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.

[dm]

Paul Roland - Re-animater

[dm]

Death in June - Take Care and Control just had the urge to listen to it again. Such a great album

[Gank]

Bored are we? You old lush. What does this have to do with West Ham?

[medwayhammer1]

Ultravox Ha Ha Ha....fucking classic

[dm]

Ayreon - The Dream Sequencer

[The Grim Rieper]

Birdsong Radio

[dm]

Paul Roland - Sarabande

[martinbritt_63]

King's Mouth:Music and Songs - The Flaming Lips

[zebthecat]

Snap

[Nurse Ratched]

Me too.

[White Pony]

Test Match Special.

[dm]

Yes - Close to the Edge

[medwayhammer1]

"Was listening to a Fast Records comp lp on the way home from hospital today. All yr debut singles from The mekons, Gang of Four, Scars, Human League etc."

[Nurse Ratched]

Into Dust - Mazzy Star

[dm]

Death in June - Take Care and Control

[azel senior]

Forty Six & 2 - Tool

[Takashi Miike]

u2 - trying to throw your arms around the world

[Darlo Debs]

I Got A Feelin - Barbara Randolph

[Haz]

Uptown Top Ranking - Althea and Donna

[dm]

Been having a bit of a Paul Roland binge I do love his cover version of Arabian Knights

[Mike the Hammer]

"Surface, to each their own. I put on gigs with my brother, and the quality of music is as good as/better than it's ever been. So many brilliant artists out there, but the main stream media is exceptionally lazy in searching new music, so you'll never get to hear them unless you listen to smaller radio stations or start going to gigs in small venues, follow independent music blogs."

[Bungo]

dm 11:19 Thu Aug 1 I think you're right. Just depends where you look. I stumbled across this lot recently. Sleepmakeswaves. Worth a listen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwVxPW1P888&t=1660s

[dm]

Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Somewhere in Afrika.

[dm]

"SurfaceAgent Think we will have to agree to disagree on that I am of the opinion that for the last 20 years or so we have been living in an absolute golden age of great progressive rock. And there is every sign that this is going to continue. In every issue of PROG I see articles or reviews that lead me to check out new albums. And on the free CDs that comes with every issue there is always something interesting on. Its just that apart from the odd artist such as Steven Wilson, none of it gets anywhere near the mainstream."

[SurfaceAgentX2Zero]

"The Beatles, Stones, Kinks, 'Oo, Small Faces, etc = the Mona Lisa (Most) 21st century music = a bed in the Tate Modern covered in shit and menstrual blood-stained sheets. Just saying..."