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.

[Darlo Debs]

Ashy not a Zeppelin fan myself but really hate that kind of music snobbery. All bands get into music because of the music that influenced them.at whatever level. I can't think of any bands that don't in some way 'rip off' some elements of the music of their own idols

[Ashy]

"Greta Van Fleet..... they are a modern incarnation of Led Zeppelin and some might snobbishly say they are just a rip off, but they do it well. If you like Led Zeppelin, give them a listen."

[Darlo Debs]

Place your hands - Reef

[dm]

Public Service Broadcasting - The Race For Space

[Darlo Debs]

"Ironing school uniforms currently to the tune of Truly, Madly, Deeply. The Dualers version"

[dm]

"Looking through other people's posts on here, it is clear that contrary to what the media tells us, the album is definitely NOT dead."

[Slow_Joe]

Sonia - Greatest hits

[dm]

Jean Michel Jarre: Cities in Concert Houston Lyon

[dm]

"Surface Agent how can you not like Atom Heart Mother? it is a masterpiece. and I love just about everyhing Floyd did apart from Ummagumma , well apart from The Endless Drivel. I also love Roger's solo albums. I guess you aren't keen?"

[SurfaceAgentX2Zero]

"dm You seem to have been listening chronologically to Pink Floyd's back catalogue. You could have saved yourself a lot of time by not bothering with anything after Wish You Were Here. Maybe Animals. Personally, I'd have given Atom Heart Mother and Ummagumma a swerve, too, but whatever turns you on."

[Slow_Joe]

Backstreet boys - Greatest hits Vol 3

[wanstead_hammer]

The very best of The Jam

[dm]

first album I put on this morning was A Farewell to Kings by Rush. now listening to On the Sunday of Life by Porcupine Tree

[zebthecat]

"Philip Glass - Einistein on the beach The last disc, Knee Play 5 is one of the few songs that invariably makes me well up. it is almost perfect."

[munkyfunk]

Momentary lapse is great.

[dm]

Pink Floyd - The Division Bell

[Texas Iron]

Chelsea v ManU...TV...

[dm]

A Momentary Lapse of Reason. I think it is a far better album than a lot of people make out.

[dm]

first album I put on today was Crash Boom Bang! by Roxette then listened to the soundtrack of The Wall from Empty Spaces to the end. now listening to The Final Cut

[only1billybonds]

Humble Pie. Rocking the Fillmore. Surely one of the greatest live albums ever made

[dm]

normonnmates I have never been into UB40 (although I have at times considered buying an album by them) but I have also seen that documentry about them and it is very interesting. And it is very sad what happened to them.

[eusebiovic]

Moby Grape - a 60's classic I have a really poorly remastered CD as their manager who owns the rights is about 90 and still won't authorise a re-issue. A bit like Alein Kline or the bastard who managed Badfinger... As with all great music...the greatness still shines through despite the shit format

[Darlo Debs]

Yeah it wasn't the most reputable of places. We were in the chippy opposite one night after a night in the Lotus. Heard a loud bang and then someone say he's shot him Looked over and some poor bloke was lying on the pavement .

[yogib]

"Darlo - never used to venture into Forest Gate back then, don't remember the Lotus, Forest Gate was a very Sikh area then, so kept away 'cos my old Man was very connected and respected around there......as a pillar of the community and nothing else...."

[Darlo Debs]

yeah always liked them