Non-Classical Music Listening Thread!

[Number Six]

A Decade of Steely Dan

[Number Six]

Weite: Oase (2024)

What rock is this? Paych? Kraut? Post? I don't know. But I dig it.

I remember listening to their previous record a little while back and feeling like it was very post-rock. I liked it also very much. I need to revisit it.

[T. D.]

In last night's movie about Brian Eno, he mentioned how much he liked Fela Kuti, which led me to this quite amazing document on YouTube with Kuti and Africa 70, filmed live in Berlin in 1978.

Did you see the recent "generative" film Eno? I caught it two or three months (?) ago and thought it was great.

Listening:

[brewski]

Did you see the recent "generative" film Eno? I caught it two or three months (?) ago and thought it was great.

Yes, that's what sparked the Kuti interest! And I also loved the film. I went to the late screening (after the first one sold out), but would have happily considered going to both, knowing what I know now. A few days ago, they did do a 24-hour worldwide screening — so presumably you could see much more of the footage — but I was already booked for some other things and couldn't dip into it.

My brief comments in the movies thread here.

[Karl Henning]

Found another track the parakeet really digs.

[drogulus]

Jeff Beck Group - Tonight I'll be Staying Here With You (Bob Dylan).

     Ronnie went from great bassist to blah guitarist.

   

[Number Six]

U.K. - U.K. (1977)

[T. D.]

Ronnie went from great bassist to blah guitarist.

But he made a whole lot of dosh.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Ronnie went from great bassist to blah guitarist.

   

Ronnie Wood is a great guitarist imho. He is one of my favorite guitarists. He connects all the players in the band.

[SimonNZ]

RIP

[SimonNZ]

Mazzy Star - Ghost Highway (live, rec. 1994)

[hopefullytrusting]

Classic, homegrown punk: The Wellheads



Made me feel like I was at a Pennywise concert - music made to be sung with!

[stingo]

RIP

I listened that same album as well. RIP

[hopefullytrusting]

Getting down with some hootin' 'n' hollerin' holiness! (some examples below - "real" "roots")

"If you believe the word of god": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QmkgYmqelw

"Good bye world": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynX-OckP-Mc

"After all these years": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0f6Y672y5ls

[hopefullytrusting]

Knee slappin' in my clicking-clacking clogs:

[steve ridgway]

Knee slappin' in my clicking-clacking clogs:

LOL the nearest I got was when Hayseed Dixie played our local arts centre 😹.

[SimonNZ]

I listened that same album as well. RIP

She played in my city on that tour on my 21st birthday

And I couldn't get a ticket. And I still feel the regret.

[hopefullytrusting]

LOL the nearest I got was when Hayseed Dixie played our local arts centre 😹.

When I was very young, my family was involved in the Pentecostal revival, so I got to see some wild shit like folks speaking in tongues, folks writhing in the spirit, testifyin', but sadly no snakes.

If you don't know what tongues are, nothing can prepare you for it: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ILEapoVwdyo

And, I do mean nothing: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6iy7QtojoI

[hopefullytrusting]

Before there was ska, there was clogging.

[San Antone]

The Beatles: 1965-1967

Help!
Rubber Soul
Revolver
Sgt. Pepper's
Magical Mystery Tour

On random play mode.

How many bands released five great records in two years?