What's Everyone Listening to?

[TW_2.0]

http://www.npr.org/2014/05/25/314282136/first-listen-parquet-courts-sunbathing-animal

This - thanks for the link

[Zip City]

[Barely_Oakely]

I just tried listening... It was too reminiscent of 60's pop for me, not that that's a bad thing, but I just got bored with it. So I changed it up:

followed by

[Tequila Cowboy]

x2

can't get enough

[Clams]

all things hayes carll.
for me, an all time top ten 9b/3dd thread recommendation/find.
aces.

Agreed. He's one of many greats I wouldn't have discovered but for this board. Others include McMurtry, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Bottle Rox, Kathleen Edwards, Todd Snider and more.

[allisonsdc]

Danny Barnes - Shri 108

Just checked this out --- love it.

[dee dee]

Black lips new one followed by BlitZen trapper's latest. Now on white stripes' elephant

[dee dee]

[dee dee]

[4sooner]

James McMurtry-Childish Things

[linkous]

This is really starting to get under my skin. First few times I heard it I thought "c'mon Bob it's not 1985 anymore, or even 1991", but after a few more listens the band is cooking and the tunes are a great mix of everything he did best with Husker Du and Sugar. I never took to his solo stuff that well (Workbook was ok), Bob just works best in a 3 piece kick ass rock n roll band I guess.

[Kudzu Guillotine]

Remember this guy?

Looks like he has a 7" single coming out on June 30 called "Gimme Something Good", at least according to this website. Also curious to know if you've heard this, his take on the Pointer Sisters' "Neutron Dance". Your mileage may vary but to my ears, it sounds pretty damn good.

[dee dee]

Ty Segall - Feel (7")

[Zip City]

['Scratch]

DELUXE Edition, Disc 2 Barn's on Fire Sessions - definitely on the desert island shortlist. Love those songs.

[Barely_Oakely]

[Tequila Cowboy]

[dee dee]

[Barely_Oakely]

[dime in the gutter]

1st spin. only the 2nd time i've ever listened to her.

smitty's most recent post in the loveless thread got me to take the plunge.

[beantownbubba]

Plunging where? And what exactly is she doing w/ that geetar?

[grapico]

[dee dee]

[Zip City]

I tried, but this is clearly not for me.

NP:

[4sooner]

Eilen Jewell-Queen Of The Minor Key

[joelle]

[Zip City]

First listen

[John A Arkansawyer]

I'm about to play this. The show just killed me and my date (date? Johnnie? Why, yes) was blown away, too. If she comes to your town or a town in your general area, go see her:

[Zip City]

[Kudzu Guillotine]

The bonus disc, a concert recorded at the Olympia in Paris in 1969 is a very worthy addition to Zep's official live output including BBC Sessions, How the West Was Won, Led Zeppelin DVD and The Song Remains the Same. I list The Song Remains the Same last as these other live offerings smash it like a grape even though it will always hold a special place for me as a live document of Led Zeppelin as well as a film. This Olympia concert is closer to the feel of the Royal Albert Hall concert from the Led Zeppelin DVD as they are just an unbridled force of nature here firing on all cylinders. A must. I would love to see Page unleash more of this kind of goodness from the vault.