What are you listening to

[Ronwales]

 

[wide eyed and legless]

Really wish Gregory Porter would concentrate more on blues than jazz.

 

[BadSeed]

This magnificent *******. The greatest record ever made?
This is the Aussie first press on Wizard.

 

[wide eyed and legless]

 

[dougsbrew]

A

 

[dougsbrew]

W

 

[DU99]

Has been released on vinyl

 

[wide eyed and legless]

I love the Isle of Man TT races but unfortunately (or fortunately) my balls never out grew my brain.
I don't know how John McGuinness manages to walk.

 

[Schikitar]

I'm trying to get into Tool's new album but prefer rediscovering their classics like Opiate, Undertow and Ænima as they're now finally on Spotify..

Probably my pick off the new album so far..

 

[petesbrew]

Loving the new Tool album. I class it as chillout music. It's stuff you can put on for a mundane task at work and just get things done.

 

[Mark Ibbotson]

Loving the new Tool album as well. Pneuma and 7empest are standouts

 

[Frothy Boi]

Rob Natrule s an OG member of Melbourne hip-hop crew Lyrical Commission presents this aussie hip hop classic from early 2000s, an era where aussie hip hop was moving from emulating and imitating american hip hop to embracing and even embellishing the aussie style and accent, this track is a well executed narrative into the dark of alcohol addiction.

 

[scomet]

It's that time of year again ' The Proms ' If your a fan of Duke Ellington this rendition of his last work ' Sacred Music ' is a must see; Introduced by the silky voiced Cerys Mathews. I dont have a religious bone in my body but the last track Dance David Dance is just sublime!

Get it from the BBC with a VPN or your favourite cloud

http://www.filefactory.com/file/5qz...19.Ellingtons.Sacred.Music.WEB-DL.x264-OM.mp4

Cheers…

 

[buckerooni]

this could be your new favorite polish stoner doom band, huge sound!

 

[DU99]

 

[Neil Buttriss]

My Teen years were in the 70's, so Im grateful for the music of the time. Imaginations ran wild with a bit of assistance. But I love it modern Bands just can't capture it.

 

[Neil Buttriss]

I love the Isle of Man TT races but unfortunately (or fortunately) my balls never out grew my brain.
I don't know how John McGuinness manages to walk.

These dudes are crazy, skillful and would have balls the size of Bulls

 

[wide eyed and legless]

My Teen years were in the 70's, so Im grateful for the music of the time. Imaginations ran wild with a bit of assistance. But I love it modern Bands just can't capture it.

Whatever happened to Marty Balin.

 

[Neil Buttriss]

Whatever happened to Marty Balin.

Not sure but this is the best introduction to a song I have heard

 

[Neil Buttriss]

The most haunting tune out there. RESPECT