What Are You Listening To (April 2020)

[varrj]

Blackberry Smoke - some of the nicest guys you could meet and the tightest live band I’ve seen. Hope to see them again once this craziness passes.

 

[bnichols23]

Neil Young Harvest Moon, Moody Blues Best of next.

 

[mikethompson]

Moody Blues

I've got a couple of those records, very nice.

I'm listening to this all the time it seems:

 

[johnbarleycorn]

Rolling Stones - Metamorphosis on vinyl with a bowl of GH chocolate flake.

 

[Scarlet claw]

Batman. Inferno. By GrahicAudio. You want a movie in your mind this is it. cast and cinematic sound is just awesome.

 

[philobeddoe]

Currently listening to Motörhead ~ 1916.

 

[Bengel]

 

[brian64]

Fair exchange for your freedom
Fair exchange for your life

 

[crawdad]

In this mood of mine, listening to Wayne Shorter’s Speak No Evil on vinyl. Midway through ‘Infant Eyes.’ Beautifully haunting.

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

Sex Pistols: No Fun

 

[philobeddoe]

Currently listening to Frank Zappa ~ Zappa Buffalo.

 

[philobeddoe]

Currently listening to Luscious Jackson ~ Fever In Fever Out.

 

[renfield]

Now playing Barney Kessel - Great Guitars.

 

[beefeater33]

"Rolling Stones - Metamorphosis on vinyl with a bowl of GH chocolate flake." ....................
Great Album, JBC!........... I was listening to Aftermath today. "Out of Time" is one of my favorite Brian Jones era Stones songs.............. I love listening/comparing the different versions of it. Good Stuff!. ?

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

Sham 69: Hurry Up Harry which must have the most British lyrics ever written.

Now listen here Harry
If we're going down the pub
You'd better tell your mum and dad
And finish up your grub
I wish you'd listen to me
No, I don't want a cup of tea

 

[Spa32]

Spock's Beard - Snow

 

[philobeddoe]

Currently listening to Todd Rundgren ~ Something/Anything?. ???

 

[trouttimes]

The Rippingtons.

 

[brian64]

And suddenly you're light as a feather
You're falling like a leaf from a tree
The things you thought you needed are fading
Your reason to be

 

[dino]

Remembering Chicago born Altoist Lee Konitz, who passed last week from complication due to Covid-19.
Here he is in a live concert from Denmark, in 1965, with Bill Evan on piano, Niels-Henning Ørsted-Pedersen on bass and Alan Dawson on drums, playing "How Deep is the Ocean " and
"Beautiful Love"