So what are you listening to at the moment?

[bluewolf]

the fat old lard ar*e snoring in the bed next to mine,my heart monitor,nurses laughing in the corridor,wheels on the drug trolley and the young nurse coming to ask us if we want tea and toast.

You back in the ozzy mate? What happened this time?

 

[Beezerk]

Was feeling very cool last night as I had a late night listen to The Dave Brubeck Quartet album Time Out which includes the sublime Blue Rondo a la Turk and Take 5. Oh blissful heavenly jazz.

I like your style, Take 5 is a classic.

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

I like your style, Take 5 is a classic.

But don't try and dance or tap out the rhythm to any of the tracks - all rather 'offbeat' - hence the album title (Time Out)

 

[patricks148]

some old Monochrome set Peel sessions as we are going to see them in Glasgow in a few weeks and Electric 6, off to see them as well also in Glasgow.

Its some what disconcerting hearing the current Mrs148 wandering around the house singing " I want to take you to a gay bar, gay bar"

 

[Beezerk]

But don't try and dance or tap out the rhythm to any of the tracks - all rather 'offbeat' - hence the album title (Time Out)

Yes, I used to play drums and it's a famous piece for its time signature.

 

[6inchcup]

You back in the ozzy mate? What happened this time?

thanks for asking :mmm:had a bad infection caused the old ticker to play up,should be out by week end if temp stays down but due back in to have nuclear treatment to see if i have any blockages in my arteries,on the good side my new kidney is working fine.

 

[JackieD]

The Cadillac 3

Great Southern rock sound.

 

[Beezerk]

Average White Band - Best Of on my way to Smogland this morning.

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

Average White Band - Best Of on my way to Smogland this morning.

AWB - the cool Scottish soul boys. I picked up an excellent condition vinyl copy of 'the White Album' last year, and more recently T-Bone Walker 20 Blues Greats. Top stuff.

 

[Kellfire]

Listening to a lot of heavier music at the minute - Every Time I Die, AxeWound, The Armed, Architects, The Bronx and Stray from the Path all on heavy rotation right now. \m/

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

YOuu might appreciate what my lads band put out there then

https://www.facebook.com/actionstoonslaughtuk

 

[patricks148]

YOuu might appreciate what my lads band put out there then

https://www.facebook.com/actionstoonslaughtuk

What a blooming racket.

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

What a blooming racket.

Was actually aimed at @Kellfire...

 

[patricks148]

Was actually aimed at @Kellfire...

OK, but what's he ever done to you?

 

[Kellfire]

Will check them out when not at work.

 

[JohnnyDee]

Genesis - Fountain of Salmacis from Nursey Cryme.

I really am that old but just like Tom Watson I can somehow still swing a golf club.

Totally progtastic! Not 'alf mates!

 

[Beezerk]

Genesis - Fountain of Salmacis from Nursey Cryme.

I really am that old but just like Tom Watson I can somehow still swing a golf club.

Totally progtastic! Not 'alf mates!

Great album, Lamb Lies Down is probably my favourite.

 

[snell]

Didn't really get Joy Division when at uni - but watched the BBC4 documentary last week and found myself 'getting' them more than I had. On saturday I dug out the Mrs' vinyl copy of Unknown Pleasures (she can't remember buying it but said she was keen to be trendy back then!) - stuck it on and - you know - I rather get it...even although Ian Curtis' vocals are a bid wonky at times (see also John Martyn, Dylan, Van Morrison for marmite tones) - they are part of the whole. Compared with a lot of late 70s music I think it stands up well to scrutiny today.

You can't beat a bit Joy Division! You should watch the film 'control' it's awesome!

 

[Beezerk]

Thelonious Monk live in Paris 1969, nom nom

 

[Leereed]

The new cd from Noel Gallagher and high flying birds.Very good indeed