Great album, great artist, great sleeve art (if memory serves, a photograph taken by Robert Mapplethorpe, who was a good friend of Patti Smith.)
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What are you listening to? Part III
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Great album, great artist, great sleeve art (if memory serves, a photograph taken by Robert Mapplethorpe, who was a good friend of Patti Smith.)
Some heavy psychedelic jazz/funk to set the mood for this Wednesday morning.
Helps me get lost in thought..
Transpanda - Goats against humanity.
Helps me get lost in thought..
Transpanda - Goats against humanity.
Dire straits today.
Then my Coldplay collection on shuffle. Their live stuff is terrific.
Then my Coldplay collection on shuffle. Their live stuff is terrific.
Listening to The Clash's 'London Calling'.
A follow up on my previous post...
I'm not sure if any of you are familiar with this composer's work, but i think most of you would like it.
Here's a clip from a concert, conducted by the composer. Its a suite of the Nausicaa soundtrack....
Cheers
I'm not sure if any of you are familiar with this composer's work, but i think most of you would like it.
Here's a clip from a concert, conducted by the composer. Its a suite of the Nausicaa soundtrack....
Cheers
They do indeed.Dire Straits gets a lot of air time in this list
So busy at work today I don't even remember what I briefly listened to!
Agreed.
Dire Straits gets a lot of air time in this list
For a very good reason - some of their music is brilliant, and when you are in a Certain Mood, nothing meets that mood better.
A terrific song - love it.
Listening to Eric Church's "Mr. Misunderstood" album. Great songs and an album that just won't stop. Two years after it came out it is still producing hits and getting new tracks on the radio. Church is an impressive writer and singer. Haven't disliked anything he's done so far. Listen to this on Youtube and you access the entire album.
Love me some Kyuss!
And Kaya too!
Brings back soo many memories...
[doublepost=1501212997][/doublepost]Had this awesome Stevie Wonder cover from RHCP playing today -
Flea just destroys that bassline - so dope!
Great idea I have not listened to them for awhile, can go for that right now.
Pure class, and great choice.
Some years ago, I spent over two years in Tbilisi, Georgia, and once, while there, attended a concert given by Marcus Miller - who was a protégé of Miles Davis. Brilliant.
That must've been an awesome experience.
This album has helped me through quite a bit and I always come back to it.
Hard to believe this album is almost 60 yrs old now...
Indeed, she's fantastic. I had the pleasure of seeing her in concert before her death.
It was - he was superb, elegant, gracious, professional and a superlative and consummate performer. Actually, it was a fantastic night, and he was a legend.
Another time, I had the privilege of seeing Mavis Staples play live; and she was also elegant, classy, professional, gracious (I met her afterwards) and simply wonderful.