Non-Classical Music Listening Thread!

[NumberSix]

Back To Black: Songs From The Original Motion Picture
Amy Winehouse & various artists

[hopefullytrusting]

My greatest music discovery thus far: M.F.A. Kera's M.F.A. Kera



This is the kind of music that almost compels me to join the loony audiophiles.  

[hopefullytrusting]

Man, the creative arts are crazy: Felix Landau's Days of Pearly Spencer - sounds like Kermit the Frog doing an early 1980s club hit. Lol.

[hopefullytrusting]

Discog is so addicting: Aktivist's Aktiviste (French activist rap with Cypress Hill-like flow and scratch)

[NumberSix]

GarciaLive, Vol. Four: March 22nd, 1978 Veteran's Hall (Live)
Jerry Garcia Band

[DavidW]

Back To Black: Songs From The Original Motion Picture
Amy Winehouse & various artists

Oh, that is funny. I just watched one of her music videos this weekend:

[NumberSix]

Oh, that is funny. I just watched one of her music videos this weekend:

She was so beautiful and talented!

After seeing Back to Black twice in the cinema earlier this year, I went on a bit of a dive. I hadn't known much about her aside from the two or three big hits and that she was a punchline because of her sobriety issues.

Listened to a bunch of her music, watched a lot of concert videos, and watched the documentary AMY. The latter is highly recommended. It's well done and heartbreaking, all original footage and no talking heads IIRC.

Her story is tragic, and the press and public were so cruel.

[hopefullytrusting]

The Warning - a band composed of 3 sisters who first rose to fame playing Metallica in their garage, and now they are selling out arenas with clean, melodic, power anthem rock. They blow me away. The link is them playing their song Animosity live (uploaded 12 days ago)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=C_XaLBMElqU

After watching that, I'd recommend going back and seeing where they started.

Absolutely love them. :-)

[hopefullytrusting]

OST for Beyond the Black Rainbow:



Dark synthwave, eeriely reminiscent

[Todd]

[NumberSix]

Dick's Picks vol. 6
Oct 14, 1983
Grateful Dead

[NumberSix]

An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: 2nd Set (1995)

This is one I had back in the 90s. "Soulshine" was an instant fave. "Back Where it All Begins" and "No One to Run With", too.

I have not listened to it in forever.

[hopefullytrusting]

I'm all played out - Always Sometimes Monsters OST:

[NumberSix]

The Beatles: Let it Be. . .Naked

[hopefullytrusting]

Holy smokes! Let YouTube on autoplay by accident, and it brought me to this glorious OST:



Gris - only two tracks in, and it is achingly beautiful, so gentle, tender, but with an edge to it - like you just know something is a bit off (uncanniness).

What a nice surprise - maybe the YouTube algorithm isn't all bad after all.

[NumberSix]

Holy smokes! Let YouTube on autoplay by accident, and it brought me to this glorious OST:



Gris - only two tracks in, and it is achingly beautiful, so gentle, tender, but with an edge to it - like you just know something is a bit off (uncanniness).

What a nice surprise - maybe the YouTube algorithm isn't all bad after all.

I find the autoplay does a decent job with music. It's the other stuff you have to be careful about!

[hopefullytrusting]

I find the autoplay does a decent job with music. It's the other stuff you have to be careful about!

I pretty much only use YouTube for music.

I try to stay off the Internet, for the most part.

[NumberSix]

I pretty much only use YouTube for music.

I try to stay off the Internet, for the most part.

Very sensible. I wish I had your fortitude.

I took a one-week Youtube sabbatical not long ago. It was challenging, believe it or not. But it was good for me. 

[hopefullytrusting]

Very sensible. I wish I had your fortitude.

I took a one-week Youtube sabbatical not long ago. It was challenging, believe it or not. But it was good for me. 

For me, it is just work gets in the way, and so the free time I have I want it to be spent on quality over quantity, and YouTube is a cesspool, so it made it easier, but I have tons of books, movies, videogames, and the like to fill in that gap.

[NumberSix]

Allman Brothers: Seven Turns (1990)