Today I am Listening To...

[ravenbait]

The Dark Side of the Moon Redux.

I know, he's an arsehole who does himself no favours. And yet.

Sam

[T42]

Mason Williams' Classical Gas played by John O'Connell - one of the few videos I've seen of it where it's played at the right tempo.

https://youtu.be/ZSOUJbg6TAE?si=mEhA5OLv5UIokB26

[Afasoas]

Mogwai's "As the Love Continues"

[Snakehips]

Mason Williams' Classical Gas played by John O'Connell - one of the few videos I've seen of it where it's played at the right tempo.

https://youtu.be/ZSOUJbg6TAE?si=mEhA5OLv5UIokB26

I followed that link and got sucked in to Ring Out Solstice Bells  by Jethro Tull  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qcPS-J0HTg , first time this Christmas (season). What joy!

[fd3]

Sungazer and snarky puppy.
#1 son's drum teacher recommended as good drum tunes, he does like him some jazz though.

[rogerzilla]

"Melodic terrorists" Snuff have released an acoustic album called Come And Have A Go If You Think You're Rachmaninoff.

Although this surprising venture proves they can play (fans already knew that) the original thrash recordings often have more pathos.  Anyway, I still want the loud version of Take Me Home (Piss Off) at my funeral, because it's one of only two songs that can make me cry.

[Von Broad]

Ozric Tentacles - Lotus Unfolding [2023]

And listening...clean

Love the Ozrics.
Keep on riffing.

[fd3]

Backing up le highbrow jazz with Primus, seas of cheese.

[Mr Larrington]

Had Bill Bruford's “One Of A Kind” album from 1979 played at us at dinner time.  Jazz-rock arse.  Not recommended.

[Pingu]

New Peter Gabriel album. Better than I expected.

[fd3]

Goddaughter asked me where to start listening to Bowie.  Talk about Sophie's choice!
Currently listening to BTWN (no, I suggested Scary Monsters or Heathen).

[JefO]

Brand new vinyl Metallica - Metallica (Also known as the Black Album).
Love the other singles and a couple of the also rans, but... "Nothing Else Matters" just totally blew me away. The quality of this track, on this album, is amazing. To me it compares equally to Stairway to Heaven.

[Mr Larrington]

Star Resistant - no fewer than thirty tracks of yummy stoner goodness from grizzled desert rock veterans Dali's Llama.