Non-Classical Music Listening Thread!

[Karl Henning]

I've been loving this album all over again.

[George]

I've been loving this album all over again.

Hadn't spun it in quite awhile. I am put off a bit by the sound, but songwise it has some real doozies!

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Nice!

[SimonNZ]

The Weather Station - Ignorance (2021)

Superb.

[Pohjolas Daughter]

No! I will fall.  I even can't do a jump rope!   

No, have some faith....just give it a go and remember that you're a beginner and be kind to yourself....and give yourself some time to try something different.  Maybe you won't become a "star tango dancer", but be kind to yourself in terms of self-criticism and just try it?  You never know what skills you might be able to develop....and new fun hobbies/passion that might come from this.  Give yourself the chance. 

Best wishes,

PD

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

No, have some faith....just give it a go and remember that you're a beginner and be kind to yourself....and give yourself some time to try something different.  Maybe you won't become a "star tango dancer", but be kind to yourself in terms of self-criticism and just try it?  You never know what skills you might be able to develop....and new fun hobbies/passion that might come from this.  Give yourself the chance. 

Best wishes,

PD

I have many hobbies, but I should try as I like dancing. 

[SimonNZ]

Not my usual thing, but it was an interesting listen

[San Antone]

Miles Davis: The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions



The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions were recorded in April 1970 by Miles Davis, and released in September 2003. These sessions formed the basis for the 1971 album Jack Johnson, as well as some of the studio portions of Live-Evil. (Wikipedia)

Miles Davis - trumpet
Bennie Maupin - bass clarinet
Steve Grossman - soprano saxophone
Wayne Shorter - soprano saxophone
Chick Corea - electric piano, organ, electric piano with ring modulator
Herbie Hancock - organ, Electric Piano
Keith Jarrett - electric piano, electric piano with wah wah
Sonny Sharrock - electric guitar, echoplex
John McLaughlin - electric guitar
Dave Holland - electric bass, double bass
Michael Henderson - electric bass
Gene Perla - electric bass
Ron Carter - double bass
Jack DeJohnette - drums
Billy Cobham - drums
Lenny White - drums
Don Alias - percussion
Airto Moreira - percussion, berimbau, cuica
Hermeto Pascoal - voice, drums

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Paco de Lucía: Entre Dos Aguas.

[Todd]

[aligreto]

Pink Floyd: A Saucerful of Secrets

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Pink Floyd: A Saucerful of Secrets

Nice!

[aligreto]

Nice!

Not really, Manabu. I never really liked this album to be honest.

I still occasionally give albums a spin that I did not like in the past to see if my opinion has changed over time.
This was such a case but my opinion has not changed since I first heard it a long time ago now.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Not really, Manabu. I never really liked this album to be honest.

I still occasionally give albums a spin that I did not like in the past to see if my opinion has changed over time.
This was such a case but my opinion has not changed since I first heard it a long time ago now.

When I was around 12 y/o, this album and the first album of Pink Floyd were my fav music.

[aligreto]

When I was around 12 y/o, this album and the first album of Pink Floyd were my fav music.

I was never a big fan of the early Pink Floyd music.
I preferred their middle to later music.

[Karl Henning]

When I was around 12 y/o, this album and the first album of Pink Floyd were my fav music.

I've come to like Piper at the Gates of Dawn very much. I've never heard the Saucerful of Secrets album, but I should chill more with Ummagumma.

[San Antone]

I've come to like Piper at the Gates of Dawn very much. I've never heard the Saucerful of Secrets album, but I should chill more with Ummagumma.

Ummagumma was my first exposure to PF and has remained my favorite - but I am not much of a fan otherwise.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

I was never a big fan of the early Pink Floyd music.
I preferred their middle to later music.

I think I was a big fan of Syd Barrett, the original leader, more than Pink Floyd. 

I've come to like Piper at the Gates of Dawn very much. I've never heard the Saucerful of Secrets album, but I should chill more with Ummagumma.

I started to seriously listen to music because of Piper at the Gates of Dawn when I was around 10 y/o. While the Japanese album included See Emily Play, I don't think the USA album had it. All the songs were memorable, but I especially liked Lucifer Sam, Flaming, and Take Up Thy Stethoscope and Walk.

I have a feeling that you will dig Saucerful of Secrets.     Plus such a nice cover art.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Jeff Beck: Blow by Blow. 

[Karl Henning]

Jeff Beck: Blow by Blow. 

Love that album!