What are you listening to right now?

Thank you, that made my day. I can finally enjoy music after weeks of stressing out. I really enjoyed the quiet part where the bassist was allowed to groove and build up to the last part of the track.

One of my favourite tracks ever. This band had a synergie, the grooves and melodies are another level in their last performance. I must stop here.

 

feeling mellow...

Svaneborg Kardyb – Over Tage (Live session from Maltfabrikken)

 

Songs for a chill Saturday evening

Toe tapping groove
Baby Charles - Treading Water



If this is what jazz harp sounds like, I'll have a second helping please
Brandee Younger - You're a Girl for One Man Only



Another toe tapping groove to bookend this post
Bernard Wright - We're Just The Band

 

All great picks, I was a fan of the Brandee Younger & Dezron Douglas live sessions during the covid lockdowns. They put out an album of one: Force Majure which is nice, I could do without the banter/god talk, but it's easy to ignore. While searching for the bandcamp link I stumbled on this great set from around the same time recorded live at Columbia. Thanks!


Edit: Just want to voice my appreciation for this thread as a source of listening inspiration and great music recommendations.

Edit 2: @ColtMrFire and anyone else please hit me with your Arvo Part recording favorites, I've way over-listened to the two ECM releases.

 

Early mix of a Panda Bear track from Tomboy, a YouTube special

 

Started with Rush, ended here.

 

Electronic cover of Big Star’s “Blue Moon”

 

LV featuring Dandelion - CCTV



Dat sub-bass

 

before the stadiums, there was the factory

 

They made new music. I am very curious. Good for a sleepless night...

 

This album is kind of Zappa. The lyrics are very similar to their older songs (think "Planet B"). This is very fusion, groovy and interesting at the same time. Yes, I cannot sleep today.

 

i’ll have to give it a listen. Their 2017 album Spirit was not bad IMO.

 

RIP, aged 96.

 

Released 25 years ago this month (yikes!!), this album has aged so well:



I'll need to spin my WARP/SKAM 1st pressing tonight. Delicious vinyl.

"Sixty-ten. ORANGE."

 

A little Clapton doing Robert Johnson... "Little Queen of Spades"

 

Been re-listening to the whole Interstellar Space album, Coltrane really left structured music with this one. There's sections where there's a 'melody' but before it can be repeated, John's uninterruptible personal expression takes over and tells something difficult to understand by the mind but easily felt by the soul. Haha listen to that garbage I just said!

 

Snarky Puppy. Lingus
Vali 2++ with a Tung-Sol 251C Tube
Loki Mini+ with just a smidge of upper mid increase
Grado RS2e

 

Roxy Music – The Atlantic Years 1973 - 1980


Label: Atco Records – 90122-1
Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Reissue
Country: US
Released: 1983
Genre: Rock
Style: Pop Rock, Glam



I like this album cover.