What Are You Listening To Now?

[Profondo Rosso]

Neil Young - On the Beach.

I've decided, this is Shakey's best album.

 

[alex]

It is wonderful, not sure about whether or not I could say it's my fave though.

"Mirrorball" is my today Shake.

 

[Profondo Rosso]

Never heard Mirrorball, or any of his recent stuff, just heard his earlier works really.

Between 1969-1975 he was so prolific and just kept releasing one amazing album after another:

1969 - Everybody Knows this is Nowhere
1970 - After the Gold Rush
1972 - Harvest
1973 - Time Fades Away
1974 - On the Beach
1975 - Tonight's the Night
1975 - Zuma

^ That is just a ridiculous succession of albums.

 

[Profondo Rosso]

Eels - Tomorrow Morning.

 

[Profondo Rosso]

Radiohead - Kid A (album).

Haven't listened to this in ages. Forgot just how good it was.

 

[Ian Marshall]

It's definitely 'didn't you?' I think.

Joni Mitchell - Blue is a great shout

 

[ashmeister08]

Hurts- Illuminated
Hurts- Stay
Klaxons- Echoes
Eminem- Not Afraid
Kevin Rudolf- I Made It
Kiss- Rock And Roll All Night
Arcade Fire- The Suburbs
Kids In Glass Houses- Sunshine

 

[Ian Marshall]

Flight of the conchords - friends.

 

[Profondo Rosso]

The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations.

 

[LCFC'sGodWears9]

Is this any good?

Bits of it are, the popular songs 'Illuminated' and 'Wonderful Life' are especially good. The others are your average songs - well in my opinion anyway.

 

[Blue Maniac]

Joanna Newsom - Peach Plum Pear. Absolute load of old wank. What a fecking loon.

 

[Profondo Rosso]

Joanna Newsom - Peach Plum Pear. Absolute load of old wank. What a fecking loon.

Absolutely loved Ys, not heard that one. Her music is obviously not for everyone though.

 

[Blue Maniac]

Absolutely loved Ys, not heard that one. Her music is obviously not for everyone though.

:icon_lol: I actually liked the sound of one of her songs (I forget which, hence why I'm going through them), but she's about as 'not for everyone' as you can get.

 

[Profondo Rosso]

:icon_lol: I actually liked the sound of one of her songs (I forget which, hence why I'm going through them), but she's about as 'not for everyone' as you can get.

Obviously you've never heard of Trout Mask Replica. :icon_wink

But yeah, I can totally see why the music would rub someone up the wrong way, love what I've heard of her myself. (edit that one.)

 

[GazLCFC]

Joanna Newsom - Peach Plum Pear. Absolute load of old wank. What a fecking loon.

Never heard of her so just has a quick listen on Last.fm. WTF! :icon_eek:

She's surely not all there

 

[Profondo Rosso]

Never heard of her so just has a quick listen on Last.fm. WTF! :icon_eek:

She's surely not all there

Why? It really isn't all that weird or anything.

I know she has an odd singing voice, but so do Bob Dylan and Van Morrison and if anything the uniqueness of their voice adds to their music.

Honestly if you think Newsom isn't all there, listen to these:

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[GazLCFC]

Why? It really isn't all that weird or anything.

I know she has an odd singing voice, but so do Bob Dylan and Van Morrison and if anything the uniqueness of their voice adds to their music.

Honestly if you think Newsom isn't all there, listen to these:

For me, her voice is very childish, I listened to a couple of others and although not to my taste, they didn't sound too bad.

 

[ashmeister08]

Bits of it are, the popular songs 'Illuminated' and 'Wonderful Life' are especially good. The others are your average songs - well in my opinion anyway.

Almost all are great on this CD maybe sunday is a bit weaker than the rest but i love most of it especially stay and blood, tears and gold

 

[spionfox]

Kevin Rowland - Labelled With Love (I'll Stay With My Dreams)
Boots Randolph - Yakety Sax
Rod Stewart - Having a Party
Trio - Da Da Da
Girls Aloud - Love Is The Key
Bruce Springsteen - Fire
Kaiser Chiefs - Ruby
Bruce Springsteen - Outlaw Pete
Billy Joel - An Innocent Man
Monty Python - Galaxy Song

 

[alex]

Never heard Mirrorball, or any of his recent stuff, just heard his earlier works really.

Between 1969-1975 he was so prolific and just kept releasing one amazing album after another:

1969 - Everybody Knows this is Nowhere
1970 - After the Gold Rush
1972 - Harvest
1973 - Time Fades Away
1974 - On the Beach
1975 - Tonight's the Night
1975 - Zuma

^ That is just a ridiculous succession of albums.

Incredible. It doesn't stop there. It didn't begin there either. Buffalo Springfield were brilliant also.