

https://play.prx.org/listen?ge=prx_93_9 ... ngExploder

[Kevash]

Leaf blowing
Headphones in
Depeche mode
My own mix from albums.