What music are you listening to right now?

[Raza]

I figure most of you just skip over my posts in this thread, but check this one out. I promise it’s not rap and I think a few of you might even like it.

https://youtu.be/vpF4UKb_OO8?si=jmUneF88ejLh99T9

[Fantasio]

Pretty good, went through whole Last Year’s Tune album.

I figure most of you just skip over my posts in this thread, but check this one out. I promise it’s not rap and I think a few of you might even like it.

[rodia77]

[rodia77]

One of the best albums ever released, in my book.

[skywatch]

I figure most of you just skip over my posts in this thread, but check this one out. I promise it’s not rap and I think a few of you might even like it.
https://youtu.be/vpF4UKb_OO8?si=jmUneF88ejLh99T9

I like this. Lyrics have a Bob Dylan poetic vibe, and a slightly Johnny Cash vibe, all with a bit Irish folk blended in... I love a good singer-songwriter with dark lyrics. (I also do enjoy some of your rap-hip-hop links, always good to learn new music. My own music is such a personal taste that I don't expect anyone to like it.)

[rodia77]

This **** can sing!

(Edit: Fine, forum, censor me! Now I won't tell what I said there and everyone will think it was worse than it was, well done, fine by me! )

[Fantasio]

The Delines live in Eindhoven NL.

[Samanator]

I’ve been building a play list of hi def and ultra high def music from my younger days in junior high school and working up. Some are a song here and there from multiple albums and some are whole albums. Starting out back in 7th grade with the man who fell to earth David Bowie . Changes was the first song after I heard it I could listen to it all day in the art room. I’ve included several Bowie variations of it as well as a few covers.

These are followed along with other early Bowie songs. I forgot how good these are and how radical Bowie was back then in image and music.

Next would be Led Zeppelin Stairway to Heaven song and Album. Possibly the most played record in that year.

There are some before that at younger ages like the Beatles He loves You in our neighbors basement when I was 7 ( it was my friends mom’s 45). Then again when we moved to Indiana for 9 months and a schoolmate played his dad’s copy of Abby Road for me. Prior to moving to Indiana Wings had the number one song with the theme from Live and Let Die. Next back to 7th and 8th grade parties Wings Band on the Run Album and song got a lot of play. It was not until the late seventies Sargent Peppers movie that I came to appreciate the Beatles. Not the movie ( I don’t think I ever saw it), but the cover of songs that were on the radio from it made me want to hear the originals. Best cover IMO was Aerosmith’s Come Together.


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[skywatch]

I've been busy babysitting a new album by two people whom I vaguely know, shipping CDs and such (remember those?) Music is free now of course.

[rodia77]

Sorry if I'm being boring... but not sorry.