What music are you listening to? Part II

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Infant Sorrow - Bangers, Beans & Mash

Blitzen Trapper - Black River Killer

Who knew this was such a good band?!

Thomas wrote:Who knew this was such a good band?!

I did, actually.

Kasabian - LSF

Thomas wrote:Who knew this was such a good band?!

Me too, I grew up listening them.

Dean wrote:

Thomas wrote:Who knew this was such a good band?!

Me too, I grew up listening them.

Well, so did I, but it was with the rather (after I found out) annoying Buckingham/Nicks-combo on top of the McVie's and Mick Fleetwood. A looong way from psychedelic blues to "Tango in the Night".

Thomas wrote:Well, so did I, but it was with the rather (after I found out) annoying Buckingham/Nicks-combo on top of the McVie's and Mick Fleetwood. A looong way from psychedelic blues to "Tango in the Night".

Yeah, that was quite different (though I personally like that formation as well, Rumours is a great album! ). I think 'Albatross' might be one of the last instrumentals that became a number 1 hit in England.

ronwolf1705 wrote:Yeah, that was quite different (though I personally like that formation as well, Rumours is a great album! ). I think 'Albatross' might be one of the last instrumentals that became a number 1 hit in England.

You're pretty much right, I guess. "Rumours" is the only album we have in the house with Fleetwood Mac. I guess it's a good album. I just haven't listened to that genre for a while, but I can't help but think that Lindsey Buckingham is a great singer. I think my only doubts would be Stevie Nicks. She seems very much like one of those rich hippie-type of people that I don't like at all. But as long as she keeps it on a "low flow"... It's funny though. We used to have a greatest hits compilation and my younger brother had that new album, "Say You Will" in a special edition. I made my very first Wolfenstein modification listening to those albums! "The Chain" and "Tusk" were practically all I listened to in those green weeks.

"Albatross" is dreamy and really picturesque. I also like the original "Black Magic Woman" (though Santana's cover has more soul, in my ears) as well as "The Green Manalishi (With the Two Prong Crown)" and "Oh Well". The thing is, blues is really boring for me to listen to in the long run, so it's only the likes of Peter Green's mark of Fleetwood Mac (or Clapton's stint with Cream) that makes me want to listen to that genre.

But I don't know. I stumpled upon "Hypnotized" a couple of days ago and found out I dug that song many years ago when I first started browsing Torrentz. I need to get that album. If not for that funky album cover alone.

First We Take Manhattan - Leonard Cohen.

Love Chronicles - Al Stewart.

Kate Bush - Never Be Mine

Paul McCartney & Wings - Band on the Run

The Ferris Wheel - The Everly Brothers.

"Gold Dust Woman" - Fleetwood Mac.

Tin Man - America.

Red Hot Chili Peppers - I Like Dirt

Reason to Believe - Rod Stewart.

THIS GREAT ALBUM.....

Cream - White Room

Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Adventures of Raindance Maggie

It was accidentally posted on their homepage (it was quickly deleted afterwards). Unfortunately I don't have the full version, but I'm sure it can be found somewhere on Youtube.

"I Talk to the Wind" - King Crimson.

Please Come to Boston - Dave Loggins.

Nikita - Elton John.

12 hours of vacuum cleaner sounds? WHAT THE #($*?

The Raconteurs - Rich Kid Blues

The Crystal Ship - The Doors.

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

AC/DC - Shoot to Thrill

Palace of Versailles - Al Stewart.

Live version ('79 MusikLaden TV)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvtLSkyyMBE&feature=related

Substitute - The Who.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJ8Ra1JdtI0

Prince - Purple Rain

"Señor Mouse" - Al Di Meola.

Apache - The Shadows.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pY-rPDwzM9M

This nice gem...

Main Title Theme From 'The Man With The Golden Arm' - Jet Harris.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBu3zSbvd4I

Besame Mucho - Jet Harris.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3NQhHBSsw4

"Both Ends Burning" - Roxy Music.

Tim Knol - Sam

Not music but audio. I'm listening to the Buzz Out Loud podcast episode 1522.

"It's About Time" - The Beach Boys.

Most epic song in the world. Makes eating a sandwich epic.

Dark_wizzie wrote:Most epic song in the world. Makes eating a sandwich epic.

That was pretty epic. I ate some ice cream and it felt like I was in the olympics battling the pecans and expertly co-ordinating my way through the waves of neapolitan with my trusty Dairy Queen spoon.

John Frusciante - Before the Beginning

Hit and Miss - John Barry 7 + 4.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_2lqnTuxjg

The Beatles - You Won't See Me

Barbara Ann - The Beach Boys.