What are you listening to now?

[BigdummySteve]

No Doubt,

I heard Gwen before No Doubt, she was part of the Long Beach punk/dub scene and did a couple of duets with one of my favourite bands Sublime

https://youtu.be/CloT6O4N56E

[In Reverse]

Faith No More ... Primus, Mike Patton, Deltron3000, Dan The Automator and such.

It's frankly weird how much our muscial tastes align Scott

[Dave Barter]

And mentioning Scott led me back to this

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JAcUmZO8QKk

Which has a biking connection as I first heard it watching a Mud Cows VHS that came free with MBUK

[psling]

Tonight I shall be digging out my old Peter Green albums

[Boab]

Pete Tong's Radio 1 show from last night / this morning.

[macinblack]

I'm not a musician and so I can't comment on technique, nevertheless, I have recently taken to watching drum cam footage and some of them just mesmerize me.

I prefer bludgeon to finesse so I can watch clips like this one over and over again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnN_cyC ... q4&index=1

[Scattamah]

I heard Gwen before No Doubt, she was part of the Long Beach punk/dub scene and did a couple of duets with one of my favourite bands Sublime

Yup...the whole LBC was pretty good back then. Sublime gets good airplay here...Garden Grove is a perennial...but without a sub and a well treated room, you'll never hear everything. I'm still hearing new stuff in that album as I put in more bass absorbers.

Greetz

S.

[Scattamah]

@ Dave - the lads in Alchemist I've known for a long time. I have lost count how many times I saw them live...and I consider myself fortunate to have both opened for them and headlined on a bill with them. Seek out Jar of Kingdom - that was the era I saw them do pubs and clubs in Canberra. Stunning live band. The best cover of Celtic Frosts 'Dethroned Emperor' I've seen/heard anywhere on the planet.

@ Andy....yeah...I think we had this discussion once before about musical alignment. I'll throw on some CorpseFlower and Lovage just for you.

Greetz

S.

[GregMay]

LFO - LFO

https://www.youtube.com/embed/RpZVPSCv79U

Such a cracking song.

[techno]

LFO - LFO

https://www.youtube.com/embed/RpZVPSCv79U

Such a cracking song.

Outstanding, love the early warp bleeps and bass stuff. Timeless.
Get it cranked up : https://youtu.be/xJCI-XEMSag

[BigdummySteve]

I'm not a musician and I have recently taken to watching drum cam footage.

Plenty more here
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.musicr ... jokes-ever

P.S. I have the utmost respect for good drummers, mine was my best man

[Scattamah]

Thanks for the callout to Bauhaus, Greg. Forgot I had this little gem...

bauhaus_swing_the_heartache.jpg

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In The Flat Field is such a good tune.

Greetz

S.

[macinblack]

I'm not a musician and I have recently taken to watching drum cam footage.

Plenty more here
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.musicr ... jokes-ever

P.S. I have the utmost respect for good drummers, mine was my best man

Yes, My best mate is a drummer - He's "special."

[Alpinum]

Filter, Mother E

Used to love Filter. Albums, concerts - enjoyed all of it.

Then things changed; the band's style, my taste... Lost track of their work. Until this morning and am since enjoying some of the later stuff I've not yet heared.

Now I can't go about without a Beavis and Butthead headbang running through labs shouting MOTHER!

Shared it with Mum:
"Here's a song for you".
"Really???"

[BigdummySteve]

Started rowdy at 04:30 on the way to work
The Wedding present at volume followed by half man-half biscuit - Cammell Laird Social Club

Bit of a contrast of the way home with the utterly superb, Nathaniel Merriweather Presents... Lovage: Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By

[PaulB2]

I’m listening to the blissful sound of silence. The all-natural version, not the one by Simon & Garfunkel or Disturbed.

[Scattamah]

...the utterly superb, Nathaniel Merriweather Presents... Lovage: Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By

And if you like Jennifer Charles in this, go check out Elysian Fields.

Greetz

S.

[BigdummySteve]

...the utterly superb, Nathaniel Merriweather Presents... Lovage: Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By

And if you like Jennifer Charles in this, go check out Elysian Fields.

Greetz

S.

I shall, I’m hopelessly in love with her voice.

[techno]

Pt.3 of the cramps story: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6C0D8x ... HWF7L25wXw

[Fat tyre kicker]

Not joined in with this so far, varying musical tastes, normally
My play list is Stiff little fingers/ Clash/ Damned ranging to the Stone roses
And everything in between....however,
Got in the car for work this morn and put a cd on I've not played for years.....
Death in Vegas..the contino sessions.....forgot how good it is, so that
Will be commuting choice for now

[techno]

Not joined in with this so far, varying musical tastes, normally
My play list is Stiff little fingers/ Clash/ Damned ranging to the Stone roses
And everything in between....however,
Got in the car for work this morn and put a cd on I've not played for years.....
Death in Vegas..the contino sessions.....forgot how good it is, so that
Will be commuting choice for now

Ace, that's a name I've not heard in a while. Added that to Spotify to listen to soon.

I've been digging into some vinyl that's unloved for some time. Rediscovered some great techno
https://youtu.be/_4hXnAxTiOQ
And acid house
https://m.soundcloud.com/17-steps/dusky ... hill-remix

Also been listening to lots of athletico mince at work
https://youtu.be/Cu0c3-sjAxc
https://youtu.be/LasLiwgDP70

[BigdummySteve]

Not joined in with this so far, varying musical tastes, normally
My play list is Stiff little fingers/ Clash/ Damned ranging to the Stone roses
And everything in between....however,
Got in the car for work this morn and put a cd on I've not played for years.....
Death in Vegas..the contino sessions.....forgot how good it is, so that
Will be commuting choice for now

Like that album, I edited a section of a skydiving film to Aisha, a few years back, one of the other tracks I used was Pleasant Valley Sunday by the Monkeys Today’s selection from the same era was ‘When I was born for the seventh time’ by Cornershop, very good.

[RIP]

OK, how far back can we go . Forget E* P*, without Buddy would R&R ever have happened at all? 1959. Terrible loss. Possibly the earliest punk rock?

Viewing now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkCZDB9r4V0 (Yes, I know it's Gary Busey but the atmosphere is electric “Hey, we weren’t expecting y’all either.” ). Check out the double-bass player HOTT .

[macinblack]

Clicked on this with luke-warm interest as their sound became too clean for me years ago.

Turns out it's quite catchy and so I might have to listen to the full album when it lands.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwG0J78ibMw

Had to go back and have a listen to when they were murkier though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lS3xmhxhKS8

I'm sure there's a reference to Peggy Sue in there somewhere.

[RIP]

Anal Nathrakh?? Well I gave it a try, might be an acquired taste but certainly worth a listen That was possibly even louder than Disaster Area .

I'm going with the "Tottenham Sound" now, and that's my lot tonight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSLi4pWxKEg. Sigh, I was born ten years too late.