What are you listening to ? (Music thread)

[Longnose]

 

[DooDiligence]

 

[boilermaker75]

20 hours ago, Spekulatius said:

Jethro Tull today. Love this trippy video clip from 1976. Watch that fellow in the blue jacket. Any idea what drug he is on?

 

 

Keeping with the theme of bands named after Dickens' characters, I had to go back and listen to this.

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[Spekulatius]

Got to be Meat Loaf today - RIP

 

FWIW, Bat out of Hell II > Bat out of hell 1 in my opinion.

[competitive-advantage]

1 hour ago, Spekulatius said:

Got to be Meat Loaf today - RIP

 

FWIW, Bat out of Hell II > Bat out of hell 1 in my opinion.

I enjoy listening to: I would do anything for love. My father loves that song too and we heard it together when I was a child too. I will listen to that at home later.

Edited January 21, 2022 by competitive-advantage

[boilermaker75]

Meatloaf was also a good actor with 108 acting credits.

Edited January 21, 2022 by boilermaker75
had the number of acting credits wrong initially

[ValueArb]

Spotify "100% Lounge" playlist. I am a big believer in only listening to instrumental music while working because there is good reason it assists concentration and "deep thought", so I have a bunch of instrumental playlists mostly smooth jazz types.

[Parsad]

On 1/21/2022 at 5:31 AM, Spekulatius said:

Got to be Meat Loaf today - RIP

 

FWIW, Bat out of Hell II > Bat out of hell 1 in my opinion.

 

I would do anything for love, I would do anything for love, but I won't get vaxxed!  Cheers!

[meiroy]

 

[Frankie1]

"ain't no Coupe de Ville hidin' at the bottom of the Cracker Jack box "....Meatloaf Two out of three Ain't bad

[ERICOPOLY]

On 1/9/2022 at 6:17 AM, finetrader said:

Led Zep !
Ya !

do you know Great Zeppelin ?
Awesome  cover album(s)

 

These days, i am revisiting Dream Theater - Black Clouds & Silver Linings

 

 

 

I didn't realize these live Zeppelin performances were up on YouTube:

 

 

 

 

 

 

[thowed]

Modeselektor - Happy Birthday LP

Crunchy European Electronics.

 

 

[Aurel]

Just want to share this movie, with the NY-Fans out here:

 

 

Neil with Crazy Horse in his Barn. It's great!

[boilermaker75]

Thanks @Aurel, I listened to a little of it. I'll find time this weekend to watch it all. As I mentioned, I am a huge fan of Neil and Crazy Horse.

 

Edit: Probably my favorite album is Everybody Knows This is Nowhere, although I have probably listened to Harvest more than any other album.

Edited January 26, 2022 by boilermaker75

[boilermaker75]

My daughter used to have a condo just up the street from the Whiskey. Once when I was visiting I had to take this shot of the billboard. I am also a huge Doors fan.

[Aurel]

29 minutes ago, boilermaker75 said:

Thanks @Aurel, I listened to a little of it. I'll find time this weekend to watch it all. As I mentioned, I am a huge fan of Neil and Crazy Horse.

 

Edit: Probably my favorite album is Everybody Knows This is Nowhere, although I have probably listened to Harvest more than any other album.

Nice, i think you'll like it!

 

Do you know this one?

I think it's my favorite.

[boilermaker75]

@Aurel Most definitely! I got that album the day it came out and I have listened to it many, many times.

[boilermaker75]

For those of us who are Neil Young fans and have Sirius XM, for a limited time the Deep Tracks channel is Neil Young Radio,

 

https://www.siriusxm.com/channels/deep-tracks

[thowed]

What a man.  I regret never having seen him live.  I used to listen to Ragged Glory a fair bit, but also Weld (such an incredible version of Cortez, as I recall, and Rust Never Sleeps.  Not to mention the pretty awesome Deja Vu with CSN&Y.

[gfp]

12 minutes ago, thowed said:

What a man.  I regret never having seen him live. 

 

It's not too late LOL

[boilermaker75]

1 hour ago, gfp said:

 

It's not too late LOL

 

[Spekulatius]

I guess there are some French Canadians following this thread. I recently discovered Richard Desjardin again. French Canadian friends introduced me to this singer/songwriter almost 20 years ago and I forgot about him. He is not for everyone but he is a great songwriter. Many of his songs sound like classical music.

 

I like his newer records more than the older one." Boom Boom" and L'Existoire . I think the track below is from Kanasuta.

 

 

[Spekulatius]

So you find this totally random stuff in YouTube, like these 4 gorgeous and talented girls singing Russian folks songs:

 

[Spekulatius]

Barbara Dennerlein. Plays the hammond organ with bass lines (with her feet). I saw her once live in a student club in the early 90's. I almost forgot about her until I searched in youtube. What an awesome musician and so glad she is still kicking.

 

[boilermaker75]

2 hours ago, Spekulatius said:

Barbara Dennerlein. Plays the hammond organ with bass lines (with her feet). I saw her once live in a student club in the early 90's. I almost forgot about her until I searched in youtube. What an awesome musician and so glad she is still kicking.

 

 

The Doors didn't have a bass player, well not in concert. Ray Manzarek provided bass for the doors on his organ, but he  did it with his left hand. On some songs on their albums they would have a bass player overdub Ray's bass.

 

On the album LA Women, Elvis Presley's bass player was on all the tracks.