What are you listening to

[Dave70]

My favorite part is when the people clap.

 

[DU99]

must have a fly problem

 

[petesbrew]

Thought I'd share this here if any Sydney AHB'ers wanna see some local bands (including one with brewers!)
https://aussiehomebrewer.com/threads/radfest-bald-faced-stag.97772/

 

[wide eyed and legless]

I know the drummer is Gene Krupa and the orchestra Benny Goodman, the dancers are Red Adair & Ginger Rodgers, Red Adair later became famous for putting out oil fires.

 

[philrob]

Red Adair was Freddie's illegitimate brother as far as I know?
Love Benny Goodman's music. If you can, listen to his Carnegie Hall concert. I have it all on CD.

 

[wide eyed and legless]

Here is Red Adair with Ginger again, this is why I have come to appreciate swing music by listening to the Electro Swing music and the modern swing bands like Cherry Poppin Daddies and Big Bad Voodo Daddy.

 

[labels]

Here is Red Adair with Ginger again, this is why I have come to appreciate swing music by listening to the Electro Swing music and the modern swing bands like Cherry Poppin Daddies and Big Bad Voodo Daddy.

Love Electroswing, Parov Stellar, Caravan Palace, Grant Lazlo and etc.. Great music genre, great slice of the massively diverse electro/dance genres that I listen to

 

[wide eyed and legless]

 

[DU99]

 

[labels]

I know the drummer is Gene Krupa and the orchestra Benny Goodman, the dancers are Red Adair & Ginger Rodgers, Red Adair later became famous for putting out oil fires.

Not Fred Astaire? I swear that is Fred Astaire

 

[wide eyed and legless]

Not Fred Astaire? I swear that is Fred Astaire

 

[wide eyed and legless]

So you think you can dance, John Travolta.

 

[YAPN]

Reminds me of Uncle Ho from 10yrs ago



And another outfit called Waiting For Guiness

 

[Ronwales]

 

[DU99]

 

[mongey]

hadn't heard that track before

their debut album , 21 and over, is still on the list of 90's hip hop that I still listen to from time to time

 

[mongey]

Had a mate show me some of this guys stuff while putting his new system through its paces (Record player, pre- amp, and speakers were all late 60's manufactured but one owner, complete audiophile, immaculately maintained) and definitely one of the more surprising cases of judging a musician by their sound before you know what they look like.

his first album is great .I didn't know who he was and a mate took me to see him at the basement just when that came out .he was awesome and I was hooked

 

[mongey]

Doesn't let you play the clip, that track is fire though- most of Doom's stuff is tbh... clever on the mic and definitely under appreciated.

I don't have heaps, I think 4 or 5, mf dooms albums but I feel like every album has 4 or 5 killer tracks, a bunch of ok ones, and too many skits


personally the Viktor Vaughn ,Vaudeville Villan album is prob my fav

 

[mongey]

greatest hip hop album ever made . no question

 

[Doctormcbrewdle]

What is it with metal abd home brew? The duo goes hand in hand