What are we listening to right now..

[GaryY]

 

[Brian Hall]

 

[Somafunk]

A bit of thunderous but very melodic synth led techno, this popped up in one of my tidal mixes, bloody excellent two tracks that fit well together on the album, yet more tracks that bring to mind worlds being created before my eyes.

 

[Bleib]

A very short clip on how it's made:

 

[Philbo King]

Just to get a taste of what I listened to as a teen - Clyde Clifford on Beaker Street (KAAY in Little Rock): mono, AM, occasionally fading in & out

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It exposed me to some of the best music available at the time.

 

[Apesbrain]

♪ Playing Water & Wine by X from Alphabetland (2020)

 

[IAtaman]

 

[Ralph_Cramden]

 

[Ghostofmerlin]

Listening to some Joe Strummer as I get ready to turn 50. I always always more of a Mick Jones guy when I was younger, but have grown to appreciate Joe more as I’ve aged. Mick was always a little more experimental, which is traditionally more my style really. Joe died at 50, which seemed eons ago at the time, but now seems a little frightening.

 

[ryanosaur]

Listening to some Joe Strummer as I get ready to turn 50. I always always more of a Mick Jones guy when I was younger, but have grown to appreciate Joe more as I’ve aged. Mick was always a little more experimental, which is traditionally more my style really. Joe died at 50, which seemed eons ago at the time, but now seems a little frightening.

I was just listening to London Calling earlier today with a friend at work.
We each commented how contrary to expectation that album feels.
Also, I just turned 50 a few___ ago.

*shrugs

Considering we’ve seen cantankerous old coots that shouldn’t still be alive thrive into their 90’s while healthy folk in their 30’s keel over…
I can’t put too much into the age question.

Tom Waits sang about ‘live hard and leave a good looking corpse’… yet he’s still here shopping at a local-ish grocery store!

 

[Doodski]

I was just listening to London Calling earlier today with a friend at work.
We each commented how contrary to expectation that album feels.
Also, I just turned 50 a few___ ago.

*shrugs

Considering we’ve seen cantankerous old coots that shouldn’t still be alive thrive into their 90’s while healthy folk in their 30’s keel over…
I can’t put too much into the age question.

Tom Waits sang about ‘live hard and leave a good looking corpse’… yet he’s still here shopping at a local-ish grocery store!

You have me thinking about the Clash now. I must hear some!

 

[Ghostofmerlin]

London Calling has been my favorite album since I even really knew what music was.

 

[ryanosaur]

London Calling has been my favorite album since I even really knew what music was.

Good album.

I was first introduced to two of Tom Waits more experimental works in Hang on St Christopher (Frank’s Wild Years) and Goin out West (Bone Machine) when I joined a local band back in school. I tracked down the whole albums as I was a music student.
For all the weird stuff I listened to, that sh!t was weird!
I didn’t like it.
Then a year later I’m buying up CDs. He’s still one of my favorite artists I crave listening to.

 

[Svet Angelov]

We will never get another band even remotely resembling SOAD. Maybe for the best..

 

[testp]

friday night music

 

[GaryY]

 

[Timcognito]

 

[bramsat]

 

[bramsat]

 

[Doodski]