What music are you listening to at the moment.

[DaveR]

Yep, I'm in the right place.
I'm just a bloke who has a most eclectic tastes with music.
I really enjoy finding new music, so I (nearly 50) listen to jjj, also try to have Unearthed radio on (which is a part of jjj) where they play music from new unsigned Aussie artists. This is how some recent Aussie music stars who get played on many radio stations were found.

Just had some Urthboy on, yep, some Aussie Hip Hop, or Skip Hop as it is known, he is a modern day Paul Kelly, just uses a different form.

I agree with the above comment about Hot August Night, greatest intro ever, then a great gig.

[Moggy]

All good

i dont mind jjj except when they play that heavy grunge screaming $hit & i always associate dance & techno with strip joints (well thats what my young fella told me  )

[Troopy_03]

this

[loanrangie]

Yep, I'm in the right place.
I'm just a bloke who has a most eclectic tastes with music.
I really enjoy finding new music, so I (nearly 50) listen to jjj, also try to have Unearthed radio on (which is a part of jjj) where they play music from new unsigned Aussie artists. This is how some recent Aussie music stars who get played on many radio stations were found.

Just had some Urthboy on, yep, some Aussie Hip Hop, or Skip Hop as it is known, he is a modern day Paul Kelly, just uses a different form.

I agree with the above comment about Hot August Night, greatest intro ever, then a great gig.

Another J's fan here, when i'm not listening to the radio i've been listening to some classic Weezer and Muse.

[MattNQ]

Love my metal & progressive, but also enjoying the following music recently - great late night chill out music

Casualties of Cool - One of Devin Townsend's non-metal projects - kind of dark, alternative, ambient, country..if that makes sense.
Che Aimee Dorval brings vocals smoother than a fine whiskey.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5b7oMdmZm4&list=RDmuNLqPPTuDQ&index=2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muNLqPPTuDQ

Also Porcupine Tree have been on the play list as well. An eclectic array of music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yh9osYZNilU&list=PL4E1flaRT0vxvM953EMprbM052OzHjKDF&index=8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbWhpfXisZw&list=PL4E1flaRT0vxvM953EMprbM052OzHjKDF

[edz]

Funny how parts of a song stick in your mind, Have been trying to find this song for years and years, I only ever heard it the once at our  5th grade school dance .. been trying to find it ever since, till last night .https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X_gNeIFVNw 
And this bloody tune aswell, used to be on the TV to advertise our regions tourist spots  and the film clip always started with an ANSETT Aircraft lifting off at the airport    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBgKBJVm1p0

[glenm64]

Ian Dury and the Blockheads.
I was laughing to myself thinking about my kids now and what I did as a teen.
They dont smoke, dont do any drugs and only drink moderately.
Boy Im lucky.

Cheers Glen

[McTavish]

Who remembers The The??

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orIy18qIaCU

Must be turned up "loud"!!~

[oldmate]

Blues fest, on abc radio

[glenm64]

Thin Lizzy's  Vagabonds, Kings and Warriors.
They were a great band with a lot of great guitarists over their time.
Enjoy
https://youtu.be/wyQ-tScuzwM


Cheers Glen

[KingBilly]

Juzzie Smith's new album "Rise and Shine"

http://juzziesmith.com

KB

[mumbls]

One of my dads favourite singers/albums. Remember laying on the lounge floor reading, with this playing in the background. Spent a lot of time doing this with him, we didn't get a telly till I was 12.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=4tFoapIVmgw

[noel_w]

The Doors, Backstage and Dangerous (live)

[oldmate]

Prince

[McTavish]

One of my dads favourite singers/albums. Remember laying on the lounge floor reading, with this playing in the background. Spent a lot of time doing this with him, we didn't get a telly till I was 12.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=4tFoapIVmgw

'When It's Springtime in Alaska (It's Forty Below)"  This one rings a bell to me too Mumbls...   A toast to your father hey!! (saw your note on the other post)

[Swannie]

After watching straight out of Compton, so back on the old school NWA & ice cube

[glenm64]

Bit of Aussie stuff today
Goanna, The Cruel Sea and The Waifs

Cheers Glen

[DaveR]

After watching straight out of Compton, so back on the old school NWA & ice cube

Some great music came out thanks to that lot. I'll always remember the protest by the j's  at the time.


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[corndog]

Eric Clapton.Slowhand at 70.Live at The Royal Albert Hall.2015.

[Rob Mac]

Well courtesy of a fifth of Jacks, I have dug out cassette tapes from 72 / 74 Madder Lake's Butterfly, Golden Earring's Moontan, ( there is better songs than Radar Love there), In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida Iron Butterfly dont know if they did anything else, great drum solo.
Ahh reliving my youth, to be 17 again, er not gonna happen be lucky to see 70, but bugger it live life to the limit, (well as much as the bod can handle)))). 9 weeks long service booked Aug/ Sept/ Oct, looking forward to spending my 61st on Fraser end of Sept with friends.

[topcat]

Lizzy's "Live and Dangerous" album cranked up and Gary Moore's version of Stairway to heaven - bliss
TC

[raider]

Juzzie Smith's new album "Rise and Shine"

http://juzziesmith.com

KB

Love it , thanks KB

[DaveR]

Its a saturday morning in my office, no grown ups around.
Led Zeppelin remasters to kick the day off just nicely.
The lads who rolled in at 02:00 this morning have kept away.... 

[Malcolm Tugless]

30 minutes of legendary Merle Haggard ...

https://youtu.be/0rTPyWUqC1g

[archer63]

30 minutes of legendary Merle Haggard ...

Did that as well the other day .