What’s everyone listening to at the moment?

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In a possible futile attempt to divert attention away from cake and politics, I thought I’d start a thread about music. We are an eclectic bunch , so it should stand that we have a wide and varied taste. So what’s your “go to” at the moment?

I’ve recently discovered the wonderful raw talent of Morgan Wade.
Such a gritty voice and from the heart songwriting. Country is not to everyone’s taste I know. And by god is she fit.

[Ldr]

Absolute radio 90s

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The “absolute” channels are good value. They take all the thought out of selecting music of course. Random can be very very good. I see today there is everything from Placebo to fat boy slim.

[Nudga]

The Hives
The Offspring
Limp Bizkit

And Absolute Radio

[rich1471]

Absolute 80's

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Tinnitus

[ravenrover]

Police Dog Hogan

[knockers]

NR
If you are enjoying the female country vocals then you should try listening to Larkin Poe

[knockers]

As for other stuff then this month it's been
Randolphs Leap
Yard act
The Just Joans
and some old Bottle Rockets albums

[turnbull for england]

In a possible futile attempt to divert attention away from cake and politics, I thought I’d start a thread about music. We are an eclectic bunch , so it should stand that we have a wide and varied taste. So what’s your “go to” at the moment?

I’ve recently discovered the wonderful raw talent of Morgan Wade.
Such a gritty voice and from the heart songwriting. Country is not to everyone’s taste I know. And by god is she fit.

Had a Google search she's a bit scribbled on for my taste

[wilts rover]

Literally at this moment its John Martyn, eclectic singer/songwriter with a unique guitar style.

Or if you want some new and up and coming - Henry Parker, pscy/folk singer/songwriter from Keighley. He has a few club gigs booked in the area, well worth a lookout (if you like that so sort of thing)

The next gig I have booked is Gong

[mugnapper]

Hamish Hawk. He reminds me of a young Neil Hannan.

[rtid88]

Frank Turner
Ferocious Dog
Will Varley
Jess Silk
Beans on Toast

To name a few.

[Draytonian III]

Gold , just had David Cassidy on , How can I be sure,  with me singing along at the top my voice, good job I work in a big warehouse

[Axholme Lion]

Union Jack radio.

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In a possible futile attempt to divert attention away from cake and politics, I thought I’d start a thread about music. We are an eclectic bunch , so it should stand that we have a wide and varied taste. So what’s your “go to” at the moment?

I’ve recently discovered the wonderful raw talent of Morgan Wade.
Such a gritty voice and from the heart songwriting. Country is not to everyone’s taste I know. And by god is she fit.

Had a Google search she's a bit scribbled on for my taste

I’m not a huge fan of tattooed girls. That said, the lass that features on American Pickers ain’t too shabby either.

[Petche]

Been binge listening to Bowie's 'lost' album, Toy. Very good

[German Rover]

John Grant.
Cate Le Bon
The Anchoress
Richard Hawley

All incredible. Been lucky enough to see them all live and they blew me away

[phllvslc]

Two favourites of mine right now are Corb Lund, a Canadian country artist, and Hamradun, a folk rock/metal band from the Faroe Islands.

[sha66y]

Tito and Tarantula
Barbera Streisand
John Mayall
Judas Priest
and
Marian Faithfull …broken English LP do yourself a favour and give it a go…..

[Superspy]

I've been flipping between Meatloaf and Theory of a Deadman recently, but plan on listening to the Thriller album shortly after seeing a video of deconstructing MJs vocals this morning which was pretty cool.

[keyser_soze]

Beebadoobee
Wolf Alice
Alvvays
David Ford
Paul Draper

..are my current go-tos

[Crowle Rover]

Working my way through a mammoth Nucleus "Live At The BBC" 13 cd box set.

British jazz rock at its finest

[BillyStubbsTears]

Rediscovered The Beta Band. Moments of absolute genius.

[tommy toes]

The brand new Jethro Tull album obviously . 'The Zealot Gene'

[River Don]

I've not really been listening to much new stuff lately.

I've had old ska and reggae compilation CDs on in the car. This is a favourite track I keep coming back to.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_k216KBDv5k

[roversdude]

Absolute Classic Rock and a bit of Pretty Reckless

[glosterred]

Currently the wife witter on about something or other that I couldn’t give a flying fook about

[scawsby steve]

BB and Wolfie tell me that the Billy Cotton Band Show, featuring Alan Breeze, were pretty good.

"Wakey wakey".

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Greatest Hits Radio

And on youtube

T Rex
Sweet
Slade
Thin Lizzy