What's Everyone Listening to?

[dime in the gutter]

[boyyourself]

What a graphic record. So good.

[boyyourself]

Son Volt Route. Not sure this is working out as intended

[chuckrh]

what's in that? I have the Under The Ashes 2CD set

Check your PM in Via Chicago. I'm having trouble with PM on this site. You will like!

[boyyourself]

Pink Floyd another brick in the wall

[Iowan]

I ain't crazy but Jesus fucks me

[Clams]

Been listening to a lot of Isbell lately. I agree with pretty much everyone here about preferring his earlier solo stuff to his later solo stuff, but damn does he still write some fine songs. His latest record, Reunions, where he does his Knopfler thing, is just fantatstic.

[chuckrh]

Been listening to a lot of Isbell lately. I agree with pretty much everyone here about preferring his earlier solo stuff to his later solo stuff, but damn does he still write some fine songs. His latest record, Reunions, where he does his Knopfler thing, is just fantatstic.

Hope he doesn't go too far in that direction or he'll be sleeping on stage! Just saying...

[Iowan]

Been listening to a lot of Isbell lately. I agree with pretty much everyone here about preferring his earlier solo stuff to his later solo stuff, but damn does he still write some fine songs. His latest record, Reunions, where he does his Knopfler thing, is just fantatstic.

I just can't get into Reunions, other than maybe 2-3 songs.

I've been reading that his set lists are almost exclusively from the post-Southeastern era these days and I can't imagine spending any amount of money for one of those shows.

[Zip City]

People say they hear Knopfler, I say I hear Gilmour

[Iowan]

My problem is that I don’t hear Isbell.

[Clams]

Been listening to a lot of Isbell lately. I agree with pretty much everyone here about preferring his earlier solo stuff to his later solo stuff, but damn does he still write some fine songs. His latest record, Reunions, where he does his Knopfler thing, is just fantatstic.

I just can't get into Reunions, other than maybe 2-3 songs.

I've been reading that his set lists are almost exclusively from the post-Southeastern era these days and I can't imagine spending any amount of money for one of those shows.

I heart you. But about two months before the lockdown I saw him play an acoustic show in Atlantic City, was just him and Sadler, and it was one of the best shows I've seen in the past 10 years.

[tinnitus photography]

revisited Daydream Nation yesterday, certainly one of the finest 2LP sets ever released. i do find perverse humor that they released "Providence" as a single.

i never did get to see one of the DDN shows they were doing in the mid-late 2000s, but they usually did trot out either "The Sprawl" or " 'Cross The Breeze" from time to time, as well as the more predictable "Teenage Riot" and "Candle" but hearing the LP closer "The Wonder/Hyperstation/Eliminator Jr" would have been sweet. Probably the best Thurston lyrics he's written.

Falling out of sleep, I hit the floor
I pull on some rock tee and I'm out with the door
From Bowery to Broome to Greene, I'm a walking lizard
Last night's dream was a talking baby wizard

All coming from female imagination
Daydreaming days in a daydream nation

Smashed up against a car at 3 AM
The kids dressed up for basketball beat me in my head
There's bum trash in my hall and my place is ripped
I totaled another amp, I'm calling in sick

It's an anthem in a vacuum on a hyperstation
Daydreaming days in a daydream nation

[Iowan]

Been listening to a lot of Isbell lately. I agree with pretty much everyone here about preferring his earlier solo stuff to his later solo stuff, but damn does he still write some fine songs. His latest record, Reunions, where he does his Knopfler thing, is just fantatstic.

I just can't get into Reunions, other than maybe 2-3 songs.

I've been reading that his set lists are almost exclusively from the post-Southeastern era these days and I can't imagine spending any amount of money for one of those shows.

I heart you. But about two months before the lockdown I saw him play an acoustic show in Atlantic City, was just him and Sadler, and it was one of the best shows I've seen in the past 10 years.

I heart you too, Mollusk.

[Clams]

I just can't get into Reunions, other than maybe 2-3 songs.

I've been reading that his set lists are almost exclusively from the post-Southeastern era these days and I can't imagine spending any amount of money for one of those shows.

I heart you. But about two months before the lockdown I saw him play an acoustic show in Atlantic City, was just him and Sadler, and it was one of the best shows I've seen in the past 10 years.

I heart you too, Mollusk.

Lol that was a typo, should've been I hear you. But I do heart you as well.

[RolanK]

Hot damn that is a smokin version. Who are the hottie's playing guitar??

I"m not sure but they make me feel ahhhhh funny! I bet they are girls who smoke. just sayin.....

DBT past tourdates list has "Those Darlins" listed as openers that night.

[Clams]

[Mundane Mayhem]

Man somebody really got a fistful of Patterson's hair around 3:46.

[Zip City]

Ty Segall - Harmonizer

[Zip City]

I’m really pleasantly surprised with this album. Some of my favorite Farrar stuff in years

[tinnitus photography]

wipers rule. esp when they influence other bands.

[tinnitus photography]

lemmy and larry wallis made some cool shit, if only for one record.

https://youtu.be/wJg_iMxRkPY

[Iowan]

This is excellent. Right up there with Hold Steady's "Open Door Policy", Flatland Cavalry's "Welcome to Countryland", and John R. Miller's "Depreciated" for my 2021 top albums. And we don't even have new Sturgill or McMurtry yet.

[Jonicont]

This is excellent. Right up there with Hold Steady's "Open Door Policy", Flatland Cavalry's "Welcome to Countryland", and John R. Miller's "Depreciated" for my 2021 top albums. And we don't even have new Sturgill or McMurtry yet.

Loving the Miller. Saw him 7/13. Small club. 100 folks (probably the last time for that). Full band. Fantastic. Still working on the tape and video. I'll have to check out the others. Current obsession is Yola.

[scotto]

Damn, this is good.

[scotto]

[Clams]

[Iowan]

[Iowan]

This is excellent. Right up there with Hold Steady's "Open Door Policy", Flatland Cavalry's "Welcome to Countryland", and John R. Miller's "Depreciated" for my 2021 top albums. And we don't even have new Sturgill or McMurtry yet.

Loving the Miller. Saw him 7/13. Small club. 100 folks (probably the last time for that). Full band. Fantastic. Still working on the tape and video. I'll have to check out the others. Current obsession is Yola.

I caught Yola on Sirius Outlaw Country the other day and really enjoyed her. Will have to dig in more.

[LBRod]

Current obsession is Yola.

I caught Yola on Sirius Outlaw Country the other day and really enjoyed her. Will have to dig in more.

Yola brings it live. Catch her if you can.