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What music are you listening to at the moment.

Started by noel_w, October 14, 2015, 12:25:41 AM

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glenm64

Friday arvo, just finish night shift, Kamado is cooking a rump roast, the kids are coming over,  enjoying a few coldies, and playing an oldie but a goodie. Its the simple things that really matter.
The $12.99 sticker made me smile.

Cheers Glen

There's a big difference between kneeling down
......... and bending over.

archer63

Ahh....Bat Out Of Hell !!

I've still got my original album....and was one of the few that I knew all the words from start to finish...as a lot of us would I'm sure.

Troopy_03

Quote from: archer63 on January 20, 2018, 07:19:56 AM
Ahh....Bat Out Of Hell !!

I've still got my original album....and was one of the few that I knew all the words from start to finish...as a lot of us would I'm sure.
Yeah, but do you still see paradise, by the dashboard lights?? ;-)
4.2L TD Toyota Troopy, (Clarke's Country Camper Trailer, softfloor.) sold it and bought a Avan Ray small poptop caravan.

archer63

 :D  :cheers:

Stop right there...before we go any further...ha ha

glenm64

There's a big difference between kneeling down
......... and bending over.

noel_w

A bit of King Crimson last night. In The Court Of The Crimson King.
A bit of trippy music from the early 70's


TUG=GU ST 2012 Ute, CT = Modcon Imperial HF
We have to start thinking about what sort of a world we are going to leave for Keith Richards after we are all gone.

Pete79

Quote from: noel_w on January 25, 2018, 09:13:48 AM
A bit of King Crimson last night. In The Court Of The Crimson King.
A bit of trippy music from the early 70's

Thanks mate, don't mind a bit of trippy music from the early 70's myself. ;D

Can't believe I haven't heard their stuff 'till now.  ???
21st Century Schizoid Man just got added to my drum solo playlist with Led Zeppelin's Moby Dick (live), Bonzo's Montreux and a few others...  :cheers:

If anyone else has a favorite drums track throw them up here, I'd been keen to get some more names on my playlist. ;)

noel_w

Quote from: Pete79 on January 25, 2018, 10:09:12 AM
Thanks mate, don't mind a bit of trippy music from the early 70's myself. ;D

Can't believe I haven't heard their stuff 'till now.  ???
21st Century Schizoid Man just got added to my drum solo playlist with Led Zeppelin's Moby Dick (live), Bonzo's Montreux and a few others...  :cheers:

If anyone else has a favorite drums track throw them up here, I'd been keen to get some more names on my playlist. ;)
Try In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida by Iron Butterfly. An old fav of mine
TUG=GU ST 2012 Ute, CT = Modcon Imperial HF
We have to start thinking about what sort of a world we are going to leave for Keith Richards after we are all gone.

Kangaron

Love all of the above.
Have a listen to The Black Page, written by Frank Zappa, played here by son Dweezil, and entourage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDQE82ElyJg

glenm64

Ah the 60's and 70's, the golden age of chemically induced musical genius.
Most of my music comes from that era.



What were we talking about...........??????
There's a big difference between kneeling down
......... and bending over.

Kangaron

same here, listen to nothing else.
Daughters having friends over tonight for a "gathering"
so on with the Sennheisers.
My play list tonight.


Bird

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Gone to a new home

Pete79

Quote from: noel_w on January 25, 2018, 10:27:33 AM
Try In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida by Iron Butterfly. An old fav of mine
Hasn't that riff been ripped off over the years... ;)

I got a bit lost somewhere around the 12 or 13 minute mark, but they dragged me back in towards the end of it. ;D

edz

" IMPROVISE  ADAPT   OVERCOME   and  PERSEVERE  "

Troopy_03

Quote from: Pete79 on January 25, 2018, 10:09:12 AM
Thanks mate, don't mind a bit of trippy music from the early 70's myself. ;D

Can't believe I haven't heard their stuff 'till now.  ???
21st Century Schizoid Man just got added to my drum solo playlist with Led Zeppelin's Moby Dick (live), Bonzo's Montreux and a few others...  :cheers:

If anyone else has a favorite drums track throw them up here, I'd been keen to get some more names on my playlist. ;)

Cream - Ginger Baker's solo in Toad.
4.2L TD Toyota Troopy, (Clarke's Country Camper Trailer, softfloor.) sold it and bought a Avan Ray small poptop caravan.

archer63

Speaking of Cream...downloaded a Classic Album video from iTunes today on Cream's Disraeli Gears...interesting.
Also downloaded The Doors LA Women and Carly Simon's first album.
Also have on DVD Black Sabbath Paranoid & Pink Floyd Dark Side Of The Moon.
These were a good series to catch of Foxtel at the time....as well as Live At Abbey Road which was on around the early 00's.

edz

" IMPROVISE  ADAPT   OVERCOME   and  PERSEVERE  "

glenm64

There's a big difference between kneeling down
......... and bending over.

glenm64

Crime Of The Century. Forgot how good it was.

Cheers Glen

There's a big difference between kneeling down
......... and bending over.

glenm64

Facing the Music.
Vander and Young = Great Music???

Cheers Glen

There's a big difference between kneeling down
......... and bending over.

noel_w

glenm64 and Kangeron, would be good to sit around a fire with a nice music system and some beers listening to some of the music you guys have listed.  :cup: :cup: :cup: :cup:
TUG=GU ST 2012 Ute, CT = Modcon Imperial HF
We have to start thinking about what sort of a world we are going to leave for Keith Richards after we are all gone.

glenm64

Quote from: noel_w on February 02, 2018, 02:08:15 PM
glenm64 and Kangeron, would be good to sit around a fire with a nice music system and some beers listening to some of the music you guys have listed.  :cup: :cup: :cup: :cup:
Good company and good music.
Just added some more speakers to the system. An old pair of of KEF Concertos. Just rewired them and upgraded the terminal posts. They sound good already. Waiting on a pair of upgrade crossovers for them to really make them sing.
Listening to an oldie in Quadrophonic.


Cheers Glen

There's a big difference between kneeling down
......... and bending over.

noel_w

Quote from: glenm64 on February 10, 2018, 08:24:44 PM
Good company and good music.
Just added some more speakers to the system. An old pair of of KEF Concertos.

Cheers Glen
Mighty speakers from days of old. They had good reviews from memory.
TUG=GU ST 2012 Ute, CT = Modcon Imperial HF
We have to start thinking about what sort of a world we are going to leave for Keith Richards after we are all gone.

Pete79

My stock of band shirts is getting pretty low these days, after my 2 Led Zeppelin shirts finally disintegrated and the misses threw out my favorite Screaming Jets t shirt while I wasn't looking a few weeks ago >:(
Now I'm down to a couple of John Butler Trio's and my uncle's pub band shirts, not good...

So I just ordered a bunch of band merch from some of my favorite alternative artists in the US (can't wait to see the Primus hoodie when it gets here ).
I finally found something that I can buy without paying the Australia Tax....  :cup:

Purchase direct from the artist, it's actually cheaper than eBay Aus and your cash goes straight to the guys you want to support (well via a merch company I guess, but as direct as you can go to the artists without buying stuff at their gigs ).

loanrangie

Quite liking" City calm down " at the mo and " Gang of Youths ".
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