Roger Waters - Is This The World We Really Want?


Still AOTY for me, and it's message gets more poignant every day. It's the angry, anti-Trump record for our times

dogstar wrote:

Bjork - Utopia

It's pretty good but could do with a few more melodies, at times it sounds like an avant garde classical record.

She is still doing it, huh? Nice. I had no idea. I gotta dust off Post which is an absolute classic.

bovine knievel wrote:

again

I’ve seen the weight of the world
Crumble with an easy equation
I’ve seen the weight of a man
Gone to hell, cryin’ he don’t understand

bovine knievel wrote:

bovine knievel wrote:

again

I’ve seen the weight of the world
Crumble with an easy equation
I’ve seen the weight of a man
Gone to hell, cryin’ he don’t understand

I've been a fan of Cahalen Morrison for some time.

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:

just a couple of boys born in western NC and a long way from home

Unknown Pleasures Joy Division

Special Edition

Picked it up on vinyl earlier today. Excited to have this one.

Next piece of today's record store bounty.

During the commute, and now

Last night:


Hadn't spun this for awhile. This has really grown on me over the years. I think 2/3rds of this album is Top Tier Patterson work, and I actually prefer to it much of the material he's contributed to DBT albums in that time. There's something about the approach he takes sonically on his solo works that really, really works for me. He has this knack for simple, chugging riffs that play better with just one more guitar, and room for the rhythm section to breathe. Throw in a little pedal steel or piano from time to time, and it just suits what he's doing very, very well.

This Is Still It The Method Actors

Neil Young live right now
https://www.ctv.ca/neil-young
or on iheart

New Neil Young and Christ Stapleton. Both jump around somewhere between being solid and pretty damn good.

Sterling Bigmouth wrote:New Neil Young and Christ Stapleton. Both jump around somewhere between being solid and pretty damn good.

My initial impressions of new Stapleton is that I like Vol 1 better than Vol 2.

Iowan wrote:

Sterling Bigmouth wrote:New Neil Young and Christ Stapleton. Both jump around somewhere between being solid and pretty damn good.

My initial impressions of new Stapleton is that I like Vol 1 better than Vol 2.

I agree 100%. Vol. I was one of my favorite albums of the year, II is nice but probably won’t have a ton of replay appeal to me.

this morning on vinyl.

Great "double play" there, dime. On vinyl, no less.

dogstar wrote:

Again

The Planets Are Blasted Boston Spaceships

Acording to Spotify, here's what I've been listening to lately:
A lot of Steve Earle (seeing him with the Dukes tomorrow night)
Some Bruce
Some Neil Young
Some McMurtry
Some P Hood solo
Some DBT
REM's Automatic reissue live set
Some Regrettes
Some Tyler Childers
Some Grateful Dead (American Beauty)
The Delines (Colfax)
Some Norah Jones

beantownbubba wrote:Great "double play" there, dime. On vinyl, no less.

family pick rotation sunday am. modern sounds was my spin.



np.

dime in the gutter wrote:family pick rotation sunday am. modern sounds was my spin.

Somebody else picked PD? I think someone was angling for an Xmas present upgrade