Today I will mostly be listening to ....

stonemuse · May 2016

Welcome the Worms - Bleached

addick1965 · May 2016

Soundgarden-Badmotorfinger

Badger · May 2016

Blurt - The Kenny Rogers Greatest Hit.

Lincsaddick · May 2016

Disturbed

SDAddick · May 2016

Been addicted to "The Black Tapes" podcast of late. Great if you love Serial and a good ghost story:

http://theblacktapespodcast.com/

Lincsaddick · May 2016

Oscar Peterson

Leuth · May 2016

Screw Radiohead (for now), the new Skepta is out and it's great

Karim_myBagheri · May 2016

remember this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90PM4TLNgsg

Anna_Kissed · May 2016

Paul McCartney & Wings -
Baby, I'm Amazed
With a Little Luck
Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey

SDAddick · May 2016

Twilight Sad--Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters

Also, highly recommend "Minor Victories," members of The Editors, Mogwai, and a couple others have recorded a really good record and have been touring the UK with it. The song Scattered Ashes which featured James Graham of The Twilight Sad is brilliant.

Talal · May 2016

Had my ipod on shuffle last night and this came on. Not a song I remembered so nearly choked when I saw the title, just can't escape him.
The lyrics don't really fit though... "he always had the time to speak with me and I liked him for that"

https://youtu.be/CJNd2kKmnH0

McBobbin · May 2016

The raconteurs

Badger · May 2016

Duane Eddy - The "Twangs" The "Thang" LP

i_b_b_o_r_g · May 2016

Siren - Roxy Music

i_b_b_o_r_g · May 2016

and gonna give Maverick A Strike by Finley Quaye an airing if we have a bbq later

Six-a-bag-of-nuts · May 2016

Along comes Mary - The Association - Easy listening, summery ode to Marijuana.
Evil Hearted You - The Yardbirds - I bought this single with my own pocket money when I was 11 years old. Quite a heavy sound for a teenybopper! After Clapton's departure very much a Jeff Beck showpiece. I still love it 51 years later.
Berkeley Mews - The Kinks - Like the Beatles, some of the Kink's 'b' sides were better than most artists 'a' sides. Ray Davies at his quirky late 60's best.