What if anything are you listening to now?

[dm]

Would have thought that someone else would have resurrected this subject by now. 

Currently listening to Stationary Traveller by Camel.

[thesubliminalmassage]

Don't know if this is the right place to put this, but I released a track on Dec 19. Unfortunately, I had a heart attack on Jan 11 and I've been tied up with trying to recover from that, so I haven't had much chance to promote the song. If you could have a listen and follow me on Bandcamp, if you rate it, I'd much appreciate it. If you don't rate it or think it's crap, no probs, obviously - musical taste is highly subjectively, isn't it? I'm 'solo', so I put everything together myself, but I couldn't have completed it without the expert help of a decent engineer (Iniego Matecon). It seems to be pretty difficult to get any traction with new music nowadays, so please feel free to offer any tips. Thanks in advance if you'd be so kind as to have a listen. 

https://subliminalmassage.bandcamp.com/track/combat-fatigue  

 

[zebthecat]

[Swiss.]

[dm]

Arena.  The Seventh Degree of Separation 

[Takashi Miike]

[yngwies Cat]

[Bungo]

 

Can't decide whether or not  to go and see them live. For a few years I've been trying to go and see acts/bands that I would never have thought of seeing in my 'only rock or metal' days (decades), and Kraftwerk definitely fall outside that, but I am worried that it could be the dullest thing ever? 

Whayoufink?

I saw them at the Royal Festival Hall back in 2004, was a brilliant show with the visuals and of course the music. I think you might struggle a bit of you aint a fan though, or at least half clued up with the songs they play.

 

 

Thanks for that. I kind of think that's very likely how it would be unless I go on a bit of a listening binge first. Well, it'll be an experiment!

[Mike Oxsaw]

A 2 hour Kenny Everett show on the BBC from 1982.

[Takashi Miike]

[dm]

Yes.  The Yes Album

[Swiss.]

[Swiss.]

 

The Japan boys were mates of mine in 78/79. I wasn’t keen on their music but they were lovely blokes. Had some good laughs.

 

As musicians I think they were massively underrated. I think Gentlemen Take Polaroids is one of the best albums ever made. 

[dm]

All Saints. All Hooked Up


 

[violator]

 

Can't decide whether or not  to go and see them live. For a few years I've been trying to go and see acts/bands that I would never have thought of seeing in my 'only rock or metal' days (decades), and Kraftwerk definitely fall outside that, but I am worried that it could be the dullest thing ever? 

Whayoufink?

I saw them at the Royal Festival Hall back in 2004, was a brilliant show with the visuals and of course the music. I think you might struggle a bit of you aint a fan though, or at least half clued up with the songs they play.

[Bungo]

 

 

Can't decide whether or not  to go and see them live. For a few years I've been trying to go and see acts/bands that I would never have thought of seeing in my 'only rock or metal' days (decades), and Kraftwerk definitely fall outside that, but I am worried that it could be the dullest thing ever? 

Whayoufink?

[honky cat]

[Far Cough UKunt]

Currently listening to this cracker: 

[Takashi Miike]

[dm]

Marillion.   Seasons End

[Takashi Miike]

[zebthecat]

[dm]

Alex Henry Foster.   Kimiyo

[honky cat]

[honky cat]

 

The Japan boys were mates of mine in 78/79. I wasn’t keen on their music but they were lovely blokes. Had some good laughs.

 

I was a big fan and saw them a few times, I got an album signed once and  in spite of the  makeup and hair, I was a bit surprised how bloke-y and normal they were. Mick was such a great bass player.

[oioi]

sitting in the garden soaking up the sun.