What Are You Listening To - The Reckoning

[l'angelo mysterioso]

just rediscovered 'The King Will Come', by Wishbone Ash

[terrywebbisgod]

Seasick Steve-You can't teach an old dog new tricks.

[Bleep1673]

Just seen this on channel 369, Vintage TV, I had forgot how upbeat this was,

Aztec Camera - Somewhere in my Heart, for those of us who knew the early 80's will know it bring a smile to most

Revealing my Disco roots

Edited June 7, 2011 by Bleep1673

[Bleep1673]

or this one, (I'm not Gay, I just like this as well)

and this it gets gayer,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJv5qLsLYoo&feature=related

[Bleep1673]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SouGhbXz6_s

Sorry

[Bleep1673]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShN8UIk5-mw

This track always make my mates & I laugh as the BBC tried to ban it as the previous 2 number 1's from frankie had been contentious, and they couldn't work out if they were taking the P*** or not, they weren't, overtly, it's still a wonderful song.

[Bleep1673]

Gods answer to a Manchester National Anthem, East of the pennines it's Yawkshire Yawkshire repeat ad infinitum

Edited June 7, 2011 by Bleep1673

[Bleep1673]

Dear God, not this...

[Futtocks]

A few recent LPs digitised:

David Crosby - If I could only remember my Name

Family - Music in a Doll's House

Gordon Giltrap - Guitarist

Leslie West - Mountain

Rodney Crowell - Keys to the Highway

Santana - Caravanserai

The Grateful Dead - In the Dark

The Neville Brothers - Yellow Moon

The Residents - Commercial Album

Richie Havens - Alarm Clock

[Ullman]

Creedence Clearwater Revival - Sailor's Lament

[Ullman]

Rainbow - Kill The King

Dio on great form

[Ullman]

What a class record. Not heard this in a long while.

The last time I remember hearing that was on the sharrer home from Derwent Park, Workington.

Great tune

[Ullman]

The Reverend Horton Heat - Wiggle Stick

Rock 'n' ###### Roll!

[westhuller]

Rainbow - Kill The King

Dio on great form

Had this on the other day great song and but Catch The Rainbow just shades it for me.

Edited June 12, 2011 by westhuller

[Ullman]

Vinyl re-issue of Traffic's Low Spark OF High Heeled Boys

[Ullman]

Had this on the other day great song and but Catch The Rainbow just shades it for me.

Ballads? Uuurrghh

[westhuller]

Ballads? Uuurrghh

Right up there with The Power of Love by Jennifer Rush.

[Bulletproof]

Been listening to Pale Blue Eyes by Velvet Underground.

[Phil]

Red Right Hand - Nick Cave

[Ullman]

Right up there with The Power of Love by Jennifer Rush.

[Futtocks]

Frank Zappa - We're only in it for the Money

Gary Moore - Still got the Blues

Gram Parsons - Another Side of this Life

Jethro Tull - Original Masters

Joe Cocker - The Joe Cocker Collection

Love - False Start

Ministry - The Mind is a terrible Thing to taste

The Band - Northern Lights, Southern Cross

Tom Petty - Southern Accents

[paley]

Ministry - The Mind is a terrible Thing to taste

Excellent album

[Leeds Wire]

Harrison Stafford, lead singer of roots reggae's finest 'Groundation', has a new solo album out. Its bloody brilliant too, if you like the whole stripped down roots reggae thing.

The songs are all about the problems of Israel and Palestine, hence the album title 'Madness'. It was written during Stafford's recent visit to the West Bank as a tourist; but don't worry about the sentiment, just enjoy some top reggae tunes.

Here are track 2,

and track 5,

[Futtocks]

Gil Scott-Heron, Brian Jackson & the Midnight Band, live from Berkeley, 1978 (downloaded from the Dime a Dozen site). Decent quality, apart from some channel balance problems in the early tracks.

[terrywebbisgod]

Kraftwerk-Radioactivity