What are you listening to?

[Dr Marco]

 

[Dr Marco]

On 12/01/2024 at 09:37, purpleronnie said:

Possibly their best?

in my top 5:

 

1/ Why not smile

2/It's the end of the world and I know it (And I Feel fine)

3/Nightswimming

4/Near wild heaven

5/The sidewinder sleeps tonight

[Balders65]

For me, 

 

In no particular order:

 

Dont go back to Rockville

Leaving New York

Daysleeper

Crush with eyeliner 

it’s been a bad day…

 

[Dr Marco]

28 minutes ago, Balders65 said:

For me, 

 

In no particular order:

 

Dont go back to Rockville

Leaving New York

Daysleeper

Crush with eyeliner 

it’s been a bad day…

 

all great songs, great band anyway

[RoboFox]

21 hours ago, Dr Marco said:

 

Their best "ballad"-type song by some distance. Pisses all over Good Riddance IMO. Warning is such an underrated album. 

 

Edited 14 January by RoboFox

[Dr Marco]

 

[kingkisnorbo]

 

[Dr Marco]

 

 

[purpleronnie]

[SpacedX]

 

[purpleronnie]

 

[woollett the bullet]

On 12/01/2024 at 08:49, Fox92 said:

Electric ladyland is a fantastic album mate.

[SpacedX]

I get the feeling that 'Hackney Diamonds' may be their last studio album and that after the passing of Charlie and Ronnie's recent ridiculously close call with small cell lung cancer, they are very much conscious of their mortality. 

 

This is where they came in, when Brian Jones founded the band in 1962 and this was his vision. It was also amongst the stack of records that Keith was carrying when he by chance got talking to a young Mick Jagger who was LSE bound on platform 2 of Dartford train station. This is also where the name came from. It's full circle, like a fairwell and an apposite, perfect epitaph to an illustrious 62 year career.

 

Just Mick on vocals and Keith on guitar. Raw Chicago electric r&b. This is how it should be done and very few white artists are able to pull it off. Great stuff.

 

 

[Balders65]

The very best of Talk Talk. One group I’ve loved for years, only wish I’d got to see them live.

 

[onekeithweller]

55 minutes ago, Balders65 said:

The very best of Talk Talk. One group I’ve loved for years, only wish I’d got to see them live.

 

They passed me by at the time but I was spurred to give them a listen by the death of Mark Hollis a few years ago and was completely blown away. I absolutely love them. Can't believe I missed out for all those years. 

[Dr Marco]

 

https://dai.ly/k1rTgqFODGW9XDzVUBy

 

[Daggers]

 

[Finnegan]

18 hours ago, Daggers said:

 

 

<3

[Mark_w]

Love the Camp Cope cover of Maps as well.

Extremely late to the party here but...
1. Country Feedback
2. Nightswimming
3. Find the River
4. The One I Love
5. Carnival of Sorts (Box Cars)

[Dr Marco]

 

[RonnieTodger]

Enjoying videos of Ian Brown being terrible 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

Bizkit are musically credible and Wes Borland is up there with the best. I don't make the rules.

 

 

[Fox92]

 

 

[jgtuk]

 

[PAULCFC]