What's Everyone Listening to?

[schlanky]

[Gaetzi]

That one absolutely deserves to be on my hybrid album, TC. I'm somewhat proud to say I was able to come up with that list without looking at either track listings, I knew I'd omit a few classics.

[CalebCalebson]

This is outstanding another well produced album from Dave Cobb.

[beantownbubba]

Qu'est-ce que c'est?

My brother recommended to me and my other brothers....this was his email & I agree with his assessment regarding the band on a couple of listens....

"I don’t think I pimp new music that often. At any rate if you guys passed it up or didn’t notice this release a couple of weeks back by a NYC band called “The London Souls” I highly recommend it.

I liked half of it on the first listen through and by the second run through I was lovin’ it all.
I think I’ve listened to it all the way through 7 or 8 times (painting, running & driving)
The little review on Exy likens it in parts to The Hollies and Big Star which is lofty enough. For me on repeated listens I’m also hearing The Beatles, Badfinger, Lenny Kravitz, Black Keys.
There’s lots of different styles from rock through stuff done on ukulele that sounds like a throwback to Queen doing “Seaside Rendezvous”

Git It"

Merci beaucoup. I'll be checking that one out.

[Barely_Oakely]

Giving this a shot.

[Barely_Oakely]

^^^ When I listened to Steady, all I heard was Stranglehold by the Nuge.

[nutfat]

john doe and the sadies: country club..vinyl

[whatwouldcooleydo?]

includes his original versions of Monkey and the Engineer and Beat it on Down the Line among others. Love them old school "one-man band" performers

[3milelake]

^^^ When I listened to Steady, all I heard was Stranglehold by the Nuge.

I can get that, personally I got more Lenny Kravitz out of that (although at his best he worshipped on 70's rock)....these boys aren't reinventing the wheel much, but their leanings/odes to a lot of classic rock is pleasing to my ears

[beantownbubba]

Brandi Carlisle - The Firewatcher's Daughter. First listen to a gift. Enjoying it. The better parts of it lean towards Jenny Lewis a bit, the worst parts are those musical arrangements that are a bit too Mumford & Sons-y for me.

[Barely_Oakely]

[nutfat]

the knitters: the modern sounds of the knitters

[jr29]

Jimbo Mathus- Blue Healer

[Gator McKlusky]

And on the Stones tip- That Black and Blue cover always make me laugh- It looks like Keith is breathing hot, boozy, smoky breath into Mick's ear.

While both IORR and Black and Blue are good to very good Stones albums, could you imagine the album it would have been if they took the best off both?

If You Can't Rock Me
Ain't Too Proud to Beg
It's Only Rock and Roll
Dance Little Sister
Luxury
Hand of Fate
Cherry
Memory Motel
Hey Nigrita
Fool to Cry

Interesting but I couldn't live without Fingerprint File or Hot Stuff. Yes I love Hot Stuff, sue me. (And Time Waits for No One as TC already said)

[Iowan]

[Tequila Cowboy]

Great Peacock- Making Ghosts

Really loving this record. Nice write up on Nine Bullets.

[211poundsofpork]

That's been on my "to buy" list for months now but I haven't pulled the trigger. How is it?

like butter. He was awesome. For those who have The Live Adventures of Al Kooper and Mike Bloomfield AND Fillmore East- The Lost Tapes (botching up the title big time here) I think it is still worth it. Great jams abound. Highly recommended - and I didn't even get to the DVD yet!

[Beebs]

[3milelake]

1st listen immediately followed by 2nd listen

[schlanky]

[TW_2.0]

1st listen immediately followed by 2nd listen

Joining you. 1st listen.

[whatwouldcooleydo?]

Tobias Jesso Jr, Goon



really digging this, reminds me a lot of another fave, Todd Rundgren, crossed with early solo era McCartney (especially the arrangements) and a little bit of Nilsson. Definitely a throwback in the best way!

plus the dude is apparently 6'7"!

[TW_2.0]

Tobias Jesso Jr, Goon



really digging this, reminds me a lot of another fave, Todd Rundgren, crossed with early solo era McCartney (especially the arrangements) and a little bit of Nilsson. Definitely a throwback in the best way!

plus the dude is apparently 6'7"!

Love this record

Fits right into my recent wheelhouse of Father John Misty, Matthew E. White, Nilsson

[Clams]

Tobias Jesso Jr, Goon



really digging this, reminds me a lot of another fave, Todd Rundgren, crossed with early solo era McCartney (especially the arrangements) and a little bit of Nilsson. Definitely a throwback in the best way!

plus the dude is apparently 6'7"!

Love this record

Fits right into my recent wheelhouse of Father John Misty, Matthew E. White, Nilsson

Looks like a young howard stern

[dime in the gutter]

[whatwouldcooleydo?]

Looks like a young howard stern

I was thinking a darker haired, less animated Griffin Goldsmith from Dawes

[TW_2.0]

Looks like a young howard stern

I was thinking a darker haired, less animated Griffin Goldsmith from Dawes

Dude who played Zuckerberg in Social Network

[whatwouldcooleydo?]

nice, big fan of From the Ages

[3milelake]

[dime in the gutter]

nice, big fan of From the Ages

cool. i dig all things isaiah mitchell.

to my ears....from the ages is sonically terrestrial....earthless's most earthly lp...or some shit like that. more blues and heavy metal based than straight up molten liquid plasma from andromeda, like earlier albums.

they all kick ass. whether here on this planet or out in the cosmos.