What are you listening to?

[chisag]

22 minutes ago, Lee Stanek said:

Have you listened to Joe Bonamassa?  He’s my favorite blues/rock guitarist right now.

 

... This should answer your question   I have seen him live 4 times.


 

 

[funkyjudge]

https://www.lomariemusic.com/
 

this is what I am currently listening to, along with the work that she does with this band —

https://thefuriousbongos.com

Edited March 26, 2023 by funkyjudge

[Lee Stanek]

4 minutes ago, chisag said:

 

... This should answer your question   I have seen him live 4 times.


 

 

Nice.  2x for me.  

[Rickp]

45 minutes ago, berkeleybob said:

He might just be the original air guitarist. 

Maybe, he sure delivered at Live Concerts.  

[DaveP043]

4 hours ago, Lee Stanek said:

Have you listened to Joe Bonamassa?  He’s my favorite blues/rock guitarist right now.  I am so have been into twenty one pilots lately, especially when working out. I am also listening to Grieves and like some of his stuff too. 

Odd you say this, I'm listening to Ana Popovic right now.  Blues, jazz, sexy (unlike Joe)

If you've never listened, try anything by Danny Gatton.  I love this one, bends, growls, harmonics, hybrid picking, simply amazing.

 

[GolfSpy_KFT]

For my fellow country fans, I've been binging Luke Combs' newest album, Gettin' Old, since it released last week Friday. He is an incredible vocalist and makes every song he sings come to life. It's as if I am living the song, even when it's not really relatable to me. The best example of that off his current album is the track Where the Wild Things Are. Linked the video in this post. Even if you're not a fan of country music, do yourself a favor and give it a listen. 

Going to see him in concert in the Twin Cities the second weekend of May and I am beyond excited.

 

[GolfSpy BOS]

12 minutes ago, Jnoble89 said:

For my fellow country fans, I've been binging Luke Combs' newest album, Gettin' Old, since it released last week Friday. He is an incredible vocalist and makes every song he sings come to life. It's as if I am living the song, even when it's not really relatable to me. The best example of that off his current album is the track Where the Wild Things Are. Linked the video in this post. Even if you're not a fan of country music, do yourself a favor and give it a listen. 

Going to see him in concert in the Twin Cities the second weekend of May and I am beyond excited.

 

haven't listened to this one yet, but thanks for the reminder to save it.  Sounds like that will be the album I listen to on the way to work tomorrow!

[GolfSpy_KFT]

Just now, GolfSpy_BOS said:

haven't listened to this one yet, but thanks for the reminder to save it.  Sounds like that will be the album I listen to on the way to work tomorrow!

I have had it on repeat, it's incredible. But to this point, he's yet to put out one single bad song, so it doesn't surprise me. This song and Hannah Ford Road are my top two so far!

[GolfSpy BOS]

1 minute ago, Jnoble89 said:

I have had it on repeat, it's incredible. But to this point, he's yet to put out one single bad song, so it doesn't surprise me. This song and Hannah Ford Road are my top two so far!

Yeah I went good parts of the summer last year just playing "This is Luke Combs" on spotify... something about country music and warm summer nights just feels right.

[GolfSpy_KFT]

Just now, GolfSpy_BOS said:

Yeah I went good parts of the summer last year just playing "This is Luke Combs" on spotify... something about country music and warm summer nights just feels right.

He's a regular on the course when I remember my speaker. Last summer was a rotation of him, Kip Moore and Zach Bryan, sprinkled with a little Morgan Wallen. Those vibes are coming!!!

[LetThereBeGolf]

This is a bit off the beaten path as recently I haven't been doing music. I accidentally found the Chasing Scratch podcast on March 1st and have been binging it ever since. It's what is usually on my ear pods when I am at the range or in any practice session. 

[silver & black]

Southern Rock night.... sippin' Wild Turkey 101. My favorite Southern Rock band.

 

 

[Rickp]

1 hour ago, silver & black said:

Southern Rock night.... sippin' Wild Turkey 101. My favorite Southern Rock band.

 

 

Pretty close to my music lane

[EasyPutter]

Can't help going here, talking about England's greatest rock group!

 

[Rickp]

33 minutes ago, EasyPutter said:

Can't help going here, talking about England's greatest rock group!

 

WTF?  I need to watch this a couple more times or may it.

I thought this might be a Beatles thing or Cream or something…..

[Sean-Shank Redemption]

Been listening to exclusively country for a couple weeks and decided to break it up and do a full 180 with Notorious B.I.G. pandora station. Best era of hip hop and no one will tell me otherwise. 

[ED13]

Ordered 3 albums that arrived today.  Listened to an existing album first, Donny Hathaway Live.

New albums are Talking Heads- True Stories, Deep Purple - Fireball and Freddie Hubbard - Sky Dive.  All albums sound great since they are all from Better Records with ratings of Super Hot Stamper or better for each album side.

[Vordus]

Haiduk - Sea of Fire (blackened death metal)

 

 

[silver & black]

This evening finds me sipping a few pours of Caol Ila Scotch and perusing a bunch of female atrists that I've liked over the years. 

 

This is Mean Mary.... Banjo player.

 

 

 

 

Edited April 2, 2023 by silver & black

[silver & black]

Back to my metal roots. A favorite band for many years.

 

 

[Rickp]

10 hours ago, silver & black said:

This evening finds me sipping a few pours of Caol Ila Scotch and perusing a bunch of female atrists that I've liked over the years. 

 

This is Mean Mary.... Banjo player.

 

 

 

 

I’m a sucker for a female singer who can kill the bango.

[silver & black]

 

[heppler22]

I'm rather eclectic... I do listen to "classical" music (mostly baroque, even if I'm not averse to some proper classical, and romantic too), a good bit of jazz (mostly of the modern/fusion/rock brand) and blues... and then I also listen to a lot of metal, a fair bit of it bit of the "extreme" variety, some deathcore, some progressive and/or technical death metal, and a good bit of black metal, even if as a Christian I don't care much for some of the themes and lyrics in the genre. Some good "black that's not satanic/anti-Christian" that I'm into is the "unblack" band, Antestor. Real cool, cold, second wave vibes. The sort of contemporary heir to them, with a side of self deprecating humour, that I listen a lot too these days is Luteøks.

I’m a metal fan as well. I listen mostly to the Scandinavian bands, old classics like In Flames and Children of Bodom, and some newer groups like Brymir. Another great band that sounds like they’re from Finland is Æther Realm, you’d never guess they’re actually from North Carolina.


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[silver & black]

My favorite song of my favorite band... Led Zeppelin....... the original........

 

 Another version................ there are many.

 

 

My girl

 

Edited April 7, 2023 by silver & black

[GolfSpy_APH]

New NF album dropped yesterday so been going through that. A little different then his previous stuff and it's solid work for sure.

[Headhammer]

Peter Gabriel Growing Up Live triple album set. It is a very well recorded live performance, but lacks the energy of the Secret World Live album. 

[chisag]

... Don’t know if anyone watched SNL last night, but the Jonas Brothers were such a surprise!!! I try to listen to every group and keep an open mind. First song was standard pop and I bailed about 1/2 but I thought  “Walls” the second song was EPIC. The build and accompaniment reminded me of Purple Rain and a Beatles influence. Listen on a good sound system or headphones if you can:

 

 

[funkyjudge]

On 3/26/2023 at 2:16 PM, chisag said:

 

... This should answer your question   I have seen him live 4 times.


 

 

You have to go some to reach the number of times that I have seen Tower of Power perform live, beginning in 1973. As near as I can recollect, the number is at least 68 times (probably more than 70).

[RichL85]

Not going to lie. My already eclectic music preferences feel very out of place right now. I tend to go through strings for a month or two binging one genre and then swap for a change of pace. My job tends to give me a lot of time where I can put some headphones on and work in peace.

Currently rolling with a collection of music from Ayumi Hamasaki and Utada Hikaru. I tend to care less about the meaning behind the lyrics and just like the music. 

[heppler22]

I met the greenskeeper at my new home course a couple of days ago and he said he was going up to Chicago to see Sunny Day Real Estate. That got me listening to them again and other Jeremy Enigk projects.
Some great music there! If you grew up in the ‘90s chances are you’ll like his collection of work.