What are you Listening to?

[koshari]

Iron maidens in town tonight, beginning to wish i was there.

 

[sdfc]

Getting back into one of the great, pretty much forgotten, bands.

 

[sdfc]

 

[Twinkletoes]

Steve Marriott had a phenomenal rock voice. This is of course the group who later had Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart in their fold.

 

[big_e]

Been on a full Oasis binge since The Announcement.

Massive fan back in the day, I remember lining up at 5am for tickets at the Perth Entertainment Centre when they came for the (infamous) Be Here Now tour, and stayed with them til the end, although not as strongly as it was in the beginning, mainly because the quality of the albums dropped off.

So it's been a delight to discover, in true Oasis fashion, that the B-sides in the 2000s were better than half the album tracks. How this one didn't make it on the record is beyond me.

 

[Makeshift Park]

Just realised Godspeed you black emperor have a new single

datakid The Filth Wizard

 

[The Filth Wizard]

Just realised Godspeed you black emperor have a new single

datakid The Filth Wizard

New album incoming too.

 

[Makeshift Park]

New album incoming too.

They were a highlight at ATP back in the day

 

[blackshadow]

They were a highlight at ATP back in the day

They were indeed.

All three ATPs held in Victoria were amazing.

 

[Makeshift Park]

They were indeed.

All three ATPs held in Victoria were amazing.

I went to Mt Buller and the one in Altona with GYBE. Agree, particularly the Mt Buller one, which could be the most enjoyable music festival I've ever been to.

My main gripe with the GYBE one was the hangar-like structure the main stage was in had pretty shitty acoustics, most noticeably for MBV. But the line-up was excellent!

Pity ATP the company was run into the ground. Their curatorship was top-notch.

 

[blackshadow]

I went to Mt Buller and the one in Altona with GYBE. Agree, particularly the Mt Buller one, which could be the most enjoyable music festival I've ever been to.

My main gripe with the GYBE one was the hangar-like structure the main stage was in had pretty shitty acoustics, most noticeably for MBV. But the line-up was excellent!

Pity ATP the company was run into the ground. Their curatorship was top-notch.

Mt Buller was phenomenal.

The Saints, Bad Seeds, Grinderman, Spiritualized, Rowland S Howard - so many amazing performances.

St Kilda one seeing Television and Sleep was sensational.

 

[sdfc]

Steve Marriott had a phenomenal rock voice. This is of course the group who later had Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart in their fold.

Dropped the small. Rod was also one of the great rock voices.

 

[sdfc]

 

[Ashley B]

One for the cleaners or janitors . Ironically almost dropped my phone in a toilet I was cleaning while watching my fellow brethren lol

 

[koshari]

Old slow 10 year old android tablet becomes permanent music remote control for the bar,

 

[andana]

 

[Makeshift Park]

I know boomers love to bang on about Floyd, Zeppelin and the Mac, but I'm hard-pressed to find a better early 70s ballad than this:

 

[Makeshift Park]

At the same time... what a banger, Joni.

 

[LuvtheKangas]

I realise I'm late to the party here, but recently discovered Wet Leg and I think they're very cool.

 

[ferball]

 

[andana]

 

[koshari]

Inxs live at Wembley atm on abc2

 

[Gasometer]

22 years old and making magic like this…2:30 onwards Billie takes a song that ought to be winding down to next level vocally.

 

[Makeshift Park]

Joy Division were for years my favourite band ever.

Tonight I realised I hadn't listened to either of their albums for a couple years, so I put them on back-to-back.

Thing that never ceases to amaze - particular on Closer - is what a genius Martin Hannett was.

 

[andana]