What are you listening to right now?

[Jeremykeys]

This might not be everybody's cup of tea, but I love it!

And for all of the prog music fans out there, just get yourselves a nice long drink of your favourite beverage and sit back and enjoy one of my newest discoveries. Mister Neal Morse! All I can say is wow! I've known about him from Spocks Beard and Transatlantic but this is on another scale.

 

[Rayblewit]

Hey @Keyboard newbie
Nice tracks you posted.
The mayer Hawthorne song reminded me of brenton wood. Love it! Got me searching fo more and I found some. All good. Thanks.
Ray

 

[Keyboard newbie]

Hey @Keyboard newbie
Nice tracks you posted.
The mayer Hawthorne song reminded me of brenton wood. Love it! Got me searching fo more and I found some. All good. Thanks.
Ray

No problem music is just great

Chill vibe one of my favorite bands seems no one really knows them

 

[Keyboard newbie]

No problem music is just great

Chill vibe one of my favorite bands seems no one really knows them

 

[Keyboard newbie]

Super underrated band sorry if you don’t understand Spanish

 

[Keyboard newbie]

Last one ha

 

[Rayblewit]

Last one ha

All are superb in their own right.
Thanks for the links . . Love 'em.
Ray . . Love music, Love life.

 

[happyrat1]

Gary

 

[goranmagdic]

I've been listening to a weird variety of music recently. I've never really listened to much jazz before, but I started listening to Jamie Cullum's show on BBC Radio 2 - some of it sounds like awful noise to me, but I've liked some too! I'm a Jeff Goldblum fan, so had to buy his new album. Norwegian singer Sigrid has been on my playlist, although I'm not usually a chart-pop type person.

And... I just noticed Tim Minchin has released a new song! (I have tickets to see him in Edinburgh in November!)

 

[happyrat1]

As i sit here having my whore's breakfast of cigarette and a cup of coffee, I'm listening to all the joy tobacco (straight and whacky) has brought everyone over the years.

Enjoy

Gary

 

[Rayblewit]

Wow! That song by The Bubble Puppy was my absolute fav back in the 60's 70's. I just loved it then and when I saw you posted it here I headed straight for it.
Still awesome! Do you notice the channel separation? Just superb.
Thanks Gary.
Now I have played it 3 times I will listen to the others.
Cheers
Ray

 

[Becky]

I always visit this topic first so I can listen to the music while I'm reading through the forum, anyone else do the same?!

whore's breakfast of cigarette and a cup of coffee

Haha, that made me chuckle! Not heard that phrase before

Sticking to the theme... I present, the mighty Oasis:

 

[happyrat1]

Actually there are two variations on that phrase.

I've heard it called either a Whore's Breakfast or the slightly less rude Sailor's Breakfast.

Either one is the same. A cigarette and a cup of coffee.

Gary
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[Rayblewit]

I always visit this topic first so I can listen to the music while I'm reading through the forum, anyone else do the same?!

Actually I often have background music running as I am doing things. But I always run these posted clips exclusively. I also need to watch the vids. You never know who pmj may have up front singing for example. Always talented singers. They need to be watched. (especially the females . .thanks Gary lol)
Ray

 

[happyrat1]

Reliving my childhood today....

I never joined the scouts but we used to sing these around the campfire when we were kids.

Gary

 

[John Garside]

Might not be everybody's cup of tea, I appreciate, but classical music is what mostly turns me on.
Recently another poster on another forum directed my attention to this amazing talent.
He's a young Russian pianist of just 17.
Here's his rendering of Rachmaninov's 3rd. Staggeringly difficult to play, I'm told.

Should keep you occupied for more than 40 minutes ... if you like this kind of thing.
JohnG.

 

[Yukimajo]

Devil Hopping by Inspiral Carpets

 

[Biggles]

Paolo Nutini

 

[happyrat1]

A few from the inbox this week...

Enjoy

Gary

 

[Rayblewit]

.
He's a young Russian pianist of just 17.

Wow! He is amazing!
Just incredibly suburb. Most enjoyable and beautiful music.
Thanks John.
Ray