Korn - Got the life

Demon hunter - half as dead

GG ALLIN - BITE IT YOU SCUM

CCR - Have you ever seen the rain

pig destroyer

The ethiopians

Powerwold, Blessed and Possessed.

Hans Zimmer channel on Pandora

Alex Jones info wars

@nicmizer good to hear. i watch his videos every night before i go to sleep.I love that guy and his crew!

Will be Coast to Coast tonight at 10pm.

Autechre - Perlence subrange. Almost hour-long ambient piece, quite untypical for their repertoire.

@volunge how can i forget my favorite album by them -----amber

The Pixies - Is She Weird

Primus live concert off youtube

Urban sprawl- getting sick of it!

slightly stoopid  -meanwhile back at the lab

Gas - Nah un Fern. Four hours of ambient.

Juan Atkins in the lab

The Articles - Flip  F’real

Mark Farina -mushroom jazz 2

Looping Paul St. Hilaire & Rene L?owe - Faith (voc mix) for the next hour. Children love this.

foals  mountain at my gates

The first lawnmower of spring.

pissed jeans - why love now

XTC - Dear God

Weedeater - Time Served

Phish daily. Beck lately too.

A lot of Halestorm (one of the very few excellent female-vocalist metal bands) and Shinedown lately, but aside from that, my usual mix of heavy metal and delta blues.

iron lung - sexless//no sex

its the one that nick blinko did the art for the record sleeve

realpunxonly!

this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X51y6EQh9Ow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9PLebSLr4E 
thats good @bob my favorite of lou barlow is an album i used to own…

@Marc1000 that is awesome/

@bob you do know that lou barlow used to and still plays with dinosaur jr. they have a lot of good tracks too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnvbVJ7MftE
just one song i love by them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbFCmD6rETY fast forward to 1:50 one of my favorites. the spirit that kills…another out of many greats

 The Slayer Hell Awaits tour live footage, while drunk and snuffing Viking Thor’s Hammer.

Test only… sorry for interrupting

Repeating the first piece from Tzusing’s debut album.

Small show here next weekend. Would like to see them again live but at $187 per ticket I’ll pass. 8-track,record, cassette and CD will have to do.

The Highwaymen

Tangerine Dream - Phaedra.

@snuffyjon that album is great.

Scot H Biram - I want my mojo back

Rain on the roof- my house

Scot H Biram - I want my mojo back

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3KNj1U8iZM

Neu !

snuffyjon great suggestion for what I should listen to nexted. Currently listening to a The Damned Machine gun ettiquite 

Green Day Dookie

@SunnyDay I don’t like most hip hop, but I do like the Dude

Scot H Biram -  Long Old Time

Amon Duul - Yeti.

Dimmu Borgir - Puritania

Frank Zappa Freak Out!

Peter Hammill - Incoherence.

Buena Vista Social Club -Chan Chan https://youtu.be/JNYOVEXJBBM

@Ladysnuff sounds good. Putting on Ibrahim Ferrer, Buenos Hermanos. That Cuban has soul- and class

Moss of Aura https://youtu.be/VZ-4nPjc0ps

Gong - Camembert Electrique.

Tom Waits.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krjxyEme5vM this specifically. 

System of a Down - Prison Song

Grateful Dead Dave’s Picks

Jazz FM

Johnny Cash - Southern Comfort

Jimi Hendrix - Axis: Bold as Love

Lots of delta blues lately.

Boards of Canada https://youtu.be/F7bKe\\_Zgk4o

Blind Faith.

Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland.

Serge Gainsbourg - Strike
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1fKaS4ACPk

Pipes Magazine podcast lately, not a lot of music for whatever reason.

Catherine Ribeiro - Paixhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtCMOoJuveY

Disturbed - The sound of silence.

Morphine - Scratch

Comus - Drip Drip

George Harrison

AC/DC. Highway to Hell

First early morning birds.

Ed bloody Sheeran being blasted out in the neighbours’ garden. It’s awful. I’m planning some Wagner vengeance after I’ve had a couple of pints.

Tropic of Cancer - Stop Suffering. Perfectly resonates with my burnout this evening.

Foo Fighters Wembley stadium (video). Just purchased 8 tickets for what is a Safeco field homecoming concert.

Underworld & Iggy Pop - Bells & Circles. The guys are back - still alive and raving hard.

You might not be fond of the beat, but hey - listen to Iggy’s monologue! I love both:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmJWD9jQvhc

mostly purple orange and green with a bit of blue mixed in

B52s Lava dance mix

GUTTERAL SLUG!!!

Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson Okie From Muskogee. I wonder if Willie ever told Merle about his lifestyle habits?

Captain Beefheart - Trout Mask Replica. Still enjoy this after almost 50 years.

Aberfeldy.  If I ever go to the UK again, I’d like to go to Scotland and see them play at pub.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jft55QBkE6o this

Eloy - Inside.

Alice In Chains Heaven Beside You

Can - Tago Mago.

Old School. Screaming for Vengeance.

Frank Zappa Freak Out! Old school of a different stipe.

Country Squire Radio.

Primus - My Name is Mud

Buckethead-Glacier

Ghost - Witch Image

Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn.

Rocking in, and out on, my chair at the back patio. Dog at my feet, snuff in hand and listening to some Prine https://youtu.be/G487EDeXadA

Monolake.

Brian Jonestown Massacre

Indian evening ragas.

Led Zeppelin I Can’t Quit You Babe

Jah Wobble & The Invaders Of The Heart - Molam Dub

Just put on Moving Pictures CD by Rush. Old school never gets old!

@nicmizer did you know there are actually people that don’t like Rush. I know it’s clearly some type of medical condition.

@nicmizer I’m breaking out Permanent Waves

Think @bob slipped on the 2112 album and hit his head. Hemispheres CD for the lunch hour.

I love 2112 and Hemispheres. In fact I got that Moving Pictures and Farewell to Kings on vinyl. All great albums. It amazes me how consistently amazing they’ve been for how many decades. I honestly don’t know how people can not like Rush. And every time people tell me they don’t I tell them to see ENT and neurologist to find out what’s wrong with their ears. And while I can play some of their bass lines I could never even half pull off sing too, no matter how much I practice it. @nicmizer just have to make sure you caught that I was making fun of people that don’t like Rush.

I couldn’t stand Rush until a friend played Tom Sawyer on the drums

@ar47 try an ear to “duel drum solo” via Godsmack. YouTube has several versions of it. Neil Pert will clap to it for sure.

Frank Zappa Joes Garage

Molly Hatchet live bootleg recording by myself three or four years ago at local theater. Not quality but dose take me back to that night of enjoyment of a now antique band.

Foo Fighters

@SammyD13 thats sweet you listen to BJM man  zappa is a beauty too

Dead Kennedys - Cesspools in Eden

not sure why that didn’t post. Damn I dig Bill Evans.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COPE9CC3sQE not sure why the other didn’t work.

Van Morrison TB Sheets

Livin’ On a Prayer by Bon Jovi

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yG0oBPtyNb0            

G’Day

Ustad Ali Akbar Khan - Morning Visions

Joy Division Shadowplay

Sigur Ros, with a noseful of Neftobak.

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfIRR2VeyEc 

G’Day

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Fju9o8BVJ8 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EbFnz4eAHI one of my favorites except the noise bits. I can tell they’re intended as sort of a palate cleanser but I usually skip them.

Frank Zappa, Burnt Weeny Sandwich.

Gorillaz - Clint Eastwood

Frank Zappa Brown Shoes

Blank & Jones - Nuit Blanches (https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xb2rxt). Thank you for this one Uncle Squinty!

AC/DC. Highway to Hell

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hrr3dp7zRQY this is a great record.

@bob this is terrific stuff! never listened to jazz before. this is beautiful.

https://youtu.be/SVDO2vd1ocI Jamie T, Kings & Queens album. NSFW

@bolbam420 I was actually just telling someone that I think scenery is a good intro point for Jazz. You don’t need any special ear to enjoy it or get what’s happening in it. Though if you apply that experience you’ll notice more after several listening. Jazz is great however it can be hard to get into. There are so many great musicians and so many different types of jazz (even from one artist sometimes), but I say it’s best just to listen to what you enjoy and things will progress. Oh and there are certainly jazz snobs but they’re best to avoid.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjSabjZ1zdQ

No Sugar in My Coffee - Caught a Ghost

Disturbed - The sound of silece.

It’s a must-hear! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9Dg-g7t2l4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gW_Ha9SttQ

Cornershop - It’s Indian Tobacco My Friend

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LGVbP06K2E Oh thanks for reminding me about cornershop. One of the more underrated bands of that era.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPDvsLSnUGc

The Tornados - Telstar

Steely Dan Everything Must Go. Absolutely wicked sax.

Demon Hunter, the outlive album. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgY-dpDKiJI

A wacky comedy improv audiobook performance called Bad Reception

I listened to Howling Wolf last night on vinyl.  The classic “rocking chair” album. It’s amazing how much the last 60 years of popular music ripped off this one specific album.  

Frank Zappa, the beatles, the Rolling Stones, James Brown, the Doors, et al .  They all stole bits of this one album.  

Jimi Hendrix Blues

Audiobook of Jim Gaffigan’s Dad is Fat

Lithuanian National Radio https://www.lrt.lt/mediateka/tiesiogiai/lrt-radijas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB2BLMeYrAk this feels like my day if I am being honest.

Kraftwerk.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gj0GyLddRjk

Harlem Nocturne - David Sanborn

Robert Earl Keen’s Live Dinner Reunion Album. If you like Texas artists… really great album. 

ZZ Top Nationwide. One of my old drinking songs but still gets me pumped!

Sammy Davis jr. & Count Basie - Our shining hour

https://youtu.be/\\_sNykJnVqcA

https://youtu.be/MEKFRX5U-ZY

Highway to Hell.    AC/DC

Alice in Chains Rain When I Die

Traditional Japanese Music

Great background music as I read an Akitada Mystery by I.J. Parker.

Akitada works for the Ministry of Justice in 11th Century Feudal Japan.

If you like historical novels, there is a whole series of Akitada mysteries that I would highly recommend.

For shorter stories set in the same frame (Feudal Japan “detective” stories) I also suggest The Ennin Mysteries by Ben Stevens

The Paradise Bangkok Molam International Band - Planet Lam.

I can’t get this out of my head at the moment:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iV4NwSbscg

Catherine Wheel The Nude

Once again, Tropic of Cancer - Stop Suffering EP:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXphrT63yzs&list=PLDZbG7KpagV-\\_9IMcJWRD2pESiU5oEnWA

Audiobook: Rebellion: The History of England from James I to the Glorious Revolution. Very engaging, narrative style, full of interesting anecdotes. Who needs historical fiction when you have England?

Galaxy 500-Fourth of July.

I’ve been playing the new VENOM album “Storm The Gates” a lot lately, it just came out a few days ago.

this s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDWEz1mia1I&t=2793s this is the same thing I put up there but I think it will show what it is.

The Wind by Demon Hunter. I dare call it a better christmas song.

I’m a musician having done many bands and such, and this is my latest thing, https://youtu.be/\\_tXmm3tDIDg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoLJJRIWCLU this.

Emmet Otter Jug Band Christmas

My band ASTRUM made a video that I think came out pretty good, I think we did this in 2016. I’m on guitar and wrote the song. https://youtu.be/lXVX8gu3GCw

this now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhWVJnKjtsQ

why aren’t the videos showing up now? Damn it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5y3JU5ZMg5Y this Mulatu Astatke album.

Still a Stranger by AFI

I am listening to that versatile artist called   PAMELA.

Surely you have heard of Pamela Motown.

Sad news today, R.I.P. Keith… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QM\\_8PiSMpTs

Ghost of Paul Revere 

Weezer - Teal album

Little Feat- Waiting for Columbus Live.

The Eagles on AXS TV

All the Road Running - Mark Knopfler

Flock of Flesh - Once Human

Best Of Jackson Browne, current song is, Lawyers In Love.

Foster the People- Torches

Jon Secada just another day

Morphine. About 4 albums with Cake mixed in.

Tropic of Cancer - Restless Idylls. Finally, a rainy day here.

discharge - never again

Does the next door neighbour trying to put his wife’s head through the mangle count? :-t

all music is sound and all sound is music. i think aphex twin said that

Saving Grace - Shekinah

@Rogue    I just found   Saving Grace  on the web.  Never heard it before.

At my age the words are a bit difficult to memorise.

I envisage ending up in an old folks home one day.  Lots of genteel old ladies and gentlemen, all with impeccable manners and dress sense.  Everyone tucked up in bed. We have had our regulation cup of cocoa and teeth in a glass of water on the bedside tables.

All of us sleeping soundly.

When all of a sudden, a new boy is admitted in the middle of the night.      It’s you.

Looking like a Hell’s Angel.  Massive tattooed arms, face and all, beard like a busted sofa and a music machine playing Saving Grace at full belt.

The stuff of nightmares.

@ArtChoo yeah, haha, that would be me. Finally got a good laugh today reading your comment.

Kraftwerk - The Mix. My kid loves this album and I’m forced to hear these tunes more often than I would like.

@volunge sounds like kids with good taste.

Pink Floyd have a cigar while I wait for the green fairy ??

Mission of Burma. its one of those bands where after just a few songs, i knew it was gonna end up as one of my favorites. i have no idea why it took me soo long to give them a chance

Oh my - Modern freakin’ Talking, echoing from drunk neighbours’ garden. Unfortunately, I can’t close the window due to the heat inside…

Neil Young, On The Beach. What an underrated album.

Mahler 6

Dva Damas - Do I.

Mixing it up with Alice in Chains and Bartok Piano concertos and Willie Nelson. As in snuff, there is so much variety in music

a lawn mower. Which means I have to go check if the dryer is done not just listen for it.

@Dxx   is Mahler 6     text for Marlboro cigs ?

cattle decapitation - medium rarities 

its a compilation of unreleased and hard to find tracks from their early (and best) albums

Underworld - Pearls Girl Jam 080624.

New album announced to be out October 19.

Dr Katz “podcast” on Audible

Dr. Katz is the best

Frank Zappa Shut Up and Play Your Guitar

@Bob DOM IRRERA! Now listening to Practical Shooting by Brian Enos

Currently listening to some High on Fire. Gotta say there’s some good music on this thread.

Foster the People Torches

ZZ Top Tush

ACDC If you want Blood

Funky Jams:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OQl4WTkWTc

Underworld - Appleshine (film edit). Been on a mesmerizing loop all this morning.

Kedr Livanskiy. Just discovered this artist.

Copper Blue by Sugar which is one of the great albums of the 90’s and one of those great albums that sounds less fresh these days because of how many other albums it influenced. 

Alessandro Cortini - Menta, Scappa, Salta.

Ahab - The Boats of the Glenn Carrig.

German funeral doom based on a 1907 book of the same name by William Hope Hodgson.

Ladytron Everything You Touch You Destroy

Beethovens 7th. 2nd movement is divine @boxen high on fire rules!

@tom502 awesome! I love the melvins version of in league with satan @parris001 Marfa after dark changed things for me. Killer albums. I love REK @bob @sammyd13 ZZ Top is platonic form of cool

Two albums of Follakzoid: II and I.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFkH9GruVHs current 93
earth covers earth

Jazz, bebop, Zaid Nasser: https://youtu.be/Ly\\_HkLCyW-M

Coffinworm- great bringer of the night McChrystals smokers blend in rotation

Random local radio station on portable FM/AM receiver. My kid is having fun with his grandad’s gift.

Townes Van Zandt- Sunshine Boy. Really great b sides and demos record. Usually not a country guy, but I will make an exception for Townes and willie Nelson.

Pearl Necklace by ZZ Top. A romantic ditty about jewlery

Ishome - Confession

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxAv5h0ad7U

Been listening to a lot of Irish folk ballads, Belphegor, and Golgoroth lately. When it comes to music, I’m a strange man.

Listening to the live coverage of the Impeachment Hearings

Test Match Special, the first test in NZ (cricket)

KINO - Spokoynaya Noch’ (Calm Night)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOYkG5VMhp8

Forgot about this thread! Ghostface Killah/BBNG - Sour Soul

Lots of Black Metal recently. Today is a Mgla day.

Autechre - NTS Sessions 1-4 has been my soundtrack for many months. Listening to Session 1 right now. 

Darkthrone - Transilvanian Hunger

Jewel… man, I have had a crush on her since I was a child lol

@insufflemus Incunabula is my favorite of theirs but I suppose it is a more common album…

Oh, I like quite a few Autechre cuts, too, including entire Incunabula! I discovered them, watching D. Aronofsky’s “Pi” (great movie, by the way).

@volunge I am more into Aphex Twin, but while they are considered the same genre more or less, a good chance someone might not like one based on the other…

Cool to see some Autechre fans here! Incunabula is certainly my favourite of their early work, way ahead of its time. But their recent output just scratches an itch for me… my ADHD brain craves the complexity, haha. Aphex is great too, but a lot “sillier” (?) which some people might not dig as much. His Selected Ambient Works albums are among my top plays though, fantastic stuff.

@Insufflemus, there are some gems in Autechre’s later works as well. I dig “perlence subrange 6-36” from Quaristice Quadrange EP (2008) - long (58 min.) mesmerizing loops, so akin to the Selected Ambient Works vol. II (one of my favourites as well) in its effect. I’ve played this Ae’s track in “repeat-forever” mode on low volume throughout countless nights.

There’s that feeling of sacral anxiety and bliss which this kind of music induces to me. Or should I rather say - mystical experience. But sometimes I just dive into the straightforward beat and go out of my head with tracks like 180db from Syro or jump into meat-mincer of old school rave/jungle/hardcore at max volume.

Now floating with Atom Heart - Live At Sel i/s/c (1994).

Blaze Foley- Clay Pigeons. I never considered myself a country fan, but holy shit this is a perfect song.

@insufflemus while Aphex Twin certainly has some silly moments in my opinion he strikes on genius on a few occasions and I am not sure I would extend that notion to Autechre despite liking their music.

@snuffandsympathy On second thought, “silly” was the wrong term – “playful” sums it up better. I think of Aphex Twin kinda like a mad scientist, as compared to the more sober approach in Autechre. 

@volunge Very well said! There’s a unique sort of feeling that comes with surrendering to a barrage of sound in this way, whether it be drone/ambient or chopped up craziness. Quadrange is right up there in my own favourites, though The Plc Ccc steals the show for me on that record. By the way, the boys dropped another hour-long ambient dirge at the end of NTS Sessions called All End, maybe you’d dig it!

Currently listening to Rival Consoles - Recovery

Motorhead - Snake Bite Love

Om-Advaitic songs

Listening to newspaper rustling in the next cubicle.

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.

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He is either reading the paper or eating his bag of chips.

A few late albums of Bob Marley and the Wailers. Current chant- Natural Mystic:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0lufcRgZlA

3 screaming children…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgC2ezvTyfE

I was just listening to a Sherlock Holmes radio program The Elusive Emerald and in the beginning Holmes lady client asks if either Holmes or Watson cares for a pinch of snuff. You can hear her tapping the box and she says everyone should appreciate snuff. I am not sure if it is just me but there response is somewhat aghast. It is pretty rare to even see snuff reference in 40’s to 50’s radio programming.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycLN\\_5-eNjM

BS Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

Horna - Suudentaival

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX-YqMEWD2k

NZ vs Pakistan cricket.

Darkthrone  Under A Funeral Moon

Night Tracks on BBC Radio 3. If you are in the UK it’s a great show.

Children of Bodom. Rip Alexi

Aus vs India cricket.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4Fg1FLQjLg

‘Joy’ by For King and Country. On repeat

@volunge !! As if I didn’t have reason enough to love you.  DJ Stingray… keeping Drexciya alive and well after all these years.  I drove about four hours to hear Aleksi Perala at New Forms Festival 17 and DJ Stingray was the closer.  Fantastic memories.

High five @SHbickel! I’m out of my words when it comes to Drexciya. Just breathtaking:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DS11OjP08uc

@volunge Clone’s Aqualung Series has been reissuing some classic Drexciya records.

I have a well-curated LP collection (who doesn’t like their own collection?!) but I find it increasingly hard to justify the costs.  Grava 4 temps me every day so I hope it sells out soon!  haha  It’s SUCH a good release, but it’s about $60 shipped.  =((

Tool Lateralus

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpGb1VbVrQs

Bob Marley & the Wailers “Rastaman Live Up”

A stack of Rolling Stones LP’s in memory of drummer Charlie Watts who passed away this morning at age 80.

Mouse On Mars - Idiology

Space Afrika - Girl Scout Cookies (ft. Bianca Scout)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3Q-MNErwnc

Mesmerising.

@volunge Lovely! Sounds like a mix between Julee Cruise and the Cocteau Twins

EDIT: I’ve been listening to the album on Bandcamp and will certainly throw some money at them. It reminds me of Burial at points, which is high praise indeed.

@volunge Looks like you can get their hybtwibt album “name your own price”. They’ll email you a download link for free, but if you want to save it to your bandcamp account for streaming you need to pay at least the equivalent of 1 USD. (about 0.73 gbp right now)

https://space-afrika.bandcamp.com/album/hybtwibt

Cheers

Bach’s Keyboard Concerto No. 5 in F minor.

@SHbickel, nice to know that, thanks! There’s some good cuts in their earlier releases, too.

Now listening to Echium - Synthetic Space (Space Afrika remix).

The Faces - Maybe I’m Amazed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBcCjNljywk

Some classical - right now Ravel 

Dead Kennedys  - Too Drunk to F****

I’m listening to Oliver Tree, my toddler is obsessed with him, he’s lip synching it with his toy microphone and dancing around lol.

“The Tendencies of a Madman”, from Hazzerd’s Misleading Evil. I’m not too big a fan of neo-thrash, but these Canadian boys cracked the code, I think. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xObcjiZpWas

Darko US- Dragon Chaser, if you like metal check it out. The in studio performance music video is fun to watch, the guitarist plays left handed on an 8 string but doesn’t restring it. If your a guitar nerd like me it’s hilarious and unnerving lmao.

The Faces - A nods as good as a wink. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmmuHnXLJiw

Radiohead - How To Disappear Completely

Black Sabbath Master of Reality

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtYa\\_GxuliE

Paradox - 7Arc

America’s Greatest Hits: History.

Brian Eno - Prophecy Theme

@Huysmans - Eno = Nice! I love a bit of ambient minimalism myself ;) 

I’m on various minimalist piano playlist today

The Rolling Stones Emotional Rescue album

https://youtu.be/3AD708vfS1g

@Tapout seen the stones live many times. 

Small faces, Ogdens nut gone flake 

The Moody Blues - In Search of the Lost Chord

The missus, She’s been on the phone for bloody hours. 

Messrs Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Trentemoller - Take Me Into Your Skin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6R3Kp0dGyvI

@volunge - I haven’t listened to any Trentemoller for a long time. ‘The last resort’ album go a lot of play when it came out back in '06, a great sound that you have inspired me to revisit. I’ll give ‘Always Something Better’ a spin later on

Pink Floyd Animals

https://youtu.be/4sfhvxTZ0wo

@Volunge an all-time favourite. One of the best writers and voices out there.

Hendrix : Axis, bold as love 

Al Green, Call me album

Pink Floyd Ummagumma 

Caravan - In the Land of Grey and Pink

‘Meditation Electronics’ Playlist for me today - Last day at work for a couple of weeks so am chilling ;) 

Jools Holland , Big Band Rhythm and Blues 2001 

Gong, Camembert Elecrique 1971

Quintessence Dive Deep (1970 album)

The Police Zenyatta Mondatta

Gong, Flying Teapot 1973

@Just_Browsing Gong is a band I have completely neglected I really must listen to some of their albums.

@Huysmans Its astonishing to me how few people have ever even heard of them. 

Hawkwind, In search of space, remastered version

@Just_Browsing & @Huysmans - Magick Mother Invocation = Radio Gnome Invisible! :)) Class! Also Black Jesus by God… equally spinney

Thank you @MisterPaul @Just_Browsing In Search of Space was the first Hawkwind album I bought and still my favourite. Soft Machine - Bundles

Captain Beefheart, Trout mask replica

John Coltrane, A love supreme, 1965 

Peter Green Splinter Group, Album with same name as the band 

Peter Gabriel Shaking the Tree

Miles Davis, Kind of Blue, special edition 

https://youtu.be/CBLrm4f956k

^^^ Very Nice =D>

ZZTop, Deguello, 1979

Jethro Tull, thick as a Brick, 1972

Marvin Gaye, live at the london palladium, 1977 double album ( so many great feel good tunes ) 

Rolling Stones, Emotional Rescue 1980 

Led Zeppelin 4

@Tapout nice 

Frank Zappa , Joes garage act 1 , 1987

“Catholic Girls
With a tiny little mustache
Catholic Girls
Do you know how they go?
Catholic Girls
In the Rectory Basement
Father Riley’s a fairy
But it don’t bother Mary”:))

Radio 3

Cream, Disraeli Gears, Deluxe edition, 2004

Stevie Wonder, Songs in the key of life, 1976

Chicago, Chicago X, 1976

Things with offensive lyrics - TISM “I might be a…” & The Prodigy with there charming “Smack my … up” - Ah the memories :))  

@MisterPaul I lived, still do, middle of the south coast in the UK. Born in 72. I travelled around following the new age travellers free festivals, Spiral Tribe etc, for years, and went to most of the first large rave licensed ticket events around the country. You mentioned the Prodigy, i was lucky enough to be a frequent member at Sterns nightclub in Worthing, a most excellent famous venue, and i saw The Prodigy in 1991 there. I cannot describe what it was like, it was a " you had to be there" thing. Sterns was truly astonishing, anyone who ever went never forgot. “Sterns Worthing” google search will bring up a wiki entry plus many other results. WHen it closed, soon after, i became “normal”, and cleaned my act up.

Party Cannon- Volumes of Vomit

Elton John, Goodbye yellow brick road, Double album 1973

Tool Fear Inoculum

Gong, Magick Brother, 1970

Rolling Stones, Let it Bleed, 1969

Led Zeppelin, Physical Graffiti, 1975

Free. All Right Now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rz-fAUWVsVY 

Homeless Brother by Don  McLean 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfzJHM7HTW4

Some relaxing piano music after a long workday.

A lot of 80’s electro ;-) 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jn5JKrYUCqQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=\\_ccmFd3wE\\_8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cieHpti8FQQ

Thank you for the music, @Volunge. The last one is good for relax.

Ariana Grande - 7 rings

Saweetie - Closer (feat. H.E.R.)

Checking out some old school vibes. Here’s the definition of cool!

Some ambient music in Sound Cloud. The current track is “For a Sweet Blue”, from an artist called Gaia.

Found this gem yesterday:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33lePpWjGtM

Just now, this: https://soundcloud.com/thepianolover/primavera-ludovico-einaudi-piano-cover-by-dominique-charpentier 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAJnLhEeTQc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETaj4zweQsE&list=RDETaj4zweQsE&index=1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApMzLyX3qpE&list=OLAK5uy\\_kgoVHZC5b4Pporzm3WoStNBiGdNamBLWo&index=3

Local radio station (https://la100.cienradios.com/player/la100/).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B6jOUzBKYc

The dancing strings!

Seriously the cinematographer did a great job capturing the sound waves with a high frame camera on one of the best renditions of Malaguena I have ever listen to.

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=FG_IeFBfMPA&feature=share

Lo fi Hip Hop is great for getting stuff done:

Best music to wake up to!

This acid-trance cut on repeat: Nico - Anouk (1996) - YouTube

Right now, The one I love (Frank Sinatra): https://on.soundcloud.com/oCr2H

I have just found this podcast made out of playlists which pay tribute to several snuff blends:
https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9oZWFydGhpcy5hdC9zZXQvNzYzNDgtODU0NC9wb2RjYXN0Lw/episode/MTg5OTQzLTI?ep=14

Ha, a podcast on Epic Gardening. I know, not music, but it is what it is.

This Sascha Funke’s cut on repeat since last Friday: Sascha Funke - Mango (Live at Maria am Ostbahnhof Berlin) - YouTube.

Jaakko Eino Kalevi - Macho

Macho

French House (Chateau).

Beatles Revolver album

Aerosmith, having just heard the announcement of their retirement. I saw them most notably at Wembley Arena in the …ahem…late 90’s.
“It’s not goodbye it’s peace out”

I was just listening to one if my favorite bands Built To Spill - I would hurt a fly. Great band with great long guitar solos in many songs.

Saw them a couple of times in the 80’s. I believe at least one of them is from Maine, so they used to play the Portland Civic Center fairly regularly.

ZZ Top ‘Well dressed man’.

Ode to Joy - Beethoven’s 9th

Michael Jackson - They don’t care about us (unedited version) Great song!

Resonating to some holy drone tonight:

DJ Benson @ Vibealite Innuendo. The Emporium, Coalville 02-07-2004

Faure’s Requiem, family significance and what not.

Usually listening to Manowar, Iron Maiden, Blind Guardian, Motorhead etc. Metalhead all the way

I just sold my GG Allin bobble head on eBay not to long ago had that thing forever to

Nice just saw my first Iron Maiden concert 2022 in October nose bleed seats in Detroit pretty cool non the less

Usually BBC Radio 3.

@Nicfit That’s awesome! Man, I think the last concert I went to was… Weird Al, lol

Think last one I went too was prodigy so glad I got to see them before keith flint pass.

Mostly stoner, desert, psychedelic and progressive rock stuff - currently blasting Fugazi but probably some Kyuss later.

I have just listened to this wonderful piece:
Suite Bergamasque: Clair de Lune - Daniela Live at Theater Ulm de Klavierklasse Uni Ulm en #SoundCloud

I’ve been listening to a lot of electronic music lately, getting ready to play a live set which will be streamed as part of a virtual festival; Murcof, Jan Jellinek, Oval, Aphex Twin and more.

Western Addiction. Punk band on Spotify

Charley Crockett, favorites are Welcome to Hard Times and Tennessee Special.

I’ve picked up a couple of Alan Rankine CDs that I’ll be playing later. At the moment I’m listening to whatever’s on Radio 3 while I’m soaking up my coffee.

DJ Scorpio @ Pleasuredome Vibealite United States Of Hardcore 2 01-03-1997

Cypress Hill today with some nice strawberry gelato sticks to smoke and todays snuff of the day is F&T HDT.

I know the life of a rockstar, Living large.

Highly recommend the skull and bones album altho all the music is the cream of the crop hence why cypress hill rose to the top, But they dont eat pigs as a pig is a cop

Temples of Boom used to be my favourite album of theirs. Wouldn’t mind listening to it now, if I were alone.

Cracking album that. good taste.

Rode the motorcycle to work this morning listening to Bobby Caldwell - What You Won’t Do for Love

Call me an old fogey - the complete edition of Corelli (10 CDs!)

Mongoose by Fu Manchu

Took the motorcycle to get gas listening to Money for Nothing. Gassed up and off to work listening to Riders on the Storm.

I happen to be a middle aged guy from a back road in a dirt town…all time.

Sunn O)))… I’m not wearing enough robe.

Blasting some Zeke out today, might have to tone it down a little later when I am pairing up with some colleagues.

Not heard the name Scorpio for a very long time - pretty sure I had hardcore tape packs glued in to my walkman in the mid-90s; loved those savage sets and then in to some jungle madness from the Rat Pack or Grooverider!

J S Bach Goldberg Variations

Scorpio and Producer are the mutts nuts. As is musicmaker. Ye plenty of good dj’s in the rave scene good to see some still keeping the scene alive hats of to them. Ye love Ratpack another cracking DJ along with micky b, micky finn, dj rap, andy c. I could go on and on lmao Im glad I managed to hang on to my tapes. Ripped many now and old VHS stuff. Good times good people cracking vibes.

I have many Gig’s of tapes / vinyl rips. Canny beat some good tunes…

Despite living in the arse-end of the UK, there used to be a monthly DnB night nearby and we had Micky Finn & Andy C as regulars; in the summer, we had more DnB nights and more names right up to the mid-00s; those were the days!

Many years ago, I was a music journalist and I ended up being invited to cover something called Bangface: The Weekender. Absolutely epic line-up, Altern-8, Utah Saints, The DJ Producer and more - absolute rave heaven for me!

Bangface still runs and you see plenty of legends on the line-ups - not sure I have the chops for it anymore, but I’ll give it a good go!

It was an Iron Maiden sort of morning going to work today.

Saw Iron Maiden live 2 years ago, they put on an amazing show.

Nostalgia from my teenage years when I was listening to punk and was a rebel skater

Continuing the nostalgia theme one of the best guitar solos out there

Pedo pop star Mikey on the shop radio. Do they still play Cosby on comedy radio?

I sniffed some snuffy weiss this morning…I don’t think white powder at work is a good idea.

Getting down with the sound’s of the finn

Micky Finn Pleasuredome & Vibealite United States Of Hardcore 2 @ Fantasy Island 01-03-1997

Mike and the Mechanics- The living years.

Stuck in the early 2000s here - listening to some Plaid, Amon Tobin, DJ Shadow, Boards of Canada and some other weird/wonderful sounds

Good taste dame good.

Pool night - Bernard Schmalzler Altbayerischer in the nose, Clutch & The Dead South blasting out of the speakers

Roger Waters solo stuff mix

The Dead South anytime but I’m listening to SiriusXm’s Rock Bar

The Stranglers - No More Heros.

I love all music from classical to country/folk to rap to punk to metal. Right now I am loving the hell out of Tyler Childers!

The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay. Good audiobook!

listening to Olafur Arnalds and enjoying some Gawith Original!

Django Reinhardt doing a solo from 1945 pretty cool jazz

Radiohead, Bjork and other wonderfully twee electronic stuff

Nevermore - Dead heart in a dead world

DJ Ultrabeat @ Pleasuredome The Big One 21st Birthday 06-06-2009 Fantasy Island Skegness (MC Whizzkid)

The Rolling Stones- Sympathy for the Devil

From the game “As Dusk Falls” – recommended to me be @BarlimanButtersnuff

Thought I recommended It, Anyhow do you like it?

@115 nah it’s alright, I’ll steal your credit

@115 @BarlimanButtersnuff Oops!

And yeah that game was really good. Hit a lot of emotional/entertaining notes for me – in a good way.

The graphic novel art style took a bit getting used to, but I thought it worked.

Right now, I’m listening to an owl that lives outside my window and comes out each evening. You can set your clock by it. I don’t know what kind it is though. I like to hear nature in the morning with the birds chirping and owls at night.

Whoooo doesn’t? The owls have been coming and going for us this summer.

My cats. I know they know the digital Arabic numeral 6. They watch the clock in the evening and get loud when that clock rolls onto 6. Yet they still explode with sound when I’m up at 5.

Respighi’s Ancient Airs and Dances, when my cat permits.

A vacuum pump drawing down ~2000 ft³ to 23 Hg prior to displacing them with 2200 psi of compressed nitrogen. Sounds like a cheeseburger lunch.

It gives me plenty of time to enjoy some gold rush and break in a new hanky.

I don’t think you will ever beat the sounds of clashing metal, grinders and MIG welding.

Or a dry, thick, climb cut into a billet.

Pete & Baz Plugged In.

Pete & Dud as ‘Derek and Clive’. Hilarious, but not for the easily offended.

Wagner Tristan and Isolde to go with the German snuff.

I have heard that Wagner was the End of music and what we are issued now is noise that we are to believe is music.

On a loop for the third evening in a row.

Listened through the entire album tonight, and it’s very good, but do find myself gravitating to this in particular.