what are you listening to at the moment?

[Tank]

  I agree, nothing compares to the first four albums - although there have been the odd great song on each album.......but I not on St Anger, I agree.  And the album with Lou Reed......  AWFUL AWFUL.  I have everything that Metallica have ever done, but won't have that on my Metallica shelf.   Cliff would never have let them make such terrible mistakes I'm sure.

[tutenkhamunsleeping]

but I not on St Anger, I agree.

Nooooooooooooooo!   Awesome album   Shoot me again….I ain't dead yet

You youngsters today, blah, blah, blah

[Bristolmar]

I am listening to my Amazon parrot, Joe, singing "Goodnight Irene" (is it a Lieber and Stoller composition?)

Its my football team, Bristol Rovers' signature song and hes singing it over and over because I was listening to the Rovers v Pompey game yesterday and he heard it.

C'mon the Gas

[Newportnobby]

'Spunk Rock' by Man from the Greasy Truckers Album on vinyl.
20 minutes or so of great guitar playing

[Dock Shunter]

Swedish Jam masters..... Siena Root....


Siena Root - Reverberations


SIENA ROOT -Waiting For The Sun

[Tank]

Nooooooooooooooo!   Awesome album   Shoot me again….I ain't dead yet

You youngsters today, blah, blah, blah

I just like Thrash Metal and some proper drumming, not a guy that sounds like he's hitting baked bean tins!!!  And as for Invisible Kid.....  *shudders*.   

[Buzzard]

Atif Aslam , a Pakistani pop and film star



I cannot understand any of the songs as they're not in English but they're good listening.  He's done some other albums that are well thought of so I might have to hunt them down (Asian music is usually about a half or third the price of Western music).

Pakistani music is not my normal "thing" but I saw this chap at a free Asian festival, that's another story, and was well impressed at the way he belts out his songs i.e. better live than in the studio.

Nigel

[Newportnobby]

Santana- La Puesta Del Sol

[tutenkhamunsleeping]

Marillion - Happiness On The Road: The Forum, London, 19th November 2008

[port perran]

Been listening to I am Kloot this evening.
Great little band - saw them a few years back supporting the Bluetones :

I AM KLOOT - Northern skies

[jonclox]

Maggie May...................... by Rod of course 

[port perran]

On the subject of Rod Stewart, when I was in my late teens, we saw all of the big bands inc Yes, King Crimson, Rory Gallagher, Lindisfarne, Fairport, Focus, Hawkwind , Argent and many, many more at, of all places, Devizes Corn Exchange !
All the big acts started their British tours there.
I remember being outraged the day that Rod Stewart & Faces turned up and were the VERY first band to charge an admission fee of £1-00!!!!!  Until then , 75p was the most expensive.
Those were the days !

[tutenkhamunsleeping]

Judas Priest - Sad Wings of Destiny.

A classic album from my yoof

[talisman56]

I'm running a multimeter over the trackwork and cabling on the main layout board trying to trace a fault, the iPod in the cradle of the hi-fi on 'shuffle' - I think it's trying to tell me something. Eric Clapton's version of 'Cocaine' was immediately followed by the original by JJ Cale!

[Tank]

Chilling to some Metal remixes...


"Gangnam Style" Metal Remix (Wooten/Plessix)


Britney Spears - Toxic (Metal Remix by bliix)


Lady GaGa - Paparazzi (Metal Remix by bliix)


Jingle Bells "Epic Metal" Remix (Little V)