What are you listening to? (8 Viewers)

[Saoliver]

Been on an Anderson Paak and Silk Sonic kick lately.

Still on that Anderson Paak kick. I forgot that he collaborated with Mac Miller. So good. RIP, Mac. This song takes on a new meaning (like a lot of Mac's songs) after his death.

 

[SwissChip]

Friday: Deep, tekky rolling D‘n‘B
like my latest mix ‚noise alert‘

https://soundcloud.com/ergo-219968313%2Fnoise-alert

 

[Saoliver]

RIP Dickie Betts. My sister (Melissa) was named after this first song.

 

[AK Chip]

 

[Mooneypenny]

 

[matthewb]

 

[aurumity]

Some early deathcore.

 

[TX_Golf_N_Poker]

Couple of videos I took Saturday night. Sorry, I'm no videographer, and from my location, the vocals didn't record real well. But still, a great concert by a great group of young musicians. Two time (2023 & 2024) Grammy winner for best Bluegrass album, Molly Tuttle with her band Golden Highway.

First up, a very creative bluegrass cover of the Jefferson Airplane classic, White Rabbit.

Then following along the Alice in Wonderland theme, here is an original entitled Alice in the Bluegrass. This tour is titled "Down the Rabbit Hole."

 

[BPTDirector]

Bob Seger and Tom Petty

American Rock n Roll!!

 

[matthewb]

 

[Winslow2918]

Tool, Chicago, Logic. A strange mix.

 

[Saoliver]

Tool, Chicago, Logic. A strange mix.

I’m pretty sure I’ve posted all of those in this thread!

 

[desselBANE]

Luke Combs new album hits hard af

 

[TheBigTater]

First Sarah Jarosz does it again, such a great version of this new song.

Next, i love when they have a bunch of kids cover some great songs, the talent just shines...

 

[Coyote]

 

[mipevi]

 

[Mooneypenny]

 

[pltrgyst]

Bob Seger and Tom Petty

Whenever a station plays stuff by, say, the Beatles, I find myself wondering how on Earth we ever listened to that treacle and loved it.

I've never been much of a Petty fan, but for the last several years, when it comes to actual harder, non-folk-derived rock music, Bob Seger is my runaway number one. When any of his songs plays, the volume gets cranked up.

Most of our dinner listening these days is via Pandora, with channels identified by people we really like. Recently, it's usually the Bonny Raitt channel, with music from the likes of Seger, Mark Knopfler, Van Morrison, Jackson Browne, Eagles, John Prine, CSN, and relative newcomers like Chris Stapleton. I'm not a Texas or country guy, but he's great...

 

[Indyscammer]

Whenever a station plays stuff by, say, the Beatles, I find myself wondering how on Earth we ever listened to that treacle and loved it.

I've never been much of a Petty fan, but for the last several years, when it comes to actual harder, non-folk-derived rock music, Bob Seger is my runaway number one. When any of his songs plays, the volume gets cranked up.

Most of our dinner listening these days is via Pandora, with channels identified by people we really like. Recently, it's usually the Bonny Raitt channel, with music from the likes of Seger, Mark Knopfler, Van Morrison, Jackson Browne, Eagles, John Prine, CSN, and relative newcomers like Chris Stapleton. I'm not a Texas or country guy, but he's great...

Stapleton is great live. Just great.

 

[MatB]

 

[shekki]

 

[raynmanas]

this is so cool.

 

[Winslow2918]

Soul Sacrifice, Clean, Hard to concentrate

 

[SwissChip]

Air / Massive Attack

Great opener and a fantastic Massive gig!
Best OA sound ever - very impressive!

 

[Granadino_66]

Darkstar - Wolf​

 

[mipevi]

 

[cavalry]

Johnny Cash - Old stuff and new stuff.

 

[mipevi]

 

[MatB]

 

[MatB]

I like this Ren dude.