Whats playing on your system today?

Warren Zevon / I'll sleep when I'm dead

Blind Mississippi Morris, “You Know I Like That” (Blues, On CD)

The Rolling Stones -Charlie is my Darling set.

The Low Anthem / The Salt Doll

Joni Void / Selfless 

whart, I've never heard any of that (other than free), but it sounds like great stuff!

Stars / Do you trust your friends

Today, yesterday really, I took a deep dive into Hasidic New Wave, starting with their album "Psycho-Semitic"; sounds a little offbeat, to be sure, with the starting notes played on a shofar spitting out little blats, but it devolves and morphs into some wonderful fusion, with a psych edge. Also played two different copies of Leaf Hound, Growers of Mushroom and to round things out, some of Free's first album, Tons of Sobs on an old UK pink label. This was probably the peak of the blues psych stuff- really first tier, but with Blackcat Bones and Leaf Hound, tapping into the same vein. 

I picked up John Smith's Headlong album on vinyl and it is fine...

Great poetry and really good guitar work sung with a lot of soul.
Authentic music at a time lacking much of the same... Ed Sheeran keeps going
and he might arrive at the place John Smith lives.

If you enjoy Hozier, Ben Howard, James Taylor, Kaleo, James Morrison I would
"take a listen"

jhv

Leo Kottke, "Dreams And  All That Stuff".

Eels are a consistently great band

boxer12 -

+1 Eels

N

Lovedrug / Everything starts where it ends

Morrissey / Kill UNCLE

The Deep Dark Woods / Winter Hours

Blue Mountian - Dog Says. From the 1990's. Brief but quality career in my opinion. If you like roots rock give them a listen.

Eels / End Times

New Symphony Orchestra Of London, “Witches Brew”    On CD

Sparklehorse / Vivadixiesubmarine

Blues Traveler "Mountain Cry"
from "Live From the Fall"
   PHENOMENAL!😎

Rose Windows
Sundays & Cybell / Chaos & Systems
David Sylvian & Hodger Czukay / Flux + Mutability 

Brian Adams, Reckless

N

Bob Dylan - New Morning

Let the good times rock and roll indeed N.!

Don't you just love the fact that loud rock n roll and muscle cars were a marriage born in heaven.

Heady days my friend!

Makes me want to go buy another 454ss Chevelle convertible... Might have to sell the house in today's market though to afford it!

uberwaltz, 

I had Street Talk on cassette on when it released. It was recorded great and has some very good tracks on it. I have it on download now.

It sounded fantastic in my 1977 Olds Cutlass with it's 350 Rocket engine, 4 barrell carburetor. My sound system: a Pioneer Super Tuner 2 casette deck and a 250 watt Kenwood EQ, Kenwood 6X9" 3 ways with 20oz Magnets. Let the good times roll! 

N

Street Talk ... Steve Perry.

Cassette

Saltland / A common truth

Twin Limb / Halpo

++ Gov't Mule

N

Piano Man ... Billy Joel

Cassette

Ten Summoners Tales ... Sting.

Cassette.

+1 for Gov't Mule!

GOV''T MULE "DOSE"
PROGRESSIVE  SOUTHERN  ROCK!😎

Grateful Dead / So Many Roads

Freeze Frame ... The J.Geils Band.

Vinyl

Kookoo ..... Debbie Harry

Vinyl

Dvorak, Symphony 9 'From the New World', Cleveland Orchestra, Christoph Von Dohnanyi. London CD.

Loud.

The Clientele / God save the clientele 

Here We Go Magic / Pigeons 

Take Another Picture ... Quarterflash.

Vinyl

Beggar's Banquet - 50 years old today.

Broken Bells / After The Disco 

Knee Deep in The Hoopla ... Starship.

Vinyl

Well I just discovered them a couple years ago but I keep coming back to Ocean Colour Scene. "The Riverboat Song" to me, my partner, and anyone we've played it for is simply one of the best rock songs ever recorded. Sublime. They are back together and touring in British Isles now too.

Went through a recent every album listening retrospective of Buffalo Springfield as well. 

Love UFO , I must have seen them 15 times. Strangers in the night is one of the best live albums out there of that era. Great guitar work. Although I still cant get used to the remaster not opening with "Natural thing". 

Hello tparr.

Plenty of great music threads hete to peruse and contribute to!

Morning wallyworld run, found a $3 CD to buy ... Lol.

The Very Best of The Guess Who.

@tparr  - Welcome to the thread! So, I checked out the Peter More recommendation and it sounds pretty good. Unfortunately, it appears that it is not available on CD or LP, just streaming or download. I don't like purchasing downloads. I'll try streaming it to check it out on my big rig.

Rolling Stones’ Some Girls, cassette, XDR Virgin Records. Classic Stones. Strange, but dynamic range, details and separation seems much better than CD or LP. Interesting. 

Came across something new tonight while searching for the audio of a fairly recent, sit-down interview with Donald Fagen on the Rolling Stone website.  

After listening to the interview (where DF speaks quite a bit about his and Walter Becker's early days and shares some fairly personal details about WB that even some staunch SD fans, myself included, may not be aware of).  

Anyway, after that I went back to click on another article in RS about Fagen, and an article came up about him producing a debut album by someone named Peter More.  

This (brief) article (which includes a full-length track to listen to) is here: 
 https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/steely-dans-donald-fagen-talks-producing-peter-more-so...


Hope there will be some here who share my appreciation of the discovery of this potentially good, new band.   

Listening to this track sample through my laptop, with a Creative Sound Blaster as a pre-amp routed to a JVC RX-317 receiver with AKG K-701 headphones.  If I end up buying this CD, this music will make it over to the next room where my main listening rig is set-up. 

I'm new here, as this is my first post.  Want to say hello to everyone and that I've enjoyed reading the exchange of opinion and / or experience of the contributors here, as I've been "lurking" for quite some time.  Looking forward to going back in this thread and checking out some music that's new to me.  

Wishing everyone Good Listening!   

n80, I was listening to "Middle Cyclone" a couple days ago. Good stuff

Great Lakes Swimmers / Ongiara 

The Teskey Brothers. Half Mile Harvest.

My wife is in here reading and she likes them too.

Neko Case- Middle Cyclone when my wife goes upstairs....she does not like Neko.