What music are you listening to?

[swarfendor437 14]

Gary Clark Jr.

 

'Blak and Blu' album and 'The Story of Sonny Boy Slim' album recently purchased from HMV.

 

I only discovered him by watching Luke Cage Season 2 on Netflix playing 'If money were trouble' and 'Bright Lights'* (*on 'Blak and Blu' album.)

 

 

Edited August 22, 2018 by swarfendor43

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Gary Clark Jr...

 

 

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[swarfendor437 14]

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is coming!

 

After watching this I thought it would be on the Blak and Blu album - it isn't - I will have to check his back catalog[ue]!

 

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Another album recently purchased from HMV - the very best of Clannad (2007)

[The Moon 10]

A couple of Roger Taylor solo songs that I think are quite good.

 

I Wanna Testify

 

Future Management

[kingdom 10]

Black keys el camino

Joe bonamassa the ballad of John Henry.

[Snooker147 11]

R & J Stone - We do it

[Sweetcheeks 15]

Cloakroom-Time Well

Crescendo-Lost Thoughts

Dead Leaf Echo-Beyond Desire

Glorious Din-Closely Watched Trains

Kindling-Hush

[choogling 14]

found forgotten gem, from the Frank Zappa album freak out -Trouble Every Day great song, the rest of the album sucks.

[Raf199 10]

 

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[Yodameister 10]

Listened to the whole of Beatles Rubber Soul - what an amazing album, hardly sounds dated.

[Phanerothyme 12]

U-235 / pu-239 - man or astro-man?

[metalman 21]

Planet X - Moonbabies (Derek Sherinian from Dream Theater and his mates, pretty much in the same vein as Liquid Tension Experiment and so on)

Elis - Dark clouds in a perfect sky (there probably aren't many symphonic goth metal bands from Liechtenstein, but this is one. Not bad)

Steven Wilson - Hand. Cannot. Erase. (superior prog from Porcupine Tree main man - excellent)

Under Heaven - Nocturnes for the divine & the damned (Toronto-based duo of Matthew Binks who played all the instruments, with Tammy Everett on vocals. Apparently Binks wanted to incorporate elements of Celtic folk, industrial, and various other styles into a basic Nightwish/Evanescence style prog metal format and as you might expect the end result is a bit of a mess but it had its moments. They seem to have ceased operations just after its release in 2015 though.)

Toshiko Yonekawa II - Koto music from Japan (I really like this but I'm not sure anybody else would. In any case it seems to be an album so obscure that I can't find any trace of it on the web)

Gazpacho- March of ghosts (more prog. OK but I felt it was a bit one-paced and that pace was a bit slow perhaps)